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1. Requirements Fon Pan European Approval For Connection To THe SwrrcHep TELEPHONE Networks Psrus Or Supportine THe Voice TELEPHONY SERVICE In Which Network IF Provioeo Is By Means Or DuaL Tone Frequency SIGNALLING EN 300 220 3 ELEcrROMAGNETIC Fabio Spectrum Marrers Erm Rance Devices Sro Equipment To Be Usen THe 25 1 000 Muz Frequency Rance Power Levers Raneine Up 500 Mw Parr 3 Harmonizeo Coverine Essenria Requirements Unner 3 2 Or THE R amp TTE DIRECTIVE EN 301 489 3 Exectromacneric Raio Spectrum Marters Erm ELectRomacnetic CompariBiuity Stanparp For Rapio Equipment Ano SERVICES Part 3 Speciric For Devices Srp Operatie Frequencies Between 9 Kuz 40 Guz EN 50130 5 ALARM SYSTEMS Parr 5 Test METHODS EN 50131 1 ALARMS SYSTEMS INTRUSION AND BURGLARY ALARM SYSTEMS GENERAL REQUIREMENTS EN 50131 6 ALARMS SYSTEMS INTRUSION AND BURGLARY ALARM SYSTEMS Part 6 POWER SUPPLIERS COMPLIES WITH THE PRODUCT STANDARD CEI 79 2 Seconp LeveL Page 36 Programming Manual 24805480 14 11 2012 319F92C ver 1 2 data and information in this manual may be changed at any time with no obligation on BRAHMS s part to not
2. Page 22 Programming Manual 24805480 14 11 2012 319F92C ver 1 2 The data and information in this manual may be changed at any time with no obligation on BRAHMS s part to notify anyone of this Page 23 Programming Manual 24805480 14 11 2012 319F92C ver 1 2 The data and information in this manual may be changed at any time with no obligation BRAHMS s part to notify anyone of this 2 11 Associating output Associating the same output to several events or several areas breakdowns alarms means the function of the output Example the output will activate when at least one area is in alarm mode if the generic alarm status is associated to the same stable type output ASSOCIATION 15 OUTPUTS GEN AREA ALR 01 NO IET Generic alarm area switched on Default vo For selecting the output to associate to the single area s general alarm AREA SABOTAG 01 NO Me Area sabotage alarm output Default vo SES For selecting the output to associate to the single area s sabotage alarm inputs tamper and 24h type inputs TECH AREA ALR 01 NO Area technical alarm output Default 004 5 For selecting the output to associate to the single area s technical alarm technical type inputs
3. AREA BURG ALR 01 m Area burglar alarm output Default No For selecting the output to associate to the single area s burglary alarm AREA READY 01 NO pE Area output ready Default NO S For selecting the output to associate to the single area s ready status an area is deemed ready when none of its associated inputs is open AREA ON 01 NO pE Generic alarm area switched on Default OUTPUT 002 5 Al For selecting the output to associate to the single area s switched on or off status AREA BUZ OUTP 01 NO n AREA TC OUTP 01 NO Area buzzer output Default o B B For selecting the output to associate to the single area s input buzzer an input can be associated to a buzzer function Area TC output Default For selecting the output to associate to the single area s TC status The TC output is for blocking the sensors when the system is disinserted It works as follows example for control unit exit 1 which when ON yields 13 8Vdc e jtruns at 13 8V when the area is switched off e with area switched on and the input is open during the exit time System breakdown output generic breakdown warning Defauit ouzPur 003 OUTPUT 003 rj For selecting the output to associate to th
4. Activating and restoring battery breakdown Telephone notifications associated to both activation and restoration of battery breakdowns control unit Use the V E keys to set the phone numbers Activating and restoring 230 Vac power supply breakdown Telephone notifications associated to the absence and restoration of the 230 Vac power supply in the control unit Use the H keys to set the phone numbers Activating and restoring power supply unit breakdown Telephone notifications associated to both activation and restoration of breakdowns the control unit power supply Use the keys to set the phone numbers Activating and restoring breakdown of fuses Telephone notifications associated to both activation and restoration of breakdowns fuses in the control unit and peripherals Use the keys to set the phone numbers Activating and restoring PSTN and GSM breakdown Telephone notifications associated to the activation and restoration breakdowns of the PSTN and GSM lines PSTN line down unsuccessful SIM log on etc Use the la E keys to set the phone numbers ENGLISH ENGLISH PHONE NOT MENU 07 CODE ENTERING E
5. LEARN KEY 001 OK ESC AUTHORIZAT 001 SWITCH ON OFF OUTPUT ASSOC 001 NO DESCRIPTION 001 KEY 001 Clear code Default If you want to use a key it must be activated Areas associated to the keys Default we For assigning the key s areas of competence Use the V H 7 keys to set the areas to associate Key learning For key learning and associating The key is activated to switch on and off the areas associated to it The key is authorised only to switch on the areas associated to it Example for assigning a switch on key to the cleaning crew Authorise key Default SWITCH ON or A Associating output Default associating impulsive type output when key is inserted into inserter Example for opening a lock with key Group For associating a key to a group Key description For editing the key description Page 26 Programming Manual 24805480 14 11 2012 319F92C ver 1 2 data and information in this manual may be changed at any time with no obligation on BRAHMS s part to notify anyone of this Page 27 Programming Manual 24805480 14 11 2012 319F92C ver 1 2 The data and informati
6. brahms SECURITY ALARM CONTROL UNIT DrOHINETS PROGRAMMING MANUAL English ENGLISH INDEX 1 SYMBOLS AND GLOSSARY 2 TECHNICAL MENU ACCESSING THE TECHNICAL MENU 2 1 PROGRAMMING MODE MENU ITEMS BELONGING TO OTHER MODES EASY MODE STANDARD MODE ADVANCED MODE 2 2 INSTALLATION EDIT SYSTEM REMOTE KEYPAD ADDRESSING ADDRESSING REMOTE INSERTERS SYSTEM TEST BUS RS485 PXLAN PXWEB CONFIGURATION 2 3 SCENARIOS 2 4 AREAS 2 5 KEYPADS 2 6 INSERTERS 2 7 INPUTS 2 8 OUTPUTS 2 9 TIMES 2 10 TELEPHONE NOTIFICATIONS 2 11 ASSOCIATING OUTPUT 2 12 CODES 2 13 KEYS 2 14 TELEPHONES 2 15 TELEPHONE OPTIONS 2 16 SPECIAL FUNCTIONS 2 17 SCHEDULER 2 18 EVENTS 2 19 CLOCK 2 20 DEFAULT PARAMETERS 3 EVENTS MESSAGING PAGE 33 4 REFERENCE LAWS PAGE 36 5 DECLARATION PAGE 36 1 Symbols and glossary A This symbol indicates the parts which describe safety issues This symbol indicates parts which must be read with care e Permanently on warning light o Warning light off e Rapidly flashing warning light INSTALLER any person or business responsible for designing and installing the system USER any persons using the security alarm system Page 2 Programming Manual 24805480 14 11 2012 319F92C ver 1 2 The data and information in this manual may be changed at any time with no obligation on BRAHMS s part to notify anyone of this Page Programming Manual 24805480 14 11 2012 319F92C ver
7. J Protection Single balanced input 1 H 9779 Alarm GED NO Protection 4 7 kohm Double balanced input Protection Tamper NC ices Be pa 99 wo 4 7 kohm Page 14 Programming Manual 24805480 14 11 2012 319F92C ver 1 2 The data and information in this manual may be changed at any time with no obligation on BRAHMS s part to notify anyone of this Page 15 Programming Manual 24805480 14 11 2012 319F92C ver 1 2 The data and information in this manual may be changed at any time with no obligation BRAHMS s part to notify anyone of this AND OR AREAS 001 INS IF AREAS OR AUTOEXCLUS 001 0 10 O NO 03 BUZZ OUPUT 001 NO OUTPUT ASSOC 001 NO Associated areas beat E F 5 Al The inputs can be freely associated to one or more areas The behaviour of an input which is associated to several areas depends on the value selected for the parameter AND OR AREAS And or areas Default A If you associate several areas to an input the input s insertion status which is given by the switched on off status of the associated areas depends on this parameter Input inserted if at least one associated area is switched on Example used when you wish to manage partialisations along with the areas that share several inputs Input inserted if all of the associated area
8. Service Out of order Delayed 1 Delayed 2 24 hours Technical Path Memory Switching on Burglary Tamper ENGLISH ENGLISH ISTANTANEOUS 001 NEVER BALANCING 001 SINGLE BAL Instantaneous Default NEVER Parameter viewable only if the input is a delayed For managing the delayed input as instantaneous if partialised that is if associated to several areas and not all of them are switched on IF PARTIAL ON Standard setting the input is always delayed Example overhead garage door The input is delayed if all of the associated areas are switched on and is delayed if partialised at least one area switched off and one switched on Example this parameter is set when it is necessary for the door to be delayed type when the User is not at home and is instant when at home partialised system Area 1 Day time zone Area 2 Night time zone Area 3 perimetral Scenario 1 Going out Areas Scenario 2 Going to bed Areas Front door entrance Instantaneous Type ar mera or And or areas Areas 8 Balancing Default stwezz NORM CLS SINGLE BAL DOUBLE BAL Input normally closed Protection Input normally open S
