Sonitrol ICLASS Manuel utilisateur

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User Guide

Standard and iCLASS Enhanced Keypad

19810016 REV C

April 2009

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Table of Contents

1. Introduction.................................................................................................................................... 1

1.1 Your Security System ................................................................................................................ 1

1.2 Overview.................................................................................................................................... 1

1.3 LCD Display and Keypad Buttons ............................................................................................. 1

1.3.1 Numerical Buttons............................................................................................................ 2

1.3.2 LED Status Indicators....................................................................................................... 2

1.3.3 SELECT Button................................................................................................................ 2

1.3.4 TEST Button..................................................................................................................... 2

1.3.5 ARM/DISARM Button....................................................................................................... 2

1.3.6 ENTER Button.................................................................................................................. 2

1.3.7 Navigation Buttons........................................................................................................... 2

1.4 Security Levels .......................................................................................................................... 2

1.5 Access Control Keypad ............................................................................................................. 3

2. Using Your System........................................................................................................................ 3

2.1 Arming Your System.................................................................................................................. 3

2.2 Disarming Your System............................................................................................................. 4

2.3 Quick Arm Option...................................................................................................................... 4

2.4 Problems Arming Your System ................................................................................................. 4

2.5 Invalid Keypad Entry.................................................................................................................. 5

2.6 Emergency 911 and Duress Codes........................................................................................... 5

2.7 Accessing the System Menus ................................................................................................... 5

3. System Modes ............................................................................................................................... 6

3.1 Occupied Security Levels (Delayed or Instant) Mode................................................................ 6

3.2 Occupied Mode ......................................................................................................................... 6

3.3 Chime Mode.............................................................................................................................. 6

3.3.1 Enabling Chime Mode...................................................................................................... 6

3.3.2 Disabling Chime Mode..................................................................................................... 6

3.4 Remote Partition........................................................................................................................ 7

3.5 Toggle An Output ...................................................................................................................... 7

3.6 Event History ............................................................................................................................. 8

3.7 Delete A User ............................................................................................................................ 8

3.8 False Alarms.............................................................................................................................. 8

4. FCC ................................................................................................................................................. 9

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1. Introduction

1.1 Your Security System

Thank you for selecting one of the most advanced security systems on the market today. Your

system offers versatility and flexibility combined with superior performance and service. You will use

the keypad to turn your system off and on, as well as to set system options and identify problems.

Your keypad features a four-line screen which displays system conditions and instructions. The text

of each line will vary depending upon the current security level and features in use. This guide

explains the various system features and keypad functions. Keep this guide in a convenient, secure

location for future reference.

Some features contained in this booklet may not apply to your system configuration.

Note: These instructions describe the use of an iCLASS Enhanced Keypad. The Standard Keypad

is not compatible with the use of an access control card or FOB.

1.2 Overview

The Standard Keypad is the main display, programming, and user interface to the SonIP iBase and

FlexiBase Systems. The iCLASS Enhanced Keypad has the same functionality as the Standard

Keypad but has an integrated HID iCLASS Access Card Reader that can be configured as an

Arm/Disarm reader or an access control door reader.

1.3 LCD Display and Keypad Buttons

Figure 1. Keypad Buttons

The Standard and iCLASS Enhanced keypads are each an 18 button wall-mounted keypad. The

LCD Display screen contains a four line Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) that shows the system's status

in plain English or Spanish. Text never exceeds 20 characters per line. System menus scroll when

there is too much information to fit in the default screen.

Note: Language selection, English or Spanish, is specific to each user. Language selection must

be programmed by the Central Station.

Note: The Standard and iCLASS Enhanced keypads are only compatible with the iBase and

FlexiBase Panel.

Note: An up or down arrow displayed on the right-side of the screen indicates a scrolling menu.

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1.3.1 Numerical Buttons

The Numerical Buttons are used to enter any numerical values when prompted via the LCD menu.

1.3.2 LED Status Indicators

The LED on the right side of your keypad changes colors depending on your system status. It

flashes when there is an alarm no matter what color or arm state.

RED: System is ON (Armed)

GREEN: System is OFF (Disarmed)

YELLOW: Occupied Security Level

Flashing LED: An alarm has

occurred

Note: A beeping keypad indicates that the system is in alarm or incapable of reporting alarms.

Keypad beeping sequence:

Seconds On Seconds Off Alarm Type

0.125 0.125 Valid Request at Keypad (3 beeps annunciated)

1.250 0.750 Loss of communications

3.000 3.000 Aborted Alarm (occurs after loss of communications)

0.125 4.875 Loss of Battery Power

Always N/A Burglar Alarm

2.750 0.250 Tamper (e.g. Security Cabinet door opened)

0.125 2.875 Trouble Alarm

1.3.3 SELECT Button

The Select Button is used to access the system menus.

