SYSTEM 236 Installation Manual
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1. No Both the Alpha and the Alpha Plususe the same procedure to program messages NOTE lf you donot press anykey for 5 minutes the keypad will automatically exit the programming mode ToExit Keypad Programming When you have finished programming press The keypad will also exit the programming mode ifyou do notpress any key within q five minute period CL 00 07 SYSTEM 236 Installation Manual Command location 00 Installer Combination Default Values gt 0 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 Digit Position 1 6 Installer Combination Combination must have 6 digits Valid entries are 0 9 Command Locations 01 06 User Arming Combination PIN 01 User 1 Master 04 User 4 Default Values gt 1 2 3 4 02 User 2 05 User 5 03 User 3 06 User 6 0 1 Digit Position 1 4 Arming Combination Combination must have4 digits Valid entries are 0 9 Master Combination canbe used to change other combinations Todelete a PIN enter 0 00 0 Command Locations 07 User Opening Closing Report Enable 1 2 3 4 5 6 Digit Position 1 User 1 O C Report Enable 0 No Opening andNo Closing Reports 1 Opening and Closing Reports Digit Position 2 User 2 O C Report Enable 0 No Opening andNo Closing Reports 1 Opening and Closing Reports Digit Position 3 User 3 O C Report Enable 0 No Opening andNo Closing Reports 1 Opening and Closi2. CL19and1A SYSTEM 236 Installation Manual Command Location 19 Panic Report Default Values gt 0 0 1 1 ale le 1 2 3 4 Digi e A A A igit Position 1 and 2 Panic Reportcode Vaildentries are 0 F Program a 00 to disable Panic Reports Digit Position 3 Panic Receiver Select O Receiver 1 with Receiver 2 asback up 2 Receiver 2only 1 receiver 1 only 3 Receiver 1 andReceiver 2 Dual Reporting Digit Position 4 Panic audible Type 1 Pulsing 3 Chirp 2 Steady 4 Silent Command Location 1A Test Report Default Values gt 0 0 1 5 dal le 1 2 3 4 Digi vr ati A A A igit Position 1 2 Test Report code Vaildentries are 0 F Program a 00 to disable Test Reports Digit Position 3 TestReport Receiver Select O Receiver 1 with Receiver 2 asback up 2 Receiver 2only 1 receiver 1 only 3 Receiver 1 andReceiver 2 Dual Reporting Digit Position 4 Testreport Interval 0 Manual see NOTE 4 24 hours 8 1 hour ifarmed 1 1 hour 5 7 days 9 4 hours ifarmed 2 4 hours 6 14 days 0 12 hours ifarmed 3 12 hours 7 30 days 1 24hours if armed NOTE When the Test Report Intervalis programmed witha 0 automatic Testreporting is disabled To send a Manual test reportto the central station refer to the System Test procedures outlinedin the Keypad End User Manual supplied with thisSystem PROGRAMMING CONVERSIONS Hexadecimal
3. Zeroes afterEON will not bedialed Command Location 10 Receiver 2 Phone Number digits 7 12 Default Values Default Values gt 0 0 0 0 0 0 a 2 3 4 5 6 gt 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 PROGRAMMING CONVERSIONS Hexadecimal Value Key Strokes 0 4 2 3 4 5 TNMUOW gt SYSTEM 236 Installation Manual CL 12 14 Command Locations 12 14 RPS Phone Number Order in whichthe numbers willbe dialed Command Location 12 Command Location 13 Command Location 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 Command Locations 12 RPS Phone Number digits 1 6 Default Values gt E 0 0 0 0 0 a 2 3 4 5 6 Digit Positions 1 6 RPS Phone Number digits 1 6 0 9 dialing digits Digit 1 isdialed first O dial tone detect use if morethan one dialtone must be detected You must place a 4 EON after the lastdigit to be dialed 2 DTMF dialing only notused in pulse dialing Fill in remaining positions with 0 Zeroes afterEON 3 DTMF dialing only notused in pulse dialing will not bedialed 4 end of number 5 5 second delay Command Location 13 RPS Phone Number digits 7 12 Default Values gt 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 1 2 3 4 5 6 Command Location 14 RPS Phone Number digits 13 18 Default Values 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 PROGR
4. Installer Date VOLTS CONTROL LOCATION KEYPADS Adi AC terms Address Location AUX POWER VOLTS 0 terms AUX and C 1 BATTERYVOLTS Under load AC off 2 BREAKER AND LOCATION 3 Keypads 4 AUX POWER 5 TOTAL 400mA allowed 3 Rae at Installer 0 o Combination User 1 Master Sita O User 2 Master Lof 1 l same tal ee dm User 3 Master Vi I User 4 Master lola a lo 4 le e 6 a LITE r 0 0 0 0 User 6 Master 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 Lol 1 1 jal tee Lola 1 fa operons A SE 1 1 4 4 4 icati 0 9 4 ae 0 A A A SYSTEM 236 Installation Manual Lo e wm Ascuntnumber Phone 1 1st6 digits Middle 6 digits Last 6 digits E 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ele kl ojo kl elel del Phone 2 1st6 digits Middle 6 digits Last 6 digits E 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 LolF 1 ks fo 1 fal Li el ee A RPS Phone 1st6 digits Middle 6 digits Last 6 digits E 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1121 1 4 tts tf fal Lll I fe AE E Event Reports i Opening Closing 115 1 6 Reports o 0 0 0 Status Event 0 0 0 Status Events 117 Reporting Codes