9. EASY only base parameters for simple systems are available PROGRAMMING only simple standard system parameters are available all configurable parameters are available Passing from Advanced to Easy means automatic reconfiguring of the parameters EASY which will be hidden MENU ITEMS BELONGING TO OTHER MODES This manual shows all of the menu items as if it were in ADVANCED mode To understand which menu item mode is viewable and therefore editable just look at which letters appear in the top right hand corner of each item s description AGA SE A Item found in the three modes Item found in standard and advanced modes Item found only in advanced mode Following are the main differences among the three types ENGLISH ENGLISH EASY MODE The EASY programming mode lets you quickly and simply start up low complexity systems or is used by non highly skilled installing technicians The pre configured settings are the following INDEX AREA DESCRIPTION INDEX AREA DESCRIPTION DAY AREA 3 PERIMETER AREA NIGHT AREA SCENARIO DESCRIPTION ASSOCIATED AREAS PROPERTIES GOING OUT 2 TURN GOING TO BED TURN STAYING INDOORS TURN KEYPADS ASSOCIATED SCENARIOS INSERTERS ASSOCIATED SCENARIOS GOING OUT GOING OUT ALL KEYPADS B GOING
10. PXWEB PXLAN DHCP YES NO Network board automatic addressing Enables disables auto addressing DHCP PXWEB KEYBOARD EMULATOR 02 Keypad emulation PXWEB Associates the virtual keypad to a physical keypad address 192 168 001 100 IPADDR MODIF IP address configuration Network board IP address configuration 2559255925558 000 NETMASK MODIF SUBNET MASK configuration Configures the SUBNET MASK 192 168 001 001 GATEWAY MODIF IP COMPUTER PORT 36821 MODIF GATEWAY Configuration Allows GATEWAY configuration IP connection port configuration Allows configuration of the computer s IP connection port ENGLISH ENGLISH SCENARIOS 03 CHANGE SCENAR 01 GOING OUT AREA ACTIONS 01 2 EXACT ON OFF AREAS ASSOCC 01 HHH Actions on areas Default EXACT ON OFF Associated areas F The parameter defines the action that the scenario is to carry out in the areas specified inl AREAS Assocc DISABLED EXACT ON OFF ON SEL AREAS OFF SEL AREAS SWITCH SEL AREAS The scenario does not alter the switched on status of the areas Example scenario that is disabled or managed only for the associat
11. STOP FROM CODE NONE m LINE PRIORITY PSTN PSTN RMT CTRL YES vA CALL SEQUENCE CONTINUE 1 2 3 4 m Call sequence Default 1 2 3 4 S Al For choosing if in the selection sequence of programmed telephone numbers in case of communications that are NOT completed e g the called telephone number is busy another call should be immediately made to the same telephone number or if the communicator should continue selecting other numbers Call and move on to next number Call and try calling back for the number of times set up in the phone STOP FROM PHONE ALL PHONE CALLS mm Stop telephone calls sequence Default ATL PHONE CALLS 5 While listening to voice call Users can press key 5 on their telephones to automatically interrupt ALL of the subsequent telephone communications SMSs voice calls CONTACT IDs While listening to a voice call Users can press key 5 on their phones to automatically interrupt ONLY the repetitive call backs to their own phone numbers ALL of the subsequent telephone communications are anyhow carried out SMSs voice messages CONTACT IDs Stop sequence of code key insertion calls Defaut If an event i e general technical sabotage alarm etc sets off a cycle of telephone calls it can be interrupted by entering either a code or ke
12. the control unit is completely switched off i e no areas are switched on Programming the control unit from a PC is only allowed when the control unit is completely switched off i e no areas are switched on and the User code has been entered AREAS ASSOC 001 TH AUTHORIZAT 001 SWITCH ON OFF REMOTE CTRL 001 ENABLED VISIBILITY PUBLIC Clear code Default ENABLED If you want to use a code it must be activated Areas associated to the code Default assigning areas of competence to the User code Use the keys Eto set the areas to associate User code authorisation Default swrrcH ON OFF The code is activated to switch off the areas assigned to it The code is only authorised to switch on the areas assigned to it Example for assigning a switch on code to cleaning crew Activate for remote telecontrol Default S Bl Makes it possible for Users to remotely access the system to tele manage it via SMSs or voice guide User code visibility Default s Setting a User code to public mode allows other codes that are activated to access the manage other codes in user menu to edit activate said code Example for system
13. Power supply failure notification time must be set at one minute 1 min Do not activate quick switching on The Stop Communication option must not be activated when control unit is switched off Input time 1 and 2 must be set to a maximum of 45 sec EN50131 1 8 3 8 2 The battery test time must be set above 5 minutes Activate SEE SYSTEM STATUS setting at x than xx seconds Deactivate the function QUICK SWITCHING ON 5 Declaration http www bpt it mailto info bpt it BPT S p a a Socio Unico Head and Registered Office Via Cornia 1 b 33079 Sesto al Reghena PN Italy Declares under its own responsibility that the following products for security alarm units PROXINET8 comply with essential requisites and dispositions given by the following Directives and applicable Regulations listed below DIRECTIVES 2006 95 CE Low Vottace Directive 2004 108 CE ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY DIRECTIVE 1999 05 EC DIRECTIVE ON RADIO EQUIPMENT AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS TERMINAL EQUIPMENT AND MuTuAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF THEIR COMPLIANCE TO STANDARDS EN 50130 4 1 2 ALARM SYSTEMS Part 4 ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY EN 60950 1 INFORMATION SECURITY TECHNOLOGY EQUIPMENT Part 1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS EN 61000 6 3 ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY EMC Part 6 3 GENERAL STANDARDS EMISSION STANDARD FOR RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL AND LIGHT INDUSTRY ZONES ETSI ES 203 021 1 Terminal
14. FROM CODE in the TELEPHONE OPTIONS ACTION DESCRIPTION Impulsive switching on When input is unbalanced the associated areas switch on Impulsive switching off When input is unbalanced the associated areas switch off Impulsive switching on When input is unbalanced the associated areas exchange off status when off they switch on and when on they switch off Stable switching on off Engaged status When input is unbalanced the associated areas switch on and when balanced they switch off Example if switching on and off must be managed via a mechanical key it is necessary to have a mechanical lock with C NC and NO contacts Input programmed to be type SWITCHING ON action STABLE SWITCH ON SWITCH OFF and associated areas the areas to switch on off Connect the input to the lock so that when the key is on system on the input is unbalanced i e open and when it is on system off the input is balanced i e closed This instantaneous input is active either when the control unit is on or off When unbalanced it does not triggers the keypad alarm LED lights to switch on and the alarm telephone call s to numbers associated to the BURGLARY ALARM Keypads Telephone calls inserters Associated areas on Instantaneous gt lt Alarm relay Sabotage Technical Burglary Out of order Faulty Led Sabotage Technical Burglary Entrance 1 Entrance 2 gt lt Led alarm PRG Lock up
15. PRINTER OUTPUT ARMED Control unit switched on status after powering up the system restarting it Default PREVIOUS ARMING All of the areas switch on All of the areas switch off The switching on status of the areas returns to that before the power off was given H POWER ON CTR U PREVIOUS STATUS mm H QUICK TURN ON DISARMED Quick switch on Detault _DISARMED If activated it lets you start scenarios from the keypads without having to enter a code Warning When activated prevents exclusion of open inputs during the start up phase SEE AREAS STATUS 0 30 SEC 000 Screening the status of the control unit from keypads and inserters Al Default 00 If switching off state of the areas is set to greater than 0 it is hidden after a preset amount of time Buzzer on keypad output Default k Al If you activate the inputs to have buzzer properties you can select the keypads that have to sound during the buzzer time Example shop entrance doorbell PRE ENTER TEST DISARMED Pre insertion Test Default prsamwEp PRE INSERTION TEST ACTIVATED the system be forced activated when the system is activated and one of the following anomalies is present The breakdown led blinks and the anomaly is sto
