Honeywell LYNX Touch 7000 Manuel utilisateur

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

System Overview ........................................................................... 5

Features You Can Design into Your System ....... 5

Honeywell 7000 User Keypad Overview ............ 6

Honeywell 7000 Configuration ........................... 7

System Limitations ............................................. 8

Wireless Device Limitations ............................... 9

My System ........................................................................... 11

Quick Reference Chart ...................................... 11

Options I Have Selected .................................... 12

Custom and Special Protection

Modes I Have Selected ................................. 13

Passcodes I Have Selected ............................... 14

My Emergency Call List ..................................... 14

Standard Operation ........................................................................... 15

Overview ............................................................ 15

Standard Security Modes .................................. 16

Arming Your System When Leaving Home ........ 17

Disarming Your System ...................................... 18

Disarming Your System When Returning Home 18

Arming Your System When Staying Home ......... 19

Changing From One Arming Mode to Another .. 20

Force Arming Your System ................................. 21

Putting Your System in ON WATCH Mode ......... 22

Putting Your System in SYSTEM TEST Mode ... 23

Custom Operation ........................................................................... 25

Overview ............................................................ 25

Custom Security Modes ..................................... 25

Selecting a Custom Security Mode .................... 26

Special Protection .............................................. 26

Mode Configuration Chart.................................. 28

Pool Protection ................................................... 28

Latch Key ........................................................... 28

Telephone Access .............................................. 29

The Menu System ......................................... 29

Local Access ................................................. 29

Remote Access ............................................. 29

Remote Access Passcode ............................ 29

Arming and Disarming by Telephone ............ 30

Disabling Telephone Access ......................... 32

Automatic Lighting Modules ............................... 32

Automatic Lighting ............................................. 32

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Wireless Devices ........................................................................... 35

Wireless Key ...................................................... 35

Wireless Pendant ............................................... 36

Wireless Key and Wireless Pendant

Limitations ..................................................... 37

Security Options ........................................................................... 39

Bypass Option.................................................... 39

When to Use Bypass..................................... 39

Bypassing Points from the Keypad................ 40

Viewing Names of Bypassed Points.............. 41

Passcodes Option .............................................. 41

Changing Any Passcode (Including

Master Passcode) .................................... 42

Event Log Option ............................................... 43

Displaying Events .......................................... 44

Audible Option ................................................... 45

Quieting the Local Audible ............................ 45

Remote Access Option (Programming) ............. 46

General ......................................................... 46

Enabling Remote Access .............................. 46

Service Option ................................................... 47

Enabling Service Access .............................. 47

Help Screen Option............................................ 48

Changing the Help Screen Speed ................ 48

Set Date/Time Option ........................................ 49

Set Date/Time ............................................... 49

Emergency

Procedures ........................................................................... 51

Customer Service Center .................................. 51

Alarms ................................................................ 51

What To Do in the Event of Alarms ............... 51

Silencing Any Alarm ...................................... 52

Burglar Alarm ................................................ 52

Duress................................................................ 53

Sending a Duress Signal while Disarming .... 53

Fire Protection.................................................... 54

Your Honeywell Detectors Detect a Fire........ 54

Reporting a Fire Manually ............................. 54

Resetting Your System after a Fire Alarm ..... 55

Police Notification .............................................. 56

Calling for Police Help ................................... 56

Resetting Your System after a Police Alarm .. 56

Emergency Evacuation ...................................... 57

Making the Plan ............................................ 57

In the Event of a Fire Alarm .......................... 57

Resetting the System after an Emergency.... 57

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Technical

Information ........................................................................... 59

Custom Security Panel (Control Panel) ............. 59

California State Fire Marshal 24-Hour

Requirements ................................................ 59

System Testing ................................................... 60

Radio Frequency Transmitters ........................... 61

Troubleshooting ........................................................................... 63

Trouble Messages .............................................. 63

Power Failure ..................................................... 65

Emergency System Shutoff ............................... 65

Telephone Line Problems .................................. 66

Protected Opening Fault .................................... 66

Alarm and Trouble Sounds ................................. 67

Compliance with

Regulations ........................................................................... 69

Glossary of Terms ........................................................................... 71

Honeywell 7000

Limited Equipment

Warranty ........................................................................... 77

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SYSTEM OVERVIEW

Features You Can Design into Your System

A typical system includes a control panel located in a closet or utility room, one or

more user keypads located in a hallway, bedroom, or an entry way, and various

sensors distributed at perimeter openings and key locations within the house. The

system is operated from the user keypad. The security sensors detect, alert, and

report abnormal conditions.The control panel synchronizes the functions of the

various devices.