5. This ais a1 digit reporting codeused for allloops For 2 digit reporting formats the loopnumber will be automatically added asan extension Programming a 0 in Position 5 disables shunt reporting for all loops Command Locations 16 Opening Closing Reports Default Values gt 1 B C le 4 D 2 3 A A Digit Position 1 Opening Closing Receiver Select O Receiver 1 with Receiver 2 asback up 2 Receiver 2only 1 Receiver 1 only 3 Receiver 1 andReceiver 2 DualReporting Digit Position 2 Opening Receiver Select Valid entries are 1 F This is a1 digit reporting code For 2 digit reporting formats the UserID Number willbe automatically addedas an extension Programming a 0 in Position 2 disables opening reports Digit Position 3 Closing Report Code Valid entries are 1 F This is a1 digit reporting code For 2 digit reporting formats the UserID Number willbe automatically addedas an extension Programming a 0 in Position 3 disables closing reports SYSTEM 236 Installation Manual CL 17 18 Command Locations 17 Status Events Reporting Codes 1 Default Values Digit Position 1 UnitStatus Report Code 1 2 3 4 A A A A This global commandfor CL17 andCL 18 If Position 1 is programmed witha 0 all status Reports in C118 AND cl 18 will be disabled If Position 1 is programmed with any value otherthan 0 all Status Reports inCL 17 and CL 18 which have been enabled notprogra
6. OOOO BATCLK TAMPE May not be loaded on all systems Connect the keypadto the control panel as shown in the diagram above The Alpha Plus keypad alsohas a jumper located nearthe piezo that mustbe installed whenused with the System 236 control panel The SYSTEM 236is capable ofaddressing up toseven Alpha and four LED keypads Each LED keypaduses40mA of current Each Alpha Il keypaduses 64 mAof current See Available Powerfor current limitations See page 4 5for additional information onkeypad setup Fuse F2 KEY Terminal is protected by a 3AG 0 5A fast blow fuse SYSTEM 236 Installation Manual LOOP INPUTS Terminal Labels Z1 Z68C ADD AD 10 Z1 Z22Z23 C Z4 Z5 C Z6 EOL loop eat nicks 3 Each loop isindependently DI configured through progra a E N O mming Loops canbe wired D 2 Alam x with an opencircuit switch or ass si closed circuit switch or with Loops 1 6 a 2 2K ohm end of line EOL 0 00 1 50 VDC SHORT 1 60 3 10 VDC normal 3 20 5 00 VDC open resistor When programmed as EOL either an openor a shortwill be reported asan alarm ifthe system isin an armedstate Supervised Loop o 2 NO a When operated as a oO o Trouble N u Supervised Loop an E io E open will be reported ok Alam as a Trouble Whether a 3 N the system is armed a or disarmed A shorton a
7. 1 4 Opening Report Code 16 2 Opening Closing Report Receiver Select 16 1 Panic Audible Type 19 4 Panic Report Code 19 1 2 Panic Report Receiver Select 19 3 Phone Ring Type 09 5 Receiver 1 Message Format DA 2 Receiver 1 Phone Number 0C 0E 1 6 Receiver 1 Receive Format DA 1 Option Location Receiver 2 Message Format 0A 4 Receiver 2 Phone Number OF 11 1 6 Receiver 2 Receive Format 0A 3 RPS Enable 09 3 RPS Phone Number 12 14 1 6 Set Test Report Countdown Timer AO 1 TestReport Code 1A 1 2 TestReport interval 1A 4 TestReport Receiver Select 1A 3 Trouble Report Code 15 4 Trouble Restore Code 15 5 Unit Status Report Code 17 1 User Arming Type 07 1 6 User Combinations 01 06 1 4 Watchdog ResetReport Code 17 2 PROGRAMMING THEPANEL Youcan program the SYSTEM 236 fromeither the Alpha or LED keypad or remotelyusing the Commander Il software This manual provides you with abriefdescriptionof each programming option beginningon page9 Remote programming information canbe found in the COMMANDERII MONITOR II Operating Manual To StartKeypad Programming Key inthe installer Combination O The default Installer Combination is 012345 On the LED Keypad the ARM SERVICE ANDAC LED swillflash toindicate programming mode TheAlpha Il keypad willdisplay CMD DATAacross the topof the LCDdisplay to indicate programming mode Programming with the LED Keypad Programming with theLED keypad isa one
8. Dynamic battery test off SYSTEM 236 Installation Manual PROGRAMMING OPTIONS The following is an alphabetical listing of all SYSTEM 236 programming options including Command Locations and Digit Positions Digit Positions are inside parentheses Option Location AC Fail Report Code 18 3 AC Line Frequency 08 6 AC Restore Report Code 18 4 Account Number OB 1 6 Audible Time 1B 3 Autohome Enable 1B 6 Bell Fuse Fail Report Code 18 1 Bell Fuse Restore Report Code 18 2 Cancel Report Code 15 3 Closing Report code 16 3 Combination Command 08 5 Completed Programming Report Code 17 4 Daily Battery Test Enable 08 4 Default Installer Combination 08 3 Delay Before Dial by Enable 25 1 6 Delay Before Dial Time 1B 4 Dial Attempts 09 2 Dial Type 09 6 Disable Instant Home Exit Delay 1B 5 Disable Loop LEDs 08 1 Door Chime Enable 23 1 6 Entry Delay Time 1B 1 Event Report Receiver Select 15 1 Exit Delay Time 1B 2 Failed To Communicate report Code 17 3 Faulted Arming Type 08 2 Installer Combination 00 1 6 Keypad RPS Enable 09 4 Local System Only 09 1 Loop Alarm Report Code 1C 1 6 Loop Arming Type 1D 22 4 Loop Audible Type 1D 22 5 Loop Circuit Type 1D 22 6 Loop Receiver Select 1D 22 2 Loop Response Time 1D 2 1 Loop Restore reporting Code 15 5 Loop Restore Type 1D 22 3 Loop Shunting Enable 24 1 6 Loop Shunt Report Code 15 2 Low Battery Report Code 18 5 Low battery Restore Report Code 18 6 Master Code 01