16. Telephone options telecontrol from SMS ves SMS to send activate heating CRSMS 123456 6002 Output follows Default For binding the activation status of one output as a function of another output Example we want two outputs on the general alarm bus Output 10 type Output 21 type follows output 10 In the outputs Association menu assign general alarm status of the areas Lourpur 10 Output description For editing the output description BATTER TEST INT Autotest intervals Default 299 S al It determines every how many hours the control unit should automatically perform a functional test The first auto test after switching on the control unit is done after the time defined by AUTOTEST INTERVAL If the value is set to 000 the autotest is not performed Example this function is generally employed by surveillance as system survival Telephone 15 security firm number format system code xxxx Autotest interval hours In telephone notifications telephones for autotest notifications EUM 0 255 MIN 060 Battery test interval Default 25 S It determines every how many minutes the control unit should automatically perform a BATTERY DYNAMIC TEST If the value is set to 0 the test is deactivated In case th
17. anyone of this 2 20 Default parameters DEFAULT 26 PARAMETERS Default parameters Press to execute the default parameters E The default parameters do not erase the codes and keys you purchased CONTROL UNIT 27 VERSION VERSION Control unit version PROXINET8 1 0 x To know the model and version of the control unit in use 3 Events messaging The events are composed by TIME and DATE EVENT DESCRIPTION activation restoring EVENT INDEX e EVENT DESCRIPTION part 2 ACTIVATION RESTORE DESCRIPTION 2 We have a switching on event when there are only switching on actions total or par tial If switching on all of the areas man aged by the control unit the second de scription will read TOTAL whereas partial switching on will indicated the switched on areas example Sabotage Technical Out of order The partialisation even takes place when wehavenon total area switching off actions partial switching off The second descrip tion will show the switched on or of status of the remaining areas example The switching off event takes place when ee the system is totally switched off CONT UNIT Control unit or auxiliary power supply unit opening or ripping tampering detected PWR DESCR Check tamper integrity Input xxx has been ta
18. associated areas 4 AREAS ASSOC 01 HHEH Scenarios Default L1 sc 1 L2 sc 2 13 5 3 Associate the scenarios to the three inserter LEDs SRO La FF Use keys Hi to edit the scenario associated to the inserter led Example a home with three area management day night perimetric through two activations total only perimetric SCENARIO 2 L 01 Area DAY TIME Area 2 NIGHT TIME Area 3 PERIMETER Scenario 1 GOING OUT EXACT areas Scenario 2 STAYING IN TURN ON OFF Exact areas Inserter 1 associated areas scenario L1 GOING OUT Scenario L2 STAYING INDOORS scenario L3 _NO SCENARIO ee 5 Allows to enable disable failed inserter communication warning Input buzzer Default xES YES For activating deactivating the buzzer during the entrance time Output buzzer Default xEs YES For activating deactivating the buzzer during the exit time Alarm buzzer Default YES For activating deactivating the buzzer during the control unit s alarm time DESCRIPTION 01 Inserter description KEY READER 01 For editing the inser
19. by the technical inputs Use the M H EI keys to set the phone numbers Activating and restoring technical alarm in single areas Telephone notifications associated to the activation and restoration of the single areas technical alarm the alarm is given by the technical inputs associated to the areas Use E to select the areas Use the keys to set the phone numbers Page 20 Programming Manual 24805480 14 11 2012 319F92C ver 1 2 data and information in this manual may be changed at any time with no obligation on BRAHMS s part to notify anyone of this Page 21 Programming Manual 24805480 14 11 2012 319F92C ver 1 2 The data and information in this manual may be changed at any time with no obligation on BRAHMS s part to notify anyone of this PHONE NOT MENU 04 BURGLARY ALARM ACT SYS BUR ALRM HHH HHH PHONE NOT MENU 06 FAILURES ACT SYS FAILURE Activating the system burglary alarm generic notification 5 Al Reset burglary alarm system general warning S Al Telephone notifications associated to the activation and restoration of the system s burglary alarm the alarm is given by the burglar proof alarm inputs Use the H keys to set the phon
20. system PROG A PASS 01 full switch on STATUS OFF output off output on Area index Switching off il First start up Code group OFF unlock codes lock codes Example set the following to activate output 3 at 08 30 Action 2 Address 3 Status ON Extension NO Time 08 Minutes 30 Extension Default By activating the extension of a programme step you postpone the action from PROG A PASS 01 the user menu EXTENS NO Example if you wish to delay system switch on until 19 30h set the following Action 1 Address non influential Status 1 Extension YES Time 19 Minutes 30 A Exit time will be activated if a scheduler inserts into the system An alarm will be generated independent of the Force Area parameter if outputs are open at the end of the exit time Page 31 Programming Manual 24805480 14 11 2012 319F92C ver 1 2 The data and information in this manual may be changed at any time with no obligation on BRAHMS s part to notify anyone of this ENGLISH ENGLISH eC IS Event menu For viewing events as in the user menu See user s manual for event viewing 2 19 Clock 14 34 05 07 10 A CHANGE NO 03 46 01 01 10 YEAR 10 03 46 01 01 10 MONTH 01 03 46 01 0
21. telecontrol you can select the telephone numbers to which the combiner will respond Activate control of PSTN line Default NO If activated it checks control of the PSTN line if the line is down a breakdown notifications issued Activate control of GSM line Default 1 29 NO activated it checks control of the GSM telephone line field SIM registration and if GSM SECURE YES incorrect a breakdown notification is issued Listen to telephone line Default vo LIS TO TELEPH LINE If activated before making a PSTN telephone call it waits for the free dial tone To be activated only when necessary System description Al The system description is the text to send along with the SMS communications MR ROSSI S HOME Example the following message appears if an alarm is triggered and an sms sent MR ROSSI S HOME SYSTEM ALARM X When system is engaged activating delay type input will initiate input time max 45 sec as compliant to Standard 50131 If an alarm is activated during input time sirens will sound and telephone calls will be blocked and will be sent after 30 sec or when input time has expired Page 29 Programming Manual 24805480 14 11 2012 319F
22. 01 OUTPUT 01 TYPE 001 STABLE na Status Default E A STABLE the output s activity follows the status of the associated event Example the output is activated by the OPEN condition of the associated input the output s activity is determined by the associated event but only for a certain time the duration of which is selectable IMPULSE TIME 001 0 255 SEC 000 Parameter viewable only if the output is an impulsive one Activation duration Default 000 Duration time of the impulsive output activation Duration time activation Example opening a door lock via code An impulsive output is associated to a code with a 3 second activation time ARM DELAY 001 0 255 SEC 000 DISARM DELAY 001 0 255 SEC 000 Parameters viewable only if the output is a stable one Activation delay Default 000 Delayed time between the activation command and the output s activation Deactivation delay Default 000 Delayed time between the deactivation command and the output s deactivation STATUS OUTPUT Del Eng l Del Dis COMMAND OUTPUT Example check whether the system is on or off through an input In the output Association menu assign the switching on status of the
23. 1 10 DAY 01 03 46 01 01 10 HOURS 03 03 46 01 01 10 MINUTES 46 03 46 01 01 10 SECONDS 00 CONFIRM OUTPUT SAVE EXIT Event printout Press to start print out of events on control unit RS 232 Date and time Press Al to modify the clock s date and time Changing from daylight savings to solar time is done automatically according to the Italian national rule F Set date Press to end subsequently press to save or Use the arrow key to select the parameters to edit and with the keys to cancel S Z edit the value Set time Press to end subsequently press to save or Use the arrow key to select the parameters to edit and with the keys to cancel E S edit the value E If internal clock is not initialised the key pad displays the message INITIALISE DATE AND TIME and the breakdown Led is on Once the clock has been initialised the Led switches off and the message will be cleared from the key pad Page 32 Programming Manual 24805480 14 11 2012 319F92C ver 1 2 The data and information in this manual may be changed at any time with no obligation on BRAHMS s part to notify
