Pyronix PCX 78 Manuel utilisateur

102017852 - V01 Software V12.0

PCX 78

Installation Guide

Date: 26 February 2018

Document ID: 102017852 -V01

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Contents

Contents iii

System Description 5

Introduction 5

HomeControl+ App 6

System Overview 7

Using the Keypad on the PCX 9

Installation 11

Important Installation Notes 11

Overview of Devices 12

RS-485 Wiring 13

Input Mapping Overview 14

Output Mapping Overview 15

Setting up 15

The Printed Circuit Board 17

Power and Battery Connections for the PCXS 18

Power and Battery Connections for the PCXL 20

Connecting Peripherals 21

Input Connections 21

Output (PGM) Connections 23

External Sounder Connections 25

Modems 27

Connecting Modems 28

PSTN Modem (DIGI-1200) 28

GPRS Modem (DIGI-GPRS) 29

LANModem (DIGI-LAN) 30

Wi-Fi Modem (DIGI-WIFI/XA) 30

Connecting to the Upload/Download Software 30

Serial Connection (RS232) 31

PyronixCloud Connection 32

Configuration 33

The Engineer Menu 33

Navigating in the Engineer and User Menus 33

Main Menus and Sub Menus 33

Entering the Engineer Menu 35

Accessing the Engineer Menu on any External Wired Keypad 35

Date & Time 36

Learn Wireless Devices 37

Program Inputs 38

Program EOL 39

Install RIXs 40

Program Outputs 41

Install Keypads/Readers 42

Program Timers 43

Change Codes 44

Volume Control 45

System Options 46

Options 46

System Displays and Exit Options 47

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Review Logs 48

Engineer Tests 49

Diagnostics 50

Wireless Devices 50

Wired Devices 51

Communications (DIGI-GPRS) 52

Communications (DIGI-1200) 53

Communications (DIGI-LAN) 54

Communications (DIGI-WIFI/XA) 55

Engineer Restore Options 56

Communications 57

App Set-Up (standard security) 58

App Set-Up (high security) 59

Network Set-Up 60

ARC Signalling 61

User SMS Signalling 62

Advanced Communications 63

Alarm Responses 64

Options Up/Downloading 65

Download by RS-232 65

Download by Cloud (standard security) 66

Download by Cloud (high security) 67

Download by Serial Comm 68

Software Revision 68

Factory Default 69

Exiting the Engineer Menu 70

Standalone Wired Keypad 71

Technical Specifications 72

Communication loom 74

Troubleshooting 76

Device Fail / Active Faults 76

System Faults and Troubleshooting 76

Support contact details 79

Reference 80

Handover Form 80

EN 50131 Terminology 80

Input Types 81

Output Types 82

Time Inputs 86

SMS Commands 88

Event Types 89

General Event Types 89

SIA and Contact ID codes 90

Access Levels 95

Compliance 96

Notes 97

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System Description

Introduction

The PCX is a hybrid alarm system. It integrates the award winning Enforcer two-way wireless

technology with multiple automation outputs and a host of high security features. The system is easy

to use and can alert you to system activations via HomeControl+smartphone App notification

messages. It can also send alarms to the Alarm Receiving Centre and maintenance company.

Always Alert

The two-way wireless movement detectors are fully operational when the system is armed, making

your system more secure. In other wireless systems, devices are disabled for up to five minutes after

every activation to save battery, therefore compromising your security.

Battery Monitoring/Saving

Advanced technology preserves the battery life of each wireless device. The PCX panel also informs

you in advance of when a battery needs replacing, giving you enough time to change the battery in

the specific device before it stops working. This key feature keeps your environment fully protected,

unlike other conventional systems.

High Security Encryption

128 bit high security wireless encryption protocol and intelligent wireless jamming detection.

User Friendly Keyfobs

The two-way wireless keyfob allows you to see the status of your PCX via three colour LEDs:

• System armed: A RED LED will illuminate.

• System disarmed: A GREEN LED will illuminate.

• System fault: An AMBER LED will illuminate (this will flash when the keyfob is unable to arm the

system).

• Alarm activated: A flashing RED LED.

It is possible to allocate different functions to each keyfob, such as: arming or disarming different

areas, activating outputs to control external devices (such as: gates), requesting the system status

and activating PA (panic alarms).

Up to 32 wireless keyfobs can be added to your PCX. Each wireless keyfob has a unique ID, which

can be reported to the ARC and HomeControl+ App. These are stored in the event log of the PCX

individually.

Keyfobs may only be used if the PCX-RIX32-WE is installed. Ask your engineer for more

information.

User Automation Outputs

The PCX gives you the option to operate devices (such as: gates, lights, sprinklers.) via your keypad

or remotely via your keyfob or HomeControl+ App.

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HomeControl+ App and SMS notifications

Your PCX will provide you with real-time push notifications on your smart device or within the

HomeControl+ App, such as: that your child has returned home from school, or a leakage of water in

your property. You can also opt to receive these via SMS text messages, when a GPRSmodem is

connected to the panel.

HomeControl+ App

The PCX system can be remotely controlled using the HomeControl+ App. It allows you to arm and

disarm the PCX, check the system status and bypass inputs. It also allows you to activate devices

remotely, such as gates, lights, sprinklers and more. The HomeControl+App and PyronixCloud

communication is fully encrypted to the highest standard and no sensitive user data is stored on the

PyronixCloud.

