Bentel Security ABSOLUTA ABS16P15 Manuel utilisateur

3.50

EN50131 Grade 2 and Grade 3**

Expandable Hybrid Control Panel

User Manual

Default User PIN: 0001 (00001 for Grade 3 Control Panels)

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Installation of the system must be carried out strictly in accordance with the instructions described in this manual, and in

compliance with the local laws and bylaws in force.

The ABSOLUTA Control panels have been designed and manufactured to the highest standards of quality and performance.

The ABSOLUTA Control panels have no user-changeable components, therefore, they should be serviced by authorized

personnel only.

BENTEL SECURITY does not assume responsibility for damage arising from improper application or use.

The manufacturer recommends that the installed system should be completely tested at least once a month.

Hereby, BENTEL SECURITY, declares that ABSOLUTA Control panels comply with the essential requirements and other

relevant provisions of Directives:

1999/5/EEC The R&TTE Directive

2006/95/EC The low Voltage Directive

2004/108/EC The Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive

This panel complies with EN50131-1: 2008,EN50131-3: 2009 and EN50131-6: 2008

Security Grading: 2

Environmental Class: II

MAINTENANCE

Please verify the correct operation of security system at least once a month.

Periodically, perform the steps below.

— Remove dust accumulation on the panel container, with a damp cloth without use any type of solvent.

— Check the status of the connections and wires.

— Check inside the panel there are no foreign bodies.

— For other security-system devices, such as smoke detectors, infrared and microwave detectors, and inertial detectors, refer

to the instructions for maintenance and testing.

RECYCLING INFORMATION

BENTEL SECURITY recommends that customers dispose of their used equipment (panels, detectors, sirens, and other

devices) in an environmentally sound manner. Potential methods include reuse of parts or whole products and recycling of

products, components, and/or materials.

For specific information see: http://www.bentelsecurity.com/index.php?o=environmental

ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT (WEEE) DIRECTIVE

In the European Union, this label indicates that this product NOT be disposed of with household waste. It should be

deposited at an appropriate facility to enable recovery and recycling.

For specific information see: http://www.bentelsecurity.com/index.php?o=environmental

NOTE

In addition to User Manual, the Installation Manual is also available for the ABSOLUTA control panel.

This manuals may be purchased separately, or downloaded, free of charge, from the BENTEL SECURITY website:

www.bentelsecurity.com.

The control keypads of ABSOLUTA control panel are the CLASSIKA and PREMIUM LCD, ABSOLUTA T-Line and the

ABSOLUTA M-Touch touchscreen Keypad.

ABSOLUTA control panel supports both the new key readers of the ECLIPSE 2 series and the previous versions of

ECLIPSE series.

BENTEL SECURITY srl reserves the right to change the technical specifications of this product without prior notice.

*) See Table 1 on page 5.