24. 1 2 The data and information in this manual may be changed at any time with no obligation on BRAHMS s part to notify anyone of this 2 Technical Menu ACCESSING THE TECHNICAL MENU Depending on the copzs INSTALLER TECHNICAL copE parameters access to the technical menu may be either preceded or not by the User code Simultaneous access to the technical menu or user menu from multiple keypads is not allowed INDIRECT ACCESS Press and hold the lt ESC key to access the Technical Menu enter the user code press the lt ESC key again for 5 seconds and enter the technical code Use the keys to scroll down one character at a time and the to modify the text DIRECT ACCESS When the system is fully disengaged press the lt ESC key for 5 sec and enter the technical code 222222 access the Technical Menu Use the keys to scroll down one character at a time and the 2 keys to modify the text 2 1 Programming mode I 3 For the burglar proof alarm control unit to be as user friendly as possible from inexperienced installers to the most demanding professionals the system features the programming mode concept This can give either few or many parameters depending on the individual installer s skill or needs 08 23 16 05 10 123456 ENTER CODE COMMAND STANDBY USER MENU Programming mode Default
25. 92C ver 1 2 The data and information in this manual may be changed at any time with no obligation on BRAHMS s part to notify anyone of this ENGLISH ENGLISH 2 16 Special functions SPECIAL 21 FUNCTIONS KEYPADS DISPLAY AREAS STATUS Display keypads Defauit __AREAS STATUS F s The keypads are made up of two 16 character lines The date appears in the first and in the second you can choose to view among the following information BAD Keypad name AREAS STATUS Switched on status of the single areas System switched on status OFF COMPLETELY ON PARTIALISED KEY CODE ENTER CODE fixed message Printer output activated Default For activating the printer output for the continuous print outs of events on the RS 232 The serial setting is Bits per second 9600 Data bits 8 Parity N Bit stop 1 Example connecting the PC and control unit with a rs 232 cable male female Open a reception programme from serial Hyper Terminal for example and set COM and serial ports 0 ar 001 01 22 53 01 01 00 UTENTE 001 1 01 22 56 01 01 00 INSTALLATORE E 9 01 01 00 8 9 01 01 0 001 01 26 43 01 01 00 UTENTE 001 01 01 27 13 01 01 00 INSTALLATORE 01 27 29 01 01 00 001 01 27 40 01 01 00 UTENTE 001 001 91 27 45 01 01 00 UTENTE 001 Riley aut 19200001
26. NTER CODE 001 Inserting code Telephone notifications associated to keypad access code insertions Use H E to select the codes Use the keys to set the phone numbers PHONE NOT MENU 08 KEY ENTERING ENTER KEY Inserting key Telephone notifications associated to key insertions on inserters Use E to select the keys Use the amp H keys to set the phone numbers PHONE NOT MENU 09 INPUTS ALARM Activating and restoring generic alarm of single inputs Telephone notifications associated to both activation and restoration of single inputs generic alarm Use to select the inputs Use the keys to set the phone numbers Autotest 5 Telephone notifications associated to the system s autotest for notifying the system is up and running Use the keys to set the phone numbers Help Telephone notifications associated to the system s help for notifying the system is up and running Use the lt keys to set the phone numbers
27. TO BED ALL INSERTERS GOING TO BED STAYING INDOORS STAYING INDOORS INDEX OUTPUT DESCRIPTION INDEX OUTPUT DESCRIPTION TC output to disinhibit the detectors microwave E when system is off associated to the NIGHT TIME Fault yields a negative if faults are detected area From a positive with NIGHT area switched off System status yields a negative if at least one Technical Yields a negative when at least one area is switched on technical alarm is active Relay 1 is activated during the alarm time CODE PROPERTIES DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTIES TURNING ON TURNING OFF of all areas TURNING ON TURNING OFF of all areas TEL NUMBER DESCRIPTION n ATTEMPTS mm Telephone 1 7 VOICE Technical SMS SABOTAGE TECHNICAL BURGLARY SWITCHING ON SWITCHING OFF OUT OF ORDER CODE ENTERING KEY ENTERING TEST RESIDUAL ALARM gt lt gt lt gt lt gt lt gt lt gt lt gt lt STANDARD MODE Same setting of the EASY mode plus e Customised scenarios e Customised keypads inserters codes keys e Customised telephone calls e Restore default parameters and codes separately ADVANCED MODE The same settings of the EASY and STANDARD modes plus e Customised keypad specific voice messages Advanced programming inputs codes keys telephones telephone options special functions Advanced programming of telephone functions Time calendar scheduler Past E
28. areas to one stable programmed output and with zero second delay on activation and deactivation times Page 17 Programming Manual 24805480 14 11 2012 319F92C ver 1 2 The data and information in this manual may be changed at any time with no obligation on BRAHMS s part to notify anyone of this ENGLISH ENGLISH SECURITY 001 001 FOLLOWS OUTP 001 NO DESCRIPTION 001 OUTPUT 01 2 9 Times AUTOTEST INTERV 0 255 HRS 000 Security Default NEGATIVE S The output is normally deactivated and is activated when it is commanded Example connecting a relay to an open collector output to SECURITY NEGATIVE the relay will be normally de energised and will energise only when the output is closed The output is normally active and is deactivated when it is commanded Example connecting a relay to an open collector output to SECURITY POSITIVE the relay will be normally energised and will de energise only when the output is closed Remote activation Default so s Al if activated YES it lets you remotely activate the output via voice guide or sms or Example we want to activate an impulsive type output via SMS to send a start command to heating Code 1 password 123456 telecontrol ves Output 2 type zmpusrveE activating from remote ves
29. ater than 60 minutes voids the reference regulations General alarm time Default 00 During the GENERAL ALARM TIME the GENERAL ALARM RELAY is active The general alarm condition is determined by the inputs activations Sabotage time Default 090 Alarm time associated to inputs for 24 hours or to tamper tampering Technical alarm time Default Alarm time associated to technical type inputs Burglary alarm time Default Alarm time associated to burglary type inputs Exit time buzzer Defauit 009 5 The BUZZER ALARM condition is determined by activations of inputs which have their Buzzer Output properties set to ON Exit time Default 050 F s Al During the EXIT TIME the control unit checks the state of the inputs and warns about any open ones This notification takes place visibly on keypads and inserter LEDs and acoustically on the keypad buzzers Entrance times 1 and 2 Default 1 020 Default 2 00 When the system is inserted an unbalanced input of the DELAYED 1 or 2 type triggers the respective ENTRANCE TIME counter During the ENTRANCE TIME the control unit does not trigger the alarm if any PATH or DELAYED type inputs are unbalance
30. ault __2NABLED_ ENABLED HFE Activates code to access to the Telephony item on the user menu Activate Events item on user menu Defauit __2NABLED ENABLED Activates code to access to the Code item on the user menu H Activate the Manage Code user menu item Defauit __2NABLED_ ENABLED Activates code to access to the Managing Codes item on the user menu Activate the Manage Keys user menu item Default KEY MGMT MEN 001 x Se et 31 Activates code to access to the Managing Keys item on the user menu ny RS User code description gs For editing the User code description Dor Edit technical code ERREUR For editing the user code default user 1 123456 Page 25 Programming Manual 24805480 14 11 2012 319F92C ver 1 2 The data and information in this manual may be changed at any time with no obligation on BRAHMS s part to notify anyone of this ENGLISH ENGLISH 2 13 Keys Check key For checking whether key is inserted the database and if the index and description are viewable STATUS 001 ENABLED AREAS ASSOC 001
31. d At the end of the ENTRANCE TIME if the system is not DISINSERTED a GENERAL ALARM is triggered A setting a time greater than 45 minutes voids the reference regulations ENGLISH ENGLISH 2 10 Telephone notifications TELEPHONE 14 NOTICES 01 GENERAL ALARM ACT SYS ALRM HHHHHHHEE ACT INP SAB 001 Activating and restoring general system alarm generic warning F 5 Telephone notifications associated to both activation and restoration of the general alarm of the system Use the E keys to set the phone numbers Activating and restoring general alarm in single areas Telephone notifications associated to both activation and restoration of the single area s general alarm Use E to select the areas Use the keys to set the phone numbers Activating the system sabotage alarm generic notification SB Restore system sabotage alarm generic notification S A Telephone notifications associated to both activation and restoration of the system s sabotage mode Use the H keys to
32. delayed type input If users open the door this triggers the entrance time and the detector also performs in the same way whereas if an intruder break in through a window the sensor performs instantaneously Page 12 Programming Manual 24805480 14 11 2012 319F92C ver 1 2 data and information in this manual may be changed at any time with no obligation on BRAHMS s part to notify anyone of this Page 13 Programming Manual 24805480 14 11 2012 319F92C ver 1 2 The data and information in this manual may be changed at any time with no obligation on BRAHMS s part to notify anyone of this SWITCHING ON Input active when control unit is on If itis closed i e balanced once the entrance time elapses it performs like a normal instantaneous input Otherwise if once the exit time is elapsed it is still open i e unbalanced it will be ignored until it is closed i e balanced and from that moment it behaves like a normal instantaneous input Example the memory inputs are defined as the memory inputs that the User wishes to leave open dormer window windows even when the system is engaged This input is used to switch on off any areas associated to the input The input s performance is defined by the action parameter Total system switching off or partialisation via a SWITCHING ON input simulates the entering of a code which blocks the telephone calls if the parameter is programmed to STOP
