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AUTHORITY LEVEL
DEGREE OF ACCESS • •
Master • • • • • •
User
• • •
Arm Only
•
all privileges of the Manager, but with these restrictions: restricted to assigning and changing User Codes belonging to those with Authority Levels of Master and below (i.e. User, Arm Only, and Maid) access to designated partitions arming and disarming bypassing zones access to designated partitions viewing system status, trouble, and alarm memory resetting the Switched Auxiliary Output activating designated Utility Outputs specific control of upload/downloading activities administering selected system tests, except Walk Testing
arming one (or more) partitions
GENERAL COMMENTS •
there are no restrictions in the number of Master codes (as long as they don’t exceed the number of codes remaining in the system)
•
there are no restrictions in the number of User codes (as long as they don’t exceed the number of codes remaining in the system)
•
there are no restrictions in the number of Arm Only codes (as long as they don’t exceed the number of codes remaining in the system) Arm Only codes are useful for workers who arrive when the premises are already open but, because they are last to leave, they’re given the responsibility to close the premises the Maid code is a temporary code which will be immediately deleted from the system once it has been used to arm typically used residentially for maids, home attendants, and repairmen who must enter the premises before the owner(s) arrive typically used to enable the operation of a device controlled by a utility output (i.e., a door, etc)
•
•
• •
Maid
used for one-time arming in one or more partitions if first used to disarm the system, the Maid code may be used once for subsequent arming
•
• UO Only
•
used to operate a Utility Output only
The activities in this section allow for: • the assignment of Authority Levels • the Partition assignment(s) for each User Code
• • •
viewing and re-assigning the Grand Master code choosing the Installer and Sub-Installer access codes, and determining the Code Length
With the display showing:
INSTALLER PROG: 4)CODE MAINT. ↓ press [ENTER] to begin. The first sub-category, AUTHORITY, will appear on the display. You may access it by pressing [ENTER], OR by pressing the [1] key. Installation and Programming Manual
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Quick Key 4
1
Item AUTHORITY
CODE MAINTENANCE: AUTHORITY CODE MAINTENANCE: PARTITION Default Explanation USER
§
§
used for designating the Authority Level for each of the 98 User Codes (which excludes the Grand Master code–whose Authority Level is fixed) the programmable Authority Levels are: Manager, Master, User, Arm Only, and Maid
CODE AUTHORITY: CODE=01:USER § from the above display: 1. use the UP- or DOWN-arrow keys to position the cursor under the first digit of the User Code to which you wish to assign an Authority Level 2. enter the appropriate two-digit User Code 3. with the cursor positioned under the Authority Level, use either [STAY] or [ARM] to select the Authority Level intended for the designated User Code 4. press [ENTER] to advance to the next User Code, or press the [S S ] key to return to the previous level 4
2
PARTITION
PARTITION 1
§
used to assign the partition(s) in which all User Codes (except for the Grand Master) will operate
CODE PARTITION: CODE=01:USER § from the above display: 1. use the UP- or DOWN-arrow keys to position the cursor under the first digit of the User Code to which you wish to assign access to one (or more) Partition(s) 2. enter the appropriate two-digit User Code and press [ENTER]
P=12345678 C=xx Y....... 3. from the above display, designate the partition(s) for which the designated user may have access by using the [STAY] key to toggle between YES (Y) or NO (,), and either the [STAT] or [BYP] keys to move the cursor left or right, respectively, as you make your choices; note that “non-partitioned” system are considered to use “Partition 1” 4. press [ENTER] to access another User Code 5. repeat steps 1 through 5, as required, until all User Codes used in the system are assigned to the appropriate partition(s) 6. when done, press the [S] key to return to the previous level
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INSTALLER PROG: 4)CODE MAINT. ↓
Quick Key 4
3
CODE MAINTENANCE: GRAND MASTER CODE MAINTENANCE: INSTALLER Item Default Explanation GRAND MASTER
1234
§ §
§
4
4
INSTALLER
0296
the Grand Master is the UserCode with the highest Authority Level (see page 71) the system’s owner/chief user can assign and modify the Grand Master code as a function of the User Functions mode; alternatively, the Grand Master’s code may be set by the installation company to do so, use the keypad’s (0-9) keys and, if necessary, the UP- and DOWN-arrow keys, to overwrite the default code; press [ENTER] when done
§
the Installer Code allows entry into the Installer Programming mode, and the subsequent modification of all system parameters § it’s wise to change the factory default of “0296” to a designation unique to the panel and/or to the appropriate alarm company personnel; to do so: 1. use the keypad’s (0-9) keys and, if necessary, the UP-and DOWN-arrow keys,to overwrite the default code; press [ENTER] 2. carefully confirm your selection by re-entering the same code and pressing [ENTER] 3. once done, press the [S S ] key to return to the previous level.
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INSTALLER PROG: 4)CODE MAINT. ↓
Quick Key 4
5
CODE MAINTENANCE: SUB-INSTALLER Item Default Explanation SUB-INSTALLER
0299
§
the Sub-Installer Code allows for limited access within the Installer Programming mode § an individual given the Sub-Installer code can be thought of as an assistant to the “lead” Installer–but being restricted to changing only selected programming parameters § it’s the job of the individual with the Installer Code to determine the Sub-Installer’s restrictions; doing so will be discussed in the section below § first, it’s wise to change the factory default of “0299” to a designation unique to the panel and/or to those who may serve as “sub-installers” in your alarm company; to do so: 1. use the keypad’s (0-9) keys and, if necessary, the UP- and DOWN-arrow keys, to overwrite the default code; press [ENTER] 2. when done, press the [S] key to return to the previous level
Setting the Sub-Installer’s Programming Restrictions 1. if necessary, exit the Installer Programming mode; to “high” a level to perform Sub-Installer restrictions; do so, press the [S S ] key until the display no longer press [ENTER] to seek a “lower” changes; then press [0] sub-category. 2. at this display, 8. when done, press the [S S ] key, as required, to exit the “Customize” mode; at the display: DO YOU WANT TO
DO YOU WANT TO EXIT?
SAVE THE DATA? Y determine whether you need to save any programmed data, use the [STAY] key to toggle between “Y” and “N”; press [ENTER] 3. from the “normal” (user’s) display, enter the “CUSTOMIZE” mode by pressing [S S ], [7], [3] 4. enter the Installer Code (NOT the Sub-Installer Code) and press [ENTER] 5. refer to the Installer Programming Map on page 37; select (with either the UP- or DOWN-arrow keys or “Quick Keys”) one of the seven main programming classifications listed in the “HOME” column–within which you want to restrict a Sub-Installer’s access 6. using pages 37 and 38 as an aid, use the arrow keys, “Quick Keys” and the [ENTER] key to navigate through and select the sub-category beneath the chosen programming classification until you reach a level for which you desire to set Sub-Installer restrictions 7. press the [STAY] key and observe the lower left of the display; if the number listed changes to an “X”, that sub-category will NOT be available to a Sub-Installer; to reverse the process, press [STAY] again; if, at any time, pressing [STAY] produces three short “beeps”, you are at too
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N
press the [STAY] key to change the “N” to a “Y” and press [ENTER] 9. at the display:
DO YOU WANT TO SAVE MENU?
Y
press [ENTER] to save your changes; at this point, a Sub-Installer’s access to the “X-ed” categories will not be permitted 10. press the [S S] key twice to return to the normal (user’s) display 11. to use a Sub-Installer Code, from the “normal” (user’s) display, press [S S ], [7], [2];. at this display:
SUB-INST. CODE: enter the Sub-Installer’s access code, and press [ENTER] 12. Installer Programming will be available to the Sub-Installer, but on a restricted basis, conforming to the choices made in step 7
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Quick Key 4
6
CODE MAINTENANCE: CODE LENGTH Item Default Explanation CODE LENGTH
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• • •
4
6
1
4 digits
4
§ § § § § § §
4
6
2
6 digits
the Code Length specifies the number of digits (either 4 or 6) which must be used by the Grand Master, Manager, and Master Codes all other codes (i.e. User, Arm Only, Maid) may be between one-digit and the number of digits specified through this parameter press [ENTER] to make your selection use either the DOWN-arrow or UP-arrow keys to display either 4-digit or 6-digit codes as described above press [ENTER] if you make a change in the Code Length, the following display will appear:
CODES SHOULD BE DELETED. SURE
use the [STAY] key to change the default “N”, if desired; § press [ENTER] NOTE 1: if the Code Length parameter is changed after any User Codes have already been stored, they may have to be changed to conform to the new parameter NOTE 2: if a 6-digit Code Length is selected, system default codes like 1-2-3-4, 0-2-9-6, and 0-2-9-9 will become 1-2-3-4-0-0, 0-2-9-6-0-0, and 0-2-9-9-0-0, respectively NOTE 3: REMEMBER–only authorized system users (i.e. Grand Master, Manager, Master) may determine the numbers which comprise the actual User Code(s)
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5) Dialer The following table provides instructions for programming all relevant information required for the ORBIT-Pro to contact the Central Station and successfully transmit data With the display showing:
INSTALLER PROG: 5)DIALER: × press [ENTER] to begin. The first sub-category, TEL. NUMBERS will appear on the display. You may enter it by pressing [ENTER] OR by pressing the [1] key. INSTALLER PROG: 5)DAILER ↓
Quick Key 5
Item
Default
TELEPHONE NUMBERS
---
Explanation • • • • • • • • § §
5
1
1
MS Tel. No. 1
---
5
1
2
MS Tel. No. 2
---
§ §
5
1
3
MS Tel. No. 3
---
§ §
5
1
4
Remote U/D Telephone No.
---
§ § §
5
2
ACCOUNTS
---
§
5
2
Customer Account Number(s)
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§
§ § §
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specifies the following telephone number(s): that of the Central Station(s) to which the ORBIT-Pro will send its reports that used by the ORBIT-Pro to call back the Alarm Company’s computer when remote Upload/Download operations are performed with the Call-Back U/D option (see below, and page 80) 1st Central (Monitoring) Station telephone number; you may enter up to 16 digits; include any dialing prefix(es) and area code 2nd Central (Monitoring) Station telephone number; you may enter up to 16 digits; include any dialing prefix(es) and area code 3rd Central (Monitoring) Station telephone number; you may enter up to 16 digits; include any dialing prefix(es) and area code specifies the phone number used to provide for higher security U/D operations (see Callback U/D) on page 80) this is the telephone number to which the alarm company’s computer, equipped with the Upload/Download software, will be connected you may enter up to 16 digits; be sure to include any calling prefixes and an area code if needed. specifies the customer’s Central Station Account Number. for each of up to eight Central Station accounts (e.g. one for each partition), specify the 6-digit Customer Account Number assigned by the Central Station use the keypad’s (0-9) keys and, if necessary, the UP- and DOWN-arrow keys, to select and enter the account number press [ENTER] when done press the [S S ] key to return to the previous level
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Quick Key
Item
DIALER: COMMUNICATION FORMAT Default Definition
5
3
COMMUNICATION FORMAT
5
3
1
For 1st Telephone Number:
0000
5
3
2
0000
5
3
3
For 2nd Telephone Number: For 3rd Telephone Number:
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0000
for each Central Station account in the installation, choose the Communication Format, as specified by the Central Station, for reporting customer alarms, troubles, tests, and other events § refer to the information in the table below and enter the 4-digit Format Code corresponding to the communication protocol required by the Central Station Receiver associated with the 1st MS Telephone Number, above. § as above, for the receiver associated with the 2nd MS Telephone Number § as above, for the receiver associated with the 3rd MS Telephone Number
INSTRUCTIONS: 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
Contact the Central Station monitoring the customer account(s) you are programming. Obtain the Communication Format(s) being used by the digital receiver(s) processing each account. For SIA and Contact I.D. formats refer to Auto Codes (on page 87). Note the corresponding 4-digit Format Code(s) in the right-hand column. Use the keypad’s (0-9) keys and, if necessary, the UP- and DOWN-arrow keys to position the cursor. Enter the proper code accordingly for the Central Station’s Telephone Numbers, above, and press [ENTER].
Communication Formats Simple Pulse Protocols: Silent Knight/ADEMCO Slow Silent Knight/ADEMCO Slow–Extended Radionics/DCI/Franklin Slow Silent Knight Fast Silent Knight Fast–Extended Sescoa/Franklin/Vertex/DCI Fast Sescoa/Franklin/Vertex/DCI–Extended Universal High Speed–Non-Extended Radionics Protocols: Radionics, 20 PPS Radionics, 20 PPS–Extended Radionics, 40 PPS Radionics, 40 PPS–Extended Radionics, 40 PPS, with Parity Radionics, 40 PPS–Extended, with Parity Other Protocols: Sescoa, Super Fast, with Parity Sescoa, Super Fast, with Parity + ETX ADEMCO Express ADEMCO Contact (Point) ID Sweden Robofon SIA Level I + II
Format Code 010F 014F 0117 010E 014E 0116 0156 0112
handshake at 1400 Hz handshake at 2300 Hz handshake at 1400 Hz handshake at 2300 Hz handshake at 1400 Hz handshake at 2300 Hz handshake at 1400 Hz handshake at 2300 Hz handshake at 1400 Hz handshake at 2300 Hz handshake at 1400 Hz handshake at 2300 Hz
0202 0212 0242 0252 0200 0210 0240 0250 0220 0230 0260 0270
4 + 3 + Parity 4 + 3 + Parity 4 + 2+ Parity DTMF, Parity
0331 03B1 0520 0420 0600 0700
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INSTALLER PROG: 5)DAILER ↓
Quick Key
Item ACCESS AND ID
DIALER: ACCESS & ID Default
5
4
5
4
1
Access Code
5678
5
4
2
ID code
0001
5
4
3
MS Lock
000000
---
Explanation
specifies the Access and ID Codes required for successful remote communication (using Rokonet’s Upload/Download software) between the Alarm Company and the Installation § select a 4-digit Access Code which will be stored in the ORBIT-Pro § this same code must subsequently be entered into the corresponding account profile created for the installation in the Upload/Download software § for successful remote communication to take place between the Alarm Company and the Installation, this Access Code (along with the ID Code, see below), must match § although it’s not required, it may be best to select a different 4-digit Access Code for each installation. § the ID Code can be thought of as an extension of the Access Code, above § this same ID Code must subsequently be entered into the account’s profile in the Upload/Download software § for successful remote communication to take place between the Alarm Company and the Installation, this ID Code (along with the Access Code, see above), must match § some dealers use the customer’s Central Station Account Number for the ID Code, but any 4-digit code unique to the installation will suffice § MS Lock is a security function used in conjunction with Rokonet’s Upload/Download Software (Version 2.3 or greater) § through the software, it is designed to provide greater proprietary security when viewing several Central Station parameters § it is NOT necessary to change the MS Lock default value within Installer Programming; instead, the procedure may be performed from the Upload/Download Software and then downloaded to the ORBIT-Pro § for additional information, refer to the Upload/Download Programming Manual
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INSTALLER PROG: 5)DAILER ↓
Quick Key
Item
DIALER: CONTROLS Default
5 5
5 5
01
CONTROLS MS Enable
--YES
5
5
02
FM Enable
YES
Explanation
controls aspects of the ORBIT-Pro’s dialer operation if YES: enables communication with the Central Station to report alarm, trouble, and supervisory events if NO: no communication with the Central Station is possible; choose NO for installations which are NOT monitored by a Central Station if YES: enables “Follow Me” communication (see below) if NO: disables “Follow Me” communication
Follow Me In addition to Central Station reporting, the ORBIT-Pro employs a Follow-Me feature, in which a standard phone call–reporting a system event–can be made to a designated phone number. This procedure is generally useful for informing a homeowner at work, or a business owner at home, that there has been an alarm at a specific premises. There are two variations of the Follow-Me operation: using a standard phone call: § in the first, the Follow-Me call conveys a series of tones representing the active alarm (e.g. burglary or fire) and can be employed in a partition-by-partition basis § the selected phone number(s) being called are programmed by accessing the User Functions Mode (see User Functions in the ORBIT-Pro User’s Manual) using a phone call to a pager: § the Follow-Me call can go to a pager, which, if numeric or alphanumeric, can display specific event (e.g. alarm, arm/disarm) and partition information 5
5
03
U/D Enable
YES
5
5
04
Call Delay
YES
5
5
05
Dial Tone
YES
if YES: § permits remote communication between the Alarm Company and the ORBIT-Pro through the Upload/Download Software § doing so permits the modification of an installation’s configuration, obtaining status information, and issuing panel commands–all through remote means if NO: disables remote communication as described above if YES: event reports to the Central Station are delayed for 15 seconds after they’re detected if NO: event reports are sent immediately if YES: wait a short, selectable, interval (see page 82) to detect dial tone before dialing the Central Station if NO: dial without waiting
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Quick Key 5
5
06
Item
DIALER: CONTROLS (cont’d) Default Explanation
CONTROLS (cont’d) Call Save
NO
*
5
5
07
User Initiated Call
YES
*
5
5
08
Call Back U/D
YES
*
5
5
09
Auto Batch *
NO
if YES: to reduce Central Station “traffic”, the system holds all non-urgent events (e.g. opening/closing reports, test transmissions) for up to 12 hours and sends them as a group at a less busy, programmable (e.g. at night) time (see Periodic Test) on page 86 if NO: all events are sent as they occur if YES: in order for a remote Upload/Download session to take place, a system’s user must initiate the process by entering specific keypad commands in the User Functions mode (see the ORBIT-Pro User’s Manual) if NO: remote Upload/Download operations are possible without requiring the user’s participation if YES: enables greater security for remote Upload/Download operations by requiring the ORBIT-Pro to call back the pre-programmed telephone number (see Remote U/D Tel No. on page 76) to which the Alarm Company’s Upload/Download computer is connected if NO: § the Alarm Company’s computer simply calls the account for which Upload/Download operations are desired § a subsequent callback to a designated number is not required if YES: § use if unattended Upload/Download operations are desired § the Upload/Download software has the capability of downloading previously-programmed installation data from the Alarm Company to an account if the call is initiated by the account § by enabling Auto Batch (selecting YES), the ORBITPro will call the Alarm Company’s computer at the time specified in U/D Test under Periodic Test (see page 86) § for Auto Batch to work, the computer must: § be turned on § be connected to the telephone line § have its Upload/Download software loaded § for detailed information on Auto Batch, see the § ORBIT-Pro Upload/Download Software Manual if NO: § the Auto Batch mode is disabled
* Not for UL Installations
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INSTALLER PROG: 5)DAILER ↓
Quick Key 5
5
10
Item
DIALER: CONTROLS (cont’d) Default Explanation
CONTROLS (cont’d) Answering Machine Override
YES
Not for UL Installations
5
5
11
UL Installation
NO
5
5
12
Show Kissoff
NO
5
5
13
Show Handshake
NO
5
5
14
Audible Kiss off
NO
if YES: § enables the Answering Machine Override–a feature used to present an answering machine at the customer’s premises from interfering with remote Upload/Download operations § if enabled, the following sequence occurs whenever a remote communication session is initiated: § the Upload/Download software at the alarm company calls the account with which remote communication is desired § the software hangs up after one ring is generated § the ORBIT-Pro interprets the single ring as an instruction to answer, on the first ring, the next phone call occurring within one minute § within one minute of its initial call, the U/D Software calls the account again § the ORBIT-Pro picks up this call on the first ring, thus bypassing any interaction with the answering machine § remote communication can subsequently take place if NO: remote communication takes place in the standard manner (see page 80 for details) if YES: disables features inappropriate for UL Listed installations if NO: no features are disabled if YES: all five LEDs on the right side of the keypad(s) will light for one second when the dialer, after successfully transmitting data to the monitoring facility, receives the “kissoff” signal from the Central Station’s receiver if NO: there will be no annunciation of the “kissoff” signal when received by the dialer if YES: all five LEDs on the right side of the keypad(s) will light for one second when the dialer, after connecting with the monitoring facility, receives the “handshake” signal from the Central Station’s receiver if NO: there will be no annunciation of the “handshake” signal when received by the dialer if YES: there will be an audible annunciation when the dialer, after successfully transmitting data to the monitoring facility, receives the “kissoff” signal from the Central Station’s receiver if NO: there will be no audible annunciation of the “kissoff” signal
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Quick Key 5
6
5
6
5
Item
DIALER: PARAMETERS Default Range
PARAMETERS
--
1
MS Retries
03
6
2
FM Retries
03
5
6
3
Rings to U/D
5
6
4
Dial-tone Time
---