The HomeControl+ App is available in two versions: Android from Google Play Store and iOS from

Apple store.

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System Overview

There are two control panels in the PCX hybrid range:

• PCX S approved to EN50131 Grade2

• PCX L approved to EN50131 Grade3

Both panels are suitable for small to medium commercial installations. These systems start with

8wired inputs, and can be increased to a possible78 using our wired and wireless expansion

modules.

Table 1 - Areas

Area PCX Additional Information

Independent areas 8

Sub areas 5 Each sub-area is created by a proximity reader

Table 2 - Inputs

Input PCX Additional Information

Wired inputs On-board 8 Supports Double Pole (N/C), DEOL and 3EOL

Wired inputs (max) 78

Wireless inputs (max) 64 2 x Wireless input expander: PCX-RIX32-WE

Maximum inputs 78 8 x Wired/wireless input expanders: PCX-RIX8,

PCXRIX8+, PCX-RIX8+PSU, PCX-RIX32-WE.

6 x Keypads/readers: PCX-LCD/EX, PCX-

PROX/EXT, PCXPROX/INT

Table 3 - PGM Outputs

Output PCX Additional Information

PCB 5 1 Relay, 4 transistor (Inputs 7 & 8 may be used as

outputs)

ATE outputs 10 Low power ATE outputs

Maximum PGM outputs 85 3 x Outputs on the PCB

2 x Shared outputs on the PCB: XPGM 1&2

(Inputs 7&8)

2 x Output expanders: PCX-ROX8R8T, PCX-

ROX16R+PSU

8 x Wired input expanders: PCX-RIX8+, PCX-

RIX8+PSU each have 4 outputs on board

6x Keypads, or 1x Keypad and 3to5 x Readers:

6 outputs

10 x ATE PGMs

User automation outputs 30 Allows users to activate these outputs via

keypad (PCXLCD/ EX), smart device app, or

keyfob (KEYFOB-WE)

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Table 4 - Codes

Code PCX Additional Information

Wireless keyfobs 32 Using 1 x Wireless expander: PCX-RIX32-WE

Maximum User Codes 100 + 1 Master Including wireless keyfobs: KEYFOB-WE

Duress / guard codes 10

Engineer Codes 1

Table 5 - Arming Devices

Procedure PCX Additional Information

Arming devices 6 maximum PCX-LCD/EX, PCX-EXT-BK/W, PCX-PROX/INT

Table 6 - Communication

Communication PCX Additional Information

Phone numbers 8

Modems / Communication paths PSTN, GPRS, LAN, Wi-

PSTN modem (DIGI-1200)

GPRS modem (DIGI-GPRS)

LAN modem (DIGI-LAN)

Wi-Fi modem (DIGI-WIFI/XA)

Formats for ARC PSTN: SIA Levels 1 & 3, CONTACT ID

GPRS or LAN or WiFi: SIA IP, CONTACT ID IP

Formats for User SMS signals to a user's mobile phone. Also allows user remote control

panel via SMS commands.

Push notification to a user's mobile phone.

Table 7 - Logs

Log PCX

Memory logs 1250

Memory type EEPROM

Table 8 - Power Rating

Power rating PCXS PCXL Additional

Information

PSU 1.5A 2.0A Power supply built

onboard

Battery type 3-7Ah 7-17Ah Recommended

batteries

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Table 9 - Dimensions and Compliance

Dimensions and compliance PCXS PCXL Additional

Information

Dimensions 297 x 250 x 82mm 390 x 305 x 100mm PCB: 170 x 110 x 40mm

EN grading* Grade 2 Grade 3

Environment class II II

* EN50131 compliance labeling should be removed if non-compliant configurations are used.

Default Codes

Master Manager Code: 1234 Engineer Code: 9999

Technical functions for example fire, gas and flooding are not security graded as they are

outside the scope of EN50131-1 and EN50131-3

Using the Keypad on the PCX

Table 10 - Button Operations

Button Description

aQuickly exit a menu.

Select Area A.

Change case when entering text.

bMove back to the previous main menu item.

Select Area B.

cMove back to the previous option in a sub-menu.

Select Area C.

Display additional information in the log.

Delete letters or numbers when entering text.

Enables chime feature.

dScroll forwards in the log.

Select Area D.

Access the user menu.

Press and hold to configure the keypad.

pTrigger PA (Panic Alarms) - only if enabled by an engineer.

fTrigger fire alarms - only if enabled by an engineer.

[] Move from one option to another while in a sub-menu.

Move through text.

Select Area 1, 2 or 3.

Also functions the same as the rest of the number / letter keys for entering numbers and text.

tSelect items and enter into a sub-menu or option.

0Enter a space when entering text.

Select Area 0.

xScroll forwards in the main menu and sub-menus.

When you have scrolled through all the options in a menu, returns to the previous menu level.

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On the PCX it is possible to write personalized titles for the following:

• Input Description, Location

• Area Names

• Site Name

• Device Name, Location

• Input and Output expander location descriptions

• User Names

The PCX incorporates a predictive text feature (T9type). For example, if you enter ‘B’ ‘Bedroom’ will

be displayed. If the word that you require doesn’t appear on the LCD display, just type the word letter

by letter.

• To type a word, press the relevant button the appropriate number of times – e.g. for the letter ‘k’

press the 5key two times, or for the letter ‘s’ press the 7button four times.

• To enter punctuation marks, press the 1button.

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