CROW ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING LTD. Merlin Pro Guide d'installation

ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING LTD

ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING LTDELECTRONIC ENGINEERING LTD

ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING LTD

Merlin Pro

Merlin ProMerlin Pro

Merlin Pro

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PROGRAMMABLE STAND ALONE WIRELESS RECEIVER

Installation

and

Programming Guide

Safety Technology International (Europe) Ltd

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Document Version 0.02.004 P/N 7102452 Rev. C Y.A. / A.Y

March 2006

CONTENTS

CONTENTSCONTENTS

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION .........................................................................................................................4

FEATURES ...............................................................................................................................4

FREEWAVE FULLY SUPERVISED WIRELESS ACCESSORIES .........................................................................5

USER MODE ............................................................................................................................5

USING THE DISPLAY AND KEYPAD ...................................................................................................5

Navigating the Screens ........................................................................................................... 5

MEMORY (EVENT LOG)................................................................................................................6

Displaying the Event Log......................................................................................................... 6

Setting the Date and Time ......................................................................................................6

INSTALLING THE MERLI

INSTALLING THE MERLIINSTALLING THE MERLI

INSTALLING THE MERLIN PRO

N PRON PRO

N PRO ................................................................................................... 7

INSTALLATION DIAGRAMS.............................................................................................................8

PROGRAMME SEQUENCE LIST .......................................................................................................10

LCD Display Symbol Table......................................................................................................10

Entering Numbers ................................................................................................................. 10

SETTING THE CLOCK..................................................................................................................11

INSTALLER MODE ....................................................................................................................12

Accessing the Installer Mode................................................................................................. 12

Adding a Wireless Device (Add Zone) .................................................................................... 13

Adding a Remote Control key................................................................................................ 14

Clear Zone ............................................................................................................................ 16

Clear Remote........................................................................................................................ 17

Changing the Password......................................................................................................... 18

Checking the RSSI (Radio signal strength).............................................................................. 18

Clear History ......................................................................................................................... 19

Arm To Output ...................................................................................................................... 19

Buzzer Tie............................................................................................................................. 20

Remotes Log......................................................................................................................... 21

Version ................................................................................................................................. 21

Setting the Unit Defaults ....................................................................................................... 22

FUNCTIONS ...........................................................................................................................23

TECHNICAL

TECHNICALTECHNICAL

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

SPECIFICATIONSSPECIFICATIONS

SPECIFICATIONS .................................................................................................... 25

CROW ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING LTD. (CROW)WARRANTY POLICY CERTIFICATE .................................26

Introduction

The Merlin Pro is a programmable standalone wireless receiver with a small LCD display

for easy programming and status indication.

The unit can accept up to 64 wireless detectors and 256 remote controls, eight wireless

units for each one of the outputs.

As soon as a wireless unit is learned into the system, any detection signal from the unit

automatically triggers an output on the Merlin. This output depends on which group and

zone the device is assigned to.

The Merlin Pro has eight outputs (dry contact) that can be connected to Zone inputs on

any wired Control Panel unit, or other suitable device.

The Merlin Pro is protected with a tamper switch that indicates when its service cover is

opened. Merlin Pro will also indicate if a tamper switch is activated on one of the

detectors.

Features

 Full 2 x 16 Character LCD display

 Keypad with 4 touch pads for programming.

 Scrolling menu

 Simple to configure

 Can learn up to 64 wireless detectors (8 detectors to each output).

 Can learn up to 256 remotes control devices each with 4 separate modes:

Toggle, Pulse 3 Sec, Pulse 5 Sec, 1 & 2

 Password protected access to installer mode

 Real Time Clock with back up battery

 Tamper protected

 Fully supervised – beeps every minute when detector supervision signal is

missing for more than two hours

 Beeps every minute when receiving a Low battery signal from one of the

detectors

 64 event log (FIFO)

FREEWAVE Fully Supervised Wireless Accessories

All of the following devices are compatible with Merlin Pro.

 FW-RMT – Wireless Remote Control Unit

 FW-PIR – Wireless PIR detection

 FW-360 – Wireless 360° PIR detection

 FW-MAG – Wireless magnetic contacts

 FW-GBD/FW-VIB – Wireless glass break detector/Wireless vibration sensor

 FW-SMOKE – Wireless smoke detector

 FW-WAB – Wireless outdoor infra-red beam

User Mode

Using the Display and Keypad

When the unit powers ON

ONON

ON the unit displays the Menu

MenuMenu

Menu screen as shown below.



Press the ►button to start scrolling the menus.

Navigating the Screens

Navigating the ScreensNavigating the Screens

Navigating the Screens

All operations are performed using the four buttons marked, ▲, ▼, ◄and ►.

In the example below:

Button

ButtonButton

Button

Description

DescriptionDescription

Description

▲, ▼Scrolls the screens.

◄Accepts the operation or enters the mode.

►Exits the mode or returns to the Main

MainMain

Main menu.