5
6
4
1 wait 6 seconds
4
5
6
4
2 wait 9 seconds
---
5
6
5
Redial Wait
---
5
6
5
1 wait 30 seconds
4
5
6
5
2 wait 60 seconds
5
6
6
5
6
6
1
5
6
6
2
5
6
6
3
5
6
7
5 5
6 6
7 7
5
6
8
12 rings
Dialing Method
DTMF
®
(Touch Tone )
4
Pulse @ 20 BPS (pulses per second)
Pulse @ 10 BPS (pulses per second) Pulse Duty Cycle
1 67/33% 2 61/39%
Swinger Limit (Swinger Shutdown)
4
00
Explanation
controls additional aspects of the ORBIT-Pro’s dialer operation sets the number of times the ORBIT-Pro will 01-15 redial the Central Station after failing to establish successful communication 01-15 sets the number of times the Follow-Me phone number is redialed after failing to establish successful communication 01-15 § sets the number of rings that the ORBITPro must detect before answering an incoming call (i.e. for remote programming purposes) § note that if the Answering Machine Override is enabled (see page 80), any entry made to this parameter will be ignored. § refers to the number of seconds the ORBIT-Pro will wait if the Dial Tone parameter is enabled (see page 79) § press [ENTER] and select, by using either the DOWN-or UP-arrow keys, either 6 or 9 seconds, below Pressing [ENTER] selects this option and “deselects” 9 seconds Pressing [ENTER] selects this option and “deselects” 6 seconds § refers to the number of seconds the ORBIT-Pro will wait between attempts at redialing the same phone number § applies to both the MS Retries and the FM Retries parameters, above Pressing [ENTER] selects this option and “deselects” 60 seconds Pressing [ENTER] selects this option and “deselects” 30 seconds used to select the dialing method;. your choice must be compatible with the type of phone service available at the protected premises Pressing [ENTER] selects this option and “deselects” Pulse@20 BPS and Pulse@10BPS Pressing [ENTER] selects this option and “deselects” DTMF and Pulse@10BPS Pressing [ENTER] selects this option and “deselects” DTMF and Pulse@20BPS § if pulse dialing has been selected, one of the following choices will come into play § choose the proper dialing duty-cycle for the location, as described below: Typically used in European telephone systems Typically used in USA telephone systems § a “swinger” is a repeated violation of the same § zone–often resulting in nuisance alarms–which is usually due to a malfunction, an environmental problem, or the improper installation of a detector or sensor § this parameter specifies the number of violations of the same zone which will be annunciated and reported during a single armed period–before the zone will be automatically bypassed. -
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INSTALLER PROG: 5)DAILER ↓
Quick Key
Item
5
7
5
7
1
5
7
1
1
Do Not Call
5
7
1
2
Call 1st
5
7
1
3
Call 2nd
5
7
1
4
Call 3rd
5
7
1
5
Call All
5
7
1
6
1st Backup 2nd
5
7
2
5
7
2
1
Do Not Call
5
7
2
2
Call 1st
5
7
REPORT SPLIT
2
MS ARM/DISARM
MS URGENT
3
Call 2nd rd
DIALER: REPORT SPLIT Default -----
4 ---
Explanation
permits the routing of specified events to up to three Central Station Receivers used to report Arming/Disarming (i.e. Closings/Openings) events to the Central Station for each of the six reporting options below, use the UP- or DOWN-arrow keys to scroll to the desired choice and press [ENTER] § do NOT report Openings and Closings § report Openings and Closings to the 1st Telephone Number (i.e. to the corresponding Central Station Receiver, see page 76) § report Openings and Closings to the 2nd Telephone Number (i.e. to the corresponding Central Station Receiver, see page 76) § report Openings and Closings to the 3rd Telephone Number (i.e. to the corresponding Central Station Receiver, see page 76) § report Openings and Closings to ALL Telephone Numbers (i.e. to the corresponding Central Station Receivers, see page 76) § report Openings and Closings to the 1st Telephone Number (i.e. to the corresponding Central Station Receiver, see page 76); if communication is unsuccessful, call the 2nd Telephone Number (i.e. the corresponding Central Station Receiver, see page 76) used to report urgent (alarm) events to the Central Station for each of the six reporting options below, use the UP- or DOWN-arrow keys to scroll to the desired choice and press [ENTER] do NOT report urgent (alarm) events to the Central Station Report urgent (alarm) events to the 1st Telephone Number (i.e. to the corresponding Central Station Receiver, see page 76) report urgent (alarm) events to the 2nd Telephone Number (i.e. to the corresponding Central Station Receiver, see page 76) rd
5
7
2
4
Call 3
5
7
2
5
Call All
5
7
2
6
1st Backup 2nd
4
report urgent (alarm) events to the 3 Telephone Number (i.e. to the corresponding Central Station Receiver, see page 76) Report urgent (alarm) events to ALL Telephone Numbers (i.e. to the corresponding Central Station Receivers, see page 76); Report urgent (alarm) events to the 1st Telephone Number (i.e. to the corresponding Central Station Receiver, see nd page 76); if communication is unsuccessful, call the 2 Telephone Number (i.e. the corresponding Central Station Receiver, see Page 76)
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Quick Key
Item
DIALER: REPORT SPLIT (cont’d) Default Explanation
REPORT SPLIT (cont’d) 5
7
3
MS NON-URGENT
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5
7
3
1
Do Not Call
5
7
3
2
Call 1st
5
7
3
3
Call 2nd
5
7
3
4
Call 3rd
5
7
3
5
Call All
5
7
3
6
1st Backup 2nd
5
7
4
5
7
4
1
Do Not Call
5
7
4
2
By Partition
5
7
4
3
Call All
FOLLOW ME
4
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4
used to report non-urgent events (e.g. supervisory and test reports) to the Central Station for each of the six reporting options below, use the UP- or DOWN-arrow keys to scroll to the desired choice and press [ENTER] § do NOT report non-urgent events to the Central Station § report non-urgent events to the 1st Telephone Number (i.e. to the corresponding Central Station Receiver, see page 76) § report non-urgent events to the 2nd Telephone Number (i.e. to the corresponding Central Station Receiver, see page 76) § report non-urgent events to the 3rd Telephone Number (i.e. to the corresponding Central Station Receiver, see page 76) § report non-urgent events to ALL Telephone Numbers (i.e. to the corresponding Central Station Receivers, see page 76) § report non-urgent events to the 1st Telephone Number (i.e. to the corresponding Central Station Receiver, see page 76); if communication is unsuccessful, call the 2nd Telephone Number (i.e. the corresponding Central Station Receiver, see page 76) § specifies how calls to “Follow Me” recipients will be placed § note that “Follow Me” (FM Enable) must first be enabled (see page 79) before any calls can be made § it is the user’s responsibility to program any “Follow Me” Phone Numbers § such numbers are programmed by accessing the User Functions mode (see the section on User Functions, in the ORBIT-Pro User’s Manual) For each of the six reporting options below, use the or DOWN-arrow keys to scroll to the desired choice and Press [ENTER] Do not make any “Follow Me” calls Call only the “Follow Me” Phone Number specified for the partition experiencing an alarm In the event of an alarm on any partition, call the “Follow Me” Phone Number(s) specified for ALL partitions experiencing an alarm
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INSTALLER PROG: 5)DAILER ↓
Quick Key 5
8
5
8
1
5
8
2
5
8
3
Item ALARM RESTORE
DIALER: ALARM RESTORE Default Explanation •
specifies under what conditions an Alarm Restoral will be reported • such reporting informs the Central Station that the specified condition(s) which occurred during the alarm has changed • if Restoral reports are to be sent, they have to be assigned a valid reporting code (see the Reporting Codes section on page 88) for each of the three reporting options below, use the UP-or DOWN-arrow keys to scroll to the desired choice and press [ENTER] Report the restoral after the audible alarm “times out” On BTO (BTO=Bell Time Out) Not for UL Installations report the restoral when the zone responsible for the alarm Follow Zone returns to its non-violated (secured) state report the restoral when the system (or the partition in which the alarm occurred) is disarmed–even if the sounder At Disarm has already “timed out”
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INSTALLER PROG: 5)DAILER ↓
Quick Key 5 5
9 9
1
Item PERIODIC TEST MS Test
DIALER: PERIODIC TEST Default -----
§
§
§
Explanation
for ORBIT-Pro Test (Non-Urgent) Reports to the designated Central Station Receiver (see page 76), designate the specific time and daily interval that such reports will take place note that if Test Reports are to be sent, they have to be assigned a valid reporting code (see below) which must be recognized by the Central Station monitoring the account(s) set the Test Time and Daily Interval for Test Reporting to the Central Station by following the directions below:
MS TEST: HR=00 MIN=00 D:0 §
use the keypad’s numeric keys (0-9) and its UP- and DOWN-arrow keys to enter the specified time-of-day (in 24-Hr format) when a Test Report should be sent § use the table below to specify the daily testing intervals (D)–effective from the day of programming: D MEANING D MEANING 0 never 4 every 4th day H every hour 5 every 5th day 1 every day 6 every 6th day 2 every other day 7 once a week 3 every 3rd day 5
9
2
UD Test
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§ § § §
the U/D Test refers to the specific time and interval that Auto Batch downloading is scheduled refer to the Auto Batch parameter on page 80 for additional information for detailed information, see the ORBIT-Pro Upload/Download Software Manual) set the time and daily interval at which the Auto Batch mode is to occur; this is the time (and day) when the customer’s ORBIT-Pro will automatically call the alarm company’s computer, effective from the day of programming:
UD TEST: HR=00 MIN=00 D:0 §
use the keypad’s numeric keys (0-9) and its UP- and DOWN-arrow keys to enter the specified time-of-day (in 24-Hr format) when an automatic download should occur § use the table below to specify the daily downloading intervals (D)–effective from the day of programming: D MEANING D MEANING 0 never 4 every 4th day 1 every day 5 every 5th day 2 every other day 6 every 6th day rd 3 every 3 day 7 every 7th day
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Quick Key 5
0
Item AUTO CODES
DIALER: AUTO CODES Default ---
• • • •
5
0
1
Contact ID
---
§ § §
Explanation
applicable when using the following Central Station formats: SIA ADEMCO Contact ID also provides a function to reset all Central Station reporting codes to “00” without the need to restore factory defaults (see below) if selected, automatically causes the ORBIT-Pro to allocate the relevant reporting codes supporting ADEMCO Contact (Point) I.D. pressing [ENTER] selects this option and “deselects” SIA, below at this display:
POINT ID CODES AUTO ALLOCATe? N
5
0
2
SIA
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[STAY] and [ENTER] to confirm your choice press [S S] to return to the previous programming level if selected, automatically causes the ORBIT-Pro to allocate the relevant reporting codes supporting the SIA (Security Industry Association) format § pressing [ENTER] selects this option and “deselects” Contact I.D., above § at this display: § §
SIA CODES AUTO ALLOCATE? N
5
0
3
Delete All
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[STAY] and [ENTER] to confirm your choice press [S S] to return to the previous programming level if selected, automatically causes the ORBIT-Pro to reset, to “00”, all previously-programmed Central Station reporting codes (see pages 88 through 98) § doing so does NOT cause any other programmed values to change § pressing [ENTER] selects this option and displays § §
CLEAR ALL CODES ARE YOU SURE? N §
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6) Report Codes This section provides you with the opportunity to program the codes that will be transmitted by the ORBIT-Pro when it has events to report (e.g. alarms, troubles, restores, supervisory, and tests, etc.) to the Central Station. Note the following: • The codes specified for each type of event transmission are a function of the Central Station’s own policies. Before programming any codes for the following events, be sure to check with them to make sure you understand their protocols. • While most Communication Formats (see page 77) support the Reporting Codes programmed on the following pages–some do not. Check with the Central Station monitoring your ORBIT-Pro accounts to determine if the Communication Format being used requires such programming. • As an example, the ADEMCO Contact (Point) I.D. and SIA formats support their own reporting code allocations. If either of these formats is used, the programming steps found in this section become unnecessary. • Using a “double-zero” (00) for any event will prevent a report from being generated. The following table provides instructions for programming the many event codes supported by the ORBIT-Pro. With the display showing: press [ENTER] to begin. The first sub-category, EMERGENCY KEYS will INSTALLER PROG: appear on the display. You may enter it by pressing [ENTER] OR by pressing 6)REPORT CODES×× the [1] key. INSTALLER PROG: 6)REPORT CODES ↓
Quick Key 6
1
6
1
1
6 6 6
1 1 1
1 1 1
6
1
1
6
1
2
6
1
2
6
1
6 6
Item
Default
EMERGENCY KEYS
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Alarm
---
1 2 3
Auxiliary emergency Panic Fire
00 00 00
4
Duress
00
Restore
---
1
Auxiliary emergency
00
2
2
Panic
00
1
2
3
Fire
00
1
2
4
Duress
00
Explanation •
used to define the codes transmitted to the Central Station when an alarm is sent (i.e. Police, Fire, and Auxiliary emergency) via a keypad’s Emergency Keys • use the keypad’s (0-9) keys to enter the designated code • if necessary, use the UP- or DOWN-arrow keys to reposition the cursor • press [ENTER] to complete the process below, enter the 2-digit code for each of the keypad-generated alarms if this event is not to be transmitted, use the “00” default for reporting a keypad-generated Auxiliary Emergency for reporting a keypad-generated Police Emergency for reporting a keypad-generated Fire Emergency for reporting a keypad-generated Duress Emergency (consult the ORBIT-Pro’s User’s Manual ) § below, enter the 2-digit code used to report a restoral, if desired, of the above keypad emergencies for reporting the restoral of a keypad-generated Auxiliary Emergency for reporting the restoral of a keypad-generated Police Emergency for reporting the restoral of a keypad-generated Fire Emergency for reporting the restoral of a keypad-generated Duress Emergency
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INSTALLER PROG: 6)REPORT CODES ↓
Quick Key 6
2
6
2
1
Item
REPORT CODES: ZONES Default
ZONES
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Alarm
---
00 6
2
2
6
2
3
Alarm Restore
--00
Trouble 00
6
6
6
2
2
2
4
5
6
Trouble Restore/ Supervision
used to report the codes generated when an alarm (or alarm restoral) is sent due to the violation of an armed zone § press [ENTER] to: § enter the 2-digit zone number and the corresponding § 2-digit reporting code used to represent an alarm on the designated zone § if this event is not to be transmitted, use the “00” default § press [ENTER] to continue, or press the [S S] key to return to the previous programming level § code used to represent an alarm on the designated zone § press [ENTER] to: § code used to represent an alarm restoral on the designated zone § press [ENTER] to: § code used to represent a Day Zone violation during the disarmed period § AND/OR § a wireless zone trouble caused by a supervision § failure §
press [ENTER] to:
00
§
00
§ §
--00
§ §
code for each zone-generated trouble (as described above) restoral press [ENTER] to: code used to represent the selective bypassing (or force arming) of one (or more) zones press [ENTER] to: code used to represent a tamper condition resulting from a violation of a tamper switch on a DEOL resistor zone note that even if the zone is bypassed–for which such a tamper switch is a component–both the tamper switch and the reporting code will be unaffected press [ENTER] to: code used to represent the restoral-to-normal of a tamper condition resulting from the violation of a tamper switch on a DEOL resistor zone press [ENTER] to: code used to represent a low battery condition in the affected wireless transmitter press [ENTER] to: code used to represent the correction of the low battery condition in the affected wireless transmitter
Bypass
Tamper
Explanation
§
6
2
7
Tamper Restore
--00
§ §
6
2
8
Low Battery
--00
§ §
6
2
9
Low Battery Restore
--00
§ §
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Quick Key 6
3
6
3
1
6
3
1
1
REPORT CODES: ACCESSORY TAMPER Item Default Explanation ACCESSORY TAMPER
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Keypad
---
Tamper
--00
Keypad Tamper Restore
Utility Output Module Tamper
§
00
§
----00
3
6
3
3
1
Power Supply Module
---
Tamper
--00
Power Supply Module Tamper Restore
enter the UO’s 1-digit physical I.D. and the corresponding 2-digit report code used to represent the restoral-to-normal of the tamper condition Addresses the tamper codes and their restorals given to Power Supply modules; press [ENTER] § press [ENTER] to begin § enter the Power Supply’s 1-digit physical I.D. and the corresponding 2-digit report code used to represent a tamper condition on the designated Power Supply module §
00
§
---
Tamper
--00
Event Logging Module Tamper Restore 00
press [ENTER] to begin
§
---
Event Logger
press [ENTER] to begin
enter the keypad’s 2-digit physical I.D. (e.g. 01) and the corresponding 2-digit report code used to represent the restoral-to-normal of the tamper condition addresses the tamper codes and their restorals given to Utility Output modules; press [ENTER] § press [ENTER] to begin § enter the UO’s 1-digit physical I.D. and the corresponding 2-digit report code used to represent a tamper condition on the designated Utility Output module §
00
3
used to report the codes generated when the tamper switch on a system accessory (i.e. a Keypad or Expansion Module) is violated (or restored) • keypads have built-in tamper switches • many Expansion Modules (e.g. Utility Outputs and Power Supplies) permit the connection of an external tamper switch • press [ENTER] to begin addresses the tamper codes and their restorals given to system keypad(s); press [ENTER] § press [ENTER] to begin § enter the keypad’s 2-digit physical I.D. (e.g. 01) and the corresponding 2-digit report code used to represent a tamper condition on the designated keypad
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Utility Output Module Tamper Restore
6
•
press [ENTER] to begin
enter the Power Supply’s 1-digit physical I.D. and the corresponding 2-digit report code used to represent the restoral-to-normal of the tamper condition Addresses the tamper codes and their restorals given to Event Logging modules; press [ENTER] § press [ENTER] to begin § enter the 2-digit report code used to represent a tamper condition on the Event Logging module §
press [ENTER] to begin
§
enter the 2-digit report code used to represent the restoral-to-normal of the tamper condition
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Wireless Button Accessory 6
3
---
5
Not for UL Installations 6
3
5
1
Tamper
Wireless Button Accessory Tamper Restore
--00
§ §
press [ENTER] to begin enter the Wireless Button’s 1-digit I.D. and the corresponding 2-digit report code used to represent a tamper condition
---
§
press [ENTER] to begin
00
§
enter the Wireless Button’s 1-digit I.D. and the corresponding 2-digit report code used to represent the restoral-to-normal of the tamper condition
Wireless Zone Expansion Module ---
Not for UL Installations Tamper
addresses the tamper codes and their restorals given to any wireless buttons used in the installation; press [ENTER]
--00
Wireless Zone Module Tamper Restore 00
addresses the tamper codes and their restorals given to Event Logging modules; press [ENTER] § §
press [ENTER] to begin enter the Zone Expander’s 1-digit physical I.D. and the corresponding 2-digit report code used to represent a tamper condition on the designated Zone Expander
§
press [ENTER] to begin
§
enter the Zone Expander’s 1-digit physical I.D. and the corresponding 2-digit report code used to represent a restoral-to-normal of the tamper condition on the designated Zone Expander
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INSTALLER PROG: 6)REPORT CODES ↓
Quick Key
REPORT CODES: MAIN (BOARD) TROUBLE Item Default Explanation •
6
4
6
4
1
6
4
1
6
6
4
4
1
1
1
3
6
8
MAIN (BOARD) TROUBLE
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Troubles
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Low Battery
00
Bell
00
Phone
00
AC Loss
00
AUX Fail
00
Clock Not Set
00
BUS Fail
00
False Code
00
Trouble Restorals
---
6
4
1
6
4
2
6
4
2
1
Low Battery
00
6
4
2
2
Bell
00
6
4
2
3
Phone
00
6
4
2
4
AC
00
6
4
2
5
AUX
00
6
4
2
6
Clock Is Set
00
6
4
2
7
BUS Comm
00
6
4
2
8
False Code
00
used to report the codes generated when the following series of troubles related to the Main Board’s (system) operation is detected (or restored) • press [ENTER] to begin addresses the trouble codes assigned to the ORBIT-Pro’s Main Board; press [ENTER] § report code used to represent the detection of a weak (or missing) standby battery wired to the Main Panel § report code used to represent a trouble condition involving the supervision of an external sounder wired to the Main Panel § report code used to represent a trouble condition related to the supervision of the telephone service supplied to the ORBIT-Pro § report code used to represent a trouble condition related to the AC Power supplied to the ORBIT-Pro § report code used to represent a trouble condition related to the loss of Auxiliary Power (either continuous or switched) supplied by the ORBIT-Pro § report code used to represent a trouble condition caused by a “Clock Not Set” § §
report code used to represent a trouble condition related to a failure in the system’s 4-wire BUS report code used to represent the repeated use of an incorrect User Code to disarm the system
addresses the trouble restoral codes assigned to the ORBIT-Pro’s Main Board; press [ENTER] § report code used to represent the restoral-to-normal of a weak (or missing) standby battery wired to the Main Panel § report code used to represent the restoral-to-normal of a supervisory condition involving an external sounder wired to the Main Board § report code used to represent the restoral-to-normal of a supervisory condition involving the telephone service supplied to the ORBIT-Pro § report code used to represent a restoral-to-normal of the AC Power supplied to the ORBIT-Pro § report code used to represent a restoral-to-normal of the Auxiliary Power (either continuous or switched) supplied by the ORBIT-Pro § enter the 2-digit report code used to represent the correction of a condition in which the system’s clock was not set § report code used to represent a restoral-to-normal of the system’s 4-wire BUS § report code used to represent the viewing (by the User within the View Trouble menu–see the ORBITPro User’s Manual) for additional information