9. Value Key Strokes 0 1 2 3 4 5 MOOD 17 SYSTEM 236 Installation Manual CL 1Band 1C Command Location 1B Panel timing Default Values gt 3 2 1 0 0 del le 1 2 3 4 5 6 A A A A Digit Position 1 Entry Delay 1 10 seconds 3 60 seconds 5 120 seconds 2 30 seconds 4 90 seconds 6 150 seconds Digit Position 2 Exit Dalay 1 10 seconds 3 60seconds 5 120 seconds 2 30 seconds 4 90 seconds 6 150 seconds Digit Position 3 Audible Time 1 2 seconds 3 10seconds 5 30 seconds 2 5 seconds 4 15seconds Digit Position 4 Delay before Dialtime 1 10 seconds 3 30seconds 5 50 seconds 2 20 seconds 4 40 seconds 6 60 seconds Digit Position 5 Disab le Instant Home Exit Delay 0 No 1 Yes no exit delaywhen system is Instant Home orInstant Home armed Digit Position 6 Autohome Enable 0 No 1 Yes interiorzones automatically shuntedwhen the systemis armed andthe exit dooris not used Command Location 1C Loop Alarm reporting Codes Default Values gt 1 2 4 5 6 tte le 1 2 3 4 5 6 A A A A Digit Position 1 Loop 1Alarm report code valid entries are1 F Zone number is automatically added asthe second digit Program a Oto disableAlarm Reports forthis loop Digit Position 2 digit Position 2 See Digit Position 1 for programming information Digit Position 3 Loop 3 Alarm Report Code See
10. after correcting Low Battery problem Combo may berequired Combo may berequired Combo may be required Keystroke Sequence Combination Combination 2 n 115114 Master Combo 0 UserNo New Combo New Combo 1211111 2151 12114 115 431 Combination 4 Combination 7 Combination 4 7 or Combination 7 4 Combination 0 2 S 1 9 Hold for 3 seconds 6 21 Master Combo 6 8 116114114 Combination 6 3 Combination 6 1 6 0 NOTE For additionalinformation about combinationcommand requirements seepage 26 andCL 08 5 The following Keypad commands apply to the Alphall keypad only Function Comments Arm Tones Toggle On Off Audible Feedback Toggle Backlight Toggle On Off Display Keypad Model amp Revision Number Chime Toggle Pre warn Toggle On off The following Keypad commands are InstallerOnly Commands Comments StartProgramming the Keypad Keypad mustbe disconnected frompanel Panelmust be disarmed Start Programmingthe Panel Function Alpha Keypad Programming Alpha Keypad Test Kill Revive Panel Panel Programming Keystroke Sequence PISHA S 1 8 9 PISIS S 2 114 Keystroke Sequence Installer Combination 0 1 P1611711 Installer Combination 6 9 Installer Combination 0 22 SYSTE
11. from the phoneline the control panel has a problem andshould be returnedfor repair If the phone does not work correctly after thecontrol panelhas been disconnected fromthe phone line notify the telephone company and request promptrepair The user maynot underany circum stance in or out If warranty attempt any service or repairs on the SYSTEM FC 236 Thecontrol panelmust bereturned to our factory an authorized service agency forrepairs Watchdog Indicator DS1 WATCH DOG The SYSTEM 236 is protected by an advanced circuit that constantly monitors the microprocessor As long asthe panel is power and operating normally theDS1 LED on the circuit board will flash If the Watchdog circuit detectsa failure it willattempt to resetthe panel and makethe Ds1 LED light steadily If the panelresumes normal operations after a Watchdog reset clear the Ds1LED byresettingthe panel or pressing 1 then test the system Nofurther action isrequired If the paneldoes not operate properly after aWatchdog reset call the Technical Support Hotline FCC NOTICE WARING This device isintended to beinstalled by a professional alarm installer The user shallbe cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly approved by Intelligence could void the user s authority tooperate the equipment This equipment complies with FCC Rules Part 68 On the outside of this equipmentis a labelthat contains amongother information the FCC Regis
12. of an accidental triggering ofthe zone The amount of time is determined by the value programmedinto CL 1B Digit Position 4 The time delay may be between 10 and 60 seconds in10 second intervals 25 SYSTEM 236 Installation Manual THE LIMITATIONS OF YOURALARM SYSTEM While the SYSTEM 236 is anadvanced design security system it does notoffer guaranteed protection against burglary fire or otherlosses Any alarmsystem whether commercial or residential is subject to compromise or failure to warn for avariety of reasons These include Intruders may gainaccess through unprotected openings orhave the technicalsophistication to bypassan alarm sensor or disconnectan alarm warning device Intrusion detectors smokedetectors and many sensing devices will notoperate without power Devices powered by ACwill not workif theirAC power supply is off for any reason and theirback up batteries are missing dead or improperly installed Alarm warning devices suchas sirens bells and horns may not alertpeople or wakeup sleepers if they arelocated on the otherside of closedor partly closeddoors If warning devices are ona differentlevel of the residence from the bedrooms they are less likelyto waken oralert peopleinside the bedrooms Telephone lines neededto transmit alarmsignals froma premise to acentral monitoring station may be out of service or temporarily out of service Telephone lines are subject to compromiseby sophisticated met
13. on the other end to connect to the panel Wire the phone connector as follows 9 X PCF The 9 XPCF haseight flying leadson the end Tip Ring T1 R1 Received a telephone Received a telephone outside line SYSTEM 236 Installation Manual SYSTEM START UP Fifteen minutes afterthe panel ispowered up it will dynamic ally test the standby battery by interrupting AC powerfor two minutes and monitoring the battery under load Standby Battery Time with OneLED Keypad AUX POWER DRAIN STANDBY TIME 6 5 A H 4 0A H Batter Battery 50mA 32hours ni 70 MA DIF 24 hours 150mA 24 hours 300 mA 14 hours 400mA 12hours 7 hours Totalpower for all keypadsand auxiliary If you replacethe battery aftera SYSTEM TROUBLE LOW BATTERY message you mustre test the battery under load conditions Press 6 4 to startthe Dynamic Battery Test Voltage Variations Output voltages willvary between9 and 14 4 VDC worstcase depending on theload battery condition KEYPAD SETUP ALPHA KEYPAD INFORMATION The Alphakeypad uses atop viewing display This meansthe dis play reads most clearlywhen viewed froma top angle rather than straight on or from below Mounting the keypad at the light switchlevel and adjustingthe viewing anglegives the bestresults Adjusting the LCD Display To adjust the viewing angle remove the keypad from the back m
