Pyronix ENFORCER V11 Mode d'emploi

ENFORCER V11

PROGRAMMING GUIDE

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ii ENFORCER V11 PROGRAMMING GUIDE

DOCUMENT CONVENTIONS

TERMINOLOGY

INTERCHANGEABLE WORDS DESCRIPTION

Armed, set When an area or level is armed, if a zone is triggered, the system will follow

the appropriate (programmable) actions.

Disarmed, unset When an area or level is disarmed, the panel will not react unless specically

programmed to do so.

Siren, sounder, bell A warning device (usually external) that is generally congured to give

audible and visual notication that the system has been activated.

Area, partition

A group of zones assigned to be active when that particular area is armed.

This is usually named ‘Area A’ or renamed to a personal choice such as ‘Full Set’

or ‘Shop’.

Zone, input This refers to a detector or sensor connected to the system, whether this be

wired or wireless.

Output, PGM, PG

An output is a signal from the panel to instruct another device to operate.

This is usually a voltage that triggers a wired siren, a garage door, a wireless

siren etc.

Bypass, omit

The act of stopping a zone from becoming armed. A wired zone will still

detect an intruder or object but the system will not react to it - a wireless

zone will become dormant.

ICONS

Important information

This information should be read and taken into consideration when installing. Failure to do so

may result in faults and unexpected errors with the system and or peripherals.

Notes

Highlights parts of the process where extra care is needed or where sections of the programming

may be impacted by other options in the menus.

Hints

Helpful information for a smoother installation of the system.

ENFORCER V11 PROGRAMMING GUIDE

CONTENTS

Document Conventions ii

Terminology ii

Icons ii

Default Codes 5

Access Codes 5

Clean Start Codes 5

Other Codes 5

Engineer Menu Navigation 5

Accessing The Engineer Menu 5

Navigation 6

Main Menus and Sub-menus 6

Exiting The Engineer Menu 6

Engineer Menu Options 7

General Information 8

Initial Power Up 8

Testing the keypad 8

Wired Keypads and Readers 9

Keypads 9

Entering and exiting the keypad menu 9

Keypad menu options 9

Text programming 10

Misc button typing 10

The internal tag reader 10

The external proximity reader 10

Engineer arm system 11

Engineer forced arm on inputs 11

The Engineer Menu 12

Set Date & Time 12

Wireless Device Control 12

Control Inputs? 13

Learn devices? 13

Delete devices? 13

Control bells? 13

Delete devices 14

Control Keypad/Speaker? 14

Delete Devices 14

Program key fob buttons? 15

Change Inputs 16

Input Types 16

Input Areas 16

Input Attributes 17

Change Inputs Programming 18

Choose Mode 19

Install ZEMs 19

Change Outputs 20

Assign Keypads/Readers 21

Programming Keypads 22

Programming Readers 22

Set Point or Unset Only 22

Entry Control or Access Control 23

Keypad / Speaker Options 23

Change Timers 24

Commonly used timers 24

Occupancy Timer and Suspend 24

Codes And Users 25

Change Duress Codes 25

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Change Master Manager Code 25

Change Engineer Code 26

Change Codes Programming 26

Volume Control 26

Volume Control Programming 27

System Options 27

Site Options 27

Occupancy Zones 29

System Displays 30

Exit Modes 30

Review Logs 30

Panel Log 30

Access Log 30

Engineer Tests 31

Walk Test Programming 32

Soak Control Programming 33

Test Siren, Battery Load Test and Outputs 33

Test Communications 33

Diagnostics 34

Wireless Devices 34

View Inputs 34

Signal Strength 34

Battery Status 34

Wireless Dual Frequency Menu 35

Wired Devices 35

View Inputs 35

View PSUs 35

Communications 35

Tablet Keypads 36

Wireless Device Diagnostics 36

Wired Device Diagnostics 36

Communications Diagnostics 37

Engineer Restore Options 37

Communications 38

Alarm Response 38

How Alarm Responses Work 38

Alarm Response Options 40

Set Up Downloading 41

Set Up Downloading via Cloud 41

Connecting to the InSite software 41

Set Up Downloading via RS232 42

Connecting to the InSite software: 42

Dial Out Menu 42

Software Revision 43

Clean Start 43

Exit Engineer Menu 43

Appendix A - Defaults 44

Appendix B - Input Types 51

Appendix C - Timers 52

Appendix D - Output Types 54

Appendix E - Fault Finding 57

Wireless Fault Displays 57

RS-485 Bus Problems 58

Power Supply Problems 58

Detection Faults 59

Communication Faults 59

Technical Support 59

ENFORCER V11 PROGRAMMING GUIDE

DEFAULT CODES

ACCESS CODES

User Code

‘Blank’

Master Manager Code

2222

Engineer

1111

CLEAN START CODES

Clean start with the code ‘2000’ (UNGRADED)

Clean start with the code ‘2020’ (Grade 2)

Hint: For information on the system clean start defaults, see“Appendix A - Defaults” on page 44

OTHER CODES

Keypad Security Code

2000

Delete All Wireless Data

2000

ENGINEER MENU NAVIGATION

The Engineer Menu must be accessed in order to program all system congurations.