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INSTALLER PROG: 6)REPORT CODES ↓
Quick Key
REPORT CODES: POWER SUPPLY ACCESSORY MODULE TROUBLE Item Default Explanation •
6
5
6
5
1
POWER SUPPLY ACCESSORY MODULE TROUBLE
---
Trouble Conditions
---
Low Battery 00 6
6
6
6
5
5
5
5
1
1
1
1
1 Bell
--00
AC Loss
--00
AUX Fail
--00
2
3
4
used to report the codes generated when the following series of troubles related to the operation of the Power Supply Accessory Module is detected (or restored) • press [ENTER] to begin addresses the trouble codes assigned to the Power Supply Accessory Module; Press [ENTER] § press [ENTER] to begin § enter the PS Module’s 1-digit physical I.D. and the 2digit report code used to represent the detection of a weak (or missing) standby battery wired to the module § press [ENTER] to begin § enter the PS Module’s 1-digit physical I.D. and the 2digit report code used to represent a trouble condition involving the supervision of an external sounder wired to the module § press [ENTER] to begin § enter the PS Module’s 1-digit physical I.D. and the 2digit report code used to represent a trouble condition related to the AC Power supplied to the ORBIT-Pro § press [ENTER] to begin § enter the PS Module’s 1-digit physical I.D. and the 2digit report code used to represent a trouble condition related to the loss of Auxiliary Power supplied by the module
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INSTALLER PROG: 6)REPORT CODES ↓
Quick Key
6
6
6
6
6
5
5
5
5
5
2
2
2
2
2
REPORT CODES: POWER SUPPLY ACCESSORY MODULE TROUBLE RESTORALS Item Default Explanation •
POWER SUPPLY ACCESSORY MODULE TROUBLE RESTORALS
---
Trouble Restorals
---
Low Battery
--00
Bell
--00
AC
--00
AUX
--00
1
2
3
4
used to report the codes generated when the following series of troubles related to the operation of the Power Supply Accessory Module is detected (or restored) • press [ENTER] to begin addresses the trouble restoral codes assigned to the Power Supply Accessory Module; press [ENTER] § press [ENTER] to begin § enter the PS Module’s 1-digit physical I.D. and the 2digit report code used to represent the restoral-tonormal of a weak (or missing) standby battery wired to the module § press [ENTER] to begin § enter the PS Module’s 1-digit physical I.D. and the 2digit report code used to represent the restoral-tonormal of a supervisory condition involving an external sounder wired to the module § press [ENTER] to begin § enter the PS Module’s 1-digit physical I.D. and the 2digit report code used to represent the restoral-tonormal of the AC Power supplied to the module § press [ENTER] to begin § enter the PS Module’s 1-digit physical I.D. and the 2digit report code used to represent the restoral-tonormal of the Auxiliary Power supplied by the module
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INSTALLER PROG: 6)REPORT CODES ↓
Quick Key
REPORT CODES: ARM (CLOSING) CODES Item Default Explanation •
ARM (CLOSING) CODES
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ARM User Armed
----00
§ §
Keyswitch Armed *
--00
§ §
--00
§ § §
•
6
6
6
6
Remote Armed
--00
§ §
Quick Armed
--00
§ §
Force Armed *
--00
§ § §
press [ENTER] enter the 2-digit User Code (e.g. 03) and the 2-digit report code representing a system arming (closing) event by a particular user press [ENTER] enter the 2-digit report code used when the system is armed via a keyswitch note that no specific user identification is possible press [ENTER] report code used when the system is Auto-Armed as a result of a previously-scheduled user-determined event note that no specific user identification is possible– see the ORBIT-Pro User’s Manual for additional information press [ENTER] report code used when the system is RemotelyArmed as a result of actions performed by the Alarm Company using its Upload/Download software press [ENTER] enter the 2-digit report code used when the system is Quick-Armed note that no specific user identification is possible press [ENTER] report code used when the system is Force-Armed
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§
press [ENTER]
00
§
enter the 2-digit Wireless Button I.D. (e.g. 02) and the 2-digit report code to be generated when the system is armed with this device
1
2 Auto Armed
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
3
§
4
5
6 “Wireless Button” Armed *
6
6
used to report the Closing Signals generated when the system is ARMED (closed)–under a variety of conditions) press [ENTER] to begin
7
* Not for UL Installations
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INSTALLER PROG: 6)REPORT CODES ↓
Quick Key
REPORT CODES: DISARM (OPENING) CODES Item Default Explanation •
DISARM (OPENING) CODES
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DISARM User Disarmed
----00
§ §
Keyswitch Disarmed *
--00
§ §
Auto Disarmed
--00
§ § §
•
6
6
7
7
1
2
§
7
§ §
---
§
press [ENTER]
00
§
report code to be generated when the system is disarmed with this device
MISCELLANEOUS
---
•
Enter Programming
--00
• § §
Exit Programming
--00
§ §
Periodic MS Test
--00
§ §
Periodic U/D Test *
--00
§ §
Call Back Request
--00
§ §
System Reset
---
§
used to report miscellaneous events to the Central Station press [ENTER] to begin press [ENTER] report code used when the system’s Installer Programming Mode is entered–either locally (via the LCD Keypad), or remotely (via the Upload/Download software)] press [ENTER] report code used when the system’s Installer Programming Mode is terminated–either locally (via the LCD Keypad), or remotely (via the Upload/Download software) press [ENTER] report code used when the system’s periodic Central Station (MS) Test transmissions take place (refer to page 86 for a detailed explanation) press [ENTER] report code used when the system’s periodic Upload/Download (Auto Batch) transmissions take place press [ENTER] report code used when the system automatically calls back the Alarm Company’s Upload/Download software press [ENTER]
4 “Wireless Button” Disarmed *
6
6
6
6
6
7
8
8
8
8
press [ENTER] report code representing a system disarming (opening) event by a particular user press [ENTER] report code used when the system is disarmed via a keyswitch note that no specific user identification is possible press [ENTER] report code used when the system is Auto-Disarmed as a result of a previously-scheduled user-determined event note that no specific user identification is possible– see the ORBIT-Pro User’s Manual for additional information press [ENTER] report code used when the system is RemotelyDisarmed as a result of actions performed by the Alarm Company using its Upload/Download software
--00
Remote Disarmed 6
used to report the Opening Signals generated when the system is DISARMED (opened)–under a variety of conditions) press [ENTER] to begin
5
2
3
4
5
* Not for UL Installations
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6
6
6
6
8
8
8
8
00
§
Abort Alarm
--00
§ §
Self-Test OK
--00
§ §
Self-Test Failure
--00
§ § §
--00
§ § §
6
7
8
9 Cancel Report
6
8
0
§
SPECIAL COMMUNICATION
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•
• •
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report code used when the system is manually reset using the ORBIT-Pro’s DEFAULT (J2) jumper press [ENTER] report code used when the system sends an ABORT message to the Central Station [see abort alarm in system control for additional details] press [ENTER] report code used when the system sends a confirmation of a successful “Zone Self-Test” [see page 57 for additional details] press [ENTER] report code used when the system sends a verification of an unsuccessful “Zone Self-Test” [see page 57 for additional details press [ENTER] report code used when the system sends a userinitiated cancellation of an alarm in progress [see the ORBIT-Pro User’s Manual for additional details] use this area to supply any converted codes which are necessary for those Central Station Communication Formats requiring 3-digit Event Codes refer to the ORBIT-Pro Installer Programming Worksheets for additional information press [ENTER] to begin
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INSTALLER PROG: 6)REPORT CODES ↓
Quick Key
REPORT CODES: ACCESSORY CODES Item Default Explanation ACCESSORY CODE
---
•
•
use this area to supply the reporting codes governing the operation of these system ORBITPro accessories: • Wireless Zone Expansion Module • Wireless Button Module • Wireless Button • Printer Module press [ENTER] to begin
§
press [ENTER] to access each sub-category, below
§
enter the Wireless Zone Expander’s 1-digit physical I.D., along with the 2-digit report code used to represent the module’s detection of “jamming” interference, according to the parameters established on page 40 enter the Wireless Zone Expander’s 1-digit physical I.D., along with the 2-digit report code used to represent the restoral-to-normal of the detection of interference, above
Not for UL Installations
Wireless Zone Expander
6
0
1
---
1
Jamming Trouble
00
2
Jamming Trouble Restore
00
Wireless Button Module
---
§ 6
0
1
6
6
0
2
1
Jamming Trouble
§
press [ENTER] to access each sub-category, below
§
using either the UP- or DOWN-arrow keys, enter the Wireless Button Module’s 1-digit I.D., along with the 2-digit report code used to represent the module’s detection of “jamming” interference, according to the parameters established on page 40 if this event is not to be transmitted, use the “00” default press the [T T ] key to return to the previous programming level using either the UP- or DOWN-arrow keys, enter the Wireless Button Module’s 1-digit I.D., along with the 2-digit report code used to represent the restoralto-normal of the detection of interference, above if this event is not to be transmitted, use the “00” default press the [T T ] key to return to the previous programming level
00 § § §
6
0
2
2
Jamming Trouble Restore
00
§ §
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INSTALLER PROG: 6)REPORT CODES ↓
Quick Key 6
0
3
1
6
0
3
2
REPORT CODES: ACCESSORY CODES (cont’d) Item Default Explanation Wireless Button * Wireless Button Low Battery * Wireless Button Low Battery Restore * Printer Module *
Printer Trouble
Printer Trouble Restore
Printer Buffer Full Printer Buffer Full Restore
--00 00 ---
§ §
press [ENTER] to access each sub-category, below report code used to represent its low battery condition report code used to represent the correction of its low battery condition § press [ENTER] to access each sub-category, below § enter the Printer Module’s 1-digit physical I.D. and the 2-digit report code used to represent the incidence of a printing difficulty, as detected by the module § if this event is not to be transmitted, use the “00” default § press the [S S ] key to return to the previous programming level § using either the UP- or DOWN-arrow keys, enter the § Printer Module’s 1-digit physical I.D. and the 2digit § report code used to represent the restoral-tonormal § of the printing difficulty, above § if this event is not to be transmitted, use the “00” default § press the [S S ] key to return to the previous programming level report code used to represent a full buffer in the module (reflecting a printing difficulty) code used to represent the restoral-to-normal of the module’s buffer
* Not for UL Installations
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7) Accessories This section of Installer Programming makes it possible for the ORBIT-Pro to recognize when both Keypads and/or Expansion Modules are added to, or deleted from, the installation. Also accessible from within this section are some system tests which permit you to verify those keypads and modules which have been installed–by checking their presence and the quality of their connections to the 4-wire BUS. Walk Testing, another system check (which is not a part of these tests, see page 109), can be easily performed from within the ORBIT-Pro’s User Functions mode. With the display showing: press [ENTER] to begin. The first sub-category, ADD/DELETE MODULES will appear on the display. You may enter it by pressing [ENTER] OR by pressing the [1] key.
INSTALLER PROG: 7)ACCESSORIES × INSTALLER PROG: 7)ACCESSORIES ↓
Quick Key 7 7
1
1
ACCESSORIES: ADD/DELETE MODULE Item Default Explanation •
ADD/DELETE MODULE
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Keypad
NONE
used to add or delete Keypads and Expansion Modules to and from the system • press [ENTER] to begin at this display:
KEYPADS: ID=01 TYPE=NONE § § § §
§ §
using either the UP- or DOWN-arrow keys, position the cursor over the Keypad I.D. number for which you wish to assign (or delete) a keypad the first keypad must be assigned to the first I.D. number, which is “01” be sure that the keypad’s physical I.D. number has been “DIP-switch” programmed accordingly, per the instructions on page 15 with the cursor positioned over the “TYPE” field, press the [STAY] key to toggle between and choose among the four selections given: ! NONE ! LCD (any LCD Keypad) ! KP08 (the 8 LED Keypad) ! KP16 (the 16 LED Keypad) once the proper selection is made, press the [ENTER] key to store your choice proceed to ASSIGNING A PARTITION on page 101
PLEASE NOTE: § the following display will appear if a keypad is
SSDELETESS SS SS ARE YOU SURE? § § § §
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found and “NONE” has been selected; if so: press [ENTER] to return to the prior display OR press the [STAY] key to select “Y”, and press [ENTER] to confirm the delete
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Quick Key
7
1
1
ACCESSORIES: ADD/DELETE MODULE (cont’d) Item Default Explanation ADD/DELETE MODULE (cont’d) Keypad (cont’d)
--NONE
ASSIGNING A PARTITION:
ASSIGN TO PAR: KEYP=01 PAR= 1 §
using the keypad’s [1] through [8] keys, assign “Keypad 01” to the desired partition § note that “non-partitioned” systems are regarded as “Partition 1” § press [ENTER] to have your choice accepted ASSIGNING PARTITION ACCESSIBILITY at this display:
P=12345678 KP=xx YYYYYYYY MASK §
use the UP- or DOWN-arrow keys to position the cursor beneath the numbers of any and all partition(s) for which it’s desired that this keypad display its alarms and its entry/exit delay countdowns (along with related piezo beeps) § for each such partition, use the [STAY] key to toggle between “Y” (YES) and“, ,” (NO), in terms of such accessibility § press [ENTER] to repeat the process for any other keypads in the system; up to the system’s maximum of 16 § once done, press the [S S ] key to return to the previous programming level
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Quick Key
7
1
2
ACCESSORIES: ADD/DELETE MODULE (cont’d) Item Default Explanation ADD/DELETE MODULE (cont’d) Zone Expander
--NONE
at this display:
ZONE EXPANDER: ID=1 TYPE=NONE § § § §
§
§
using either the UP- or DOWN-arrow keys, position the cursor over the Zone Expander’s I.D. number for which you wish to assign (or delete) such a unit the first ZE must be assigned to the first I.D. number, which is “1” be sure that the ZE’s physical I.D. number has been “DIP-switch” programmed, accordingly, per the instructions on page 15 with the cursor positioned over the “TYPE” field, press the [STAY] key to toggle between and choose among the five selections given: ! NONE ! ZE08 (an 8 Hardwired-Zone Expander) ! ZE16 (a 16 Hardwired-Zone Expander) ! WZ08 (an 8 Wireless-Zone Expander) ! WZ16 (a 16 Wireless-Zone Expander) once the proper selection is made, press [ENTER] to store your choice and to repeat the process for any other Zone Expanders in the system; up to the system’s maximum of 8 once done, press the [S S ] key to return to the previous programming level PLEASE NOTE: the following display will appear if a
SSDELETESS SS SS ARE YOU SURE?
N
Zone Expander is found and “NONE” has been selected; if so: § press [ENTER] to return to the prior display OR § press the [STAY] key to select “Y”, and press [ENTER] to confirm the delete
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INSTALLER PROG: 7)ACCESSORIES ↓
Quick Key
7
1
3
ACCESSORIES: ADD/DELETE MODULE (cont’d) Item Default Explanation ADD/DELETE MODULE (cont’d) Utility Output Module
--NONE
at this display:
UTIL OUTPUT: ID=1 TYPE=NONE §
using either the UP- or DOWN-arrow keys, position the cursor over the Utility Output’s I.D. number for which you wish to assign (or delete) such a unit the first UO must be assigned to the first I.D. number, which is “1” be sure that the UO’s physical I.D. number has been “DIP-switch” programmed, accordingly, per the instructions on page 15 with the cursor positioned over the “TYPE” field, press the [STAY] key to toggle between and choose among the four selections given: NONE UO04 (a 4-Output Relay-Type Unit) UO08 (an 8-Output Solid-State Type Unit) XO08 (the X-10 Transmitting Module) once the proper selection is made, press [ENTER] to store your choice and to repeat the process for any other Utility Output Modules in the system; up to the system’s maximum of 8 once done, press [S S ] to return to the previous programming level
§ § § § § § § §
§
PLEASE NOTE: the following display will appear if a Utility Output
SSDELETESS SS SS ARE YOU SURE?
N
Module is found and “NONE” has been selected; if so: press [ENTER] to return to the prior display OR § press [STAY] to select “Y”, and press [ENTER] to confirm the delete §
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Quick Key
7
1
4
ACCESSORIES: ADD/DELETE MODULE (cont’d) Item ADD/DELETE MODULE (cont’d) Power Supply Module
Default
Explanation
--NONE
at this display:
POWER SUPPLY: ID=1 TYPE=NONE §
§ § § § §
using either the UP- or DOWN-arrow keys, position the cursor over the Power Supply Module’s I.D. number for which you wish to assign (or delete) such a unit the first PS must be assigned to the first I.D. number, which is “1” be sure that the PS’s physical I.D. number has been “DIP-switch” programmed, accordingly, per the instructions on page 15 with the cursor positioned over the “TYPE” field, press [STAY] to choose either “NONE” or PS01 (the only Power Supply Module) once the proper selection is made, press [ENTER] to store your choice; if “NONE” was selected, skip the next step if “PS01” was selected, the following display will appear:
§
SELECTED PS HAS BELL/L.SPEAK? N
§
if a bell, siren, or loudspeaker will be connected to the Power Supply Module, press [STAY] to select “Y”; otherwise, press [ENTER]
NOTE: If “Yes” is chosen, the system will look for, detect, and annunciate any problems in the sounder circuit. § repeat the process for any other Power Supply Modules in the system; up to the system’s maximum of 8 § once done, press [S S ] to return to the previous programming level PLEASE NOTE: the following display will appear if a
SSDELETESS SS SS ARE YOU SURE?
N
Power Supply Module is found and “NONE” has been selected; if so: § press [ENTER] to return to the prior display OR § press [STAY] to select “Y”, and press [ENTER] to confirm the delete
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INSTALLER PROG: 7)ACCESSORIES ↓
Quick Key
7
1
5
ACCESSORIES: ADD/DELETE MODULE (cont’d) Item Default Explanation ADD/DELETE MODULE (cont’d) Event Logging Module
--NONE
at this display:
EVENT LOG: TYPE=NONE §
with the cursor positioned over the “TYPE” field, press the [STAY] key to toggle between and choose among the four selections given: NONE LOG1 (built-in 128 Event Log) LOG2 (external 512 Event Log Module) LOG3 (external 999 Event Log Module) once the proper selection is made, press [ENTER] to store your choice
§ § § § §
PLEASE NOTE: the following display will appear if an
SSDELETESS SS SS ARE YOU SURE?
N
“Event Logger” is found and “NONE” has been selected; if so: § press [ENTER] to return to the prior display OR § press [STAY] to select “Y”, and press [ENTER] to confirm the delete
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INSTALLER PROG: 7)ACCESSORIES ↓
Quick Key
7
1
6
ACCESSORIES: ADD/DELETE MODULE (cont’d) Item Default Explanation ADD/DELETE MODULE (cont’d) Wireless Button Module
Not for UL Installations
--NONE
the Wireless Button Module is a wireless receiver add-on designed to process signals from up to eight handheld Wireless Button (arm/disarm/panic) transmitters at this display:
WL BUTTON MODL: ID=1 TYPE=NONE §
§ § § §
using either the UP- or DOWN-arrow keys, position the cursor over the Wireless Button Module’s I.D. number for which you wish to assign (or delete) such a unit the first (or only) Wireless Button Module must be assigned to the first I.D. number, which is “1” be sure that the selected Wireless Button Module has been physically programmed with the same I.D. according to the supplied instructions with the cursor positioned over the “TYPE” field, press [STAY] to choose either “NONE” or WBT8 (the only such module); see the note on the next page at this display, you will begin to assign any
ASSIGN TO PAR: BUTT=01 PAR=1 § § § § § §
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individual handheld Wireless Buttons to one (or more) of the system’s partitions to do so, use either the UP- or DOWN-arrow keys to position the cursor over the field corresponding to the Wireless Button’s I.D enter the I.D. number of the first button transmitter you wish to assign position the cursor over the Partition field and enter the number (from 1-8) of the partition to which the Wireless Button will be assigned; press [ENTER] repeat the process for any other Wireless Button Modules and Wireless Buttons intended for the system once done, press [S S ] to return to the previous programming level
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Quick Key
ACCESSORIES: ADD/DELETE MODULE (cont’d) Item Default Explanation ADD/DELETE MODULE (cont’d)
7
1
---
6
Wireless Button Module (cont’d) PLEASE NOTE: the following display will appear if a Wireless
SSDELETESS SS SS ARE YOU SURE?
N
Button Module is found and “NONE” has been selected; if so: • press [ENTER] to return to the prior display OR • press the [STAY] key to select “Y”, and press [ENTER] to confirm the delete 7
1
7
Printer Module
Not for UL Installations
NONE
at this display:
PRINTER MODULE: ID=1 TYPE= NONE • using either the UP- or DOWN-arrow keys, position the cursor over the Printer Module’s I.D. number for which you wish to assign (or delete) such a unit • the first (or only) Printer Module must be assigned to the first I.D. number, which is “1” (the system can support two such modules) • with the cursor positioned over the “TYPE” field, press the [STAY] key to toggle between and choose among the four selections given: • NONE • PRNE (prints Panel Events) • PRNA (prints Access Control Events) • PRN2 (prints both of the above events) • once the proper selection is made, press [ENTER] to store your choice and to repeat the process for if there is a second Printer Module in the system • once done, press the [S S ] key to return to the previous programming level PLEASE NOTE: the following display will appear if a Printer
SSDELETESS SS SS ARE YOU SURE?
