Honeywell Flex Manuel d'instructions

Flex Quick User Guide

Welcome to the Flex control panel. This document is a quick guide to the common functions that you need to

know in order to use the system to protect your property.

Keypad Information

1 2 3 A

54 6

87 9 ent

#esc

LCD display

number keys

escape key

navigation

keys

star key

power LED

hash key

prox reader

location

(optional)

enter key

Setting and unsetting

Note: Ensure that all the areas protected by

movement detectors are free from

obstructions and all the doors and windows

are secured.

If an alarm, fault or tamper is displayed on the

keypad you must override it before setting the

system. Refer to Alarms, faults and tampers.

To full set the system:

1. Enter a valid Personal Identification Number

(PIN).

2. Press

3. Exit the building.

To part set the system:

1. Enter a valid PIN.

2. Press

3. Exit the building or area.

To set using a prox tag:

1. Present a valid prox tag to a proximity reader

for 3 seconds. This activates the prox tag’s full

set or part set function.

2. Exit the building or area.

If an alarm, fault or tamper is displayed on the

keypad, you must override it before setting the

system. Refer to Alarms, faults and tampers below.

To unset the system:

1. Enter a valid PIN.

2. Press

ent

Alternatively, present a valid prox tag at a proximity

reader.

To set the system with group choice:

1. Enter a valid PIN.

2. Press

3. If group choice is assigned to your PIN, press

the relative group number keys when prompted.

4. Press

ent

to select the groups to be set.

Alarms, faults and tampers

To cancel an alarm, fault or tamper:

1. Enter a valid PIN.

2. Press

ent

Alternatively, present a valid prox tag at a proximity

reader.

Resetting

After an alarm, fault or tamper has occurred the

system must be reset.

To reset the system:

1. Clear the cause of the alarm, fault or tamper.

2. Enter a valid PIN, and then press

ent

or present

a valid prox tag at a proximity reader

(cancelling the alarm, fault or tamper

condition).

3. View the alarm, fault or tamper conditions on

the keypad. If there is more than one condition

press

to see each one.

Overriding

If the message ent=CONTINUE SET is displayed

on the keypad, press

ent

to override that particular

alarm, fault or tamper condition.

If the message ent=CONTINUE SET is not

displayed on the keypad, ask an engineer to attend to

the alarm, fault or tamper condition.

The menu

There are two menu structures, a full menu and a

quick menu.

Full menu

The full menu is made up of various options that

enable users to modify the functions of the system.

Only authorized users and engineers have access to

the full menu.

Quick menu

The quick menu is a made up of ten options from the

main menu. This menu structure is the default for

users with a level of 3 and above.

To access the menu:

1. Enter a valid PIN, and then press

ent

(the menu

accessed depends on your level and

authorisation).

2. Press

to scroll through the menu options.

3. Press

ent

to enter a menu option.

If an alarm, fault or tamper is present on the keypad

it must be overridden before the menu can be

accessed. Refer to the Alarms, faults and tampers on

the previous page.

Menu options

The menu options are used to modify particular

functions of the system. The main menu options are:

Menu 11 – Omit Zones

Menu 22 – Display Log

Menu 42 – Codes

Menu 47 – Remote Access

Menu 48 – Eng. Access

Note: For more information on all the menu

options, refer to the full user guide.

Menu 11 – Omit Zones

This option enables a user, with a level of 3 or

above, to omit zones they do not want to set.

Menu 22 – Display Log

This option enables a user, with a level of 4 or

above, to view a history log of the system’s events.

Menu 42 – Codes

This option enables a manager, with a level of 6 or

above, to assign, modify or delete a user’s settings.

Menu 47 – Remote Access

This option enables a manager, with a level of 6 or

above, to control the remote servicing connections.

Menu 48 – Eng. Access

This option is used to enable an engineer to access

and program the system.

User administration

To add a new user to the system or to modify a

current user’s settings use the 42.1=User Codes

menu option. Use this option to assign or modify a

user’s:

PIN

Level

Assigned groups

To assign or modify a user’s settings:

1. Press

42 ent 1 ent

2. Press

to scroll to the correct user number, and

then press

ent

3. Press

to scroll through the user code menu

options.

Modify PIN

A user’s PIN is a unique 4 or 6 digit code that

identifies the user to the system.