14. step process Key in the two digitaddress Command Location followed bythe desired programming values programdata then press the key to store the data The LED keypad doesnot display programmed values If you are not sure thatthe correct programming values have been entered program the Command Location again System 236 LED Keypad Layout 1 2 3 4 5 6 0 7 8 9 PANIC NOTE Toprogram Command LocationA0 withan LED keypad remember to enterthe Command Location followed by the program data then press the key Warning If you enter a Command Location andthen press the key without entering anydata the keypad will beep 5 times indicating an error To correct this problem simply re enterthe Command Location and Data then press the key Programming With the Alpha Plus Keypad Entering program data with an Alpha Plus keypad is a two step process First keyin the two digitaddress Command Location to be programmed and press the key The Alpha keypad displays the Command Location and the data previously stored Enter the new data you wish to store and press the key to write the data You can also scroll through the Command Locations in numerical order by alternately pressing and releasing the key NOTE Command Location AO must be addressed directly When programming this CommandLocation withan Alphall keypad the previously stored data is notdisplayed Toprogra
15. 1 1 8 E pica illa i ee Panic Duress a o i Test Report i ae i Timing Keypad i ai Loop Alarm 1 B Control 11C Reporting Codes 1 1 4 2 2 0 Loop 1 1 2 0 Loop 2 1D F Control 1 E F Control fd i a 0 Loop 3 1 2 o0 Loop 4 1 F Control 2 0 F Control NES A 2 0 Loop 5 1 1 1 Loop 6 20141 Control 212 Control PSO O 9 Door Chime i 1 1 Shunt Enalbe 2 3 Dial 2 4 Oe Ee ae ot e Delay Before 2 5 Dial 28
16. 6 7 The hexadecimal conversionchart isalso found at variouslocations throughout the programming section ofthe manual Question What is an Interface error 1 and how dol correct the error Answer This error iscaused by aproblem with the Data line Green wire between the panel and the keypad Check the connection to ensure that the wire is not pinched or loose Also try disconnecting allkeypads from the panel one at atime resetting the panel after each keypad is removed Remember to reset the panel press Master Combination 6 8 Question How do reset Alarm Memory Answer To ClearAlarm Memory press 1 Question How do laddress an Alpha Keypad forthe first time Answer If you have an Alpha keypad that has never been addressed when power is initially applied the display will read KEYPAD ADDRESS Toenter the address simply press anumber between 0 and 7 Remove panel power for 3seconds andthen re apply power toreset the system For additionalinformation aboutKeypad addressing see page 5 NOTE If operating ator near the limit of AUX Power and Keypad Power you may needto remove powerfor up to30 seconds in orderfor the systemto reset properly Question Why do myloops fail to respond after changing the programming Answer In order forthe panel torecognize the programming changes for theloops eitherthe loops have tobe tripped and restored orthe panel mustbe reset Master Combination 6 8 23 SYS
17. AMMING CONVERSIONS Hexadecimal Value Key Strokes A 0 B 4 Cc 2 D 3 E 4 F 5 CL 15 16 SYSTEM 236 Installation Manual Command Locations 15 Event Reports Default Values gt 1 9 D F E a 2 BD 4 5 A A A Digit Position 1 Event Report ReceiverSelect Shunts Allrestores Status Trouble and Cancel O Receiver 1 with Receiver 2 asback up 2 Receiver 2 only 1 Receiver 1 only 3 Receiver 1 andReceiver 2 Dual Reporting Digit Position 2 Loop Shunt reportCode Valid entries are 1 F This ais a 1 digit reporting code used for allloops For 2 digit reporting formats the loopnumber will be automatically added asan extension Programming a 0 in Position 2 disables shunt reporting for all loops Digit Position 3 Cancel Report code Valid entries are 1 F This ais a 1 digit reporting code used for allloops For 2 digit reporting formats the loop number will be automatically added asan extension Programming a 0 in Position 3 disables shunt reporting for all loops Digit Position 4 Trouble Reportcode Valid entries are 1 F This ais a 1 digit reporting code used for allloops For 2 digit reporting formats the loop number will be automatically added asan extension Programming a 0 in Position 4 disables shunt reporting for all loops Digit Position 5 Loop Restore Reporting Code Restores are sentfor alarm shunt and trouble Valid entries are 1 F