N
Module is found and “NONE” has been selected; if so: • press [ENTER] to return to the prior display OR • press the [STAY] key to select “Y”, and press [ENTER] to confirm the delete
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INSTALLER PROG: 7)ACCESSORIES ↓
Quick Key
Item
ACCESSORIES: VERIFY MODULE ACCESSORIES: BUS TEST Explanation provides a convenient listing of all of the system’s Keypads and Expansion Modules
VERIFY MODULE § 7
2 §
§
§
3
scroll down the list of displayed accessory devices to ascertain that all Keypads and Expansion Modules in the installation have been specified correctly the system will display the programmed device, its address, and whether or not it’s found on the BUS doing so helps you to identify programming mistakes
ACCESSORIES: 2)VERIFY MDL
×
VERIFY MODULE: LCD :01 = LCD ↓ VERIFY MODULE: KP08:02 = KP08 × VERIFY MODULE: UO04:01 = UO04 × VERIFY MODULE: XO08:02 = XO08 ↑
provides a convenient method of checking for effective communication between the Main Board and each of the system’s Keypads and Expansion Modules
BUS TEST
7
from this display, press [ENTER]
§ §
from this display, press [ENTER] BUS Testing begins
§
checks for irregularities in the connections between the devices on the BUS the system will display the programmed device, it’s address, and the quality of the communication, expressed as a percentage a result of less than 100% means that there are BUS connection problems (e.g. bad wiring, or cabling located in a harsh electrical environment)
§
§
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ACCESSORIES: 2)BUS TEST
×
BUS COM QUALITY: LCD :01 = 100% ↓ BUS COM QUALITY: UO04:01 = 100% × BUS COM QUALITY: KP08:02 = 100% × VERIFY MODULE: XO08:02 = 100% ↑
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INSTALLER PROG: 7)ACCESSORIES ↓
Quick Key
Item
ACCESSORIES: BUS SCANNING Explanation
BUS SCANNING
scans the BUS and reports all modules found § §
7
from this display, press [ENTER] BUS Scanning begins
4
ACCESSORIES: 4)BUS SCANNING × BUS SCANNING: TYP=LCD ID=01 ↓
§
§
scroll down the list of displayed accessory devices to ascertain that all Keypads and Expansion Modules in the installation have been detected by the scan the system will display the programmed device and, its address
BUS SCANNING TYP=KP08 ID=02 × BUS SCANNING: TYP=UO04 ID=01 × BUS SCANNING: TYP=XO08 ID=02 ↑
WALK TESTING As a form of system maintenance, comprehensive Walk-Testing should be part of the procedures performed in any installation–at the time of its completion, and periodically–by both the dealer and the customer. When conducted within the User Functions mode, Walk-Testing permits any of the ORBIT-Pro’s keypads (whose “Local Buzzers” have been enabled under User Functions–see the ORBIT-Pro User’s Manual) to briefly annunciate any and all zones which have been violated during the test. Once done, you can use the keypad’s UP- or DOWN-arrow keys to scroll through a list of the zones, which have been logged during the test.
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8) Miscellaneous This section of Installer Programming makes it possible for the ORBIT-Pro to allocate the data it receives from any of the system’s Wireless Buttons–in a process often referred to as “learning-in”. For the system to utilize any Wireless Button, it needs to have installed both the Wireless Expansion Module, along with the Wireless Button Module. For additional information, consult the instructions supplied with the Wireless Button Module and the Wireless Buttons. With the display showing: press [ENTER] to begin. The only sub-category, WIRELESS BUTTON ALLOCATION will appear on the display. You may enter it by pressing [ENTER] OR by pressing the [1] key.
INSTALLER PROG: 8)MISCELLANEOUS×× INSTALLER PROG: 8)MISCELLANEOUS↓
MISCELLANEOUS
Quick Key
Item
8
MISCELLANEOUS Wireless Button Allocation
8
1
Not for UL Installations
Explanation allows for the “learning in” of wireless button transmitters using either the UP- or DOWNarrow keys, position the cursor and make any changes to the W BUTT ALLOCAT: Button Number you wish to BUTT#=01 (1:01) “learn in” to the system § press [ENTER] select one of these displays: §
§
pressing [ENTER] allows skipping to the next button
BUTT=01 (EMPTY): 1) SKIP ↓
§
to write (or overwrite) data into the selected location, press [ENTER]
BUTT=01 (EMPTY): 2) (RE)WRITE ×
§
to erase the data in the selected location, press [ENTER]
BUTT=01 (EMPTY): 3) ERASE ↑
§
confirm your choice by pressing [STAY] and [ENTER]
ERASE LOCATION ARE YOU SURE? N
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Exiting Programming Any changes you make to the programmed parameters are not saved until you properly exit the Installer Programming Mode. This category allows you to quickly save or discard the changes made during any programming session.
INSTALLER PROG: 0)EXIT PROGRAM ↑ INSTALLER PROG: 0)EXIT PROGRAM ↓
Quick Key
Item
0
EXIT PROGRAMMING
EXIT PROGRAMMING Explanation
§
allows you to save or discard any programming changes made during the current session with the display showing:
DO YOU WANT TO SAVE THE DATA? Y to save your changes: § press [ENTER]
to discard your changes: § use the [STAY] key to change the Y to N on the display § press [ENTER]
the keypad will display:
PLEASE, WAIT DATA SAVING.. and then:
DATA IS SAVED READY
the keypad will display:
RELOAD... PLEASE,WAIT...
in either case, the keypad will produce the normal user display:
The Jones’s 20:32 FEB 15 MON
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Program Transfer Module Before beginning:
• •
•
be sure that the panel is powered up and operating properly, that it’s wired to at least one LCD Keypad, and has been programmed with its own unique configuration install the Program Transfer Module on the ORBIT-Pro’s J1 connector; be sure its red LED is facing forward. move the ORBIT-Pro’s DEFAULT jumper (J2) so that it covers both pins
To Load a Panel’s Programmed Configuration into the Program Transfer Module: 1- Enter the Installer Programming mode from an LCD Keypad. 2- Without making any changes, exit the Installer Programming mode. 3- Note that the LED on the Program Transfer Module flashes rapidly at this time and the LCD Keypad displays:
SAVING DATA IN EE U/D ACCESSORY 4- When the LED stops flashing, the keypad will beep twice and display:
DATA IS SAVED READY 5- Remove the Program Transfer Module from J1 and remove the DEFAULT Jumper J2. For safekeeping, secure it around one of the two pins. 6- The Program Transfer Module is now storing a copy of the panel’s configuration. To Load the Program Transfer Module’s Stored Configuration Into an ORBIT-Pro: 1- Momentarily remove all power from the panel (both AC and Standby Battery). 2- Restore all power to the panel. After a moment, the LED on the Program Transfer Module will flash rapidly and the LCD Keypad will display:
ROKONET Please Wait ... 3- When the LED stops flashing, the keypad will beep once, and its display will return to normal. 4- Remove the Program Transfer Module from J1 and take off the DEFAULT Jumper (J2). For safekeeping, secure it around one of the two pins. 5- Next, enter the Installer Programming mode from the LCD Keypad. 6- Without making any changes, exit the Installer Programming Mode. 7- The configuration in the Program Transfer Module’s has now been transferred to the ORBIT-Pro. You must now reset its TIME and DATE, which were lost when power was removed.
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Reporting Code Programming for SESCOA SUPERFAST (03B1) PROGRAMMED DIGIT
SESCOA CODE
EVENT REPORTING EVENT (RECOMMENDED)
ALPHA CODE
3A 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 4A 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 5A
DBD DCD 9B9 9C9 CDA BAB EAB AEA EEA DFF EFF DEE EEE DDD EBA ECA CAC Axx Dxx Exx Fxx
Identified Opening Identified Closing Opening (Not Identified) Closing (Not Identified) 24 hour report AC Fail AC restoral Low Battery Low Bat. Rest Bell Trouble Bell Trouble Rest Phone Trouble Phone Trouble Rest Duress Opening Out Of Window Closing Out Of Window Test Alarm Trouble Restore Alarm + Rest
IOP ICL OP CL 24H AC EAC LO ELO dBL EBL dPL EPL dU EOP ECL CH Axx dxx Exx Fxx
NEW CODES If another code that is not supported by the panel is needed, it can be added to the list using ‘SPECIAL” programming item (up to 30 additional codes. See page 97).
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REPORTING CODES PROGRAMMING FOR ADEMCO POINT (CONTACT) ID (0420) PROGRAMMED DIGIT
ADEMCO CODE
EVENT REPORTING EVENT (RECOMMENDED)
3A 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 4A 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 5A 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 6A 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 7A 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 8A 81
100 110 111 115 120 121 122 123 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 140 144 145 150 155 156 300 301 302 305 321 330 333 351 373 380 400 401 402 403 407 408 409 411 421 570 574 602 143 307 334 336 355 381 384 406
Medical key Fire Alarm Smoke Fire Key Panic Key Duress Silent Alarm Audible Alarm Burglary Perimeter Interior 24 Hour Entry/Exit Day/Night Outdoor Tamper General Alarm Sensor Tamper Accessory Tamper 24 Hour Non-Burg. Foil Break Day Trouble Main Aux Trouble Main AC Trouble Main Battery Trouble System Reset Main Bell Trouble Power Supply Trouble Bus Communication Trouble Main Phone Trouble Fire Trouble Sensor Trouble Arm/Disarm Out Of Window User Arm/Disarm (with user ID) User Arm/Disarm (group No. + user ID) Auto Arm/Disarm Remote Arm/Disarm Quick Arm Keyswitch Arm/Disarm Callback Request False Security Code Zone Bypass Forced Arm Communication Test Exp. Module fail Self-test fail Repeater fail Local printer fail Loss of radio supervision Loss of supervision RF Rx Transmitter low bat Cancel
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Reporting Code Programming for SIA PROGRAMMED DIGITS
SIA EVENT CODE
EVENT
1E 1F 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 2A 2B 2C 2D 2E 2F 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 3A 3B 3C 3D 3E 3F 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 4A 4B 4C 4D 4E 4F 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 5A
AR AT CJ BA BC BH BJ BT BX CA CF CG CJ CK CL CP CS CZ FT DD DT ER ET FA FB FC FH FJ FT FU HA HH JA JL MH JO JT LB LD LR LS LT LX MA MH MJ MT OA OC OG PT OJ OK OP OR OS OZ PA PH PJ PT
AC restoral AC trouble dummy Burglary alarm Burglary cancelled Burglary alarm restore Burglary trouble restore Burglary trouble Burglary test Automatic closing (‘+ area number’) Forced closing Close area (‘system has been partly armed’) Late close Early close Closing report Automatic closing (‘+ user number’) Closing keyswitch Point closing Dummy Access denied – unknown code Access Trouble Expansion device restoral Expansion device trouble Fire alarm Fire bypass Fire cancel Fire alarm restoral Fire trouble restoral Fire trouble Fire unbypass Holdup alarm (‘duress’) Holdup alarm (‘duress’) restoral User code tamper (false code) Event logger threshold Dummy Event logger overflow Time changed Local programming Local programming denied Phone line restoral Local program success Phone line trouble Local programming ended Medical alarm Medical alarm restore Medical trouble restore Medical trouble Automatic opening Cancel report Open area (‘+ area number’) Dummy Late open Early open Opening report Disarm from alarm Opening keyswitch Point opening (‘+ zone or point’) Panic alarm Panic alarm restore Panic trouble restore Panic trouble
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5B 5C 5D 5E 5F 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 6A 6B 6C 6D 6E 6F 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 7A 7B 7C 7D 7E 7F 80 81
QA QH QJ QT RB UR RP RR TA TR TX UA UB UH UJ UR UT UU VR VT XH YM XJ XQ XR XS XT YA YC YH YK YM YP YQ YR YS YT BZ BZ
Emergency alarm Emergency alarm restore Emergency trouble restore Emergency trouble Remote program begin Dummy Automatic communication test Power up Tamper alarm Tamper restoral Communication test (‘manual or automatic’) Untyped zone alarm Untyped zone bypass Untyped alarm restore Untyped trouble restore Untyped zone restoral Untyped zone trouble Untyped zone unbypass Printer restore Printer trouble RF interference restoral Dummy RF receiver tamper restoral RF interface Transmitter battery restoral RF receiver tamper Transmitter battery trouble Bell fault Receiver/transmitter communication fail Bell restoral Communication restoral System (transmitter/receiver) battery missing Power supply trouble (transmitter/receiver) Power supply restored (transmitter/receiver) System battery restoral Communication trouble (transmitter/receiver) System battery trouble Dummy Missing supervision
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Notes for UL Installations Rechargeable Standby Battery 12 Volts 7 Amp-Hours (AH)
Auxiliary Power 12 Volts DC @ 280 mA, maximum
Bell Use Ademco AB12M
Smoke Detectors Use ESL/Sentrol models ES-449AT, ES-449C, ES-541CXT; Detection Systems: DS-DS284THC
Wiring Use recognized energy-limited cable for connections of up to 100 VA when mounting initiating devices, indicating devices, and supplementary devices. For units with no energy limitations, circuit connections should be enclosed in conduit, metal cable, or wiring acceptable for Class 1 systems as defined by the National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70-1996.
Configuration To comply with full UL compatible installations: The False Code feature should always be enabled. Retard/Reset/Restart periods may not exceed 60 seconds for smoke detectors. The feature Buzzer à Bell should not be used. The following features should not be used: Key Switch, N/O Termination, N/C Termination, Cross Zones, Swinger limits, Auto Batch, Call Save (Disable feature), Ground pulse, Call back U/D, Low Battery and Low Battery Reset report codes, Remote armed codes, Remote Download.
Warning Shorting the terminals of S. Aux. Zone may cause permanent damage to the panel.
Accessories The following accessories should not be used in UL installations: Wireless Expansion Modules, Keyswitches, X-10 Module, Digital Voice Module, Access Control Expansion Module, Printer Adapter Module, Program Transfer Module.
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Rokonet ORBIT-Pro (RP-296) Installation and Programming Manual Revised Edition (April, 1999)
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p/n: 5IN296IP
Customer Information The ORBIT-Pro (Model RP-296) complies with FCC Part 68 Rules. On the upper panel of this product is a label that contains, among other information, the FCC Registration Number and Ringer Equivalence Number (REN is 0.8B). If requested, this information must be provided to the telephone company. An FCC compliant telephone connector is provided with this equipment. This equipment is designed to be connected to the telephone network or premises wiring using a connector which is Part 68 compliant (manufactured by LUMBERG). If the ORBIT-Pro (RP-296) is not operating properly, it may cause harm to the telephone network. If so, the telephone company will notify you in advance that a temporary discontinuance of service may be required. If advance notice is not practical, you will be notified as soon as possible. Also, you will be advised of your right to file a complaint with the FCC if it is necessary. The telephone company may make changes in its facilities, equipment, operations, or procedures which could affect the operation of your equipment. If this happens, the telephone company will provide advance notice in order to enable you to make the necessary modifications to maintain uninterrupted service. If trouble is experienced with the ORBIT-Pro (RP-296), for repair and warranty information: Please see our list of Service Centers located on the back cover of this manual. If the equipment is causing harm to the telephone network, the telephone company may request that the equipment be disconnected until the problem is resolved. Connection to telephone company-provided coin service is prohibited. Connection to party line service is subject to state tariffs.
FCC Warning This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: •
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
•
Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver.
•
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
•
Consult the dealer or an experienced Radio/TV technician for help.
Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by Rokonet, Ltd., could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. The installation and wiring of the ORBIT-Pro (RP-296) and its “Installer Mode” programming is fully described in this manual. Additional information may also be found in the ORBIT-Pro Installer Programming Worksheets (p/n 5IN296PW) and in the ORBIT-Pro User’s Manual (p/n 5IN296UM)
Copyright © 1999 by Rokonet Electronics Ltd., 14 Hachoma Street Rishon Letzion 75655 Israel
All rights reserved. No part of this document may be reproduced in any form without prior written permission from the publisher.
Getting Around This Manual It’s easy to use this manual. If you need to find some particular sections or information, follow this “Quick Finder” should be of help. For more detailed information within any section, check the Table of Contents, below. If You Need To: +
Then, Do This:
Learn About the Features of the ORBIT-Pro begin on page 1-1
+
Learn How to Wire the ORBIT-Pro begin on page 11
+
Learn How to Program the ORBIT-Pro begin on page 26
List of Figures & Tables Figures: Figure 1-1: ORBIT-Pro LCD and LED Keypads................................................................................................ 2 Figure 1-2: The “Big Picture”............................................................................................................................ 6 Figure 1-3: Inventory Supplied with the ORBIT-Pro.......................................................................................... 7 Figure 2-1: Control Panel Installation............................................................................................................. 19 Figure 2-2: Keypad Installation–Front View.................................................................................................... 20 Figure 2-3: Keypad Installation–Rear View .................................................................................................... 21 Figure 2-4: Zone Terminations:...................................................................................................................... 22 Figure 2-5: Expansion Modules ..................................................................................................................... 23 Figure 2-6: 4-Wire Expansion BUS ................................................................................................................ 24 Figure 2-7: ORBIT-Pro Wiring Diagram ......................................................................................................... 25 Figure 3-1: LCD Keypad: Description of Keys ................................................................................................ 30 Tables: Table 1-1: ORBIT-Pro Packaging and Inventory .............................................................................................. 7 Table 1-2: ORBIT-Pro Accessories .................................................................................................................. 8 Table 1-3: Technical Data.............................................................................................................................. 10 Table 2-1: Wire Facts .................................................................................................................................... 17 Table 2-2: Wiring Distances vs. Gauge: Plug-In Transformer ......................................................................... 18 Table 2-3: Wiring Distances vs. Gauge: Expansion BUS................................................................................ 18 Table 2-4: Wiring Distances vs. Gauge: Auxiliary Power Branches................................................................. 18 Table 2-5: Wiring Distances vs. Gauge: External Sounder ............................................................................. 18 Table 3-1: Summary of Installer Programming Methods................................................................................. 26 Table 3-2: LCD Keypad Programming Call-Outs............................................................................................ 30 Table 3-3: LCD Keypad Labeling Call-Outs.................................................................................................... 31 Table 3-4: User Code Hierarchy .................................................................................................................... 70
Table of Contents SECTION 1: ABOUT YOUR ORBIT-PRO........................................................................................................ 1 Introduction to this Manual............................................................................................................................ 1 About the ORBIT-Pro.................................................................................................................................... 1 Inventory Supplied with the ORBIT-Pro......................................................................................................... 7 ORBIT-Pro Accessories................................................................................................................................ 8 Technical Data ............................................................................................................................................. 9 SECTION 2: INSTALLING YOUR ORBIT-PRO ............................................................................................. 11 Mounting and Wiring the Control Panel....................................................................................................... 11 Wiring the Main Board ................................................................................................................................ 12 Identifying and Wiring Keypads and Expansion Modules............................................................................. 14 Other Modules............................................................................................................................................ 17 Wiring Guidelines ....................................................................................................................................... 17 A Word About Wire..................................................................................................................................... 17 SECTION 3: PROGRAMMING YOUR ORBIT-PRO....................................................................................... 26 Summary of Installer Programming Methods............................................................................................... 26 Preparing Your ORBIT-Pro for Installer Programming ................................................................................. 27 Description and Use of the LCD Keypad ..................................................................................................... 30 Using the LCD Keypad ............................................................................................................................... 30 For Labeling: Using the LCD Keypad .......................................................................................................... 31 Installer Programming Basics ..................................................................................................................... 32 Programming Classifications....................................................................................................................... 33 INSTALLER PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL.................................................................................................... 35 ORBIT-Pro Installer Programming Map (Page 1 of 2)................................................................................ 37 ORBIT-Pro Installer Programming Map (Page 2 of 2)................................................................................ 38 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USING THE PROGRAMMING MATERIAL................................................................. 39 1) System................................................................................................................................................... 40 2) Zones ..................................................................................................................................................... 48 3) Utility Outputs ......................................................................................................................................... 63 4) Code Maintenance ................................................................................................................................. 70 5) Dialer ..................................................................................................................................................... 76 6) Report Codes ......................................................................................................................................... 88 7) Accessories .......................................................................................................................................... 100 8) Miscellaneous....................................................................................................................................... 110 Exiting Programming ................................................................................................................................ 111 PROGRAM TRANSFER MODULE .............................................................................................................. 112 REPORTING CODE PROGRAMMING FOR SESCOA SUPERFAST (03B1)............................................... 113 REPORTING CODES PROGRAMMING FOR ADEMCO POINT (CONTACT) ID (0420) .............................. 114 REPORTING CODE PROGRAMMING FOR SIA ......................................................................................... 115 NOTES FOR UL INSTALLATIONS ............................................................................................................. 117
DEGREE OF ACCESS • •
Master • • • • • •
User
• • •
Arm Only
•
all privileges of the Manager, but with these restrictions: restricted to assigning and changing User Codes belonging to those with Authority Levels of Master and below (i.e. User, Arm Only, and Maid) access to designated partitions arming and disarming bypassing zones access to designated partitions viewing system status, trouble, and alarm memory resetting the Switched Auxiliary Output activating designated Utility Outputs specific control of upload/downloading activities administering selected system tests, except Walk Testing
arming one (or more) partitions
GENERAL COMMENTS •
there are no restrictions in the number of Master codes (as long as they don’t exceed the number of codes remaining in the system)
•
there are no restrictions in the number of User codes (as long as they don’t exceed the number of codes remaining in the system)
•
there are no restrictions in the number of Arm Only codes (as long as they don’t exceed the number of codes remaining in the system) Arm Only codes are useful for workers who arrive when the premises are already open but, because they are last to leave, they’re given the responsibility to close the premises the Maid code is a temporary code which will be immediately deleted from the system once it has been used to arm typically used residentially for maids, home attendants, and repairmen who must enter the premises before the owner(s) arrive typically used to enable the operation of a device controlled by a utility output (i.e., a door, etc)
•
•
• •
Maid
used for one-time arming in one or more partitions if first used to disarm the system, the Maid code may be used once for subsequent arming
•
• UO Only
•
used to operate a Utility Output only
The activities in this section allow for: • the assignment of Authority Levels • the Partition assignment(s) for each User Code
• • •
viewing and re-assigning the Grand Master code choosing the Installer and Sub-Installer access codes, and determining the Code Length
With the display showing:
INSTALLER PROG: 4)CODE MAINT. ↓ press [ENTER] to begin. The first sub-category, AUTHORITY, will appear on the display. You may access it by pressing [ENTER], OR by pressing the [1] key. Installation and Programming Manual
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Quick Key 4
1
Item AUTHORITY
CODE MAINTENANCE: AUTHORITY CODE MAINTENANCE: PARTITION Default Explanation USER
§
§
used for designating the Authority Level for each of the 98 User Codes (which excludes the Grand Master code–whose Authority Level is fixed) the programmable Authority Levels are: Manager, Master, User, Arm Only, and Maid
CODE AUTHORITY: CODE=01:USER § from the above display: 1. use the UP- or DOWN-arrow keys to position the cursor under the first digit of the User Code to which you wish to assign an Authority Level 2. enter the appropriate two-digit User Code 3. with the cursor positioned under the Authority Level, use either [STAY] or [ARM] to select the Authority Level intended for the designated User Code 4. press [ENTER] to advance to the next User Code, or press the [S S ] key to return to the previous level 4
2
PARTITION
PARTITION 1
§
used to assign the partition(s) in which all User Codes (except for the Grand Master) will operate
CODE PARTITION: CODE=01:USER § from the above display: 1. use the UP- or DOWN-arrow keys to position the cursor under the first digit of the User Code to which you wish to assign access to one (or more) Partition(s) 2. enter the appropriate two-digit User Code and press [ENTER]
P=12345678 C=xx Y....... 3. from the above display, designate the partition(s) for which the designated user may have access by using the [STAY] key to toggle between YES (Y) or NO (,), and either the [STAT] or [BYP] keys to move the cursor left or right, respectively, as you make your choices; note that “non-partitioned” system are considered to use “Partition 1” 4. press [ENTER] to access another User Code 5. repeat steps 1 through 5, as required, until all User Codes used in the system are assigned to the appropriate partition(s) 6. when done, press the [S] key to return to the previous level
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INSTALLER PROG: 4)CODE MAINT. ↓
Quick Key 4
3
CODE MAINTENANCE: GRAND MASTER CODE MAINTENANCE: INSTALLER Item Default Explanation GRAND MASTER
1234
§ §
§
4
4
INSTALLER
0296
the Grand Master is the UserCode with the highest Authority Level (see page 71) the system’s owner/chief user can assign and modify the Grand Master code as a function of the User Functions mode; alternatively, the Grand Master’s code may be set by the installation company to do so, use the keypad’s (0-9) keys and, if necessary, the UP- and DOWN-arrow keys, to overwrite the default code; press [ENTER] when done
§
the Installer Code allows entry into the Installer Programming mode, and the subsequent modification of all system parameters § it’s wise to change the factory default of “0296” to a designation unique to the panel and/or to the appropriate alarm company personnel; to do so: 1. use the keypad’s (0-9) keys and, if necessary, the UP-and DOWN-arrow keys,to overwrite the default code; press [ENTER] 2. carefully confirm your selection by re-entering the same code and pressing [ENTER] 3. once done, press the [S S ] key to return to the previous level.
