Menvier Security TS2500 Uživatelský manuál

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Operation IntroductionPasscodes Access to the system is gained by entering a4 or 6 digit passcode. Every time you wish touse the system your passcode

Operation Using the Set/Unset MenuThe set/unset menu is displayed wheneveryou enter your passcode. Pressing] whilstthe menu is displayed will return t

Operation Setting Your Ward(s)Setting of wards can only be performed at avalid remote keypad. If you attempt to set award from an invalid remote keypa

Operation Setting Your Ward(s)If your user code is assigned to more thanone ward, you may be able to select thewards that you want to set after select

Operation Setting with Circuits in FaultWhen starting the exit procedure, any activecircuits, will cause the panel to enter into afault mode. Whilst i

Operation Unsetting Your Ward(s)Unsetting of wards can only be performed ata valid remote keypad. If you attempt tounset a ward from an invalid remote

Operation Unsetting Your Ward(s)If your user code is assigned to more thanone ward you may be able to select thewards that you want to unset.1. Enter

Operation Part Setting the SystemThe TS2500 can store up to 10 pre-definedpart set groups, each group is allocated acombination of wards, e.g. "P

Operation Part Unsetting the SystemThe TS2500 can store up to 10 pre-definedpart set groups, each group is allocated acombination of wards, e.g. "

Operation Setting with Circuits OmittedIf you have configured the alarm system toomit one or more circuits, you may set yourwards with those circuits

CONTENTSOverviewGlossary of Terms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1Introduction . . . . . . .

Operation Viewing Error CircuitsIf during the setting procedure one or morecircuits remain active, the alarm system willfail to set. The internal soun

Operation Unsetting after an AlarmIf an alarm has occurred whilst the systemwas set, the display will indicate the cause ofthe alarm when you unset th

Operation Resetting after an AlarmEach ward can be configured to be reset byone of the following methods:User Reset Full alarms generated in a ward th

Operation Resetting after an AlarmRemote Reset Full alarms generated in a ward that isconfigured as remote reset can be reset bythe engineer or the us

User Menu 1 IntroductionUser menu 1 is accessed by entering yourpasscode followed by[ There are 9 menuoptions and access to these options willdepend o

User Menu 1 Testing Bells & SoundersThis option allows you to periodically test theexternal sounders (bell and strobe) andinternal sounders.1. At

User Menu 1 Walk Testing CircuitsThis option allows you to periodically test theoperation of detection circuits. You can onlyselect or deselect the wa

User Menu 1 Use Remote ResetThe remote reset option allows you to resetyour alarm via the exchange of uniquepasscodes.The remote reset procedure is fu

User Menu 1 Changing Your PasscodeThis option allows you to change your ownpasscode.1. At the remote keypad enter yourpasscode followed by[.2. Press 4

User Menu 1 Selecting ChimeThis option allows you to enable or disablethe chime feature for your wards. If a wardhas the chime feature enabled, detect

Overview Glossary of TermsAlarm Receiving Centre A permanently manned monitoring station usedto receive alarm signals from an alarm system.Chime A fac

User Menu 1 Omitting a 24hr GroupThis option allows you to omit a group of 24hrdetection circuits. The group is pre-definedby the master user or alarm

User Menu 1 Omitting CircuitsOccasionally it may be necessary to omitdetection circuits when setting your ward,e.g. to leave door open that would norm

User Menu 1 Silent Set WardsThis option allows you to configure whichwards will set silently, i.e. no exit tone whensetting the selected ward. The war

User Menu 1 Set/Unset MenuNormally the set/unset menu is displayedwhenever you enter your passcode. Thisoption allows you to access the menu whilstuse

User Menu 1 Selecting User Menu 2User menu 2 is accessed by pressing [ whilst"User menu 1 Select option :-" is displayed.To leave user menu

Fault Finding Display MessagesUnset alarms &FaultsThese messages can occur when your wardis unset, if accompanied with an internalalarm they can b

Fault Finding Display MessagesOne or more circuits have failed during a testroutine initiated by your alarm company. Youcan still set and unset your w

Fault Finding Display MessagesAnother user is accessing the alarm system. Youcannot use your keypad until this message hascleared.The TS2500 has an hi

Fault Finding Display MessagesCannot set due to no mains power at the controlpanel. Clear the fault and if still displayedcontact your alarm company f

Records System DetailsSettingWardsABCDEFGHEntry TimeExit TimeSetting ModeBell DelayBell TimeUser ResetEng. ResetRem. ResetSettingWardsIJKLMNOPEntry Ti

Overview Glossary of TermsMaster User The user(s) who has the authority for assigningnew users to the alarm system.Modem A device for transmitting and

Records User DetailsNo. Name Type Wards Auto-set Auto-Unset000 Engineer A - P A A001 Master38

Records User DetailsNo. Name Type Wards Auto-set Auto-Unset39

Records Circuit DetailsNo. Location Omit Chime Wards40

Records Circuit DetailsNo. Location Omit Chime Wards41

Records Circuit DetailsNo. Location Omit Chime Wards42

Records Circuit DetailsNo. Location Omit Chime Wards43

Records Service RecordDate Engineer Action44

Records Installer InformationInstallation Engineer:Installation Company:Address:Telephone No:Reset Message:Alarm Receiving Centre:Telephone No:Rem. Re

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Overview IntroductionThe TS2500 is an advanced security alarmcontrol system using state of the artelectronics to provide comprehensive butflexible pro

Overview Circuits & WardsDetection Circuits A maximum of 1040 detection circuits canbe monitored by the TS2500 alarm system.Each circuit is alloca

Overview Communication DevicesRemote Signalling Your alarm system may be fitted with adigital communicator or RedCARE unit. Thedevice is connected to

Overview Remote KeypadsYour alarm system can be operated fromone or more remote keypads, which willhave been strategically located within theprotected

Overview Remote KeypadsThe LCD remote keypad is the only keypadthat will display full information. Any kind ofprogramming or testing of the system, mu