18. Digit Position 1 for programming information Digit Position 4 Loop 4Alarm report code See Digit Position 1 for programming information Digit Position 5 Loop 5Alarm Report code See Digit Position 1 for programming information PROGRAMMING CONVERSIONS Digit Position 6 Loop 6 Alarm Report code Hexadecimal Value Key Strokes See Digit Position 1 for programming information NnMUOuW gt 0 NI 2 3 4 5 18 CL 1Dand 23 SYSTEM 236 Installation Manual Command Location 1D 22 Loop Control Default Values gt 1 1 1 2 2 0 1D Loop 1 20 Loop4 1E Loop 2 21 Loop5 1 D H 1F Loop 3 22 Loop6 1 2 3 Y 5 6 A A A A Digit Position 1 Loop Response time 0 10 milliseconds 1 500 milliseconds Digit Position 2 Loop Receiver Select O Receiver 1 with Receiver 2 asback up 2 Receiver 2 only 1 receiver 1 only 3 Receiver 1 and Receiver 2 Dual Reporting Digit Position 3 Loop Restore Type O No restoral 2 returnto normal bellsilences 1 return to normal 3 Return to normal system disarmed Digit Position 4 Loop Arming Type O Instant 3 Long Delay 1 Interior 4 24 hours always armed 2 Delay Digit Position 5 Loop Audible type 1 Pulsing 4 silent withno LED 2 steady 5 Silent withLED 3 Chirp Digit Position 6 Loop circuit Type O EOL alarm onopen or short NOTE ALoop
19. Digit Position 4 Loop 4 Shunting Enable Refer to digit Position 1 forprogramming options Digit Position 5 Loop 5 Shunting Enable Refer to digit Position 1 forprogramming options Digit Position 6 Loop 6 Shunting Enable Refer to digit Position 1 forprogramming options Command Location 25 Delay Before dialenable Default Values gt 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 A A A Digit Position 1 Loop 1 Delay Before Dial Enable 0 No 1 Yes this loop willdelay dialing on alarm for time programmed in CL 1B 4 Digit Position 2 Loop 2 Delay Before Dial Enable Refer to digitPosition 1 forprogramming options Digit Position 3 Loop 3 Delay Before Dial Enable Refer to digitPosition 1 forprogramming options Digit Position 4 Loop 4 Delay Before Dial Enable Refer to digitPosition 1 forprogramming options Digit Position 5 Loop 5 Delay Before Dial Enable Refer to digitPosition 1 forprogramming options Digit Position 6 Loop 6 Delay Before Dial Enable Refer to digitPosition 1 forprogramming options Command Location A0 Set Test Report Countdown Timer A 0 Digit Position 1 Set Countdown Timer gt 1 This command will sets the time when the firsttest Report istransmitted to the central station The SYSTEM 236 will use thistransmission time wheneverit is poweredup or the CPU is reset unless CL AO isreprogrammed 0 1 4 hour 5 4 ho
20. Dkeypad in thesystem has adifferent address number In the event that two keypads are accidentally given the same address the systemwill fail torespond to keypad input Refer to page24 for assistancein correcting this problem wi w2 KEYPAD ADDRESS Installed Installed 8 Removed Installed 9 Installed Removed 10 Removed Removed 11 FACTORY SETTINGS DEFAULT PROGRAM SETUP The default programming of the SYSTEM 236 will allow you to use it as a local panel without any additional programming The actual default programming values are shown on the Programming Worksheet Note If youconnect power beforewiring the loops install a 2 2K EOL resistor across eachloop Combinations Installer combination 012345 User 1 Master combination 1234 Users 2 6 disabled Default installer combination yes Combination required no Faulted Armingtype goof proof Opening Closing disabled Reporting Account 1 000000 Dialing type pulse RPS allowed yes Zones Zone 1 Entry Exitdelay EOL circuit Zone 2 interior EOL circuit Zone 3 doors orwindows EOL circuit Zone 4 doors orwindows EOL circuit Zone 5 doors orwindows EOL circuit Zone 6 fire orsmoke supervised EOL circuit Panic soft zone pulsed audible non reporting Testing Testreport interval 7 days and disabled Timing Entry time 60seconds and prewarn Exit time 30seconds and prewarn Bell time 5minutes Unit Control Local system yes
21. M 236 Installation Manual Survey of Most common Questions The following isa summary ofthe questions mostfrequently asked ofour Technical Support Department Question How do program the panel with the LED keypad Answer To program withthe LED keypad enter the command Location to be programmed the Datato be programmed and press the key See alsopages 6 For Example Toprogram User 2with a PINof 4 5 3 5 enterthe following keystrokes CL Datato Store Write data 0 2 4 5 3 5 Question How do laccess Alpha Keypad Programming to enter Zone Labels Answer To begin Alpha Keypad Programming you cannot programthe LED keypad enter Installer Combination 0 1 Then scroll tothe desired message location See also pages 7 Question How do linterpret a Trouble on the LED keypad Howdo I cleara Trouble on the LED keypad Answer A numberof conditions may cause the Service LED to light See the chartbelow for additionalinformation Trouble LED Power LED Zone LED s Cause Flash Slow On Off Watchdog On On Flash Slow Zone Trouble On Off Off AC Failure On Flash Slow Off Low Battery Flash Fast On Off System Trouble Comm Fail On On Off System Trouble Bell Fuse Fail Question How do lenter hexadecimal numbers when using keypad programming Answer Hexadecimal values are entered throughthe use ofthe keyand one ofthe digits 0 5 For additional help with entering hexadecimalnumbers refer to page