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Quick Key 4
5
CODE MAINTENANCE: SUB-INSTALLER Item Default Explanation SUB-INSTALLER
0299
§
the Sub-Installer Code allows for limited access within the Installer Programming mode § an individual given the Sub-Installer code can be thought of as an assistant to the “lead” Installer–but being restricted to changing only selected programming parameters § it’s the job of the individual with the Installer Code to determine the Sub-Installer’s restrictions; doing so will be discussed in the section below § first, it’s wise to change the factory default of “0299” to a designation unique to the panel and/or to those who may serve as “sub-installers” in your alarm company; to do so: 1. use the keypad’s (0-9) keys and, if necessary, the UP- and DOWN-arrow keys, to overwrite the default code; press [ENTER] 2. when done, press the [S] key to return to the previous level
Setting the Sub-Installer’s Programming Restrictions 1. if necessary, exit the Installer Programming mode; to “high” a level to perform Sub-Installer restrictions; do so, press the [S S ] key until the display no longer press [ENTER] to seek a “lower” changes; then press [0] sub-category. 2. at this display, 8. when done, press the [S S ] key, as required, to exit the “Customize” mode; at the display: DO YOU WANT TO
DO YOU WANT TO EXIT?
SAVE THE DATA? Y determine whether you need to save any programmed data, use the [STAY] key to toggle between “Y” and “N”; press [ENTER] 3. from the “normal” (user’s) display, enter the “CUSTOMIZE” mode by pressing [S S ], [7], [3] 4. enter the Installer Code (NOT the Sub-Installer Code) and press [ENTER] 5. refer to the Installer Programming Map on page 37; select (with either the UP- or DOWN-arrow keys or “Quick Keys”) one of the seven main programming classifications listed in the “HOME” column–within which you want to restrict a Sub-Installer’s access 6. using pages 37 and 38 as an aid, use the arrow keys, “Quick Keys” and the [ENTER] key to navigate through and select the sub-category beneath the chosen programming classification until you reach a level for which you desire to set Sub-Installer restrictions 7. press the [STAY] key and observe the lower left of the display; if the number listed changes to an “X”, that sub-category will NOT be available to a Sub-Installer; to reverse the process, press [STAY] again; if, at any time, pressing [STAY] produces three short “beeps”, you are at too
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N
press the [STAY] key to change the “N” to a “Y” and press [ENTER] 9. at the display:
DO YOU WANT TO SAVE MENU?
Y
press [ENTER] to save your changes; at this point, a Sub-Installer’s access to the “X-ed” categories will not be permitted 10. press the [S S] key twice to return to the normal (user’s) display 11. to use a Sub-Installer Code, from the “normal” (user’s) display, press [S S ], [7], [2];. at this display:
SUB-INST. CODE: enter the Sub-Installer’s access code, and press [ENTER] 12. Installer Programming will be available to the Sub-Installer, but on a restricted basis, conforming to the choices made in step 7
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Quick Key 4
6
CODE MAINTENANCE: CODE LENGTH Item Default Explanation CODE LENGTH
---
• • •
4
6
1
4 digits
4
§ § § § § § §
4
6
2
6 digits
the Code Length specifies the number of digits (either 4 or 6) which must be used by the Grand Master, Manager, and Master Codes all other codes (i.e. User, Arm Only, Maid) may be between one-digit and the number of digits specified through this parameter press [ENTER] to make your selection use either the DOWN-arrow or UP-arrow keys to display either 4-digit or 6-digit codes as described above press [ENTER] if you make a change in the Code Length, the following display will appear:
CODES SHOULD BE DELETED. SURE
use the [STAY] key to change the default “N”, if desired; § press [ENTER] NOTE 1: if the Code Length parameter is changed after any User Codes have already been stored, they may have to be changed to conform to the new parameter NOTE 2: if a 6-digit Code Length is selected, system default codes like 1-2-3-4, 0-2-9-6, and 0-2-9-9 will become 1-2-3-4-0-0, 0-2-9-6-0-0, and 0-2-9-9-0-0, respectively NOTE 3: REMEMBER–only authorized system users (i.e. Grand Master, Manager, Master) may determine the numbers which comprise the actual User Code(s)
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5) Dialer The following table provides instructions for programming all relevant information required for the ORBIT-Pro to contact the Central Station and successfully transmit data With the display showing:
INSTALLER PROG: 5)DIALER: × press [ENTER] to begin. The first sub-category, TEL. NUMBERS will appear on the display. You may enter it by pressing [ENTER] OR by pressing the [1] key. INSTALLER PROG: 5)DAILER ↓
Quick Key 5
Item
Default
TELEPHONE NUMBERS
---
Explanation • • • • • • • • § §
5
1
1
MS Tel. No. 1
---
5
1
2
MS Tel. No. 2
---
§ §
5
1
3
MS Tel. No. 3
---
§ §
5
1
4
Remote U/D Telephone No.
---
§ § §
5
2
ACCOUNTS
---
§
5
2
Customer Account Number(s)
---
§
§ § §
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specifies the following telephone number(s): that of the Central Station(s) to which the ORBIT-Pro will send its reports that used by the ORBIT-Pro to call back the Alarm Company’s computer when remote Upload/Download operations are performed with the Call-Back U/D option (see below, and page 80) 1st Central (Monitoring) Station telephone number; you may enter up to 16 digits; include any dialing prefix(es) and area code 2nd Central (Monitoring) Station telephone number; you may enter up to 16 digits; include any dialing prefix(es) and area code 3rd Central (Monitoring) Station telephone number; you may enter up to 16 digits; include any dialing prefix(es) and area code specifies the phone number used to provide for higher security U/D operations (see Callback U/D) on page 80) this is the telephone number to which the alarm company’s computer, equipped with the Upload/Download software, will be connected you may enter up to 16 digits; be sure to include any calling prefixes and an area code if needed. specifies the customer’s Central Station Account Number. for each of up to eight Central Station accounts (e.g. one for each partition), specify the 6-digit Customer Account Number assigned by the Central Station use the keypad’s (0-9) keys and, if necessary, the UP- and DOWN-arrow keys, to select and enter the account number press [ENTER] when done press the [S S ] key to return to the previous level
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Quick Key
Item
DIALER: COMMUNICATION FORMAT Default Definition
5
3
COMMUNICATION FORMAT
5
3
1
For 1st Telephone Number:
0000
5
3
2
0000
5
3
3
For 2nd Telephone Number: For 3rd Telephone Number:
---
0000
for each Central Station account in the installation, choose the Communication Format, as specified by the Central Station, for reporting customer alarms, troubles, tests, and other events § refer to the information in the table below and enter the 4-digit Format Code corresponding to the communication protocol required by the Central Station Receiver associated with the 1st MS Telephone Number, above. § as above, for the receiver associated with the 2nd MS Telephone Number § as above, for the receiver associated with the 3rd MS Telephone Number
INSTRUCTIONS: 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
Contact the Central Station monitoring the customer account(s) you are programming. Obtain the Communication Format(s) being used by the digital receiver(s) processing each account. For SIA and Contact I.D. formats refer to Auto Codes (on page 87). Note the corresponding 4-digit Format Code(s) in the right-hand column. Use the keypad’s (0-9) keys and, if necessary, the UP- and DOWN-arrow keys to position the cursor. Enter the proper code accordingly for the Central Station’s Telephone Numbers, above, and press [ENTER].
Communication Formats Simple Pulse Protocols: Silent Knight/ADEMCO Slow Silent Knight/ADEMCO Slow–Extended Radionics/DCI/Franklin Slow Silent Knight Fast Silent Knight Fast–Extended Sescoa/Franklin/Vertex/DCI Fast Sescoa/Franklin/Vertex/DCI–Extended Universal High Speed–Non-Extended Radionics Protocols: Radionics, 20 PPS Radionics, 20 PPS–Extended Radionics, 40 PPS Radionics, 40 PPS–Extended Radionics, 40 PPS, with Parity Radionics, 40 PPS–Extended, with Parity Other Protocols: Sescoa, Super Fast, with Parity Sescoa, Super Fast, with Parity + ETX ADEMCO Express ADEMCO Contact (Point) ID Sweden Robofon SIA Level I + II
Format Code 010F 014F 0117 010E 014E 0116 0156 0112
handshake at 1400 Hz handshake at 2300 Hz handshake at 1400 Hz handshake at 2300 Hz handshake at 1400 Hz handshake at 2300 Hz handshake at 1400 Hz handshake at 2300 Hz handshake at 1400 Hz handshake at 2300 Hz handshake at 1400 Hz handshake at 2300 Hz
0202 0212 0242 0252 0200 0210 0240 0250 0220 0230 0260 0270
4 + 3 + Parity 4 + 3 + Parity 4 + 2+ Parity DTMF, Parity
0331 03B1 0520 0420 0600 0700
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INSTALLER PROG: 5)DAILER ↓
Quick Key
Item ACCESS AND ID
DIALER: ACCESS & ID Default
5
4
5
4
1
Access Code
5678
5
4
2
ID code
0001
5
4
3
MS Lock
000000
---
Explanation
specifies the Access and ID Codes required for successful remote communication (using Rokonet’s Upload/Download software) between the Alarm Company and the Installation § select a 4-digit Access Code which will be stored in the ORBIT-Pro § this same code must subsequently be entered into the corresponding account profile created for the installation in the Upload/Download software § for successful remote communication to take place between the Alarm Company and the Installation, this Access Code (along with the ID Code, see below), must match § although it’s not required, it may be best to select a different 4-digit Access Code for each installation. § the ID Code can be thought of as an extension of the Access Code, above § this same ID Code must subsequently be entered into the account’s profile in the Upload/Download software § for successful remote communication to take place between the Alarm Company and the Installation, this ID Code (along with the Access Code, see above), must match § some dealers use the customer’s Central Station Account Number for the ID Code, but any 4-digit code unique to the installation will suffice § MS Lock is a security function used in conjunction with Rokonet’s Upload/Download Software (Version 2.3 or greater) § through the software, it is designed to provide greater proprietary security when viewing several Central Station parameters § it is NOT necessary to change the MS Lock default value within Installer Programming; instead, the procedure may be performed from the Upload/Download Software and then downloaded to the ORBIT-Pro § for additional information, refer to the Upload/Download Programming Manual
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Quick Key
Item
DIALER: CONTROLS Default
5 5
5 5
01
CONTROLS MS Enable
--YES
5
5
02
FM Enable
YES
Explanation
controls aspects of the ORBIT-Pro’s dialer operation if YES: enables communication with the Central Station to report alarm, trouble, and supervisory events if NO: no communication with the Central Station is possible; choose NO for installations which are NOT monitored by a Central Station if YES: enables “Follow Me” communication (see below) if NO: disables “Follow Me” communication
Follow Me In addition to Central Station reporting, the ORBIT-Pro employs a Follow-Me feature, in which a standard phone call–reporting a system event–can be made to a designated phone number. This procedure is generally useful for informing a homeowner at work, or a business owner at home, that there has been an alarm at a specific premises. There are two variations of the Follow-Me operation: using a standard phone call: § in the first, the Follow-Me call conveys a series of tones representing the active alarm (e.g. burglary or fire) and can be employed in a partition-by-partition basis § the selected phone number(s) being called are programmed by accessing the User Functions Mode (see User Functions in the ORBIT-Pro User’s Manual) using a phone call to a pager: § the Follow-Me call can go to a pager, which, if numeric or alphanumeric, can display specific event (e.g. alarm, arm/disarm) and partition information 5
5
03
U/D Enable
YES
5
5
04
Call Delay
YES
5
5
05
Dial Tone
YES
if YES: § permits remote communication between the Alarm Company and the ORBIT-Pro through the Upload/Download Software § doing so permits the modification of an installation’s configuration, obtaining status information, and issuing panel commands–all through remote means if NO: disables remote communication as described above if YES: event reports to the Central Station are delayed for 15 seconds after they’re detected if NO: event reports are sent immediately if YES: wait a short, selectable, interval (see page 82) to detect dial tone before dialing the Central Station if NO: dial without waiting
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Quick Key 5
5
06
Item
DIALER: CONTROLS (cont’d) Default Explanation
CONTROLS (cont’d) Call Save
NO
*
5
5
07
User Initiated Call
YES
*
5
5
08
Call Back U/D
YES
*
5
5
09
Auto Batch *
NO
if YES: to reduce Central Station “traffic”, the system holds all non-urgent events (e.g. opening/closing reports, test transmissions) for up to 12 hours and sends them as a group at a less busy, programmable (e.g. at night) time (see Periodic Test) on page 86 if NO: all events are sent as they occur if YES: in order for a remote Upload/Download session to take place, a system’s user must initiate the process by entering specific keypad commands in the User Functions mode (see the ORBIT-Pro User’s Manual) if NO: remote Upload/Download operations are possible without requiring the user’s participation if YES: enables greater security for remote Upload/Download operations by requiring the ORBIT-Pro to call back the pre-programmed telephone number (see Remote U/D Tel No. on page 76) to which the Alarm Company’s Upload/Download computer is connected if NO: § the Alarm Company’s computer simply calls the account for which Upload/Download operations are desired § a subsequent callback to a designated number is not required if YES: § use if unattended Upload/Download operations are desired § the Upload/Download software has the capability of downloading previously-programmed installation data from the Alarm Company to an account if the call is initiated by the account § by enabling Auto Batch (selecting YES), the ORBITPro will call the Alarm Company’s computer at the time specified in U/D Test under Periodic Test (see page 86) § for Auto Batch to work, the computer must: § be turned on § be connected to the telephone line § have its Upload/Download software loaded § for detailed information on Auto Batch, see the § ORBIT-Pro Upload/Download Software Manual if NO: § the Auto Batch mode is disabled
* Not for UL Installations
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Quick Key 5
5
10
Item
DIALER: CONTROLS (cont’d) Default Explanation
CONTROLS (cont’d) Answering Machine Override
YES
Not for UL Installations
5
5
11
UL Installation
NO
5
5
12
Show Kissoff
NO
5
5
13
Show Handshake
NO
5
5
14
Audible Kiss off
NO
if YES: § enables the Answering Machine Override–a feature used to present an answering machine at the customer’s premises from interfering with remote Upload/Download operations § if enabled, the following sequence occurs whenever a remote communication session is initiated: § the Upload/Download software at the alarm company calls the account with which remote communication is desired § the software hangs up after one ring is generated § the ORBIT-Pro interprets the single ring as an instruction to answer, on the first ring, the next phone call occurring within one minute § within one minute of its initial call, the U/D Software calls the account again § the ORBIT-Pro picks up this call on the first ring, thus bypassing any interaction with the answering machine § remote communication can subsequently take place if NO: remote communication takes place in the standard manner (see page 80 for details) if YES: disables features inappropriate for UL Listed installations if NO: no features are disabled if YES: all five LEDs on the right side of the keypad(s) will light for one second when the dialer, after successfully transmitting data to the monitoring facility, receives the “kissoff” signal from the Central Station’s receiver if NO: there will be no annunciation of the “kissoff” signal when received by the dialer if YES: all five LEDs on the right side of the keypad(s) will light for one second when the dialer, after connecting with the monitoring facility, receives the “handshake” signal from the Central Station’s receiver if NO: there will be no annunciation of the “handshake” signal when received by the dialer if YES: there will be an audible annunciation when the dialer, after successfully transmitting data to the monitoring facility, receives the “kissoff” signal from the Central Station’s receiver if NO: there will be no audible annunciation of the “kissoff” signal
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Quick Key 5
6
5
6
5
Item
DIALER: PARAMETERS Default Range
PARAMETERS
--
1
MS Retries
03
6
2
FM Retries
03
5
6
3
Rings to U/D
5
6
4
Dial-tone Time
---
5
6
4
1 wait 6 seconds
4
5
6
4
2 wait 9 seconds
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5
6
5
Redial Wait
---
5
6
5
1 wait 30 seconds
4
5
6
5
2 wait 60 seconds
5
6
6
5
6
6
1
5
6
6
2
5
6
6
3
5
6
7
5 5
6 6
7 7
5
6
8
12 rings
Dialing Method
DTMF
®
(Touch Tone )
4
Pulse @ 20 BPS (pulses per second)
Pulse @ 10 BPS (pulses per second) Pulse Duty Cycle
1 67/33% 2 61/39%
Swinger Limit (Swinger Shutdown)
4
00
Explanation
controls additional aspects of the ORBIT-Pro’s dialer operation sets the number of times the ORBIT-Pro will 01-15 redial the Central Station after failing to establish successful communication 01-15 sets the number of times the Follow-Me phone number is redialed after failing to establish successful communication 01-15 § sets the number of rings that the ORBITPro must detect before answering an incoming call (i.e. for remote programming purposes) § note that if the Answering Machine Override is enabled (see page 80), any entry made to this parameter will be ignored. § refers to the number of seconds the ORBIT-Pro will wait if the Dial Tone parameter is enabled (see page 79) § press [ENTER] and select, by using either the DOWN-or UP-arrow keys, either 6 or 9 seconds, below Pressing [ENTER] selects this option and “deselects” 9 seconds Pressing [ENTER] selects this option and “deselects” 6 seconds § refers to the number of seconds the ORBIT-Pro will wait between attempts at redialing the same phone number § applies to both the MS Retries and the FM Retries parameters, above Pressing [ENTER] selects this option and “deselects” 60 seconds Pressing [ENTER] selects this option and “deselects” 30 seconds used to select the dialing method;. your choice must be compatible with the type of phone service available at the protected premises Pressing [ENTER] selects this option and “deselects” Pulse@20 BPS and Pulse@10BPS Pressing [ENTER] selects this option and “deselects” DTMF and Pulse@10BPS Pressing [ENTER] selects this option and “deselects” DTMF and Pulse@20BPS § if pulse dialing has been selected, one of the following choices will come into play § choose the proper dialing duty-cycle for the location, as described below: Typically used in European telephone systems Typically used in USA telephone systems § a “swinger” is a repeated violation of the same § zone–often resulting in nuisance alarms–which is usually due to a malfunction, an environmental problem, or the improper installation of a detector or sensor § this parameter specifies the number of violations of the same zone which will be annunciated and reported during a single armed period–before the zone will be automatically bypassed. -
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INSTALLER PROG: 5)DAILER ↓
Quick Key
Item
5
7
5
7
1
5
7
1
1
Do Not Call
5
7
1
2
Call 1st
5
7
1
3
Call 2nd
5
7
1
4
Call 3rd
5
7
1
5
Call All
5
7
1
6
1st Backup 2nd
5
7
2
5
7
2
1
Do Not Call
5
7
2
2
Call 1st
5
7
REPORT SPLIT
2
MS ARM/DISARM
MS URGENT
3
Call 2nd rd
DIALER: REPORT SPLIT Default -----
4 ---
Explanation