**)See Table 1 on page 5.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION 5

Glossary 6

OPERATIONS FROM TOUCH KEYPAD 7

Emergency Keys 8

Entering the Home Screen 9

Failed to access 10

Arming/Disarming Partitions 10

Arming 11

Disarming 11

Disarm under Duress 12

Disarm for patrol 12

Disarming with several PINs/Keys 12

Auto-arming 12

Arming Block Conditions 13

Alarm Status 13

Clear the transmission of events 14

Viewing Signals 14

Menu Bar 15

Menu (User) 16

PIN 16

Keys 17

Numbers 18

Teleservice 18

Extra Time 18

Stop Alarms 19

Restore Alarms 19

Settings 19

Alarm Test 20

Date and Time 20

System 20

Privacy 20

Answering 21

Installer 21

Auto arming 21

GSM 21

IP 21

Super User 22

Keypad 22

Backlight 23

Buzzer Control 23

Picture Frame 23

Clock Mode 24

Clean Mode 24

Background Image 25

Language 25

Scrolling Text 25

Scenarios 26

Info 26

Partition Status 26

Zone Status 27

Events Buffer 28

Installer 28

Bentel Security 28

GSM/IP 29

GSM 29

SMS Credit Balance 29

Received SMS 29

IP 30

APP 30

Screen Calibration 30

OPERATIONS FROM LCD KEYPAD 31

Adjusting Volume, Brightness, Contrast 32

Adjusting Buzzer Volume 32

Contrast Adjustment 32

Brightness adjustment 32

LEDs and signals on Keypads 32

View Signals 32

View Partition status 34

Fast Keys (Superkeys) 34

Basic (Arming) Commands 35

Arming (<PIN> ON) 35

Disarming (<PIN> OFF) 35

A, B, C and D Arming (<PIN> A, B, C or D + ON) 36

Notes on Arming from Keypads 36

Silencing Alarm Devices 36

Wrong PIN 36

User Menu Structure 37

Accessing the User menu (<PIN> ENTER) 37

Action 38

Alarm Reset (1.1) 38

Extra Time Request (1.2) 38

Clear Call Queue (1.3) 39

Teleservice Request (1.4) 39

Alarm Signals Test (1.5) 40

Outputs (ON/OFF) (1.6) 40

Arm Partition (Disarm) (1.7) 41

Zone Test (1.8) 41

Clear Fault/ Tamper (1.9) 42

Program 42

ON/OFF Answering (2.1) 42

Enable Installer (Teleservice) (2.2) 43

Auto-Arm (2.3) 43

Date/Time (2.4) 44

PIN Programming (2.5) 44

Telephone Numbers (2.6) 45

Change My Pin (2.7) 46

Enable/Disable Super User (2.8) 46

Enable/Disable Key (2.9) 47

View LOG (3.1) 47

Zone Status and Bypass (3.2) 48

GSM Module Status (3.3) 48

Display SMS (3.4) 49

IP Module status (3.5) 49

ABSOLUTA INFO (3.6) 50

READER OPERATIONS 51

The Reader 51

The Digital Key 52

The Reader’s Light Indicators 52

Key at Reader 52

No Key at Reader 52

Multiple Systems 52

Key operations 52

No Action 52

Disarm 53

Away Arm 53

Arm — A Mode 53

Arm — B Mode 54

Disarm Patrol 54

False Key 54

The Wireless Key 54

Away Arming (<)54

Stay Arming (=)54

Disarming (>)54

Other functions (!)54

Low Battery 54

TELEPHONE OPERATIONS 55

Remote Access via Dialler mode 55

Remote Access via Answer mode 55

Typing-in your User PIN 55

Entering Commands 56

Cancel Command (#)56

On Hook (*)56

Remote Talk/Listen-in (1)56

Zone/Partitions status (2)56

Turn Reserved Outputs ON/OFF (3)56

Panel Arming/Disarming (4)57

Arm/Disarm Single Partitions (5)57

Enable/Disable Installer (6)57

Clear call queue (7)57

Alarms Reset (8)57

Disable Current User PIN (9)57

SMS OPERATIONS 59

Events Controlled by Caller ID 59

Events Controlled by SMS 59

Partition Status 60

Arming/Disarming the Partitions 60

Credit Check 61

Disabling a PIN 61

GSM Module IMEI Request 61

APPENDIX 63

PIN list 63

ABSOLUTA App 63

Arming block conditions 63

List of Faults 66

INTRODUCTION

ABSOLUTA is a series of Modular Control Panels

based on the ABSOLUTA 16, ABSOLUTA 42 and

ABSOLUTA 104 Main Boards, with the characteristics

listed in Table 2.

By combining these main boards with the boxes and

power supplies available (see the Table opposite), your

installer has developed the most suited control panel to

your needs.

This Manual is designed for anyone using a Control

panel from the ABSOLUTA range. Most of the features

described in this Manual are included on all ABSOLUTA

Control panels. However, some features are included on

certain models only, in such cases, the name of the Con-

trol panel will be specified.

3This note will be used to highlight specific charac-

teristics of the Grade 3 control panels (Table 1).