22. MF dialing only notused in pulse dialing 4 end of number 5 5 second delay Digit 1 isdialed first You must place a 4 EON after the lastdigit to be dialed Fill in remaining positions with 0 Zeroes after EON will not be dialed Command Location OD Receiver 1 Phone Number digits 7 12 0 0 Default Values gt 0 0 0 0 le e 1 2 3 4 5 6 Command Location 0E Receiver 1 Phone Number digits 13 18 Default Values gt 0 0 0 0 0 0 fe 1 de PROGRAMMING CONVERSIONS Hexadecimal Value Key Strokes A 0 B j Cc 2 D 3 E 4 F 5 CL OF 11 SYSTEM 236 Installation Manual Command Locations 0F 11 Receiver 2 Phone Number Order in whichthe numbers willbe dialed Command Location OF 1 2 3 4 5 6 Command Location 10 Command Location 11 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 Command Locations 0F Receiver 2 Phone Number digits 1 6 Default Values gt E i i 1 Digit Positions 1 6 Receiver 2 Phone Number digits 1 6 0 9 dialing digits O dial tone detect use if morethan one dialtone must be detected 2 DTMF dialing only notused in pulsedialing 3 DTMF dialingonly notused in pulse dialing 4 end of number 5 5 second delay Digit 1 isdialed first You must place a 4 EON after the lastdigit to bedialed Fill in remaining positions with O
23. SYSTEM 236 Installation Manual For continued protection against replaces fuses onlywith fuses ofsame type and rating o WARNINGS riskof fire DisconnectAC battery and phone cord BEFORE Servicing Capacity for emergency standby at least ourhours Co 16 5VAC AUDIBLE 10 5 13 5 VCD 25 40VA 50 60H2 Protected by ae 3AG 2 5A Battery UNSWITCHED E S i AUX Soom protection A POWER KEYPAD i a INFORMATION 3AG 0 754 Do not exceed4 Shared with keypads or maxAUX Shared wi POWER 12DVC 6 5AH keypads and Protected by FuseF3 or 12VDC 4 0A H 3AG 0 75A Sealed lead acid CAUTION Total power from terminals bell Aux and Key Terminals NOT toexceed 800mA combined alsosee NOTE below POWER SUPPLY INFORMATION Use only 12VDC 6 5AH or 4 0A H sealed lead acid battery Replace batteryevery 4 6 years withModel 1265 or Model 1240 6 5A H standby battery time with1 keypadis 14 hours at 300 mA4 0 A H standbybattery time with 1keypad is 7 hours at400 mA Power demand forAUX POWER keypads andsounders not to exceed maximumratings Install transformer on unswitchedpower receptacle Remove AC andbattery power before replacingfuses Maximum battery charge current 350mA This equipment should bei
24. Supervised Loop will be reported asan alarm if the systemis armed but will have no effect if the system isdisarmed TAMPER SWITCH INSTALLATION The cabinet is constructed in orderto accommodate two switches One tamperfor the coverand a second switch for a wall tamper Toinstall the tamperswitches 1 Position thetamper switch insidethe cabinet atthe lower right corner of thecabinet For thewall tamper the plunger should go through the small hole inthe back ofthe cabinet For the doortamper the plunger should face out from the cabinet Refer tothe drawing below 2 Connect the tamperswitches in seriesand wire the tamper terminals to adedicated zone ofthe control panel 3 Program the dedicated zone as desired NC EOL 24 hour etc Once the tamper switches are installed opening the cabinet dooror removing the cabinet from the wall will resultin a tamper signal atthe panel Tamper Switches installed in the SYSTEM 236 cabinet itii PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD TB1 pace 12292 2192212 1222222 DOOR TAMPER SWITCH e LEAD ACID BATTERY WALL o TAMPER SWITCH i TELEPHONE INTERFACE i Use the 9 XPCF cord to connect the SYSTEM 236 to the phone line The cord has a modular connector on one end to plug into the wall outlet and flying leads
25. TEM 236 Installation Manual Question How do linterpret the Unit Status Reports Canthe codes be changed Answer Status Reporting is divided between CL17 and CL18 Each Reporting Code of the Unit Status Report is a two digit code The first digitis the data programmed into CL17 Digit Position 1 and may be any value from 0 F The second digit isthe data programmedinto the respective Status Report code Please note that programming a Ointo cl 17 1 will disable all Unit status Reportsin CL 17and 18 Additionalinformation about Unit statusreporting Codes canbe found onpage 16 inthe programming section Question How do lenter Receiver andRPS Phone Numbers Why dol have toenter the Eat the endof the number Answer The System 236 is designedto handle phonenumbers up to 18 digits long but the firmware can only handle 6 digits percommand Location This means that3 Command Locations are required tostore a phone number With variations innumber length and special characters which may need tobe included the software needs some method of determining the end of the number The E entered by pressing 4 tells the software thatit has reached the end of the phone number andto ignore any additional digits For Example To program the panelfor Receiver 1 with a phonenumber of 555 1212and disable the call waiting feature using 70 enter thefollowing sequence Command Location 0E Command Location 0C Command Location 0D el o s s
26. astacting sensors such as swingers on window foil producing false alarms This option is usedin conjunction with CL15 Digit Positions 5 Restore Reporting Code andCL 15 1 Event Report Receiver Select The panelcan be programmedto send aRestoral Report onlywhen the loopis normaland the system is disarmed With this arrangement any loop whichis triggered multiple times while armed will only send one alarmreport untilthe systemis disarmed This prevents the system from tieing up the phone line with continuous alarm and restoral reports There may be occasion where it is desirable to program alldoors and interior points as delayed Or you may need to program interior zones to be delayedonly during the Entry Exit Delay time This Command Location allows a variety ofArming Types to help minimize false alarms This feature should always be enabled onreporting systems especially if the system does notsend Opening and Closing Reports A Cancel Report is sentto the monitoring station in the event that an Authorized User clears the alarmwhile the bellis still active The Cancel Report Code Digit Position 3 is actually atwo digit code withthe first digit being programmed by the installer andthe second digit being the UserID when the report is sent Digit Position 1 determines which receiver gets the Cancel Report This option programs the loops to have a delay after they are triggered to allow the User time to shut down the system in the event