permits the routing of specified events to up to three Central Station Receivers used to report Arming/Disarming (i.e. Closings/Openings) events to the Central Station for each of the six reporting options below, use the UP- or DOWN-arrow keys to scroll to the desired choice and press [ENTER] § do NOT report Openings and Closings § report Openings and Closings to the 1st Telephone Number (i.e. to the corresponding Central Station Receiver, see page 76) § report Openings and Closings to the 2nd Telephone Number (i.e. to the corresponding Central Station Receiver, see page 76) § report Openings and Closings to the 3rd Telephone Number (i.e. to the corresponding Central Station Receiver, see page 76) § report Openings and Closings to ALL Telephone Numbers (i.e. to the corresponding Central Station Receivers, see page 76) § report Openings and Closings to the 1st Telephone Number (i.e. to the corresponding Central Station Receiver, see page 76); if communication is unsuccessful, call the 2nd Telephone Number (i.e. the corresponding Central Station Receiver, see page 76) used to report urgent (alarm) events to the Central Station for each of the six reporting options below, use the UP- or DOWN-arrow keys to scroll to the desired choice and press [ENTER] do NOT report urgent (alarm) events to the Central Station Report urgent (alarm) events to the 1st Telephone Number (i.e. to the corresponding Central Station Receiver, see page 76) report urgent (alarm) events to the 2nd Telephone Number (i.e. to the corresponding Central Station Receiver, see page 76) rd
5
7
2
4
Call 3
5
7
2
5
Call All
5
7
2
6
1st Backup 2nd
4
report urgent (alarm) events to the 3 Telephone Number (i.e. to the corresponding Central Station Receiver, see page 76) Report urgent (alarm) events to ALL Telephone Numbers (i.e. to the corresponding Central Station Receivers, see page 76); Report urgent (alarm) events to the 1st Telephone Number (i.e. to the corresponding Central Station Receiver, see nd page 76); if communication is unsuccessful, call the 2 Telephone Number (i.e. the corresponding Central Station Receiver, see Page 76)
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INSTALLER PROG: 5)DAILER ↓
Quick Key
Item
DIALER: REPORT SPLIT (cont’d) Default Explanation
REPORT SPLIT (cont’d) 5
7
3
MS NON-URGENT
-----
5
7
3
1
Do Not Call
5
7
3
2
Call 1st
5
7
3
3
Call 2nd
5
7
3
4
Call 3rd
5
7
3
5
Call All
5
7
3
6
1st Backup 2nd
5
7
4
5
7
4
1
Do Not Call
5
7
4
2
By Partition
5
7
4
3
Call All
FOLLOW ME
4
---
4
used to report non-urgent events (e.g. supervisory and test reports) to the Central Station for each of the six reporting options below, use the UP- or DOWN-arrow keys to scroll to the desired choice and press [ENTER] § do NOT report non-urgent events to the Central Station § report non-urgent events to the 1st Telephone Number (i.e. to the corresponding Central Station Receiver, see page 76) § report non-urgent events to the 2nd Telephone Number (i.e. to the corresponding Central Station Receiver, see page 76) § report non-urgent events to the 3rd Telephone Number (i.e. to the corresponding Central Station Receiver, see page 76) § report non-urgent events to ALL Telephone Numbers (i.e. to the corresponding Central Station Receivers, see page 76) § report non-urgent events to the 1st Telephone Number (i.e. to the corresponding Central Station Receiver, see page 76); if communication is unsuccessful, call the 2nd Telephone Number (i.e. the corresponding Central Station Receiver, see page 76) § specifies how calls to “Follow Me” recipients will be placed § note that “Follow Me” (FM Enable) must first be enabled (see page 79) before any calls can be made § it is the user’s responsibility to program any “Follow Me” Phone Numbers § such numbers are programmed by accessing the User Functions mode (see the section on User Functions, in the ORBIT-Pro User’s Manual) For each of the six reporting options below, use the or DOWN-arrow keys to scroll to the desired choice and Press [ENTER] Do not make any “Follow Me” calls Call only the “Follow Me” Phone Number specified for the partition experiencing an alarm In the event of an alarm on any partition, call the “Follow Me” Phone Number(s) specified for ALL partitions experiencing an alarm
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INSTALLER PROG: 5)DAILER ↓
Quick Key 5
8
5
8
1
5
8
2
5
8
3
Item ALARM RESTORE
DIALER: ALARM RESTORE Default Explanation •
specifies under what conditions an Alarm Restoral will be reported • such reporting informs the Central Station that the specified condition(s) which occurred during the alarm has changed • if Restoral reports are to be sent, they have to be assigned a valid reporting code (see the Reporting Codes section on page 88) for each of the three reporting options below, use the UP-or DOWN-arrow keys to scroll to the desired choice and press [ENTER] Report the restoral after the audible alarm “times out” On BTO (BTO=Bell Time Out) Not for UL Installations report the restoral when the zone responsible for the alarm Follow Zone returns to its non-violated (secured) state report the restoral when the system (or the partition in which the alarm occurred) is disarmed–even if the sounder At Disarm has already “timed out”
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INSTALLER PROG: 5)DAILER ↓
Quick Key 5 5
9 9
1
Item PERIODIC TEST MS Test
DIALER: PERIODIC TEST Default -----
§
§
§
Explanation
for ORBIT-Pro Test (Non-Urgent) Reports to the designated Central Station Receiver (see page 76), designate the specific time and daily interval that such reports will take place note that if Test Reports are to be sent, they have to be assigned a valid reporting code (see below) which must be recognized by the Central Station monitoring the account(s) set the Test Time and Daily Interval for Test Reporting to the Central Station by following the directions below:
MS TEST: HR=00 MIN=00 D:0 §
use the keypad’s numeric keys (0-9) and its UP- and DOWN-arrow keys to enter the specified time-of-day (in 24-Hr format) when a Test Report should be sent § use the table below to specify the daily testing intervals (D)–effective from the day of programming: D MEANING D MEANING 0 never 4 every 4th day H every hour 5 every 5th day 1 every day 6 every 6th day 2 every other day 7 once a week 3 every 3rd day 5
9
2
UD Test
---
§ § § §
the U/D Test refers to the specific time and interval that Auto Batch downloading is scheduled refer to the Auto Batch parameter on page 80 for additional information for detailed information, see the ORBIT-Pro Upload/Download Software Manual) set the time and daily interval at which the Auto Batch mode is to occur; this is the time (and day) when the customer’s ORBIT-Pro will automatically call the alarm company’s computer, effective from the day of programming:
UD TEST: HR=00 MIN=00 D:0 §
use the keypad’s numeric keys (0-9) and its UP- and DOWN-arrow keys to enter the specified time-of-day (in 24-Hr format) when an automatic download should occur § use the table below to specify the daily downloading intervals (D)–effective from the day of programming: D MEANING D MEANING 0 never 4 every 4th day 1 every day 5 every 5th day 2 every other day 6 every 6th day rd 3 every 3 day 7 every 7th day
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INSTALLER PROG: 5)DAILER ↓
Quick Key 5
0
Item AUTO CODES
DIALER: AUTO CODES Default ---
• • • •
5
0
1
Contact ID
---
§ § §
Explanation
applicable when using the following Central Station formats: SIA ADEMCO Contact ID also provides a function to reset all Central Station reporting codes to “00” without the need to restore factory defaults (see below) if selected, automatically causes the ORBIT-Pro to allocate the relevant reporting codes supporting ADEMCO Contact (Point) I.D. pressing [ENTER] selects this option and “deselects” SIA, below at this display:
POINT ID CODES AUTO ALLOCATe? N
5
0
2
SIA
---
[STAY] and [ENTER] to confirm your choice press [S S] to return to the previous programming level if selected, automatically causes the ORBIT-Pro to allocate the relevant reporting codes supporting the SIA (Security Industry Association) format § pressing [ENTER] selects this option and “deselects” Contact I.D., above § at this display: § §
SIA CODES AUTO ALLOCATE? N
5
0
3
Delete All
---
[STAY] and [ENTER] to confirm your choice press [S S] to return to the previous programming level if selected, automatically causes the ORBIT-Pro to reset, to “00”, all previously-programmed Central Station reporting codes (see pages 88 through 98) § doing so does NOT cause any other programmed values to change § pressing [ENTER] selects this option and displays § §
CLEAR ALL CODES ARE YOU SURE? N §
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6) Report Codes This section provides you with the opportunity to program the codes that will be transmitted by the ORBIT-Pro when it has events to report (e.g. alarms, troubles, restores, supervisory, and tests, etc.) to the Central Station. Note the following: • The codes specified for each type of event transmission are a function of the Central Station’s own policies. Before programming any codes for the following events, be sure to check with them to make sure you understand their protocols. • While most Communication Formats (see page 77) support the Reporting Codes programmed on the following pages–some do not. Check with the Central Station monitoring your ORBIT-Pro accounts to determine if the Communication Format being used requires such programming. • As an example, the ADEMCO Contact (Point) I.D. and SIA formats support their own reporting code allocations. If either of these formats is used, the programming steps found in this section become unnecessary. • Using a “double-zero” (00) for any event will prevent a report from being generated. The following table provides instructions for programming the many event codes supported by the ORBIT-Pro. With the display showing: press [ENTER] to begin. The first sub-category, EMERGENCY KEYS will INSTALLER PROG: appear on the display. You may enter it by pressing [ENTER] OR by pressing 6)REPORT CODES×× the [1] key. INSTALLER PROG: 6)REPORT CODES ↓
Quick Key 6
1
6
1
1
6 6 6
1 1 1
1 1 1
6
1
1
6
1
2
6
1
2
6
1
6 6
Item
Default
EMERGENCY KEYS
---
Alarm
---
1 2 3
Auxiliary emergency Panic Fire
00 00 00
4
Duress
00
Restore
---
1
Auxiliary emergency
00
2
2
Panic
00
1
2
3
Fire
00
1
2
4
Duress
00
Explanation •
used to define the codes transmitted to the Central Station when an alarm is sent (i.e. Police, Fire, and Auxiliary emergency) via a keypad’s Emergency Keys • use the keypad’s (0-9) keys to enter the designated code • if necessary, use the UP- or DOWN-arrow keys to reposition the cursor • press [ENTER] to complete the process below, enter the 2-digit code for each of the keypad-generated alarms if this event is not to be transmitted, use the “00” default for reporting a keypad-generated Auxiliary Emergency for reporting a keypad-generated Police Emergency for reporting a keypad-generated Fire Emergency for reporting a keypad-generated Duress Emergency (consult the ORBIT-Pro’s User’s Manual ) § below, enter the 2-digit code used to report a restoral, if desired, of the above keypad emergencies for reporting the restoral of a keypad-generated Auxiliary Emergency for reporting the restoral of a keypad-generated Police Emergency for reporting the restoral of a keypad-generated Fire Emergency for reporting the restoral of a keypad-generated Duress Emergency
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INSTALLER PROG: 6)REPORT CODES ↓
Quick Key 6
2
6
2
1
Item
REPORT CODES: ZONES Default
ZONES
---
Alarm
---
00 6
2
2
6
2
3
Alarm Restore
--00
Trouble 00
6
6
6
2
2
2
4
5
6
Trouble Restore/ Supervision
used to report the codes generated when an alarm (or alarm restoral) is sent due to the violation of an armed zone § press [ENTER] to: § enter the 2-digit zone number and the corresponding § 2-digit reporting code used to represent an alarm on the designated zone § if this event is not to be transmitted, use the “00” default § press [ENTER] to continue, or press the [S S] key to return to the previous programming level § code used to represent an alarm on the designated zone § press [ENTER] to: § code used to represent an alarm restoral on the designated zone § press [ENTER] to: § code used to represent a Day Zone violation during the disarmed period § AND/OR § a wireless zone trouble caused by a supervision § failure §
press [ENTER] to:
00
§
00
§ §
--00
§ §
code for each zone-generated trouble (as described above) restoral press [ENTER] to: code used to represent the selective bypassing (or force arming) of one (or more) zones press [ENTER] to: code used to represent a tamper condition resulting from a violation of a tamper switch on a DEOL resistor zone note that even if the zone is bypassed–for which such a tamper switch is a component–both the tamper switch and the reporting code will be unaffected press [ENTER] to: code used to represent the restoral-to-normal of a tamper condition resulting from the violation of a tamper switch on a DEOL resistor zone press [ENTER] to: code used to represent a low battery condition in the affected wireless transmitter press [ENTER] to: code used to represent the correction of the low battery condition in the affected wireless transmitter
Bypass
Tamper
Explanation
§
6
2
7
Tamper Restore
--00
§ §
6
2
8
Low Battery
--00
§ §
6
2
9
Low Battery Restore
--00
§ §
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INSTALLER PROG: 6)REPORT CODES ↓
Quick Key 6
3
6
3
1
6
3
1
1
REPORT CODES: ACCESSORY TAMPER Item Default Explanation ACCESSORY TAMPER
---
Keypad
---
Tamper
--00
Keypad Tamper Restore
Utility Output Module Tamper
§
00
§
----00
3
6
3
3
1
Power Supply Module
---
Tamper
--00
Power Supply Module Tamper Restore
enter the UO’s 1-digit physical I.D. and the corresponding 2-digit report code used to represent the restoral-to-normal of the tamper condition Addresses the tamper codes and their restorals given to Power Supply modules; press [ENTER] § press [ENTER] to begin § enter the Power Supply’s 1-digit physical I.D. and the corresponding 2-digit report code used to represent a tamper condition on the designated Power Supply module §
00
§
---
Tamper
--00
Event Logging Module Tamper Restore 00
press [ENTER] to begin
§
---
Event Logger
press [ENTER] to begin
enter the keypad’s 2-digit physical I.D. (e.g. 01) and the corresponding 2-digit report code used to represent the restoral-to-normal of the tamper condition addresses the tamper codes and their restorals given to Utility Output modules; press [ENTER] § press [ENTER] to begin § enter the UO’s 1-digit physical I.D. and the corresponding 2-digit report code used to represent a tamper condition on the designated Utility Output module §
00
3
used to report the codes generated when the tamper switch on a system accessory (i.e. a Keypad or Expansion Module) is violated (or restored) • keypads have built-in tamper switches • many Expansion Modules (e.g. Utility Outputs and Power Supplies) permit the connection of an external tamper switch • press [ENTER] to begin addresses the tamper codes and their restorals given to system keypad(s); press [ENTER] § press [ENTER] to begin § enter the keypad’s 2-digit physical I.D. (e.g. 01) and the corresponding 2-digit report code used to represent a tamper condition on the designated keypad
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Utility Output Module Tamper Restore
6
•
press [ENTER] to begin
enter the Power Supply’s 1-digit physical I.D. and the corresponding 2-digit report code used to represent the restoral-to-normal of the tamper condition Addresses the tamper codes and their restorals given to Event Logging modules; press [ENTER] § press [ENTER] to begin § enter the 2-digit report code used to represent a tamper condition on the Event Logging module §
press [ENTER] to begin
§
enter the 2-digit report code used to represent the restoral-to-normal of the tamper condition
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Wireless Button Accessory 6
3
---
5
Not for UL Installations 6
3
5
1
Tamper
Wireless Button Accessory Tamper Restore
--00
§ §
press [ENTER] to begin enter the Wireless Button’s 1-digit I.D. and the corresponding 2-digit report code used to represent a tamper condition
---
§
press [ENTER] to begin
00
§
enter the Wireless Button’s 1-digit I.D. and the corresponding 2-digit report code used to represent the restoral-to-normal of the tamper condition
Wireless Zone Expansion Module ---
Not for UL Installations Tamper
addresses the tamper codes and their restorals given to any wireless buttons used in the installation; press [ENTER]
--00
Wireless Zone Module Tamper Restore 00
addresses the tamper codes and their restorals given to Event Logging modules; press [ENTER] § §
press [ENTER] to begin enter the Zone Expander’s 1-digit physical I.D. and the corresponding 2-digit report code used to represent a tamper condition on the designated Zone Expander
§
press [ENTER] to begin
§
enter the Zone Expander’s 1-digit physical I.D. and the corresponding 2-digit report code used to represent a restoral-to-normal of the tamper condition on the designated Zone Expander
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INSTALLER PROG: 6)REPORT CODES ↓
Quick Key
REPORT CODES: MAIN (BOARD) TROUBLE Item Default Explanation •
6
4
6
4
1
6
4
1
6
6
4
4
1
1
1
3
6
8
MAIN (BOARD) TROUBLE
---
Troubles
---
Low Battery
00
Bell
00
Phone
00
AC Loss
00
AUX Fail
00
Clock Not Set
00
BUS Fail
00
False Code
00
Trouble Restorals
---
6
4
1
6
4
2
6
4
2
1
Low Battery
00
6
4
2
2
Bell
00
6
4
2
3
Phone
00
6
4
2
4
AC
00
6
4
2
5
AUX
00
6
4
2
6
Clock Is Set
00
6
4
2
7
BUS Comm
00
6
4
2
8
False Code
00
used to report the codes generated when the following series of troubles related to the Main Board’s (system) operation is detected (or restored) • press [ENTER] to begin addresses the trouble codes assigned to the ORBIT-Pro’s Main Board; press [ENTER] § report code used to represent the detection of a weak (or missing) standby battery wired to the Main Panel § report code used to represent a trouble condition involving the supervision of an external sounder wired to the Main Panel § report code used to represent a trouble condition related to the supervision of the telephone service supplied to the ORBIT-Pro § report code used to represent a trouble condition related to the AC Power supplied to the ORBIT-Pro § report code used to represent a trouble condition related to the loss of Auxiliary Power (either continuous or switched) supplied by the ORBIT-Pro § report code used to represent a trouble condition caused by a “Clock Not Set” § §
report code used to represent a trouble condition related to a failure in the system’s 4-wire BUS report code used to represent the repeated use of an incorrect User Code to disarm the system
addresses the trouble restoral codes assigned to the ORBIT-Pro’s Main Board; press [ENTER] § report code used to represent the restoral-to-normal of a weak (or missing) standby battery wired to the Main Panel § report code used to represent the restoral-to-normal of a supervisory condition involving an external sounder wired to the Main Board § report code used to represent the restoral-to-normal of a supervisory condition involving the telephone service supplied to the ORBIT-Pro § report code used to represent a restoral-to-normal of the AC Power supplied to the ORBIT-Pro § report code used to represent a restoral-to-normal of the Auxiliary Power (either continuous or switched) supplied by the ORBIT-Pro § enter the 2-digit report code used to represent the correction of a condition in which the system’s clock was not set § report code used to represent a restoral-to-normal of the system’s 4-wire BUS § report code used to represent the viewing (by the User within the View Trouble menu–see the ORBITPro User’s Manual) for additional information
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INSTALLER PROG: 6)REPORT CODES ↓
Quick Key
REPORT CODES: POWER SUPPLY ACCESSORY MODULE TROUBLE Item Default Explanation •
6
5
6
5
1
POWER SUPPLY ACCESSORY MODULE TROUBLE
---
Trouble Conditions
---
Low Battery 00 6
6
6
6
5
5
5
5
1
1
1
1
1 Bell
--00
AC Loss
--00
AUX Fail
--00
2
3
4
used to report the codes generated when the following series of troubles related to the operation of the Power Supply Accessory Module is detected (or restored) • press [ENTER] to begin addresses the trouble codes assigned to the Power Supply Accessory Module; Press [ENTER] § press [ENTER] to begin § enter the PS Module’s 1-digit physical I.D. and the 2digit report code used to represent the detection of a weak (or missing) standby battery wired to the module § press [ENTER] to begin § enter the PS Module’s 1-digit physical I.D. and the 2digit report code used to represent a trouble condition involving the supervision of an external sounder wired to the module § press [ENTER] to begin § enter the PS Module’s 1-digit physical I.D. and the 2digit report code used to represent a trouble condition related to the AC Power supplied to the ORBIT-Pro § press [ENTER] to begin § enter the PS Module’s 1-digit physical I.D. and the 2digit report code used to represent a trouble condition related to the loss of Auxiliary Power supplied by the module
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INSTALLER PROG: 6)REPORT CODES ↓
Quick Key
6
6
6
6
6
5
5
5
5
5
2
2
2
2
2
REPORT CODES: POWER SUPPLY ACCESSORY MODULE TROUBLE RESTORALS Item Default Explanation •
POWER SUPPLY ACCESSORY MODULE TROUBLE RESTORALS
---
Trouble Restorals
---
Low Battery
--00
Bell
--00
AC
--00
AUX
--00
1
2
3
4