33. e battery is rundown the breakdown led indicator light flashes and keeps flashing until the next test also you can also either associate an output or a remote communication Note the breakdown status remains active until the next BATTERY TEST To remove the breakdown status following battery replacement perform a manual TEST from the technical menu Page 18 Programming Manual 24805480 14 11 2012 319F92C ver 1 2 The data and information in this manual may be changed at any time with no obligation on BRAHMS s part to notify anyone of this Page 19 Programming Manual 24805480 14 11 2012 319F92C ver 1 2 The data and information in this manual may be changed at any time with no obligation BRAHMS s part to notify anyone of this DELAY NO NETWORK 0 255 MIN 060 GENERAL ALARM 0 255 SEC 090 SABOTAGE 0 255 SEC 090 TECHN ALRM 0 255 SEC 090 BURGL ALARM 0 255 SEC 000 BUZZER OUTPUT 01 0 255 SEC 000 OUTPUT TIME 0 255 SEC 050 ENTRANC1 TIME 255718 5 1030 2 0 255 SEC 040 Missing network notification delay Default 060 S It determines every how often the LACK of ELECTRIC POWER is considered an anomaly The NETWORK MISSING event is inserted in the events log In case of power outages the breakdown LED indicator light will stay permanently on A setting a time gre
34. e exit time Alarm buzzer Default Es For activating deactivating the buzzer during the control unit s alarm time Keypad description For editing the keypad description Page 10 Programming Manual 24805480 14 11 2012 319F92C ver 1 2 The data and information in this manual may be changed at any time with no obligation on BRAHMS s part to notify anyone of this Page 11 Programming Manual 24805480 14 11 2012 319F92C ver 1 2 The data and information in this manual may be changed at any time with no obligation BRAHMS s part to notify anyone of this 2 6 Inserters INSERTERS Associated areas Default s The associated areas are those manageable by the inserter These also represent an AND type filter on the areas managed by the code or by the scenario CHANG INSERT 01 KEY READER 01 Example An apartment with a ground floor shop The business owner wants to manage both home and shop with the same key Area 1 HOME Area 2 SHOP Scenario 1 CLOSE HOME SWITCH ON SELECT AREAS areas Scenario 2 CLOSE SHOP SWITCH ON SELECT AREAS areas Inserter 1 Home location associated areas scenario 11 Inserter 2 Shop location associated areas scenario L1 Cod 1 Business Owner associated areas Cod 2 Employee
35. e numbers Activating and restoring single area burglary alarms Telephone notifications associated to the activation and restoration of the single areas burglary alarm the alarm is given by the burglar proof alarm inputs associated to the areas Use to select the areas Use the keys to set the phone numbers Total switching on switching off and partialisation of the system 5 Al Telephone notifications associated to complete switching complete switching off and partialisation of the system total power on means total switching on of the managed areas Use the keys to set the phone numbers Switching on and off single areas Telephone notifications associated to the switching on and off of the single areas Use to select the areas Use the 7 keys to set the phone numbers Activating system breakdown generic notification S A Restore system breakdown generic notification SA Telephone notifications associated to both activation and restoration of system breakdowns Use the 4 keys to set the phone numbers
36. e system s breakdown status Battery breakdown output Default lovreur 003 S OUTPUT 003 GE For selecting the output to associate to the batteries breakdown status control unit auxiliary power supply units Missing 230 Vac line output Default oureur 003 S OUTPUT 003 For selecting the output to associate to the cut off 230 Vac power supply control unit ENGLISH ENGLISH 2 12 Codes TECHNICAL CODE INSTALLER CHANGE TECHNICAL CODE TECH MENU ACCESS FROM CTL U OFF PROGRAM FROM PC FROM CTL U OFF USER CODES STATUS 001 ENABLED Edit technical code For editing the technical code default 222222 Accessing the technical menu Default FROM CTRL U Access to the technical menu is allowed only when the control unit is completely switched off no area switched on Access to the technical menu is allowed only when the control unit is completely switched off no area switched on and the after entering the User code Enabling control unit programming from PC Default FROM CONTROL unit OFF Programming the control unit from PC is only allowed when
37. ed output defined in OUTPUT ASSOC The selected areas will switch on and those deselected will switch off in forced manner in the exact defined configuration Example it is the one most commonly used and allows the User to set the switch on status of the areas by selecting a scenario independent from the previous configuration LEAVING HOME day night perimetral areas are on GOING TO BED only day and perimetral are on and night is off STAYING INDOORS only perimetral is on Only the selected areas switch on nothing changes about the status of the non selected areas Example used when the user wishes to turn on some areas in a specific mode for example a scenario that enables only perimetral PERIMETER ON EH Only the selected areas switch off nothing changes about the status of the non selected areas Example used when the user wants to switch off some areas in a specific way for example a scenario that switches off only perimeter PERIMETER OFF_ The selected areas change status if on they switch off and if off they switch on Example used to group into a single scenario switch on and off actions of several areas For example a scenario that switches on off only the perimeter area SWITCH PERIMETER OUTPUT ACTION 01 DISABLED OUTPUT ASSOC 01 NO Output action and output association Default SN If activated it lets command an ou
38. ed out this step will no longer be carried out within the same day There is no need to follow an increasing time sequence when setting the steps A IMPORTANT it is vital to pay careful attention in choosing the action to be automatically carried out by the steps because if wrongly programmed they can generate unwanted results in the control unit Programme step Default To activate edit a programme step press and set the action To disable a programme step press and set the action to CHANGE ESC The programme step is activated with the following programming HH mm hour and minutes action Ill address S status P extension To see the meaning of the values see the table below Example if programme step activates output 3 at 08 30 the following is displayed 08130270037170 Hour 08 Minutes 30 Action 2 Address 3 Status ON Extension NO HOURS 00 Hour and minutes Default L00 00 PROG A PASS For setting the hour and minute of the programme step action MINUTES 00 Action address and status Default PROG A PASS 01 Depending on how the action is set the address and status change meaning ACTION NONE AE ACTION ADDRESS STATUS PROG A PASS 01 ADDRESS 7 Turning off the
39. ify anyone of this
40. ings from PSTN Default 95 1 A Activated if PSTN TELECONT is set to YES for set the number of rings after which the combiner will respond Example 1 a house without answering machine and we want combiner answer after 6 rings Telephone options Telecontrol from PSTN ves Skip answer service Rings from PSTN Example 2 we have home that has an answering machine that switches on after 5 rings Telephone options Telecontrol from PSTN yes Skip answer service ves Page 28 Programming Manual 24805480 14 11 2012 319F92C ver 1 2 data and information in this manual may be changed at any time with no obligation on BRAHMS s part to notify anyone of this Activate PSTN telecontrol by the INSTALLER eter EBS For activating remote access to the programming via PC on the PSTN line GSM RMT CTRL Activate GSM telecontrol Default zs YES For activating access to the voice guide via GSM line Secure GSM Default zs By activating the GSM telecontrol you can create a filter which checks any incoming telephone numbers with those in your contacts list Or you can activate access to all the telephones the password will in any case be required regardless of whether the secure GSM is cleared or not Telephones activated for secure GSM Default me By activating GSM and secure GSM
