Vimar Eikon 20493 Manuel utilisateur

Manual to configure the radio-frequency devices when used with the burglar alarm

via bus system.

Instructions

Eikon

20493

Arké

19493

Idea

16943

Plana

14493

This manual is necessary in order to configure the radio-frequency devices when used with the VIMAR burglar alarm via bus

system through the specific radio interface (Eikon 20493, Arké 19493, Idea 16943 and Plana 14493).

WARNING: The Eikon 20493, Arké 19493, Idea 16943 and Plana 14493 radio interface is compatible with:

- By-me 8-module recess and surface mounting control panels ver. 3.0 and later.

- 2-module burglar alarm control panels ver. 5.0 and later.

- EasyTool Software ver. 4.0 and later.

SUMMARY

Radio interface (Eikon 20493, Arké 19493, Idea 16943, Plana 14493) ......................................... 2

Remote control (01819)............................................................................. 6

Infrared detector (01737) ........................................................................... 9

Detector with magnetic contact for doors and windows (01738) ............................................ 16

Water detector for protection against flooding (01744) .................................................... 24

Siren for outdoor use (01747) ....................................................................... 28

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Radio interface

The radio interface allows using the radio frequency devices to

extend coverage in places or accesses where it is not possible to

add any cables and devices via BUS. In addition it permits using

one or more radio controls as a key to switch the system on/off.

The device turns the system on and off (completely or the asso-

ciated partitioned zones) after receiving the code emitted by the

remote controls.

Iì’t is supplied in the following versions:

20493: 2 Eikon modules

19493: 2 Arké modules

16943: 2 idea modules

14493: 2 Plana modules

Technical characteristics

- Rated supply voltage (Vn): BUS 20-30 V d.c.

- Protection class: IP30

- Operating temperature: -5 -- +45 °C (for indoor use)

- Installation: flush or surface mounting (with surface mounting box

09975…)

- Type of protection: against opening and removal with passive infrared

sensor built in

- Consumption: 20 mA typ

Frequency of reception and transmission: dual at 433 MHz and 868 MHz

- Configuration button

- Indicator LED

- It has two terminals for the polarized connection to the bus (+ and –).

- The receiver is governed, for turning the system on and off and parti-

tioning it, by one or more remote controls with over 65,000 possible

combinations.

- Maximum number of radiofrequency devices that can be stored: 40

for each radio interface

- Maximum number of radio interfaces that can be installed in a

system: 4.

IdeaEikon Plana

Arké

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List of Radio frequency devices that can be used

VIMAR code DESCRIPTION / COMPOSITION

01819 Two-way remote control

01737 Passive infrared intrusion detector, battery power supply (supplied).

01738 Magnetic contact for doors and windows, battery power supply (supplied).

01744 Water detector for protection against flooding, battery power supply (supplied).

01747 Siren for outdoor use, battery power supply (supplied)

00912 9 V 12 Ah alkaline battery for siren for outdoor use

N.B.: The detectors 01737 and 01738 are equipped with an input terminal on which an NC or a roller-shutter contact can be

connected; to enable it, use the dip switches on the device card.

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Operation

The device receives the transmissions of the radio wave signals

emitted by the radiofrequency devices and by the remote control.

• Regular operation: receives the information from the radiofre-

quency devices (tamper alarm, burglar alarm, technical alarm,

low battery). It receives the codes from the remote controls and

sends them to the control panel; in addition it receives informa-

tion from the control panel on the system status and sends it to

the siren and remote controls.

• Configuration:inthephaseofaddingradiofrequencydevicesit

saves the characteristics of the component that has responded

and communicates some information to the control panel.

• Supervision: this function checks the configured Radio

Frequency devices work properly; If a device does not signal

its presence for a time of 4 h, the interface sends a “no devi-

ce” message to the control panel. To obtain this function the

“Supervision” parameter must be active.

Note: If the intrusion detection alarm system is turned on and a

contact has accidentally been left open (a window for instance),

the system will not turn on and the control panel will display the

alarm message and the zone to which the contact left open

belongs.

If you repeat the process for turning it on, the system will activate

itself as normal even with the contact open.

Indicators

• redLEDonsteady:

- during configuration and reset;

• redLEDblinking:

- due to system in alarm or an attempt at tampering with the

device. The LED keeps on blinking until the alarm that generated

it is deleted or the system is turned on again; therefore it is not

enough to turn off the system to cut off the alarm.