27. fect theoperation of yourequipment allowing you the opportunity to maintain uninterrupted service You will also be advised of yourright to file a complaint withthe FCC This equipment mustnot be usedon party lines or coin operated phone lines FCC Part 15Notice This equipment has been tested andfound to complywith the limits for Class Bdigital devices pursuantto part 150f the FCC Rules These limits are designed to Provide reasonable protection against harmful interference ina residential installation This equipment generates uses and canradiate radio frequency energy andif not installedand used in accordance with theinstru ctions may causeharmful interference toradio communications However thereis no guarantee that interference willnot occur in a particular installation If this equipmentdoes cause harmful interference to radioor television reception which can bedetermined by turning the equipment off andon the useris encouraged totry to correct theinterference by oneor more ofthe following measures Reorient the radio television antenna Connect theAC transformer toa different outletso that the control paneland radio television areon different branch circuits Relocate the equipment with respect tothe radio television Consult the dealeror an experienced radio television technician for help FCC Registration Number C2DCHN 75290 AL E Ringer Equivalence 0 3B CANADIAN EMISSION REQUIREMENTS This digital apparatus does no
28. ge or Label use the 2 key to scroll through the characters until you reach the desired character If you scroll past the desired character the 8 key may be used to scroll backwards When the desired character is display pressthe 6 key to move the cursor tothe next characterposition the 4 key moves the cursor to the left When all characters have been entered press the key to write the message and move tothe next message position Use the 0 key to move backward through the messages The Alphaand AlphaPlus Templates used forprogramming keypad messages are shownon the nextpage The Scrolling orderof the Alpha Plus message is SERVICE MESSAGE DEALER MESSAGE SOFT ZONE IDENTIFIERS C HARDWIRED LOOP IDENTIFIERS KEYPADADDRESS For example to change the Keypad Address Enter keypad programming as described previously then press BYPASS This will step backwards one stepto Keypad Address Enter the New Address followed bythe key SYSTEM 236 Installation Manual ALPHA II Programming Template ALPHA PLUS Programming Template N di PUSH AND HOLD ARROWS FOR FAST SCROLL PUSH AND HOLD ARROWS FOR PAST SCROLL 1 2 3 E 1 2 3 A CHARACTER CHARACTER lcm le lem best ome lense 7 8 9 P 7 8 9 Y CHARACTER CHARACTER 0 H BYPASS ian
29. hodsof attack Smoke detectors used in conjunction with the alarm system may not sense fires that start where smoke cannot reac the detectors such as chimneys walls or roofs or on other side of closed doors Smoke detectors also may nc sense a fire on another level of the residence or buil A second floor detector for Example may not sense a fi floor or basement fire Finally smoke detector sensing limitations No smoke detector can sense evel kind of fire every time In general detectors may not alw warn you about fires caused by carelessness and safe hazards like smoking in bed violent explosions escap gas improper storage of flammable materials overloade electrical circuits children playing with matches arson The most common cause of an alarm system not functioning properly when an intrusion or fire occurs is inadeq maintenance Your alarm system should be tested weekly to make sure all sensors are operating properly The SYSTEM 236 panel and keypads should also be tested Installing an alarm system may make you eligible for lower insurance rates but an alarm system is not a substi for insurance Homeowners property owners and renters should continue to insure their lives and property 26 SYSTEM 236 Installation Manual SYSTEM 236 Programming Worksheet Client SYSTEM 236 Phone Number Address
30. into CLOC 0E Receiver Format andMessage Format agreeCL 0A Telco Control Options CL09 are correctly programmed The RJ 31X jackis correctly wired pins 4 5 are notswitched with 18 8 24 SYSTEM 236 Installation Manual Recommendations for Reducing False Alarms The recommendations containedin this section are designed to assist you in reducing false alarms The first column contains the CommandLocations and DigitPositions in parentheses The second column isthe recommended program option followed bya brief explanation Program Option CL Program Function Comments Arming Com bination 08 5 options Loop Control Loop Control Loop Control Event Re porting Loop Switches 1D 22 1 1F 22 3 1D 22 4 15 18 3 25 1 6 Combination Command Loop response Time LoopRestore Type Loop Arming Type Cancel Report Code Cancel Report Receiver Select Delay Before Dial This featureis enabled to preventunauthorized users from activating certain keypad functions When activated this Command will require a valid User Combination to perform such functions as Bypassing a Zone Group Bypassing Keypad Activated RPS Central Station and Bell Testing and InstantArming For additionalassistance with commands requiring User Combinations see page 22 command Summary This option determines the responsetime of theloop itself Itacts as a bufferon the loopto minimize the possibility of f