ABSOLUTA INTRODUCTION 5

Versions Main

Boards Boxes Power

Supplies

ABS16P15*ABS16

ABS-P

BAQ15T12

ABS16P35*BAW35T12

ABS42P15*

ABS42

BAQ15T12

ABS42P35*BAW35T12

ABS42P50*BAW50T12

ABS104P50*ABS104 BAW50T12

ABS16M35 ABS16

ABS-M

BAW35T12

ABS16M50-G3** BAW50T12

ABS42M50*ABS42 BAW50T12

ABS42M75*BAW75T12

ABS104M50*

ABS104

BAW50T12

ABS104M75*BAW75T12

ABS104M75-G3** BAW75T12

Table 1 *) Grade 2 certified Control Panel;

**) Grade 3 certified Control Panel.

ABSOLUTA 16 ABSOLUTA 42 ABSOLUTA 104

Max Number of Keypads 8816

Number of user PINs 31 63 127

Number of keys 64 128 250

Number of Key readers 16 32 32

Number of input expansions 16 32 32

Number of output expansions 16 16 16

Number of power supply stations 044

Max number of wired zones 16 42 104

Max number of wireless zones 32 32 32

Total max number of combined

(wired+wireless) zones 32 42 104

Number of partitions 8816

Max number of output 62050

Max telephone numbers 32 32 32

Table 2 ABSOLUTA Panel Series Features.

Glossary

Alarm Zone A limited area of the premises monitored

by detectors (e.g. Motion detectors, Door/Window con-

tacts, etc.).

BPI Device A peripheral device connected to the Con-

trol panel by a 4 pin conductor.

Beep An audible signal emitted by the Keypad each

time a key is pressed, or when requested operations

have been completed.

Buzz An audible signal emitted by the Keypad to indi-

cate that a requested operation is impossible, or has

been denied (for example, automatic exit from the User

Menu at a LED keypad).

Buzzer An audible signalling device inside Keypads

and PROXI Readers.

Central Station A private Security Company your

Control panel will send Alarm, Trouble and Emergency

messages to (that is, if remote monitoring is enabled).

Detector A device which signals alarm conditions (e.g.

Glassbreak, Forced entry, etc.).

Dialler A device which sends voice message to pro-

grammed phone numbers.

Digital Communicator An integrated on-line device

that sends digital signals.

Digital Key An electronic control key with a random

PIN (selected from over 4,294,967,296 billion combina-

tions).

Display An alphanumeric screen on the LCD

Keypads.

LCD Keypad A command keypad with a display. Your

Control panel can be programmed and controlled via

LCD Keypads.

Touch Keypad Touchscreen keypad to manage and

program the Control Panel.

LED A small coloured light on the Keypads and Readers.

Log A list of the last 2000 events

Partition A section of the premises. Each Partition can

have its own Times, PINs and Digital Keys/Cards, etc.

Reader A peripheral control device which accepts

commands from Digital Keys/Cards (e.g. PROXI Prox-

imity Reader, ECLIPSE2 Readers).

Real-time Instant Audible/Visual signals or communi-

cations.

Telemonitoring A remote-monitoring service provided by

a Central Station. This feature will allow the Control panel to

transmit real-time events (e.g. Forced entry, Tamper,

Alarms, etc.) to the Central station.

Teleservice A remote-maintenance service provided by

your Installer. The Teleservice feature allows the Installer

to operate on your system over the phone remotely.

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OPERATIONS FROM TOUCH KEYPAD

The M-Touch keypad with its ample display enables

graphic presentation of system information. Then the

display is touch-sensitive so is easy and intuitive to

interact with.

In standby the keypad can display information shown in

Figure 1 and described below.

+Information shown by the keypad in standby de-

pends on operations programmed by the installer

(option EN50131 enabled or disabled): ask your in-

staller for more information.

1) Status Bar This area can show the following mes-

sages (with decreasing priority):

ØSystem in Alarm, above a red bar, in an alarm;

ØAuto-arm in, above an orange bar, if the system is

about to be armed by the time scheduler;

ØLabels of open zones, above a grey bar, of zones

with the option Active on Keypads enabled (ask the

installer for more information).

2) Signals Icon This area can show the following

icons, if the EN50131 option is disabled (with decreas-

ing priority):

Øfixed, in an alarm;

Øfixed, with tampering or fault;

Øblinking, with an alarm memorised;

Øblinking, with tampering or a fault memorised;

Øfixed, with zones bypassed.