To assign or modify a user’s PIN:

1. Press

until 01=Modify PIN is displayed, and

then press

ent

2. Enter the user’s new 4 to 6 digit PIN. To erase

an incorrect digit, press







3. Press

ent

to store the PIN.

4. Press and hold

esc

to return to the banner.

Modify level

A user’s level determines the functions and menu

options available to that user.

To assign or modify a user’s level:

1. Press

until 02=Modify Level is displayed,

and then press

ent

2. Press

to scroll up or down to the level

required.

3. Press

ent

to store the level.

4. Press and hold

esc

to return to the banner.

Note: A user’s level defaults to 3. For information

on the different user levels refer to the full

user guide.

Modify groups

A user’s groups determine which system groups that

user has access to and control over.

To assign or modify a user’s groups:

1. Press

until 05=Modify Groups is displayed,

and then press

ent

2. Enter the group numbers you want to assign to

the user.

3. To assign the group choice option to a user,

press







after entering the group numbers.

4. Press

ent

to store the user’s group allocations.

5. Press and hold

esc

to return to the banner.

MAX tag

A MAX tag is a prox tag that can be presented to a

proximity reader to set and unset the system and

cancel alarms, faults or tampers.

To assign a MAX tag to a user:

1. Press

until 06=Card No is displayed, and

then press

ent

2. Enter the MAX tag’s serial number. To erase an

incorrect digit, press







3. Press

ent

to store the serial number.

4. Press and hold

esc

to return to the banner.

Alternatively, if you have a keyprox:

(A keyprox is keypad with a built-in proximity

reader)

1. Press

until 06=Card No is displayed, and

then press

ent

2. Press and hold

and

until a double beep is

heard.

3. Present the MAX tag to the proximity reader at

the bottom of the keyprox. The MAX tag’s

serial number is displayed on the keyprox.

4. Press

ent

to store the serial number.

5. Press and hold

esc

to return to the banner.

Access control

Access control card

An access control card is a prox tag that can be

presented to a proximity reader to:

Allow access to controlled doors

Cancel alarms, faults or tampers

Set or unset the system

To assign an access control card to a user:

1. Access 42.1=User Codes.

2. Press

to scroll to the correct user number, and

then press

ent

3. Press

until 06=Card No is displayed, and

then press

ent

4. Enter the access control card’s serial number.

To erase an incorrect digit, press







5. Press

ent

to store the serial number.

6. Press and hold

esc

to return to the banner.

Access Control Card – Batch Learn

The Batch Learn function allows one or more access

control cards to be assigned to several users. This is

achieved using a specific proximity reader that is

assigned when the system is installed.

To enter and use the Batch Learn function:

1. Access menu option 42.3.4=Batch Start.

2. Enter the first user number to which you want to

assign an access control card.

3. Press

ent

4. Access menu option 42.3.1=Add Batch.

5. At the proximity reader, present the first access

control card to be assigned. This access control

card is assigned to the displayed user and then

the keypad displays the next user.

6. Repeat step 5 to assign multiple access control

cards.

7. Press and hold

esc

to return to the banner.

Templates

To enable access through building doors the user

must be allocated an access template. An access

template is made up of groups and time schedules.

These are used to determine where and when a user

can gain access to a certain building or area.

Access templates are created when the system is

installed. An access template can be assigned to a

user in menu option 42.1.9=Template.

Glossary

Banner – The keypad or keyprox home screen.

Full set – To arm the entire system.

Group – Defined area of the system that can be

controlled independently.

Keyprox – A keypad with an internal proximity

reader.

Part set – To arm preselected zones within the

system.

Prox tag – A proximity tag that can be read by a

proximity reader or a MAX reader.

Proximity reader – A proximity reader is a card

reader or a MAX module that reads a prox tag.

Unset – To disarm the system.

Zones – Individual detection circuits within the

system.

Compliance

This product is suitable for use in systems compliant

to EN50131-1:2006 and PD6662: 2004 & 2010.

This product has been tested for compliance to

EN50131-3: 2009 by CNPP, France.

Security Grade: 2

Environmental class: II

Installer Details

Name:

Telephone:

Account Number:

Honeywell Security (UK64)

Newhouse Industrial Estate

Motherwell

Lanarkshire

ML1 5SB

800-09958-01 RevA1

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