used to report the codes generated when the following series of troubles related to the operation of the Power Supply Accessory Module is detected (or restored) • press [ENTER] to begin addresses the trouble restoral codes assigned to the Power Supply Accessory Module; press [ENTER] § press [ENTER] to begin § enter the PS Module’s 1-digit physical I.D. and the 2digit report code used to represent the restoral-tonormal of a weak (or missing) standby battery wired to the module § press [ENTER] to begin § enter the PS Module’s 1-digit physical I.D. and the 2digit report code used to represent the restoral-tonormal of a supervisory condition involving an external sounder wired to the module § press [ENTER] to begin § enter the PS Module’s 1-digit physical I.D. and the 2digit report code used to represent the restoral-tonormal of the AC Power supplied to the module § press [ENTER] to begin § enter the PS Module’s 1-digit physical I.D. and the 2digit report code used to represent the restoral-tonormal of the Auxiliary Power supplied by the module
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INSTALLER PROG: 6)REPORT CODES ↓
Quick Key
REPORT CODES: ARM (CLOSING) CODES Item Default Explanation •
ARM (CLOSING) CODES
---
ARM User Armed
----00
§ §
Keyswitch Armed *
--00
§ §
--00
§ § §
•
6
6
6
6
Remote Armed
--00
§ §
Quick Armed
--00
§ §
Force Armed *
--00
§ § §
press [ENTER] enter the 2-digit User Code (e.g. 03) and the 2-digit report code representing a system arming (closing) event by a particular user press [ENTER] enter the 2-digit report code used when the system is armed via a keyswitch note that no specific user identification is possible press [ENTER] report code used when the system is Auto-Armed as a result of a previously-scheduled user-determined event note that no specific user identification is possible– see the ORBIT-Pro User’s Manual for additional information press [ENTER] report code used when the system is RemotelyArmed as a result of actions performed by the Alarm Company using its Upload/Download software press [ENTER] enter the 2-digit report code used when the system is Quick-Armed note that no specific user identification is possible press [ENTER] report code used when the system is Force-Armed
---
§
press [ENTER]
00
§
enter the 2-digit Wireless Button I.D. (e.g. 02) and the 2-digit report code to be generated when the system is armed with this device
1
2 Auto Armed
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
3
§
4
5
6 “Wireless Button” Armed *
6
6
used to report the Closing Signals generated when the system is ARMED (closed)–under a variety of conditions) press [ENTER] to begin
7
* Not for UL Installations
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INSTALLER PROG: 6)REPORT CODES ↓
Quick Key
REPORT CODES: DISARM (OPENING) CODES Item Default Explanation •
DISARM (OPENING) CODES
---
DISARM User Disarmed
----00
§ §
Keyswitch Disarmed *
--00
§ §
Auto Disarmed
--00
§ § §
•
6
6
7
7
1
2
§
7
§ §
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press [ENTER]
00
§
report code to be generated when the system is disarmed with this device
MISCELLANEOUS
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•
Enter Programming
--00
• § §
Exit Programming
--00
§ §
Periodic MS Test
--00
§ §
Periodic U/D Test *
--00
§ §
Call Back Request
--00
§ §
System Reset
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§
used to report miscellaneous events to the Central Station press [ENTER] to begin press [ENTER] report code used when the system’s Installer Programming Mode is entered–either locally (via the LCD Keypad), or remotely (via the Upload/Download software)] press [ENTER] report code used when the system’s Installer Programming Mode is terminated–either locally (via the LCD Keypad), or remotely (via the Upload/Download software) press [ENTER] report code used when the system’s periodic Central Station (MS) Test transmissions take place (refer to page 86 for a detailed explanation) press [ENTER] report code used when the system’s periodic Upload/Download (Auto Batch) transmissions take place press [ENTER] report code used when the system automatically calls back the Alarm Company’s Upload/Download software press [ENTER]
4 “Wireless Button” Disarmed *
6
6
6
6
6
7
8
8
8
8
press [ENTER] report code representing a system disarming (opening) event by a particular user press [ENTER] report code used when the system is disarmed via a keyswitch note that no specific user identification is possible press [ENTER] report code used when the system is Auto-Disarmed as a result of a previously-scheduled user-determined event note that no specific user identification is possible– see the ORBIT-Pro User’s Manual for additional information press [ENTER] report code used when the system is RemotelyDisarmed as a result of actions performed by the Alarm Company using its Upload/Download software
--00
Remote Disarmed 6
used to report the Opening Signals generated when the system is DISARMED (opened)–under a variety of conditions) press [ENTER] to begin
5
2
3
4
5
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6
6
6
6
8
8
8
8
00
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Abort Alarm
--00
§ §
Self-Test OK
--00
§ §
Self-Test Failure
--00
§ § §
--00
§ § §
6
7
8
9 Cancel Report
6
8
0
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report code used when the system is manually reset using the ORBIT-Pro’s DEFAULT (J2) jumper press [ENTER] report code used when the system sends an ABORT message to the Central Station [see abort alarm in system control for additional details] press [ENTER] report code used when the system sends a confirmation of a successful “Zone Self-Test” [see page 57 for additional details] press [ENTER] report code used when the system sends a verification of an unsuccessful “Zone Self-Test” [see page 57 for additional details press [ENTER] report code used when the system sends a userinitiated cancellation of an alarm in progress [see the ORBIT-Pro User’s Manual for additional details] use this area to supply any converted codes which are necessary for those Central Station Communication Formats requiring 3-digit Event Codes refer to the ORBIT-Pro Installer Programming Worksheets for additional information press [ENTER] to begin
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INSTALLER PROG: 6)REPORT CODES ↓
Quick Key
REPORT CODES: ACCESSORY CODES Item Default Explanation ACCESSORY CODE
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•
•
use this area to supply the reporting codes governing the operation of these system ORBITPro accessories: • Wireless Zone Expansion Module • Wireless Button Module • Wireless Button • Printer Module press [ENTER] to begin
§
press [ENTER] to access each sub-category, below
§
enter the Wireless Zone Expander’s 1-digit physical I.D., along with the 2-digit report code used to represent the module’s detection of “jamming” interference, according to the parameters established on page 40 enter the Wireless Zone Expander’s 1-digit physical I.D., along with the 2-digit report code used to represent the restoral-to-normal of the detection of interference, above
Not for UL Installations
Wireless Zone Expander
6
0
1
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1
Jamming Trouble
00
2
Jamming Trouble Restore
00
Wireless Button Module
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§ 6
0
1
6
6
0
2
1
Jamming Trouble
§
press [ENTER] to access each sub-category, below
§
using either the UP- or DOWN-arrow keys, enter the Wireless Button Module’s 1-digit I.D., along with the 2-digit report code used to represent the module’s detection of “jamming” interference, according to the parameters established on page 40 if this event is not to be transmitted, use the “00” default press the [T T ] key to return to the previous programming level using either the UP- or DOWN-arrow keys, enter the Wireless Button Module’s 1-digit I.D., along with the 2-digit report code used to represent the restoralto-normal of the detection of interference, above if this event is not to be transmitted, use the “00” default press the [T T ] key to return to the previous programming level
00 § § §
6
0
2
2
Jamming Trouble Restore
00
§ §
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INSTALLER PROG: 6)REPORT CODES ↓
Quick Key 6
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3
1
6
0
3
2
REPORT CODES: ACCESSORY CODES (cont’d) Item Default Explanation Wireless Button * Wireless Button Low Battery * Wireless Button Low Battery Restore * Printer Module *
Printer Trouble
Printer Trouble Restore
Printer Buffer Full Printer Buffer Full Restore
--00 00 ---
§ §
press [ENTER] to access each sub-category, below report code used to represent its low battery condition report code used to represent the correction of its low battery condition § press [ENTER] to access each sub-category, below § enter the Printer Module’s 1-digit physical I.D. and the 2-digit report code used to represent the incidence of a printing difficulty, as detected by the module § if this event is not to be transmitted, use the “00” default § press the [S S ] key to return to the previous programming level § using either the UP- or DOWN-arrow keys, enter the § Printer Module’s 1-digit physical I.D. and the 2digit § report code used to represent the restoral-tonormal § of the printing difficulty, above § if this event is not to be transmitted, use the “00” default § press the [S S ] key to return to the previous programming level report code used to represent a full buffer in the module (reflecting a printing difficulty) code used to represent the restoral-to-normal of the module’s buffer
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7) Accessories This section of Installer Programming makes it possible for the ORBIT-Pro to recognize when both Keypads and/or Expansion Modules are added to, or deleted from, the installation. Also accessible from within this section are some system tests which permit you to verify those keypads and modules which have been installed–by checking their presence and the quality of their connections to the 4-wire BUS. Walk Testing, another system check (which is not a part of these tests, see page 109), can be easily performed from within the ORBIT-Pro’s User Functions mode. With the display showing: press [ENTER] to begin. The first sub-category, ADD/DELETE MODULES will appear on the display. You may enter it by pressing [ENTER] OR by pressing the [1] key.
INSTALLER PROG: 7)ACCESSORIES × INSTALLER PROG: 7)ACCESSORIES ↓
Quick Key 7 7
1
1
ACCESSORIES: ADD/DELETE MODULE Item Default Explanation •
ADD/DELETE MODULE
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Keypad
NONE
used to add or delete Keypads and Expansion Modules to and from the system • press [ENTER] to begin at this display:
KEYPADS: ID=01 TYPE=NONE § § § §
§ §
using either the UP- or DOWN-arrow keys, position the cursor over the Keypad I.D. number for which you wish to assign (or delete) a keypad the first keypad must be assigned to the first I.D. number, which is “01” be sure that the keypad’s physical I.D. number has been “DIP-switch” programmed accordingly, per the instructions on page 15 with the cursor positioned over the “TYPE” field, press the [STAY] key to toggle between and choose among the four selections given: ! NONE ! LCD (any LCD Keypad) ! KP08 (the 8 LED Keypad) ! KP16 (the 16 LED Keypad) once the proper selection is made, press the [ENTER] key to store your choice proceed to ASSIGNING A PARTITION on page 101
PLEASE NOTE: § the following display will appear if a keypad is
SSDELETESS SS SS ARE YOU SURE? § § § §
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found and “NONE” has been selected; if so: press [ENTER] to return to the prior display OR press the [STAY] key to select “Y”, and press [ENTER] to confirm the delete
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Quick Key
7
1
1
ACCESSORIES: ADD/DELETE MODULE (cont’d) Item Default Explanation ADD/DELETE MODULE (cont’d) Keypad (cont’d)
--NONE
ASSIGNING A PARTITION:
ASSIGN TO PAR: KEYP=01 PAR= 1 §
using the keypad’s [1] through [8] keys, assign “Keypad 01” to the desired partition § note that “non-partitioned” systems are regarded as “Partition 1” § press [ENTER] to have your choice accepted ASSIGNING PARTITION ACCESSIBILITY at this display:
P=12345678 KP=xx YYYYYYYY MASK §
use the UP- or DOWN-arrow keys to position the cursor beneath the numbers of any and all partition(s) for which it’s desired that this keypad display its alarms and its entry/exit delay countdowns (along with related piezo beeps) § for each such partition, use the [STAY] key to toggle between “Y” (YES) and“, ,” (NO), in terms of such accessibility § press [ENTER] to repeat the process for any other keypads in the system; up to the system’s maximum of 16 § once done, press the [S S ] key to return to the previous programming level
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INSTALLER PROG: 7)ACCESSORIES ↓
Quick Key
7
1
2
ACCESSORIES: ADD/DELETE MODULE (cont’d) Item Default Explanation ADD/DELETE MODULE (cont’d) Zone Expander
--NONE
at this display:
ZONE EXPANDER: ID=1 TYPE=NONE § § § §
§
§
using either the UP- or DOWN-arrow keys, position the cursor over the Zone Expander’s I.D. number for which you wish to assign (or delete) such a unit the first ZE must be assigned to the first I.D. number, which is “1” be sure that the ZE’s physical I.D. number has been “DIP-switch” programmed, accordingly, per the instructions on page 15 with the cursor positioned over the “TYPE” field, press the [STAY] key to toggle between and choose among the five selections given: ! NONE ! ZE08 (an 8 Hardwired-Zone Expander) ! ZE16 (a 16 Hardwired-Zone Expander) ! WZ08 (an 8 Wireless-Zone Expander) ! WZ16 (a 16 Wireless-Zone Expander) once the proper selection is made, press [ENTER] to store your choice and to repeat the process for any other Zone Expanders in the system; up to the system’s maximum of 8 once done, press the [S S ] key to return to the previous programming level PLEASE NOTE: the following display will appear if a
SSDELETESS SS SS ARE YOU SURE?
N
Zone Expander is found and “NONE” has been selected; if so: § press [ENTER] to return to the prior display OR § press the [STAY] key to select “Y”, and press [ENTER] to confirm the delete
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INSTALLER PROG: 7)ACCESSORIES ↓
Quick Key
7
1
3
ACCESSORIES: ADD/DELETE MODULE (cont’d) Item Default Explanation ADD/DELETE MODULE (cont’d) Utility Output Module
--NONE
at this display:
UTIL OUTPUT: ID=1 TYPE=NONE §
using either the UP- or DOWN-arrow keys, position the cursor over the Utility Output’s I.D. number for which you wish to assign (or delete) such a unit the first UO must be assigned to the first I.D. number, which is “1” be sure that the UO’s physical I.D. number has been “DIP-switch” programmed, accordingly, per the instructions on page 15 with the cursor positioned over the “TYPE” field, press the [STAY] key to toggle between and choose among the four selections given: NONE UO04 (a 4-Output Relay-Type Unit) UO08 (an 8-Output Solid-State Type Unit) XO08 (the X-10 Transmitting Module) once the proper selection is made, press [ENTER] to store your choice and to repeat the process for any other Utility Output Modules in the system; up to the system’s maximum of 8 once done, press [S S ] to return to the previous programming level
§ § § § § § § §
§
PLEASE NOTE: the following display will appear if a Utility Output
SSDELETESS SS SS ARE YOU SURE?
N
Module is found and “NONE” has been selected; if so: press [ENTER] to return to the prior display OR § press [STAY] to select “Y”, and press [ENTER] to confirm the delete §
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INSTALLER PROG: 7)ACCESSORIES ↓
Quick Key
7
1
4
ACCESSORIES: ADD/DELETE MODULE (cont’d) Item ADD/DELETE MODULE (cont’d) Power Supply Module
Default
Explanation
--NONE
at this display:
POWER SUPPLY: ID=1 TYPE=NONE §
§ § § § §
using either the UP- or DOWN-arrow keys, position the cursor over the Power Supply Module’s I.D. number for which you wish to assign (or delete) such a unit the first PS must be assigned to the first I.D. number, which is “1” be sure that the PS’s physical I.D. number has been “DIP-switch” programmed, accordingly, per the instructions on page 15 with the cursor positioned over the “TYPE” field, press [STAY] to choose either “NONE” or PS01 (the only Power Supply Module) once the proper selection is made, press [ENTER] to store your choice; if “NONE” was selected, skip the next step if “PS01” was selected, the following display will appear:
§
SELECTED PS HAS BELL/L.SPEAK? N
§
if a bell, siren, or loudspeaker will be connected to the Power Supply Module, press [STAY] to select “Y”; otherwise, press [ENTER]
NOTE: If “Yes” is chosen, the system will look for, detect, and annunciate any problems in the sounder circuit. § repeat the process for any other Power Supply Modules in the system; up to the system’s maximum of 8 § once done, press [S S ] to return to the previous programming level PLEASE NOTE: the following display will appear if a
SSDELETESS SS SS ARE YOU SURE?
N
Power Supply Module is found and “NONE” has been selected; if so: § press [ENTER] to return to the prior display OR § press [STAY] to select “Y”, and press [ENTER] to confirm the delete
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INSTALLER PROG: 7)ACCESSORIES ↓
Quick Key
7
1
5
ACCESSORIES: ADD/DELETE MODULE (cont’d) Item Default Explanation ADD/DELETE MODULE (cont’d) Event Logging Module
--NONE
at this display:
EVENT LOG: TYPE=NONE §
with the cursor positioned over the “TYPE” field, press the [STAY] key to toggle between and choose among the four selections given: NONE LOG1 (built-in 128 Event Log) LOG2 (external 512 Event Log Module) LOG3 (external 999 Event Log Module) once the proper selection is made, press [ENTER] to store your choice
§ § § § §
PLEASE NOTE: the following display will appear if an
SSDELETESS SS SS ARE YOU SURE?
N
“Event Logger” is found and “NONE” has been selected; if so: § press [ENTER] to return to the prior display OR § press [STAY] to select “Y”, and press [ENTER] to confirm the delete
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INSTALLER PROG: 7)ACCESSORIES ↓
Quick Key
7
1
6
ACCESSORIES: ADD/DELETE MODULE (cont’d) Item Default Explanation ADD/DELETE MODULE (cont’d) Wireless Button Module
Not for UL Installations
--NONE
the Wireless Button Module is a wireless receiver add-on designed to process signals from up to eight handheld Wireless Button (arm/disarm/panic) transmitters at this display:
WL BUTTON MODL: ID=1 TYPE=NONE §
§ § § §
using either the UP- or DOWN-arrow keys, position the cursor over the Wireless Button Module’s I.D. number for which you wish to assign (or delete) such a unit the first (or only) Wireless Button Module must be assigned to the first I.D. number, which is “1” be sure that the selected Wireless Button Module has been physically programmed with the same I.D. according to the supplied instructions with the cursor positioned over the “TYPE” field, press [STAY] to choose either “NONE” or WBT8 (the only such module); see the note on the next page at this display, you will begin to assign any
ASSIGN TO PAR: BUTT=01 PAR=1 § § § § § §
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individual handheld Wireless Buttons to one (or more) of the system’s partitions to do so, use either the UP- or DOWN-arrow keys to position the cursor over the field corresponding to the Wireless Button’s I.D enter the I.D. number of the first button transmitter you wish to assign position the cursor over the Partition field and enter the number (from 1-8) of the partition to which the Wireless Button will be assigned; press [ENTER] repeat the process for any other Wireless Button Modules and Wireless Buttons intended for the system once done, press [S S ] to return to the previous programming level
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INSTALLER PROG: 7)ACCESSORIES ↓
Quick Key
ACCESSORIES: ADD/DELETE MODULE (cont’d) Item Default Explanation ADD/DELETE MODULE (cont’d)
7
1
---
6
Wireless Button Module (cont’d) PLEASE NOTE: the following display will appear if a Wireless
SSDELETESS SS SS ARE YOU SURE?
N
Button Module is found and “NONE” has been selected; if so: • press [ENTER] to return to the prior display OR • press the [STAY] key to select “Y”, and press [ENTER] to confirm the delete 7
1
7
Printer Module
Not for UL Installations
NONE
at this display:
PRINTER MODULE: ID=1 TYPE= NONE • using either the UP- or DOWN-arrow keys, position the cursor over the Printer Module’s I.D. number for which you wish to assign (or delete) such a unit • the first (or only) Printer Module must be assigned to the first I.D. number, which is “1” (the system can support two such modules) • with the cursor positioned over the “TYPE” field, press the [STAY] key to toggle between and choose among the four selections given: • NONE • PRNE (prints Panel Events) • PRNA (prints Access Control Events) • PRN2 (prints both of the above events) • once the proper selection is made, press [ENTER] to store your choice and to repeat the process for if there is a second Printer Module in the system • once done, press the [S S ] key to return to the previous programming level PLEASE NOTE: the following display will appear if a Printer
SSDELETESS SS SS ARE YOU SURE?