3) SMS not read This icon is displayed when there

are unread SMSs: the number above the icon indicates

the number of messages not read. Read “GSM/IP > Re-

ceived SMS” for more information.

4) Time and Date This area displays the current time

and date: read “Settings > Date and Time” for more in-

formation.

5) Stop Alarms If option EN50131 is disabled, this area

displays the icon when the visual/audio (sirens) signal-

ling devices are disabled via the Stop Alarms option: see

“Menu (User) > Stop Alarms” for more information.

+The icon is also displayed when option

EN50131 is enabled, if the signalling devices are

disabled by the jumper SERV: ask your installer for

more information.

6) Arm Status This area can show the following icons,

if the EN50131 option is disabled:

Øif all Keypad Partitions are disarmed;

Øif at least one Keypad Partition is armed.

7) Auto-arming If option EN50131 is disabled, this

area displays the icon when the auto-arming is en-

abled: see “System > Auto arming” for more information.

8) Partition Status If option EN50131 is disabled, this

area displays the partitions status of the keypad, when

icon 6 is pressed ( or ):

ØPress or to scroll through the partitions;

ØPress icon 6 ( or ) to hide the partition status.

9) User Logged in LED (green) If on indicates that

the user is logged in to the keypad: read “Entering the

Home Screen” for more information.

10) Armed Partition LED (red) If the EN50131 option

is disabled, comes on when at least one keypad Parti-

tion is armed: read “Arming/Disarming Partitions” for

more information.

ABSOLUTA OPERATIONS FROM TOUCH KEYPAD 7

Figure 1 The M-Touch keypad is on standby (EN50131

disabled).

11) Home Key Press this key for less than 3 seconds

to display the Login Screen: read “Entering the Home

Screen” for more information.

Keep this key pressed for at least 3 seconds but less

than 10 seconds to enter calibrate screen: read

“Screen calibration” for more information.

Keep this key pressed for at least 10 seconds to re-

store the keypad.

+This key blinks when the control panel receives an

SMS: read “Received SMS” for more information.

12) Signals LED (amber) If option EN50131 is dis-

abled, it comes on with a signal: read “Viewing Signals”

for more information.

13) Power LED (green) When on the keypad is pow-

ered.

14) Slot for SD memory card SD (Secure Digital)

Memory Card slot with images to be displayed in digital

picture frame mode (see “ Keypad> Picture Frame”) or

with the desired image for the background (see “Key-

pad > Background Image”).

+The keypad supports memory cards up to 32 GB,

formatted to FAT16 or FAT32.

Emergency Keys

Emergency Keys enable the user to recall actions pro-

grammed by the installer quickly, with no need to enter

a PIN.

To enter Emergency Keys:

Øtouch any point on the screen when the screen is off

or shows Digital Frame images; then touch any point

on the screen again, or,

Øpress the Home key for at least 3 seconds.

The keypad displays the Login Screen with the Emer-

gency Keys described below.

Fire Keep this key pressed until the keypad beeps and

displays the icon (about 4 seconds) to signal a fire.

Panic Keep this key pressed until the keypad beeps

and displays the icon (about 4 seconds) to signal an

aggression.

Emergency Keep this key pressed until the keypad

beeps and displays the icon (about 4 seconds) to

signal an emergency situation.

+Actions triggered by the Emergency Keys, and

Emergency Key labels, depend on control panel pro-

gramming: ask your installer for more information.

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Entering the Home Screen

On standby the keypad display is off or displays images

selected for the Digital Frame.

To carry out any operations you must access the key-

pad’s Home Screen, as described below.

1. Press the Home key for at least 3 seconds and go

to step 3 or touch any point on the display when it is

off or displays Digital Frame images:

2. Touch any point on the display again when the

standby status screen appears:

+The key is for access in Installer or Level 4

mode. If you touch this key by mistake, touch it

again to display the user Login Screen.

3. Enter a valid PIN:

4. Press:

Øto cancel all numbers entered;

Øagain to exit the Login Screen and go back to

step 2;

Øto confirm the PIN entered.