• greenLEDblinking:

- the system is turned on in partitioned mode;

• greenLEDonsteady:

- the system is turned on not partitioned;

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• red/greentwo-colourLEDblinking:

- it blinks for a few seconds after the phase of resetting the device.

Settings (programmable via the control panel)

1) Zone: the assignment zone from 1 to 30, set from the control

panel by selecting the number of the chosen zone in the spe-

cific menu; the interface can be configured in zone 31 when

you need the “PANIC” button of the remote control 01819 to

activate the audible panic alarm (see page 6).

2) Sensitivity of the antitamper device: (default 0 that is disabled).

Value that adjusts the sensitivity of the optical antitamper in

the radio interface. Adjustment range from 0 (disabled) to 15

(maximum sensitivity);

Supervised (default OFF). Supervision of the Radio Frequency

detectors on (ON) or off (OFF);

4) Activation delay zones from 1 to 10: 0 s = instantaneous. It can

be increased up to 60 s in steps of 1 s;

5) Activation delay zones from 10 to 20: 0 s = instantaneous. It can

be increased up to 60 s in steps of 1 s;

6) Activation delay zones from 20 to 30: 0 s = instantaneous. It can

be increased up to 60 s in steps of 1 s.

Note:If a radio frequency detector for alarms of a technical type

(water detector, for instance) is configured in the same zone as a

relay actuator (one-position stable), this will switch over when the

detector signals the alarm.

Standard compliance

R&TTE directive

Standards EN 60065, EN 50130-4, EN 61000-6-3, EN 301489-1,

EN 301489-3, EN 300220-2.

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The remote control has 4 keys to transmit 4 different com-

mands to the radio interface. The radio interface commu-

nicates these commands to the control panel. Command

transmission is indicated by the orange LED of the remote

control lighting up.

Remote control (01819)

OFF button

Control transmission

and confirmation LED

ON 1 button

PANIC button

01819

ON 2 button

Technical characteristics

- Power supply: 2 alkaline batteries 3 V CR2016

- Radio range: 100 m in an open field

Standard compliance

R&TTE directive

Standards EN 60950-1, EN 50130-4, EN 301489-1, EN 301489-3,

EN 300220-2.

Operation

Pressing the 4 keys on the remote control provides 4 different

functions.

•OFFbutton1:Turningthesystemoff(accordingtothepartitions

associated with the remote control code).

• ON1button2:Turningthesystemon(accordingtothepartitions

associated with the remote control code).

• PANICbutton3:usedtomanagethepanicsignal.

• ON2button4:Switchesthesystemon(accordingtotheparti-

tions associated with the control).

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LED indicators

• blinkingorange:codetransmission

• green:systemofforinterfaceinoffzone

• red:systemonorinterfaceinactivezone

The remote control has the function of a connector; in addition, for

button 3 it is possible to select:

PANIC BUTTON function with audible warning: the radio interface

must be configured in zone 31. In this way, on pressing the PANIC

button the siren is activated.

PANIC BUTTON FUNCTION WITHOUT AUDIBLE WARNING but

with message: the radio interface and an actuator must be configu-

red in the same zone from 1 to 30. The actuator must be connected

to a channel of the dialler. In this way, on pressing the PANIC button

the message is sent.

MANAGEMENT FUNCTION: the radio interface and an actuator

must be configured in the same zone from 1 to 30. In this way, on

pressing the PANIC button the state of the actuator is switched over

(one-position stable actuator).

The various PANIC functions are mutually exclusive.

To silence the sirens turn the system on and off with the remote control

by pressing the ON (1 and 2) and OFF buttons in sequence, or on the

control panel with “Alarm Reset”

Configuring the remote control

- Prepare the control panel for configuring the radio-frequency devices

(see the control panel manual).

- Press remote control buttons 1 and 2 together.

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Inserting/changing batteries.

The power supply is provided by 2 alkaline batteries CR2016 3 V.

• Changethebatteriessolelywithonesofthesametype.

• Connectthebatteriesobservingthecorrectpolarity.

• Ifscrappingtheremotecontrol,thebatteriesmustbetaken

out beforehand.

WARNING:

Dispose of batteries in the speciﬁc differentiated

collection bins.

CR 2016

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