Your system installation has been specifically designed to meet your security

requirements. A basic system can be further enhanced by increasing the extent of

protection (number of sensors) and the number of user keypad operating locations.

Each system is unique depending on the options you purchased. Your options can

include:

•Smoke and/or heat detectors to detect a fire outbreak.

•Remote point expander modules to add security capacity while simplifying the wiring.

•Wireless keys on your key chain that allow you to operate your system with the

simple push of a button.

•Emergency buttons to summon:

—Fire assistance.

—Police assistance.

—Special emergency aid such as medical assistance.

•Additional passcodes that let you grant use of your system to family members,

guests, and help without divulging your master code. Up to ten different codes can

be assigned; they can have temporary (one time) or unrestricted use. They can be

assigned varying authority so the users can have limited access to available

features of your system.

•Two partial arming features: force arming and bypassing let you selectively leave

some protected points disarmed while arming the rest of your system.

•Internal and external audible devices to alert and evacuate the inhabitants and

attract the attention of neighbors in the event of an emergency. The exterior audible

is briefly delayed to allow valid passcode holders to disarm the system in the event

of an inadvertent alarm.

•Special protection is available to separately safeguard important areas and objects

such as the intellectual property and valuable equipment in the home office, safe,

workshop, liquor cabinet, gun rack, etc.

•Pool protection is available that annunciates throughout the home that someone

has entered the pool area. It rings the exterior audible to attract the attention of

neighbors when you are away.

•System outputs can be used to operate remote displays and security-related

lighting.

•The Latch Key feature is available that tells the system to call your pager and let

you know that a specific person has disarmed your system.

•ATelephone Access feature may be added that will allow you to arm and disarm

the system from any touch tone telephone.

•The system can automatically operate lights when you enter and leave, on alarm

and randomly while you are away.

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Honeywell 7000 User Keypad Overview

The purpose of this section is to give you a tour of your keypad and the buttons

located on your keypad. To find out how to operate your system, see the Standard

Operation or Custom Operation section for more information. In that section you will

find out how to:

•Arm and disarm your system.

•How to make temporary changes to your system.

Security Modes

Let you design the type

and level of protection. For

example, less protection

for a quick trip to the store

and maximum protection

during vacations.

Alarm Sounder

Sounds an alarm to

ward off intruders or

warn you of other

emergencies.

Smart Help

Built-in "Help"

system lets

you learn as

you're using

the system.

Easy To Read

Two-line visual display

tells you in words what's

happening with your system

making it easy to use and

operate.

Automatic

Backlighting

Panel lights up

immediately with

a touch or in an

alarm condition.

"Options"

Button

Lets you adapt

the system to

your changing

security

requirements.

Special

Protection

Allows you to inde-

pendently secure

special areas of your

home such as a

home office or a pool.

Help Buttons

Summon help instantly

with specific buttons

for fire, police and

other emergencies

such as medical

assistance. M12003A

7000 User Keypad

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Honeywell 7000 Configuration

Your system can include more than one user keypad. If so, each user keypad oper-

ates in conjunction with the others and your system can be controlled from any one of

them. Messages and any user-requested operations appear the same on all user

keypads at the same time. The sounds, except for those indicating an alarm, can be

silenced on selective displays to avoid waking up other household members when

returning home late. The following is a summary of functions of the keypad:

Smart Help During any user keypad interaction, if you pause more than seven

seconds without hitting a key, the system assumes that help is

appropriate at that time. The user keypad provides help for the

specific function you are performing. After help is provided, the

display returns to the current function. Seven seconds later, the

cycle is repeated and the specific help message is presented two

more times. The messages are always pertinent to the area of the

system you are currently using.

Two-Line Display Messages and menu choices display to tell you what is

happening with your system, including: system status and

location of alarms, open points, and system troubles. Additional

lines can be displayed by scrolling information two lines at a time.

LEDs Two red LEDs (lights) are located next to the arrow keys. The

LED next to the UP arrow, when lit, indicates that some special

protection is turned off or security points were bypassed. The

LED next to the DOWN arrow, when lit, indicates a point of

protection such as a window or door is open.

Audible

Feedback Each time you press any key, an audible tone sounds to confirm

successful entry of a digit or function.

Numeric Keys Press these keys to enter passcodes and make menu selections.

Press and hold FIRE for two seconds anytime, regardless of

mode or security system status, to transmit a fire alarm to the

Customer Service Center and sound an audible alarm. The

Customer Service Center dispatches the fire department and

notifies the first available person on your Call List.