1.3.4 TEST Button

Initiates communications between the iBase or FlexiBase Panel and the Central Station. Only active

from the default screen (Disarm state screen).

1.3.5 ARM/DISARM Button

This button is used when arming or disarming the system.

1.3.6 ENTER Button

Enter your code directly from the default screen then press the Enter Button to access menus, arm,

and or silence alarms. Also used to complete a menu selection or entry of an Access Code.

1.3.7 Navigation Buttons

The Navigation Buttons are used to scroll System Menus up and down. The left navigation button

also acts as a clear or backspace button.

1.4 Security Levels

There are three security levels available on your system. They are: Armed, Occupied, and

Disarmed.

•Armed: This is selected to arm your security system and monitor all devices. The protected

area should not be occupied.

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•Occupied Security: This allows predefined areas of your premises to be protected (i.e.

exterior doors, windows, etc.) while the interior of the building remains occupied. There are

two levels of occupied security available:

– Instant: Sends an alarm immediately to the monitoring console if predefined areas of

your premise are violated.

– Delay: Entry/Exit delay allows for authorized persons to leave or enter through

designated doors before sending an alarm to the monitoring console. All other exterior

protection will generate immediate alarms when violated.

•Disarmed: Selected to disarm your security system and only monitor devices such as Hold-

up, Temperature Control, etc.

1.5 Access Control Keypad

The LED status on the keypad will be red when the door is locked, green when the door is unlocked,

and amber when either a card is swiped that does not exist in the system or the user does not have

authority.

Note: Keypads used as Arm/Disarm keypads are unable to access system menus.

Note: Keypads used as Arm/Disarm keypads can only be used as entry keypads and not exit.

1. For access through a door using a keypad for access, the user should either enter their access

code and press ENTER or swipe their card. Upon verification, the door can be opened.

2. If 911 is enabled, the user can press 911 and then press ENTER if an emergency occurs.

3. If a duress code is enabled, the user can press the ARM/DISARM button enter the duress code

and press ENTER to alert the Monitoring Center of duress while changing the state of the

partition from ARMED to DISARMED or from DISARMED to DISARMED. If the duress code is

entered without pressing the ARM/DISARM button, the Monitoring Center will receive the duress

alarm and the partition state will remain the same.

2. Using Your System

2.1 Arming Your System

1. Press the ARM/DISARM Button.

2. When prompted present Card/Key fob or enter access code and press ENTER.

Note: Your Access Code should be 1-8 digits.

Note: If there is only one partition, skip to step 5.

3. Select the partition you want to arm:

•THIS PARTITION: arms the local partition

•MY PARTITIONS: arms only the partitions your Access Code is programmed to control

4. Press ENTER.

•The keypad briefly displays: PLEASE WAIT WHILE ARMING...

5. When the keypad displays: ARMED XXX SEC TO EXIT. The Keypad sounder will begin beeping,

exit the door or building and verify the door is closed and locked.

Note: The keypad will display Armed when in the Armed State.

Loss of communications, over IP or Telephone, will NOT allow the system to Arm.

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2.2 Disarming Your System

1. Press the ARM/DISARM Button.

2. When prompted present Card/Key fob or enter access code and press ENTER.

Note: If there is only one partition, steps 3 and 4 are not required.

3. Select the partition you want to disarm:

•THIS PARTITION: disarms the local partition

•MY PARTITIONS: disarms only the partitions your Access Code is programmed to control

4. Press ENTER.

Note: The keypad will display Disarmed when in the Disarmed State.

2.3 Quick Arm Option

This option is used to expedite the arming of that partition in a facility. It is useful when there are

cleaning crews or other temporary employees working in the facility.

1. If the Quick Arm option is enabled: when the user presses the ARM/DISARM Button the system

will prompt the user to press ENTER to arm the optioned partition in the system.

Example: If a facility has a total of six (6) partitions (A-F), only the partition where the keypad is

located, and programmed for Quick Arm, will arm when Quick Arm is initiated.

Note: Quick Arm will not enable if there is a violation on any optioned partition.

Note: The Quick Arm option can only be enabled by the Central Station.

2. If any alarm loop is in violation, the user will automatically receive the list of violations for those

partitions.

2.4 Problems Arming Your System

Prior to arming your system, all monitored devices (such as doors or windows) must be secured. If

a violation exists when you are attempting to turn your system on, the screen will display a list of the

unsecured devices. Use the up/down navigation keys to scroll through the list. Once the violated

devices have been secured, continue with the normal arming procedure.

If any monitored device is in violation and prevents you from arming, you may BYPASS it. BYPASS

will disable the device in violation and allow you to continue the arming process. The device will be

enabled again once it returns to its normal condition.

Note: Use of the BYPASS feature is limited to “Master” Level users.