The keypad displays the Home Screen described be-

low.

1) Signals Icon This icon signals alarms, tampering,

failures or bypassed zones, in progress or memorised

(it changes based on whether the signal is in progress

or memory): touch this icon to display signals as de-

scribed in “Viewing Signals”.

2) Unread SMS Icon This icon signals the presence of

SMSs that have not been read; the number to the top

right indicates the number of SMSs to be read: touch

this icon to read them (only Master and Normal Users)

as described in “Received SMS”.

3) Event Transmission Icon This icon signals that

the control panel is transmitting the events (Alarm,

Tamper, Fault or Generic) through its communication

channels (voice calls, SMS, transmissions to the Cen-

tral Stations): touch this icon to cancel the transmission

in progress and those queuing as described in “Alarm

Status > Clear the transmission of events”.

4) Status Bar This zone can show the following mes-

sages (with decreasing priority):

ØSystem in Alarm, above a red bar, in an alarm (read

“Alarm Status” for more information);

ØAuto-arm in, above an orange bar, if the system is

about to be armed by the time scheduler (read

“Auto-arming” for more information).

5) Stop Alarms This icon indicates that the visual/au-

dio (sirens) signalling devices have been disabled by

the option Stop Alarms (see “Menu (User) > Stop

Alarms” for more information) or through the jumper

SERV (ask your installer for more information).

ABSOLUTA OPERATIONS FROM TOUCH KEYPAD 9

6) Arming/Disarming Keys These keys are to

arm/disarm Partitions: read “Arming/Disarming Parti-

tions” for more information.

+The Patrol User can ONLY Away Arming and

Disarming the system, therefore these keys are

NOT available to the Patrol User.

7) Auto-arming This icon indicates that auto-arming is

enabled: see “System > Auto-arming” for more information.

Press display/hide the Menu Bar (read “Menu Bar”

for more information):

Press Exit to quit the Home Screen or any other keypad

screen, and go back to step 2.

+The keypad quits automatically from the Home

Screen (from all other screens) after 30 (180) sec-

onds if no key is pressed.

+Operations possible and information visible de-

pend on the type of PIN used to log in: Master, Nor-

mal or Limited or Patrol.

+Operations related to Partitions and Zones will

ONLY be effective on Partitions and Zones of Parti-

tions common to the PIN and Keypad used.

+Each PIN and Keypad can ONLY display the infor-

mation in Partitions and Zones belonging to Parti-

tions common to the PIN and Keypad used.

nFailed to access

The following message appears if an invalid PIN is en-

tered:

+The keypad blocks for 90 seconds if 10 consecu-

tive invalid PIN are entered.

Arming/Disarming Partitions

When a Partition is armed, any violation of one of its

Zones causes an alarm.

When a Partition is disarmed, its zones can be violated

without causing any alarms.

+The 24h Zones cause an alarm independent of the

status of Partitions they belong to; they are gener-

ally used to detect security system device tamper-

ing and as fire detectors.

Operations described in this paragraph arm/disarm ALL

Partitions common to Keypad and PIN used, as pro-

grammed by the installer (ask the installer for more in-

formation).

Single Partitions can also be armed/disarmed singly as

described in “Info > Partition Status”.

To arm/disarm Partitions, follow the instructions below.

Enter the Home Screen as described in “Entering the

Home Screen”.

The keypad displays the Home Screen described below.

1) Arming Mode Displays Arming Modes available:

ØGlobal, arms all Partitions common to Keypad and

PIN used;

ØSTAY type A (B/C/D), arms/disarms the Partitions

common to keypad and PIN used as programmed by

the installer.

+The Global option is NOT displayed if the installer

has not programmed at least one stay arming

(Type A, B,C or D).

+Labels of Stay Arming Modes can vary based on

installer programming.

+Any arming mode labels that exceed the space avail-

able scroll automatically to display the excess part:

read “Keypad > Scrolling Test” for more information.

2) Label of Arming Mode selected.

3) Description of Arming Mode selected.

+Arming Mode descriptions are programmed by the

installer.

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