N
Module is found and “NONE” has been selected; if so: • press [ENTER] to return to the prior display OR • press the [STAY] key to select “Y”, and press [ENTER] to confirm the delete
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INSTALLER PROG: 7)ACCESSORIES ↓
Quick Key
Item
ACCESSORIES: VERIFY MODULE ACCESSORIES: BUS TEST Explanation provides a convenient listing of all of the system’s Keypads and Expansion Modules
VERIFY MODULE § 7
2 §
§
§
3
scroll down the list of displayed accessory devices to ascertain that all Keypads and Expansion Modules in the installation have been specified correctly the system will display the programmed device, its address, and whether or not it’s found on the BUS doing so helps you to identify programming mistakes
ACCESSORIES: 2)VERIFY MDL
×
VERIFY MODULE: LCD :01 = LCD ↓ VERIFY MODULE: KP08:02 = KP08 × VERIFY MODULE: UO04:01 = UO04 × VERIFY MODULE: XO08:02 = XO08 ↑
provides a convenient method of checking for effective communication between the Main Board and each of the system’s Keypads and Expansion Modules
BUS TEST
7
from this display, press [ENTER]
§ §
from this display, press [ENTER] BUS Testing begins
§
checks for irregularities in the connections between the devices on the BUS the system will display the programmed device, it’s address, and the quality of the communication, expressed as a percentage a result of less than 100% means that there are BUS connection problems (e.g. bad wiring, or cabling located in a harsh electrical environment)
§
§
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ACCESSORIES: 2)BUS TEST
×
BUS COM QUALITY: LCD :01 = 100% ↓ BUS COM QUALITY: UO04:01 = 100% × BUS COM QUALITY: KP08:02 = 100% × VERIFY MODULE: XO08:02 = 100% ↑
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INSTALLER PROG: 7)ACCESSORIES ↓
Quick Key
Item
ACCESSORIES: BUS SCANNING Explanation
BUS SCANNING
scans the BUS and reports all modules found § §
7
from this display, press [ENTER] BUS Scanning begins
4
ACCESSORIES: 4)BUS SCANNING × BUS SCANNING: TYP=LCD ID=01 ↓
§
§
scroll down the list of displayed accessory devices to ascertain that all Keypads and Expansion Modules in the installation have been detected by the scan the system will display the programmed device and, its address
BUS SCANNING TYP=KP08 ID=02 × BUS SCANNING: TYP=UO04 ID=01 × BUS SCANNING: TYP=XO08 ID=02 ↑
WALK TESTING As a form of system maintenance, comprehensive Walk-Testing should be part of the procedures performed in any installation–at the time of its completion, and periodically–by both the dealer and the customer. When conducted within the User Functions mode, Walk-Testing permits any of the ORBIT-Pro’s keypads (whose “Local Buzzers” have been enabled under User Functions–see the ORBIT-Pro User’s Manual) to briefly annunciate any and all zones which have been violated during the test. Once done, you can use the keypad’s UP- or DOWN-arrow keys to scroll through a list of the zones, which have been logged during the test.
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8) Miscellaneous This section of Installer Programming makes it possible for the ORBIT-Pro to allocate the data it receives from any of the system’s Wireless Buttons–in a process often referred to as “learning-in”. For the system to utilize any Wireless Button, it needs to have installed both the Wireless Expansion Module, along with the Wireless Button Module. For additional information, consult the instructions supplied with the Wireless Button Module and the Wireless Buttons. With the display showing: press [ENTER] to begin. The only sub-category, WIRELESS BUTTON ALLOCATION will appear on the display. You may enter it by pressing [ENTER] OR by pressing the [1] key.
INSTALLER PROG: 8)MISCELLANEOUS×× INSTALLER PROG: 8)MISCELLANEOUS↓
MISCELLANEOUS
Quick Key
Item
8
MISCELLANEOUS Wireless Button Allocation
8
1
Not for UL Installations
Explanation allows for the “learning in” of wireless button transmitters using either the UP- or DOWNarrow keys, position the cursor and make any changes to the W BUTT ALLOCAT: Button Number you wish to BUTT#=01 (1:01) “learn in” to the system § press [ENTER] select one of these displays: §
§
pressing [ENTER] allows skipping to the next button
BUTT=01 (EMPTY): 1) SKIP ↓
§
to write (or overwrite) data into the selected location, press [ENTER]
BUTT=01 (EMPTY): 2) (RE)WRITE ×
§
to erase the data in the selected location, press [ENTER]
BUTT=01 (EMPTY): 3) ERASE ↑
§
confirm your choice by pressing [STAY] and [ENTER]
ERASE LOCATION ARE YOU SURE? N
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Exiting Programming Any changes you make to the programmed parameters are not saved until you properly exit the Installer Programming Mode. This category allows you to quickly save or discard the changes made during any programming session.
INSTALLER PROG: 0)EXIT PROGRAM ↑ INSTALLER PROG: 0)EXIT PROGRAM ↓
Quick Key
Item
0
EXIT PROGRAMMING
EXIT PROGRAMMING Explanation
§
allows you to save or discard any programming changes made during the current session with the display showing:
DO YOU WANT TO SAVE THE DATA? Y to save your changes: § press [ENTER]
to discard your changes: § use the [STAY] key to change the Y to N on the display § press [ENTER]
the keypad will display:
PLEASE, WAIT DATA SAVING.. and then:
DATA IS SAVED READY
the keypad will display:
RELOAD... PLEASE,WAIT...
in either case, the keypad will produce the normal user display:
The Jones’s 20:32 FEB 15 MON
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Program Transfer Module Before beginning:
• •
•
be sure that the panel is powered up and operating properly, that it’s wired to at least one LCD Keypad, and has been programmed with its own unique configuration install the Program Transfer Module on the ORBIT-Pro’s J1 connector; be sure its red LED is facing forward. move the ORBIT-Pro’s DEFAULT jumper (J2) so that it covers both pins
To Load a Panel’s Programmed Configuration into the Program Transfer Module: 1- Enter the Installer Programming mode from an LCD Keypad. 2- Without making any changes, exit the Installer Programming mode. 3- Note that the LED on the Program Transfer Module flashes rapidly at this time and the LCD Keypad displays:
SAVING DATA IN EE U/D ACCESSORY 4- When the LED stops flashing, the keypad will beep twice and display:
DATA IS SAVED READY 5- Remove the Program Transfer Module from J1 and remove the DEFAULT Jumper J2. For safekeeping, secure it around one of the two pins. 6- The Program Transfer Module is now storing a copy of the panel’s configuration. To Load the Program Transfer Module’s Stored Configuration Into an ORBIT-Pro: 1- Momentarily remove all power from the panel (both AC and Standby Battery). 2- Restore all power to the panel. After a moment, the LED on the Program Transfer Module will flash rapidly and the LCD Keypad will display:
ROKONET Please Wait ... 3- When the LED stops flashing, the keypad will beep once, and its display will return to normal. 4- Remove the Program Transfer Module from J1 and take off the DEFAULT Jumper (J2). For safekeeping, secure it around one of the two pins. 5- Next, enter the Installer Programming mode from the LCD Keypad. 6- Without making any changes, exit the Installer Programming Mode. 7- The configuration in the Program Transfer Module’s has now been transferred to the ORBIT-Pro. You must now reset its TIME and DATE, which were lost when power was removed.
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Reporting Code Programming for SESCOA SUPERFAST (03B1) PROGRAMMED DIGIT
SESCOA CODE
EVENT REPORTING EVENT (RECOMMENDED)
ALPHA CODE
3A 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 4A 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 5A
DBD DCD 9B9 9C9 CDA BAB EAB AEA EEA DFF EFF DEE EEE DDD EBA ECA CAC Axx Dxx Exx Fxx
Identified Opening Identified Closing Opening (Not Identified) Closing (Not Identified) 24 hour report AC Fail AC restoral Low Battery Low Bat. Rest Bell Trouble Bell Trouble Rest Phone Trouble Phone Trouble Rest Duress Opening Out Of Window Closing Out Of Window Test Alarm Trouble Restore Alarm + Rest
IOP ICL OP CL 24H AC EAC LO ELO dBL EBL dPL EPL dU EOP ECL CH Axx dxx Exx Fxx
NEW CODES If another code that is not supported by the panel is needed, it can be added to the list using ‘SPECIAL” programming item (up to 30 additional codes. See page 97).
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REPORTING CODES PROGRAMMING FOR ADEMCO POINT (CONTACT) ID (0420) PROGRAMMED DIGIT
ADEMCO CODE
EVENT REPORTING EVENT (RECOMMENDED)
3A 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 4A 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 5A 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 6A 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 7A 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 8A 81
100 110 111 115 120 121 122 123 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 140 144 145 150 155 156 300 301 302 305 321 330 333 351 373 380 400 401 402 403 407 408 409 411 421 570 574 602 143 307 334 336 355 381 384 406
Medical key Fire Alarm Smoke Fire Key Panic Key Duress Silent Alarm Audible Alarm Burglary Perimeter Interior 24 Hour Entry/Exit Day/Night Outdoor Tamper General Alarm Sensor Tamper Accessory Tamper 24 Hour Non-Burg. Foil Break Day Trouble Main Aux Trouble Main AC Trouble Main Battery Trouble System Reset Main Bell Trouble Power Supply Trouble Bus Communication Trouble Main Phone Trouble Fire Trouble Sensor Trouble Arm/Disarm Out Of Window User Arm/Disarm (with user ID) User Arm/Disarm (group No. + user ID) Auto Arm/Disarm Remote Arm/Disarm Quick Arm Keyswitch Arm/Disarm Callback Request False Security Code Zone Bypass Forced Arm Communication Test Exp. Module fail Self-test fail Repeater fail Local printer fail Loss of radio supervision Loss of supervision RF Rx Transmitter low bat Cancel
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Reporting Code Programming for SIA PROGRAMMED DIGITS
SIA EVENT CODE
EVENT
1E 1F 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 2A 2B 2C 2D 2E 2F 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 3A 3B 3C 3D 3E 3F 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 4A 4B 4C 4D 4E 4F 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 5A
AR AT CJ BA BC BH BJ BT BX CA CF CG CJ CK CL CP CS CZ FT DD DT ER ET FA FB FC FH FJ FT FU HA HH JA JL MH JO JT LB LD LR LS LT LX MA MH MJ MT OA OC OG PT OJ OK OP OR OS OZ PA PH PJ PT
AC restoral AC trouble dummy Burglary alarm Burglary cancelled Burglary alarm restore Burglary trouble restore Burglary trouble Burglary test Automatic closing (‘+ area number’) Forced closing Close area (‘system has been partly armed’) Late close Early close Closing report Automatic closing (‘+ user number’) Closing keyswitch Point closing Dummy Access denied – unknown code Access Trouble Expansion device restoral Expansion device trouble Fire alarm Fire bypass Fire cancel Fire alarm restoral Fire trouble restoral Fire trouble Fire unbypass Holdup alarm (‘duress’) Holdup alarm (‘duress’) restoral User code tamper (false code) Event logger threshold Dummy Event logger overflow Time changed Local programming Local programming denied Phone line restoral Local program success Phone line trouble Local programming ended Medical alarm Medical alarm restore Medical trouble restore Medical trouble Automatic opening Cancel report Open area (‘+ area number’) Dummy Late open Early open Opening report Disarm from alarm Opening keyswitch Point opening (‘+ zone or point’) Panic alarm Panic alarm restore Panic trouble restore Panic trouble
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5B 5C 5D 5E 5F 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 6A 6B 6C 6D 6E 6F 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 7A 7B 7C 7D 7E 7F 80 81
QA QH QJ QT RB UR RP RR TA TR TX UA UB UH UJ UR UT UU VR VT XH YM XJ XQ XR XS XT YA YC YH YK YM YP YQ YR YS YT BZ BZ
Emergency alarm Emergency alarm restore Emergency trouble restore Emergency trouble Remote program begin Dummy Automatic communication test Power up Tamper alarm Tamper restoral Communication test (‘manual or automatic’) Untyped zone alarm Untyped zone bypass Untyped alarm restore Untyped trouble restore Untyped zone restoral Untyped zone trouble Untyped zone unbypass Printer restore Printer trouble RF interference restoral Dummy RF receiver tamper restoral RF interface Transmitter battery restoral RF receiver tamper Transmitter battery trouble Bell fault Receiver/transmitter communication fail Bell restoral Communication restoral System (transmitter/receiver) battery missing Power supply trouble (transmitter/receiver) Power supply restored (transmitter/receiver) System battery restoral Communication trouble (transmitter/receiver) System battery trouble Dummy Missing supervision
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Notes for UL Installations Rechargeable Standby Battery 12 Volts 7 Amp-Hours (AH)
Auxiliary Power 12 Volts DC @ 280 mA, maximum
Bell Use Ademco AB12M
Smoke Detectors Use ESL/Sentrol models ES-449AT, ES-449C, ES-541CXT; Detection Systems: DS-DS284THC
Wiring Use recognized energy-limited cable for connections of up to 100 VA when mounting initiating devices, indicating devices, and supplementary devices. For units with no energy limitations, circuit connections should be enclosed in conduit, metal cable, or wiring acceptable for Class 1 systems as defined by the National Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70-1996.
Configuration To comply with full UL compatible installations: The False Code feature should always be enabled. Retard/Reset/Restart periods may not exceed 60 seconds for smoke detectors. The feature Buzzer à Bell should not be used. The following features should not be used: Key Switch, N/O Termination, N/C Termination, Cross Zones, Swinger limits, Auto Batch, Call Save (Disable feature), Ground pulse, Call back U/D, Low Battery and Low Battery Reset report codes, Remote armed codes, Remote Download.
Warning Shorting the terminals of S. Aux. Zone may cause permanent damage to the panel.
Accessories The following accessories should not be used in UL installations: Wireless Expansion Modules, Keyswitches, X-10 Module, Digital Voice Module, Access Control Expansion Module, Printer Adapter Module, Program Transfer Module.
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Rokonet ORBIT-Pro (RP-296) Installation and Programming Manual Revised Edition (April, 1999)
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ORBIT-Pro: Installation and Programming Manual
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Customer Information The ORBIT-Pro (Model RP-296) complies with FCC Part 68 Rules. On the upper panel of this product is a label that contains, among other information, the FCC Registration Number and Ringer Equivalence Number (REN is 0.8B). If requested, this information must be provided to the telephone company. An FCC compliant telephone connector is provided with this equipment. This equipment is designed to be connected to the telephone network or premises wiring using a connector which is Part 68 compliant (manufactured by LUMBERG). If the ORBIT-Pro (RP-296) is not operating properly, it may cause harm to the telephone network. If so, the telephone company will notify you in advance that a temporary discontinuance of service may be required. If advance notice is not practical, you will be notified as soon as possible. Also, you will be advised of your right to file a complaint with the FCC if it is necessary. The telephone company may make changes in its facilities, equipment, operations, or procedures which could affect the operation of your equipment. If this happens, the telephone company will provide advance notice in order to enable you to make the necessary modifications to maintain uninterrupted service. If trouble is experienced with the ORBIT-Pro (RP-296), for repair and warranty information: Please see our list of Service Centers located on the back cover of this manual. If the equipment is causing harm to the telephone network, the telephone company may request that the equipment be disconnected until the problem is resolved. Connection to telephone company-provided coin service is prohibited. Connection to party line service is subject to state tariffs.
FCC Warning This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: •
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
•
Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver.
•
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
•
Consult the dealer or an experienced Radio/TV technician for help.
Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by Rokonet, Ltd., could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. The installation and wiring of the ORBIT-Pro (RP-296) and its “Installer Mode” programming is fully described in this manual. Additional information may also be found in the ORBIT-Pro Installer Programming Worksheets (p/n 5IN296PW) and in the ORBIT-Pro User’s Manual (p/n 5IN296UM)
Copyright © 1999 by Rokonet Electronics Ltd., 14 Hachoma Street Rishon Letzion 75655 Israel
All rights reserved. No part of this document may be reproduced in any form without prior written permission from the publisher.
Getting Around This Manual It’s easy to use this manual. If you need to find some particular sections or information, follow this “Quick Finder” should be of help. For more detailed information within any section, check the Table of Contents, below. If You Need To: +
Then, Do This:
Learn About the Features of the ORBIT-Pro begin on page 1-1
+
Learn How to Wire the ORBIT-Pro begin on page 11
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Learn How to Program the ORBIT-Pro begin on page 26
List of Figures & Tables Figures: Figure 1-1: ORBIT-Pro LCD and LED Keypads................................................................................................ 2 Figure 1-2: The “Big Picture”............................................................................................................................ 6 Figure 1-3: Inventory Supplied with the ORBIT-Pro.......................................................................................... 7 Figure 2-1: Control Panel Installation............................................................................................................. 19 Figure 2-2: Keypad Installation–Front View.................................................................................................... 20 Figure 2-3: Keypad Installation–Rear View .................................................................................................... 21 Figure 2-4: Zone Terminations:...................................................................................................................... 22 Figure 2-5: Expansion Modules ..................................................................................................................... 23 Figure 2-6: 4-Wire Expansion BUS ................................................................................................................ 24 Figure 2-7: ORBIT-Pro Wiring Diagram ......................................................................................................... 25 Figure 3-1: LCD Keypad: Description of Keys ................................................................................................ 30 Tables: Table 1-1: ORBIT-Pro Packaging and Inventory .............................................................................................. 7 Table 1-2: ORBIT-Pro Accessories .................................................................................................................. 8 Table 1-3: Technical Data.............................................................................................................................. 10 Table 2-1: Wire Facts .................................................................................................................................... 17 Table 2-2: Wiring Distances vs. Gauge: Plug-In Transformer ......................................................................... 18 Table 2-3: Wiring Distances vs. Gauge: Expansion BUS................................................................................ 18 Table 2-4: Wiring Distances vs. Gauge: Auxiliary Power Branches................................................................. 18 Table 2-5: Wiring Distances vs. Gauge: External Sounder ............................................................................. 18 Table 3-1: Summary of Installer Programming Methods................................................................................. 26 Table 3-2: LCD Keypad Programming Call-Outs............................................................................................ 30 Table 3-3: LCD Keypad Labeling Call-Outs.................................................................................................... 31 Table 3-4: User Code Hierarchy .................................................................................................................... 70
Table of Contents SECTION 1: ABOUT YOUR ORBIT-PRO........................................................................................................ 1 Introduction to this Manual............................................................................................................................ 1 About the ORBIT-Pro.................................................................................................................................... 1 Inventory Supplied with the ORBIT-Pro......................................................................................................... 7 ORBIT-Pro Accessories................................................................................................................................ 8 Technical Data ............................................................................................................................................. 9 SECTION 2: INSTALLING YOUR ORBIT-PRO ............................................................................................. 11 Mounting and Wiring the Control Panel....................................................................................................... 11 Wiring the Main Board ................................................................................................................................ 12 Identifying and Wiring Keypads and Expansion Modules............................................................................. 14 Other Modules............................................................................................................................................ 17 Wiring Guidelines ....................................................................................................................................... 17 A Word About Wire..................................................................................................................................... 17 SECTION 3: PROGRAMMING YOUR ORBIT-PRO....................................................................................... 26 Summary of Installer Programming Methods............................................................................................... 26 Preparing Your ORBIT-Pro for Installer Programming ................................................................................. 27 Description and Use of the LCD Keypad ..................................................................................................... 30 Using the LCD Keypad ............................................................................................................................... 30 For Labeling: Using the LCD Keypad .......................................................................................................... 31 Installer Programming Basics ..................................................................................................................... 32 Programming Classifications....................................................................................................................... 33 INSTALLER PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL.................................................................................................... 35 ORBIT-Pro Installer Programming Map (Page 1 of 2)................................................................................ 37 ORBIT-Pro Installer Programming Map (Page 2 of 2)................................................................................ 38 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USING THE PROGRAMMING MATERIAL................................................................. 39 1) System................................................................................................................................................... 40 2) Zones ..................................................................................................................................................... 48 3) Utility Outputs ......................................................................................................................................... 63 4) Code Maintenance ................................................................................................................................. 70 5) Dialer ..................................................................................................................................................... 76 6) Report Codes ......................................................................................................................................... 88 7) Accessories .......................................................................................................................................... 100 8) Miscellaneous....................................................................................................................................... 110 Exiting Programming ................................................................................................................................ 111 PROGRAM TRANSFER MODULE .............................................................................................................. 112 REPORTING CODE PROGRAMMING FOR SESCOA SUPERFAST (03B1)............................................... 113 REPORTING CODES PROGRAMMING FOR ADEMCO POINT (CONTACT) ID (0420) .............................. 114 REPORTING CODE PROGRAMMING FOR SIA ......................................................................................... 115 NOTES FOR UL INSTALLATIONS ............................................................................................................. 117
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