41. is function is to make the key pad sound after a shop door is opened Area 1 indoors Area 2 perimetral Keypad 1 positioned loose to sound Associated areas Front door entrance Buzzer output ves Associated areas Keypad buzzer output E Perimetral area buzzer time 3 seconds Associating output Default No S Assign the output to activate if the input is unbalanced If the commanded output is stable when the input unbalances the output activates if it balances the output deactivates If the output is impulsive it activates and starts the timer when the input unbalances Depending on the parameter managing the output may be linked to the input s inserted status ENGLISH ENGLISH OUTPUT COMM ALWAYS ON ACTION PULSE ON OFF DESCRIPTION INPUT 001 001 001 001 Output command Default SN According to this parameter managing the exit may be linked to the input s inserted status ALWAYS The output is always commanded by the input status More precisely the output is activated if the input is unbalanced and restored if the input is balanced If the input is active meaning one or more areas associated to it are inserted the output is commanded by the input s status More precisely the output is activated if the input is unbalanced and re
42. mation system NOTE The communication between Brahms and BPT home automation system it available if the Proxinet has a firmware 1 0 16B4 or higher REMOTE KEYPAD ADDRESSING ADDRESSING KEYPADS SELF LEARNED KEYPADS SELF LEARNED KEYPADS SELF LEARNED KEYPADS Page 5 Programming Manual 24805480 14 11 2012 319F92C ver 1 2 The data and information in this manual may be changed at any time with no obligation on BRAHMS s part to notify anyone of this Automatic self learning and addressing of keypads For learning the system s keypads Keypads already self learned s If the keyboards are already self learned confirmation text is displayed ENGLISH ENGLISH ADDRESSING REMOTE INSERTERS ADDRESSING INSERTERS SELF LEARNING KEY READERS Automatic self learning and addressing of inserters F s al For learning the system s inserters Hold key near to inserter that you wish to POSTTIONONEAR KEY address with the address viewed on display SELF LEARNED Inserters already self learned F INSERTERS If the inserters are already self learned a confirmation text is displayed SYSTEM TEST Input
43. mpered with either cut or short circuited depending on its bal ing check continuity along the input s INP TAME INP TR pe dais SER es BEERS electrical line If it has restored by itself anyhow check the input s electric line be cause there may some faulty connections When an input is in alarm state the associ ated areas will be too Input xxx is in alarm in unbalanced state Radio input xxx battery is run down Re place asap AREA DESCR Page 33 Programming Manual 24805480 14 11 2012 319F92C ver 1 2 The data and information in this manual may be changed at any time with no obligation on BRAHMS s part to notify anyone of this ENGLISH ENGLISH 5 8 8 8 x ERR COM KEYPAD KEYPAD DESCR The xx keypad is no longer communicat ing with the control unit read warning led on keypad is flashing Check activation of keypad bus cable and address The inputs expansion module on bus xx no longer communicates with the control unit the red led communication light is not flashing Check activation of module bus cable and dip switch address The outputs expansion module on bus xx no longer communicates with the control unit the red led communication light is not flashing Check activation of module bus cable and dip switch address The radio receiver module on bus xx no longer communicates with the c
44. n or anomaly When an input xxx is momentarily excluded SET DATE TIME TEL CALL OK XXX Output activation OUTPUT OFF XXX PSTN BREAKDOWN WRONG CODE GSM BREAKDOWN RES When the clock is initialised from key pad or PC When the User received a call from the control unit press key 5 on the phone to receive notification of the message or KISS OFF package received Output activation When the line has been activated from the Telephone Options menu and is in breakdown status When the GSM function has been activated from the Telephone Options menu and is in breakdown status When an incorrect password has been in serted 5 times When an incorrect key has been attempted 5 times ENGLISH ENGLISH 4 Reference laws Below are the standards to bring the system up to code with standard EN 50131 The inserter buzzer notifications cannot be deactivated EN50131 1 8 3 8 2 The 24H and Technological inputs must not be used The inputs configured as Switch on are compliant only if controlled from devices whose number of combinations exceeds 10000 If the system incorporates devices that report breakdowns these must be connected to the breakdown input The telephone combiner must be active The system must contain an self powered external siren to signal any intrusion alarms The number of alarms for input auto exclude must be set between 3 and 10
45. nables the time schedule function excluding it if open It remains enabled with control unit engaged and disengaged The Fault Led light up for any malfunctions and breakdown output is enabled The system displays the ANOMALY message followed by the input description It is active only when the control unit is on If unbalanced it triggers entrance time 1 during which a valid code must be entered to disengage the control unit During this time the buzzer will sound continuously If the control unit is not disengaged the general alarm will be triggered Example input associated with an input port As DELAYED 1 but with entrance time 2 This instantaneous input is active either when the control unit is on or off Unbalancing a 24 hour input triggers a general alarm Example input associated with external siren tamper This instantaneous input is active either when the control unit is on or off Unbalancing a technical input activates the TECHNICAL ALARM defined output sounding a continuous buzz for the duration of the technical alarm and the switching on of the alarm LED light on the keypads Example an input associated with a fire or gas detection sensor Instantaneous input with control unit on It performs like a delayed input if a control unit DELAYED input triggers the entrance time And performs like an instantaneous input in all other situations Example input associated with an infrared detector placed in front of a
46. ng a code user or technician s is logged in the events log KEY DESCR The action of approaching keys to insert ers is logged in the events log Generic system breakdown notification The breakdown can be caused by the batteries the 230 network the power supply unit or fuses SYS TEC ALA Generic technical alarm event It is gener ated with an area technical alarm if it is not associated to an area s technical input the system technical alarm is not generated GEN SYS ALA 3 E g w CONT UNIT PWR DESCR The generic general alarm event is gener ated with either an area alarm or a system tamper alarm Control unit power supply fuses break down notification 9 B T o 2 The event is logged when the control unit is powered up for the first time or it is reset the re start button is pressed on the con trol unit s board Page 34 Programming Manual 24805480 14 11 2012 319F92C ver 1 2 data and information in this manual may be changed at any time with no obligation on BRAHMS s part to notify anyone of this Page 35 Programming Manual 24805480 14 11 2012 319F92C ver 1 2 The data and information in this manual may be changed at any time with no obligation on BRAHMS s part to notify anyone of this RES 24H SYS Generic notification of tamper alarm sab otage When an inputis in tamper state als
47. o the as sociatedareasgointosabotagealarm mode All tamper type events which are not as sociated to any inputs automatically trig ger a tamper alarm of area 1 REMOTE CONTROL xx REMOTE CONTROL DESCR Each time you act on the system s remote control this is logged in the events log CODE DESCR Entering a code e g user from remote either voice guide or sms is logged in the events log DESCR When an input goes into alarm mode also the associated areas go into technical alarm mode DESCR When an input goes into alarm mode also the associated areas go into burglary alarm mode ACTIV CODE xxx CODE DESCR Code xxx has been activated from the user menu The chronologically previous event shows who has edited it CODE DESCR Code xxx has been activated from the user menu The chronologically previous event shows who has edited it WRONG CODE w B 5 B Q a 3 E B amp m z E 9 x 8 KEYPAD DESCR 21 wrong codes have been inserted from keypads The description is the one of the last keypad to have an insertion attempt When an inserter fails to communicate X with the control unit INS FORCE COD xxx INSERT DESC 21 invalid keys have approached insert ers The description is the one of the last inserter to have an insertion attempt When the user forces switch on of the control unit during a system breakdow
48. on in this manual may be changed at any time with no obligation on BRAHMS s part to notify anyone of this 2 14 Telephones TELEPHONES ATTEMPTS 01 0 10 RETRY 02 COMMON MSG 01 MESSAGE 00 LIS TO TELEPH LINE 001 ENABLED DESCRIPTION 001 TELEPHONE 01 Telephone number 5 Al Edit telephone number Pressed the key with the keys 4 7 you write the numbers and confirm with and cancel with keys To deactivate the number just cancel it completely Besides the numbers you can also enter the letters C PBX and P pause when dialling which are respectively used for the following functions C In case of GSM calls all numbers prior to C will not be dialled P to insert a pause during the dialling The C and are respectively selected using the and keys To insert a telephone number first select the number to insert press the key and digit the numbers using the keys El Then finish with the key Example PSTN line connected to a control unit with GSM calling function Ls Telephone number Means the pbx is on line 0C 0456 789012 Number to request the line from the pbx Telephone communication format Default see table at sta