Memory (Event Log)

The memory buffer can store up to 64 events; and is scrolled using the Up

UpUp

Up and Down

DownDown

Down

arrow ▲▼ buttons.

An Event

EventEvent

Event is

any alarm activity while the Status input is at Low

LowLow

Low Level (armed) or when a

tamper condition is reported from a detector while in any condition.

Every event is displayed with the date and time (timestamp).

Displaying the Event Log

Displaying the Event LogDisplaying the Event Log

Displaying the Event Log

1. From the Main screen.

2. Press the ►button to open the Memory

MemoryMemory

Memory screen.

The example above shows that a detector (device) - Zone 4, Group 3 - has transmitted a

tamper event on 21/08/04 at 12:55

Setting the Date and Time

Setting the Date and TimeSetting the Date and Time

Setting the Date and Time

Setting the date and the time is done using the Up and Down arrow ▲▼ buttons. The

Merlin contains a Real Time clock with back up batteries so that the date and time is not

erased when external power is removed from the Merlin Pro.

For setting the Date/Time

Date/TimeDate/Time

Date/Time clock see Setting

SettingSetting

Setting

the

thethe

the

Date

DateDate

Date

and

andand

and

Time

TimeTime

Time on p age 10.

Installing the Merlin Pro

This section describes how to install the Merlin Pro hardware.

Important Notes

Important NotesImportant Notes

Important Notes

If you are supplying power to the unit using an external power supply you must

connect the GND to the Control Panel. (C.P.)

On the C.P you must set an output to apply a Low while the system is armed

and connect the output to the STAT input in the Merlin Pro.

The tamper switch is operated whenever the service cover is removed.

1. Choose the most suitable location for installing the device.

 We recommend that the Merlin is installed in a central position so that the detectors

are evenly spaced around it

 The unit should be easily accessible to allow for retrieval of information from the LCD

display

 Ideally the unit should be no more than 30 meters from the Control.

2. Locate the screw bracket on a flat surface and mark the two holes

(see Figure 1).

3. Drill the two marked holes and install the bracket with two screws

(see Figure 1).

4. Assemble the Merlin on the holder and mark the third drill hole (see Figure 2).

5. Remove the Merlin and drill the third hole.

6. Assemble the Merlin on the bracket and fix using the third screw

(see Figure 3).

7. Ensure that the unit is POWERED OFF.

8. Connect the output wires to the C.P.

Connect an external 12 VDC source to the power input terminals marked + 12 – (see

Figure 5).

9. Replace the service cover and tighten the 2 screws (see Figure 4)

10. Connect the power cable to a battery or a power source.

The unit powers ON

ONON

ON.

11. Ensure that the unit is working correctly (Display is lit).

Installation Diagrams

Figure 1: Attach the Screw Bracket to a Flat surface.

Figure 2: Attach the Unit to the Screw bracket.

Figure 3: Installing the Third Screw

Figure 4: Replacing the Service Cover

Figure 5: Unit Power and Output Connection Programming the Unit

Programme Sequence List

We recommend that the Merlin Pro is programmed on the bench before taking it to the

intended site. The factory default password is 111

111111

111.

1. First set the clock (NOT setting the clock gives an incorrect time stamp in the Event

Log).

2. Programme all required detectors and remotes that are needed for the installation it

is recommended that the detectors are marked according to their assigned group and

zone.

3. Locate the detectors and the Merlin Pro close to the point you want to install them

and perform the Radio signal strength test.

4. Change the password and record it for your/your customer files.

LCD Display Symbol Table

LCD Display Symbol TableLCD Display Symbol Table

LCD Display Symbol Table

Table

TableTable

Table 1

1: Meaning of the Symbols Displayed

: Meaning of the Symbols Displayed: Meaning of the Symbols Displayed

: Meaning of the Symbols Displayed on the LCD Screen

on the LCD Screenon the LCD Screen

on the LCD Screen

Icon

IconIcon

Icon

Meaning

MeaningMeaning

Meaning

Description

DescriptionDescription

Description

Tamper Switch Tamper transmission from a detector.

Alarm Alarm transmission from a detector or remote key.

Supervision Missed supervision transmissions for more then 120 minutes.

Low Battery Low Battery on a Detector.

! Manu New Event New events recorded in the Event Log.

Arm While the Input STA set to Low ,its indicate that the unit ARM

Entering Numbers

Entering NumbersEntering Numbers

Entering Numbers

You can use the ▲and ▼buttons to enter numbers into the unit..

Button

ButtonButton

Button

Description

DescriptionDescription

Description

▲Use for the ODD

ODDODD

ODD digits.

▼Use for the EVEN

EVENEVEN

EVEN digits.

Examples of Number Sequences

Examples of Number SequencesExamples of Number Sequences

Examples of Number Sequences

Button Sequence

Button SequenceButton Sequence

Button Sequence

Number

NumberNumber

Number

▲▼▲ 111

▲▼▼▲▲▲ 123

▲▲▲▲ ▼▲▲ 412

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