Please note

1. All tamper alarms (including case tamper), will be disabled once in the Engineer Menu.

2. All personal attack and re alarms will not cause an alarm in the Engineer Menu.

ACCESSING THE ENGINEER MENU

Access to the Engineer Menu will be allowed if the system is disarmed. If armed, the system must be disarmed rst

via a valid user code, tag or keyfob in order to gain access. If the ‘Allow Engineer Menu’ function in the Master

Manager Menu is set as ‘No’, the message‘Authorisation Required’ will be shown and access will be denied until

this option is set as ‘Yes’.

1. Enter the Engineer code (default 1111).

2. If any faults that are active, they will be displayed now on the screen. Press hand enter the Engineer code

again.

3. ‘SET DATE & TIME?’ is displayed.

4. Engineer Menu has been accessed.

When the Engineer Menu is accessed, a high pitch tone is generated intermittently.

IMPORTANT NOTE: It is essential that a factory default (clean start) is performed after initial power up to

ensure that the correct defaults have been chosen.

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NAVIGATION

h= ‘NO’ - Press to move forward when in Engineer or Master Manager mode.

b= ‘BACK’ - Press to move backward when in Engineer or Master Manger mode.

= ‘YES’ - Press to enter into a sub-menu or option when in Engineer or Master Manger mode.

= Press to move from one option into another option while in a sub-menu.

a= Press to quick exit the Engineer Menu from any main menu (written in capital letters).

c= ‘CANCEL’ - Press to move back from one programmable option to the previous option

MAIN MENUS AND SUBMENUS

SET DATE & TIME? Year (00-99)

[21]

A Main Menu item is identied by:

• The menu item will be in capital letters

A Sub-menu is identied by:

• The menu item will be in lower case letters

In order to navigate in the menu system, answer the questions in the main and sub menus. For example, if the

question ‘WIRELESS DEVICE CONTROL?’is displayed, then press or hdepending on the answer.

Pressing will enter a sub-menu called ‘Control Inputs?’in this example. Pressing will enter the

programmable options of this sub-menu. Pressing h will exit the individual option, move up from one sub-

menu to the next sub-menu or back to the main menu.

EXITING THE ENGINEER MENU

When a Main Menu Item (a menu that is in capital letters) is displayed, press or scroll to ‘EXIT ENGINEER

MENU?’ and press .

ENFORCER V11 PROGRAMMING GUIDE

ENGINEER MENU OPTIONS

ENGINEER MENU

SET DATE & TIME?

WIRELESS DEVICE CONTROL?

CHANGE INPUTS?

CHOOSE MODE?

INSTALL ZEMS?

CHANGE OUTPUTS?

ASSIGN KEYPADS/READERS?

CHANGE TIMERS?

CODES AND USERS?

VOLUME CONTROL?

SYSTEM OPTIONS?

REVIEW LOGS?

ENGINEER TESTS?

DIAGNOSTICS?

ENGINEER RESTORE OPTIONS?

COMMUNICATIONS?

ALARM RESPONSE?

SET UP DOWNLOADING?

DIAL OUT MENU

SOFTWARE REVISION?

CLEAN START?

EXIT ENGINEER MENU

Set date and time

Programs the date and time

“Set Date & Time”on page 12

Wireless device control

Learns and deletes all wireless zones, bells and arming

stations.

Hint: Wireless keyfobs are learnt to the system in the Master Manager Menu.

“Wireless Device Control” on page 12

Change inputs

Programs all zone types, attributes, areas and names.

“Change Inputs”on page 16

Choose mode

Congures the resistance range, EOL mode and response time

of the wired zones.

“Choose Mode”on page 19

Install ZEMs

Programs zone expansion modules (ZEMs) to the system.

“Install ZEMs”on page 19

Change outputs

Programs any outputs and assigns output modules on the

system.

“Change Outputs”on page 20

Assign keypads and readers

Assigns wired/wireless keypads and readers, and enables

readers for entry control.

“Assign Keypads/Readers” on page 21

Change timers

This function controls all timers on the system.

“Change Timers”on page 24

Codes and users

Changes the ‘Engineer code’,‘Master Manager code’ and

‘Duress codes’.

Hint: User codes are edited in the Master Manager menu.

“Codes And Users”on page 25

Volume control

Alters volume levels of the loudspeaker only. Volume levels of

keypads are programmed individually in the keypad menu.

“Volume Control” on page 26

System options

Contains sub-menus for conguring options such as how the system will operate day-to-day and system displays.

“System Options”on page 27

Review logs

View system events which are time and date stamped.

“Review Logs”on page 30

Engineer tests

Allows the engineer to test zones, outputs, batteries and the siren etc.