49. ontrol unit the red led communication light is not flashing Check activation of module bus cable and dip switch address The radio receiver module on bus xx has detected a radio transmission that could shut out any radio transmitters JAMMING function activated in control unit SUPERVIS TX xxx INPUT DESCR Radio input xxx has transmitted son detected communication TAMP MOD OUT 5 5 5 5 5 The tamper of the inputs expansion mod ule on the bus xx has been tampered with Check module tamper The tamper of the exits expansion module on the bus xx has been tampered with Check module tamper 5 8 z i MODULE DESCR The tamper of the radio receiver of bus xx has been tampered with Check module tamper TAMP TASTIERA xx KEYPAD DESCR The xx keypad s opening tamper has been tampered with Check keypad tamper OUTPUT M TECN BATT BREAK xx RES BATTERY xx CONT UNIT PWR DESCR Exiting the technical menu is logged in the events log Main battery breakdown LOCAL CONN The communication between control unit and PC uploading downloading program ming and events is logged in the events log NETWORK BACK xx CONT UNIT PWR DESCR No 230 Vac power supply breakdown The autotest is normally used to check whether the control unit is up and running via a telephone notification CODE DESCR Enteri
50. red in the event log If this operation is performed by inserter the same shall emit a beep and cancel the insertion Breakdown messages BUS TAMPER if one of the elements connected to the bus RS485 fails to communicate BOX TAMPER if a control unit or inserter tamper is in alarm mode ANOMALY BREAKDOWN if one of the inputs defined as BREAKDOWN is open INPUT TAMPER if an input is in tamper mode NO PSTN LINE if line was activated but missing NO GSM LINE if line was activated but not registered NO NETWORK no network power available BATTERY BREAKDOWN if the control unit battery is down FUSE BREAKDOWN if fuses are out of order Page 30 Programming Manual 24805480 14 11 2012 319F92C ver 1 2 data and information in this manual may be changed at any time with no obligation on BRAHMS s part to notify anyone of this Description of assistance and company Default FS A Here you can enter the name of the installing firm that will appear on the user menu below 2 17 Programmer The control unit features a simple weekly scheduler Each programme features 20 steps For each step it is possible to set the starting HOUR and ACTION to carry out Each programmed step will be automatically carried out by the control unit ONLY WHEN IT COINCIDES WITH THE SET TIME HOURS AND MINUTES If for any reason a step programmed for a specific time is not carri
51. rt The telephone communications will be of the voice type The telephone communications will be of the SMS type Telephone communications will be of digital CONTACT ID type only with PSTN line Example notification to security firms Call attempts Defauit 2021 s Used in VOCAL and CONTACT ID communication formats It defines the number of telephone call attempts to the number To interrupt press either 0 or 5 on the telephones keypad Common message Default 01 S A voice message can be associated to each telephone number which is then sent with each voice call Example we have 2 phone numbers where to send system status For both the home street number must be quickly given Telephone 1 standard Msg messacz o1 Telephone 2 standard Msg messace o1 Telephone notifications Act syst sbtg A Common message Rossi Family 21 National Street Milan auto config on PC software E rvvvvvvvvvv Listen to Telephone Line Activate Deactivate Listen to Telephone Line Tel Description For editing the telephone description ENGLISH ENGLISH 2 15 Telephone options TELEPHONE 20 OPTIONS
52. s Scenario 3 CLOSE SHOP areas Key pad 1 Home location areas associated scenario LOCK HOME scenario B OPEN HOME scenario crose SHOP Key pad 2 Store location areas associated E scenario Cod 1 Business Owner associated areas Cod 2 Employee associated areas Scenarios Default A sc 1 B sc 2 C sc 3 4 sc 4 Associates the scenarios to the keys on the keypad Use the arrow keys to select the keypad key C 4 5 With 2 keys modify the scenario associated to the keypad button Example a home with three area management day night perimetric through two activations total only perimetric Area 1 DAY TIME Area 2 NIGHT TIME Area 3 PERIMETER Scenario 1 GOING OUT Zones Scenario 2 STAYING IN Zones Key pad 1 areas associated t scenario A __GOING our B SERENE Tamper Default o 5 Enables disables the key pad tamper warning failed communication with control unit from the keyboard 2 to 5 Input buzzer Default Yes For activating deactivating the buzzer during the entrance time Output buzzer Default YES For activating deactivating the buzzer during th
53. s are switched on Example if there are two apartments that both share the same garage usually two areas are associated to the garage one for each apartment and the AND function is enabled And input Default No An input which is programmed in AND with another input will alarm trigger only if the second one is in alarm state This parameter is normally used to have a double consensus function to generate the alarm via the x Instantaneous you can set this input Example two sensors point to the same room and the user wants an alarm to be issued when both sensors go into alarm mode INPUT 1 Type And input 1wPuT 2 INPUT 2 Type Andinput i Auto exclude input Default 93 s It defines the number of times that the input can switch to alarm beyond which said input is automatically excluded The alarm counter resets and the input re includes itself if at least one of the associated areas switches off Example A traditional example are outside detectors Buzzer output Default vo S For choosing whether the input will activate the buzzer output or not or the keypads activated to sound along with the buzzer output Always active independent from the statuses of the associated areas Example door open bell a typical use of th
54. s in a small company the owner s code is normally set to private so that it remains hidden from employee codes Page 24 Programming Manual 24805480 14 11 2012 319F92C ver 1 2 The data and information in this manual may be changed at any time with no obligation on BRAHMS s part to notify anyone of this Associating output Defauit 29 s For associating an impulse type output when entering a User code on the keypad Example used to act on a lock through code input Code group Default oo s For associating the codes to a group so they can be managed simultaneously Such group s operations may be activated deactivated by the timer USER MENU 001 Activate User Menu Default ENABLER Activates to access user menu code ACTIV MEN 001 Activate Events item on user menu Default _ENABLED ENABLED Activates code to access to the Switching On item on the user menu EVENTS MENU 001 Activate Events item on user menu Default _ENABLED_ ENABLED Activates code to accede to the Events item on the user menu EXTENS MENU 001 Activate Extension item on user menu Default ENABLED ENABLED Activates code to access to the Extension item on the user menu Activate Events item on user menu Def
55. set the phone numbers Activating and restoring sabotage alarm in control unit and peripherals Telephone notification associated to the activation and restoration of the control unit s and peripherals sabotage alarm tampering and module tampers no peripherals communication Use the H to set the phone numbers Activating and restoring sabotage alarm in single areas Al Telephone notifications associated to both activation and restoration of the single area s sabotage alarm the alarm is given by the inputs associated to the areas Use Cito select the areas Use the keys to set the phone numbers Activating and restoring sabotage alarm for single inputs Telephone notifications associated to the activation and restoration of the single inputs sabotage alarm 24 hour tamper and inputs Use to select the inputs Use the H cl keys to set the phone numbers PHONE NOT MENU 02 Activating the system technical alarm generic notification S A Restore system technical alarm generic notification S A Telephone notification associated to the activation and restoration of the system s technical alarm the alarm is given