1. When the cursor is pointing at the violation you want to view, press ENTER.

SYSTEM NOT READY

> FRONT DOOR

BACK ROOM AUDIO ▼

2. With the alarm displayed, the system will ask if you want to bypass the violation. Press ENTER to

bypass.

FRONT DOOR

I-B , INPUT 01

> BYPASS?

3. The system bypasses the violation. Press the <CLR (back) button to return to the alarm violation

list.

FRONT DOOR

I-B , INPUT 01

> BYPASSED!

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4. Continue through the list and either clear the violation, by securing the door, window, etc. in

violation or bypass each violation.

Note: If the BYPASS option is used in any monitored device that failed to clear, it is recommended

that it be reported to the Central Station.

Note: If your system is scheduled to Arm Automatically and fails to do so, there is a device in

violation somewhere within your facility. The keypad’s event history displays the activity in order of

occurrence, starting with the most recent event. Once you clear the violations, your system will

allow you to arm.

2.5 Invalid Keypad Entry

When prompted to enter your Access Code, the screen does not change until after you have

pressed ENTER. If an invalid code is entered, the screen will display the following message:

UNABLE TO VERIFY

Press the <CLR (back) button to return to the Armed, Disarmed, or Occupied default screen.

Three attempts to enter a valid code are allowed, then the keypad will display message:

PLEASE STANDBY

The user interface will lock-out for two minutes.

2.6 Emergency 911 and Duress Codes

1. If 911 is enabled, the user can press 911 and then press ENTER if an emergency occurs.

Note: Pressing 911 will NOT contact the Police Department. However, it will send an

Emergency Duress Alarm to the Central Station.

911 will NOT be enabled for UL Listed Applications.

2. If a duress code is enabled, the user can press the ARM/DISARM button enter the duress code

and press ENTER to alert the monitoring center of duress while changing the state of the

partition from ARMED to DISARMED or from DISARMED to ARMED.

3. If duress occurs and the partition’s state does not need to be changed, the user can just enter

the duress code and press ENTER. The Monitoring Center will be alerted of the duress but the

partition will remain in its current state.

2.7 Accessing the System Menus

1. With the keypad displaying DISARMED on OCCUPIED - INSTANT or OCCUPIED - DELAYED,

key in an access code and press the ENTER or for iClass keypads you can swipe your card. The

system menus will then be displayed.

2. Use the navigation buttons to scroll through the various menus and press ENTER to make your

selection.

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3. System Modes

3.1 Occupied Security Levels (Delayed or Instant) Mode

The Occupied security mode allows you to arm predefined areas of your premises (such as exterior

doors, windows, etc.) while the interior of the building remains occupied.

Two Occupied security levels are available:

•Delayed: Select this feature when the premises are occupied and someone is expected to

enter. When the assigned delay door is opened, an "entry delay" time begins, allowing the

user ample time to enter the proper code into the keypad. The keypad beeps during this

time, reminding the user to enter a code.

•Instant: Select this feature when the premises are occupied, and no one else is expected to

enter. If someone does enter through the delay door (or other predefined areas of your

premises) an alarm is immediately sent to the monitoring console.

3.2 Occupied Mode

1. Press ENTER while the cursor is pointing to OCCUPIED MODE.

2. While displaying OCCUPIED MODE, use navigation buttons to select either OCCUPIED -

INSTANT or OCCUPIED - DELAYED.

OCCUPIED MODE

>OCCUPIED - INSTANT

OCCUPIED - DELAYED ▼

3. While displaying SELECT PARTITION, use navigation buttons to select either THIS PARTITION

or MY PARTITIONS and press ENTER.

4. Keypad briefly displays PLEASE WAIT WHILE ARMING.... When armed, displays OCCUPIED -

INSTANT or OCCUPIED - DELAYED.

Note: XXX SEC TO EXIT will only display if the OCCUPIED - DELAYED has been

selected/optioned.

OCCUPIED - INSTANT

11/08/06 11:08

Note: MY PARTITIONS selection will attempt to arm to the Occupied Security Level only those

Partitions your access code has been programmed to control.

3.3 Chime Mode

When Chime Mode is enabled, the system will annunciate the violation of pre-selected devices while

security is disarmed.

3.3.1 Enabling Chime Mode

2.1 Use the navigation buttons to select TURN CHIME ON and press ENTER.

2.2 While displaying SELECT PARTITION, use navigation buttons to select either THIS PARTITION

or MY PARTITIONS and press ENTER.

Note: Keypad displays CHIME on the second line on the default screen when enabled.

3.3.2 Disabling Chime Mode

1. Use the navigation buttons to select TURN CHIME OFF and press ENTER.

2. While displaying SELECT PARTITION, use navigation buttons to select either THIS PARTITION

or MY PARTITIONS and press ENTER.

Note: Keypad will no longer display CHIME on the second line on the default screen.

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