“Engineer Tests” on page 31

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Diagnostics

Displays power, zone status, wireless arming stations, wireless signal strength and wireless battery levels.

“Diagnostics”on page 34

Engineer restore options

Congures which events can be reset by the user and which require an engineer.

“Engineer Restore Options”on page 37

Communications

Congures the signalling and smart device control of the system.

“Communications”on page 38

Alarm response

Controls how the system responds in certain situations such as conrmed activations.

“Alarm Response” on page 38

Set up downloading

Allows the system to be accessed remotely via upload/download software.

“Set Up Downloading”on page 41

Dial out menu

Used to dial out to pre-programmed upload/download software PCs.

“Dial Out Menu”on page 42

Software revision

This option identies all software revisions.

“Software Revision”on page 43

Clean start

Wipes all the data from the panel and reverts back to pre-dened factory conguration.

“Clean Start” on page 43

Exit engineer menu

Exits the menu and returns to day mode.

“Exit Engineer Menu”on page 43

GENERAL INFORMATION

Default Codes

Engineers

1111

Master Manager

2222

User

‘Blank’

INITIAL POWER UP

Power up the system and an alarm will be generated. Proceed to the on-board keypad, which will display:

1. Once power has been applied to the system,‘Please Wait’ will be displayed, followed by ‘485 Comms Lost’. After

approximately 1 minute, the system will display the time (00:00), indicating the system is ready to use.

2. The on-board keypad is defaulted to keypad address ‘0’.

Testing the keypad

With the system disarmed, press the key for 5 seconds at any keypad. This will cause all the LEDs on that

keypad to illuminate, and the LCD screen to display each pixel. The keypad will revert to normal display after the

test which will last about 10 seconds.

ENFORCER V11 PROGRAMMING GUIDE

WIRED KEYPADS AND READERS

Keypads

Three additional wired keypads may also be connected to the system for arming/disarming, programming and

entering text.

For help navigating menus, please see“Navigation”on page 6.

Hint: If any additional keypads are installed on the system, it is possible to access the Engineer Menu on any keypad. For example, if the Engineer menu

is accessed on keypad address 0, the other keypads will display ‘System Busy’. To access the Engineer menu on any other keypad, press the key on

the relevant keypad and the Engineer menu will be displayed.

Please note: Four wireless keypads can be connected to the system.

Entering and exiting the keypad menu

To enter the Keypad Menu, press and hold the dbutton until ‘SECURITY CODE:’is displayed, enter ‘2000’. To exit,

press the akey.

Keypad menu options

Address

Used to assign an address to a keypad.

Language

Allows you to assign a language to the keypad menu only.

Zone status

Displays the resistance of the two hard wired zones to the keypad terminals.

Key-click volumes

Alters the volume of the tone heard when a keypad button is pressed.

Tag volume

Sets the volume when tag is presented.

Keypad volume

Sets the general volume of the keypad.

ID tag

Used to read the unique ID number of the tag.

Reset keypad

Resets the keypad to factory settings.

Backlight force

Change to ‘1’ to force the LCD back-light on all the time. If left on ‘0’, the LCD will dim after 30 seconds.

PA/Fire timer

Congures how long the HU and Fire buttons have to be pressed for before an alarm is generated.

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Text programming

On the system it is possible to label items such as the following:

• Zones – Two labels; zone name and location

• Area names

• Site name

• Keypad/reader – Two labels; keypad description and location

• Zone and output expander location descriptions

• User names

The control panel incorporates a predictive text feature, and works like so:

Enter ‘B’ and ‘Bedroom’will be displayed. If the word that is required does not appear, then type the word letter by

letter.

Hint: To type a word, press the relevant button the appropriate number of times – e.g. for the letter ‘k’ press 5two times, or for the letter‘s’ press 7

four times. For punctuation marks, press the 1button multiple times until the desired character is shown.

Misc button typing

BUTTON TEXT FUNCTION

aToggles between upper and lower case characters

bMoves cursor left

cClears letters / adds a space

dMoves cursor right

[]Moves the cursor left and right

The internal tag reader

The Internal tag reader can be used for arming/disarming, entry control or access control. Refer to the installation

manual for all connections.

Tag area (where a proximity tag/card must be presented to arm/disarm)

Blue LED

Alert

Amber LED

Alarm

Red LED

Tamper

Red LED

Fault

Amber LED

Disarmed

Green LED

The external proximity reader

The external proximity reader can be used for arming/disarming, entry control or access control. Refer to the

installation manual for all connections.

To arm/disarm the system using the external proximity reader, present a pre-

programmed tag to the centre of the unit.

The unit will display the system status:

• Green indicates the system is disarmed.

• Red indicates the system is armed.

Present the tag again within 10 seconds to arm or disarm the system.

Please note: The system will arm depending on the type of exit mode programmed (nal door, timed or

push to set)

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