Press and hold POLICE for two seconds anytime, regardless of

mode or security system status, to transmit an alarm to the

Customer Service Center. The Customer Service Center

dispatches the police and notifies the first available person on

your Call List. POLICE can be programmed to be silent or sound

an audible alarm; however, the user keypad continues to display

POLICE ALARM.

The SPECIAL function of your system was determined at the time

of installation. When monitoring of this key is included, press and

hold SPECIAL for two seconds to transmit an alarm to the

Customer Service Center. The Customer Service Center

dispatches the pre-determined help and notifies the first available

person on your Call List. The SPECIAL key can be programmed

to be audible or silent; however, the user keypad continues to

display SPECIAL ALARM.

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System Limitations

Not even the most advanced alarm system can guarantee protection against burglary,

fire, or environmental problems. All alarm systems are subject to possible compromise

or failure-to-warn for a variety of reasons including, but not limited to, the following:

•If sirens or horns are placed outside the hearing range of people in remote areas

of the building or in areas which are frequently closed off, their presence may not

provide the protection they are intended to provide.

•If intruders gain access through unprotected points of entry, the system will not

detect their entrance.

•If intruders have the technical means of bypassing, jamming, or disconnecting all

or part of the system, they will not be detected.

•If the ac power supply is off and the back-up battery is either missing or dead,

sensors will not detect intrusion.

•Smoke sensors cannot detect smoke in chimneys, walls, or roofs, or smoke

blocked by a closed door. They may not detect smoke or fire on a level of the

building different from the one in which they are located. Smoke detectors may not

be able to adequately warn of fires started by explosions, improper storage of

flammables, overloaded electrical circuits, or other types of hazardous conditions.

•If telephone lines are out of service, signals from the security system to the

security company cannot be sent. Telephone lines are vulnerable to compromise

by several means.

Press these keys to scroll through menus having more than two

selections and also to view points not ready or bypassed.

Whenever the LED is lit next to the down arrow, pressing that

arrow will show all points not ready. Whenever the LED next to

the up arrow is lit, pressing that arrow will show all points that are

bypassed and special protection points that are disarmed.

Modes control the amount of protection that is on. Press MODES

to display a menu of the modes pre-programmed for your system.

Use the arrow keys to scroll up or down to see additional

selections. Use the number keys to make your selection.

Press OPTIONS to display the Options menu to make system

changes such as bypassing points of protection or changing a

passcode. Use arrow and number keys to locate and make

selections.

Press OK to confirm selections.

Press CANCEL to cancel a menu selection or operation. If you

are at a menu selection, CANCEL allows you to return to the

previous screen. Cancel does not turn off alarms. Alarms are

turned off by entering your passcode.

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•Auser may not be able to reach a panic or emergency button quickly enough.

•Passive infrared motion detectors can only detect intrusion within the designed

ranges as diagrammed in the motion detector’s installation manual. They cannot

detect motion or intrusion that takes place behind walls, ceilings, floors, closed

doors, glass partitions, glass doors, or windows. Mechanical tampering, masking,

painting, or spraying of any material on the mirrors, windows, or any part of the

optical system can reduce their detection ability. Passive infrared detectors sense

changes in temperature; however, as the ambient temperature of the protected

area approaches the temperature range of 90°to 105°F, the detection performance

can decrease.

•Even if the system responds to the emergency as intended, however, occupants

may have insufficient time to protect themselves from the emergency situation. In

the case of a monitored alarm system, authorities may not respond appropriately.

This equipment, like other electrical devices, is subject to component failure. Inadequate

maintenance and failure to test are the most common causes of alarm failure. It is

strongly recommended that you test your system once a week to be sure that

all system components are working properly. See the System Testing section on

page 60 for information on how to test your system.

Although having an alarm system may make you eligible for reduced insurance

premiums, the system is not a substitute for insurance. Warning devices cannot

compensate you for loss of life or property.

Wireless Device Limitations

If your system includes wireless devices, beware of the following limitations:

•Wireless devices will not work without power. Battery-operated devices will not

work without batteries, with dead batteries, or if the batteries are not put in

properly.

•Wireless transmitters are designed to depend on batteries that have a limited life.

Longevity of batteries may be as much as 4 to 7 years, depending on the environ-

ment and usage. The wireless system will alert you to low battery situations, thus

allowing you time to arrange a change of the battery to maintain protection for that

given point within the system.

•Signals sent by wireless transmitters may be blocked by metal before they reach

the alarm receiver. Even if the signal path has been recently checked during a

weekly test, blockage can occur if a metal object is moved into the path.

•In some situations, a wireless panic button may have a signaling range of several

hundred feet from the protected home. Emergency personnel will respond to the

address of the protected home. A user who activates a wireless panic button may

be too far away from the protected home to be located by responding emergency

personnel.

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