56. sociated to the garage only if both areas of the two offices are switched on Area 1 OFFICE 1 depends on Area 2 OFFICE 2 depends on Area 3 GARAGE depends on Scenario 1 CLOSE OFFICE 1 SWITCH ON SELECT AREAS areas Scenario 2 CLOSE OFFICE 2 areas Keypad 1 Located 1 associated areas 4 4 scenario A CLOSE OFFICE 1 Keypad 2 Located in 2 associated areas Ea scenario A CLOSE OFFICE 2 Code 1 Office 1 User associated areas Code 2 Office 2 User associated areas Area description For editing the area description ENGLISH ENGLISH CHANGE KEYPAD 01 KEYPAD 01 2 5 Keypads SCENARIOS 01 CHANGE LIST SCENARIO GOING OUT ENTRY BUZZER 01 YES EXIT BUZZER 01 01 DESCRIPTION 01 KEYPAD 01 Associated areas Default we s The associated areas are those manageable and displayed by the key panel These also represent an AND type filter on the areas managed by the code or by the scenario Example An apartment with a ground floor shop in common The owner wishes to manage the store and apartment under the same code with the opportunity to manage the store from home Area 1 HOME Area 2 SHOP Scenario 1 CLOSE HOME areas Scenario 2 OPEN HOME area
57. stored if the input is balanced If the input is deactivated meaning no area associated to it is inserted the output is commanded by the input s status More precisely the output is activated if the input is unbalanced and restored if the input is balanced Parameter viewable only if the input is of the switching on type Switch on Default PULSE ow orr For managing the type of action switching off on control unit areas associated to the input PULSE SWITCH OFF PULSE ON OFF STABLE ON OFF The control unit switches on the areas when the input is unbalanced The control unit switches off the areas when the input is unbalanced When the input is unbalanced the control unit inverts the the switch on status of the areas associated to the input The switching on status of the areas associated to the input follows the input s balancing status If the input is unbalanced the areas are switched on if the input is balanced the areas are switched off Example see the example shown on the type of input defined SWITCHING ON Input description For editing the input description Page 16 Programming Manual 24805480 14 11 2012 319F92C ver 1 2 The data and information in this manual may be changed at any time with no obligation on BRAHMS s part to notify anyone of this 2 8 Outputs OUTPUTS 12 CHANGE OUTP 0
58. ter description ENGLISH ENGLISH 2 7 Inputs INPUTS 11 CHANGE INPUT 001 INPUT 01 STATUS 001 EXCLUDED TYPE 001 IMMEDIATE Status Default EXCLUDED Inputs are excluded when they are unused Inputs are inserted when they are used in the system An input is a test when you want to monitor the behaviour of an input via the events log without triggering any alarms nor telephone calls Example following installation of a system the input continues to revert to alarm without any apparent reason By placing it into test mode you can continue to monitor any alarms though the events log without generating any alarms Type Default IMMEDIATE s The type defines the input s functional characteristics This is a classic intruder proof input active when the control SERVICE BLCK PRG IN DELAYED 01 DELAYED 02 TECHNIC unit is up and inactive when the control unit is off If unbalanced it triggers a general alarm Example Installing a magnetic radio contact onto a window It is active with control unit engaged or disengaged It is not registered as an an alarm input but only to be monitored via key pad or to activate outputs of calls regardless of control unit status It is recorded in the event log If closed it e
59. ter which helps to define whether an area can be switched on even when any inputs are open in this case when the exit time is elapsed the area alarm will be triggered An area with deactivated forced opening will start the exit time only if all of the inputs associated to it are closed Example used in a home environment to allow the user to close any open entrances An area with activated forced opening will start its exit time independently of whether there are any inputs associated to it After exit time has elapsed the area will revert to alarm if any entrances are still open Example used in office environments to avoid inattentive Users from leaving the system with areas not switched on because entrances are open In this case the triggering of the alarm will inevitably warn that the system has been left with open inputs Dependence Defaut E area s dependence ties its switched on state to that of other areas AND function If you select the areas to depend from the area will result as being on only if all of the other selected areas are turned on In this case this area cannot be switched on or off manually by Users Switching on in chain fashion are not allowed area 1 depends on area 2 are 2 depends on area 3 switch on area 3 When switch on area 3 areas 2 and 1 switch on Example two separate offices and a garage are in common and the User wants to insert the area as
60. test F s INPUT TEST LAUNCH TEST Testing for open inputs can be done on either the whole system or just on some AREAS TO TEST Hr Control unit tamper test SCDAUNGHATEST For checking the control unit tamper status selected areas Control unit battery test IGDBUNGHSENNT For promptly checking control unit battery status SIBNENS TEST Siren test LAUNCH TEST For manually commanding the alarm relay output of the control unit Output test OUTPUT TEST LAUNCH TEST For manually commanding the system outputs BUS RS485 BUS RS485 connection speed BAUD RATE RS485 Allows configuration of the BUS RS485 speed from the following 115 200 38 400 9 600 default 4 800 2 400 Page 6 Programming Manual 24805480 14 11 2012 319F92C ver 1 2 The data and information in this manual may be changed at any time with no obligation on BRAHMS s part to notify anyone of this Page 7 Programming Manual 24805480 14 11 2012 319F92C ver 1 2 The data and information in this manual may be changed at any time with no obligation on BRAHMS s part to notify anyone this PXLAN PXWEB CONFIGURATION CONFIGURATION PXWEB PXLAN
61. tput from a scenario Select the output to command in the ourPur assoc DISABLED The scenario does not command any output scenario disabled or scenario to manage areas only The scenario activates the selected output scenario that opens a lock controlled by a timed exit Or a scenario that switches on a light commanded by a stable type output The scenario deactivates the selected output scenario that allows to switch off a light controlled by stable type output The scenario exchanges the status of the selected output if on it becomes off if off it becomes on scenario that groups on and off for a light controlled by a stable type output DESCRIPTION 01 GOING OUT Scenario description For editing the scenario description Page 8 Programming Manual 24805480 14 11 2012 319F92C ver 1 2 The data and information in this manual may be changed at any time with no obligation on BRAHMS s part to notify anyone of this Page 9 Programming Manual 24805480 14 11 2012 319F92C ver 1 2 The data and information in this manual may be changed at any time with no obligation on BRAHMS s part to notify anyone of this 2 4 Areas CHANGE AREA 01 AREA 01 FORCED NO DEPENDENCY DESCRIPTION 01 AREA 01 Force area Default 5 Forcing is the parame
62. vents print out Page 4 Programming Manual 24805480 14 11 2012 319F92C ver 1 2 The data and information in this manual may be changed at any time with no obligation on BRAHMS s part to notify anyone of this 2 2 Installation The system menu is for defining the system components areas keypads inserters which are employed to perform a series of tests For programming move to the subsequent menu items EDIT SYSTEM MANAGED AREAS HEH Managed areas Defaut AS A Use the H Ei keys to enable the areas managed in the system The system is totally inserted when all of the selected areas are switched on Example if you only have three areas day zone night zone and perimetral zone ser KEYPADS Monos Keypads Defaut F IV Use the M H E keys to enable the keypads used Example if you want to use 4 keypads on the system set nunt Inserters Default E 1 Use the H keys to activate the inserters being used Example if on the system you want to use 2 inserters set MITHO TOUCH YES Touch Mitho Default YES s Al With FE cursors it s possible to enable disable the communication with the BPT home auto
63. y on the keypad associated to the areas of competence with area switching off properties Events such as general technical or sabotage alarms and so on trigger a cycle of phone calls this CANNOT be interrupted once it has started by neither codes nor keys which are associated to areas of competence having area switch off properties Priority telephone calls Default PSTN 5 The priority allows to select the type of predefined network between the PSTN or GSM lines for voice calls In case the combiner does not find the predefined network all voice calls will be rerouted to the secondary network SMS messages are always sent on the GSM line Digital calls are carried out only on the PSTN line Voice calls via PSTN telephone line Voice calls via GSM Activate SMS telecontrol Default ves For activating SMS based telecontrol SKIP ANSWER SERV YES PSTN RINGS 15151805 Activate PSTN voice guide telecontrol Default xzs For activating access to the voice guide via PSTN line Skip answer service Default A Activated if PSTN TELECONT is set to YES for accessing the voice guide even when there is a programmed answering service to answer before the combiner If set to YES you call the home number and hang up at the first ring repeat the call in the next 60 R

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