31. ition 1 Local System only 0 No 1 Yes disables allcommunications except RPS Digit Position 2 Dialling Attempts 0 4 attempts 1 8 attempts 2 14 attempts Digit Position 3 RPS Enable 0 No 1 Yes allows remote programming to startfrom off00remise location Digit Position 4 Enable KeypadRPS 0 No 1 Yes allows remote programming to startfrom on site keypad command Digit Position 5 Phone RingType 0 Single ring uniformly timed rings with long pauses between rings 1 Double ring rings twice quicklyfollowed by along pause thenrings twice again Digit Position 6 Dial Type 0 Touch Tone DTMF 1 Pulse Dialing TouchTone isa trademark ofAT amp T 10 CLOA and 0B SYSTEM 236 Installation Manual Command Locations 0A Communications Fromat Default values gt 1 1 Digit Position 1 Receiver 1 ReceiverFormat 1 1 Fast A 2300Hz 4 SumCheck 2300 Hz 2 Slow B 1400 Hz 5 CFSK III 3 SumCheck 1400Hz 6 Ademco DTMF 1400 Hz Digit Position 2 Receiver 1 Message Format 1 3 1 Extended 2 4 2 2digit reporting code 3 CFSK III Digit Position 3 Receiver 2 Receiver Format 1 Fast A 2300Hz 4 SumCheck 2300 Hz 2 Slow B 1400 Hz 5 CFSK III 3 SumCheck 1400Hz 6 Ademco DTMF 1400 Hz Digit Position 4 Receiver 2 Message Format 1 3 1 Extended 2 4 2 2 digit reporting code 3 CFSK III Valid combinations of Receiver Fo
32. m this location enter the Command Location followed by the key Then enter thedata to bestored and again pressthe key Programming Hexadecimal Numbers The Alphakeypad may be used to program the control panel The cursor is movedto the rightusing the Emergency E keyand to the left using the Police P keys The Fire F key entersa blank space and movesthe cursor one position to the right Data is programmedinto the panelusing the hexadecimalnumber system which consists of the digits 0 9 and the letters A F The digits 0 9 are entered directly fromthe keypad The chart below shows how toenter the hexadecimaldigits Athrough F PROGRAMMING CONVERSIONS Hexadecimal Value Key Strokes A 0 B 4 Cc 2 D 3 E 4 F 5 The same procedureis used withboth the LEDand the Alpha keypads End of ProgrammingSegment The last two Command Locations are CL 25 and CLAO When you press the key at theselocations the programwill advance you to CL 26 or CLA1 These locations are notused in the SYSTEM 236 If you enter CL26 or CLA1 either press to exit programming orpress the Command Location followed by the key for the desired programming location To ExitPanel Programming When you have finished programming press The panel will also exit the programming mode ifyou do not press any key within a five minute period SYSTEM 236 Installation Manual PROGRAMMING the ALPHA Plus KEYPAD You mus
33. mA at9 5 14 0 VDC AUDIBLE OUTPUT O Fuse Fl The BELL Terminal is protectedby a 3AG 1 0A slow blowfuse F1 If anyfuse opens remove AC and DC power remove the short or overload condition then replace the fuse before restoring power Donot substitute ahigher rated fuse SYSTEM 236 Installation Manual Electromagnetic Interference Vibrating horns can produce electromagneticinterference EMI While EMI will notdamage the SYSTEM 236 it can cause transmission errors and mis dialing To minimize EMI install a0 01 mfd 100V capacitor across the terminals of thehorn The capacitor must belocated in the horn TerminalLabels AUX amp c SWITCHED AUXILIARY POWER gt C AUX The AUX terminalprovides positive 9 3 1 4 0VDC for auxiliary devices thatrequire switched power for resetting Typical devices in glass breakand smoke detectors The terminal labelledC provides the power common Terminal Labels KEY C amp DATA ARMING STATIONS de 2 KEY C DATA KEY Terminal red provides 9 8 14 0 E z VDC keypad power SS C Terminal black is common Soo DATA Terminal green isfor keypad data Maximum wire lengthfor connecting anykeypad is 500 152m of 22 AWG 0 643mm copperwire oboe alla iaia QA e elo
34. mmed with0 willsend reports Status Reporting Codes willbe a 2 digitcode The first digit is the contents of CL17 1 andthe second digitis the respective Report code programmed intothe panel Digit Position 2 Watchdog Reset Report Code 0 No 1 F Yes this report codesent after each Watchdog reset Digit Position 3 Falled To communicate Reportcode 0 No 1 F Yes this report code sent after each failure to communicate Digit Position 4 Completed Programming ReportCode 0 No 1 F Yes this report codesent on completionof panel programming Command Location 18 Status Events Reporting Codes 2 Default Values Digit Position 1 Bell Fuse Fall Report code 1 2 3 4 5 6 A A A A 0 No 1 F Yes this report code sent at Bell fuse failure Digit Position 2 Bell Fuse restore report code 0 No 1 F Yes this report codesent at bellFuse restoral Digit Position 3 AC Fail Report Code 0 No 1 F Yes this report codesent at AC failure Digit Position 4 AC Restore Report Code 0 No 1 F Yes this report code sent at AC restoral Digit Position 5 Low Battery ReportCode 0 No 1 F Yes this report code sent at low battery voltage Digit Position 6 Low Battery restore Report Code 0 No 1 F Yes this report codesent when battery voltage returns tonormal PROGRAMMING CONVERSIONS Hexadecimal Value Key Strokes A 0 B 4 E 2 D 23 E 4 F 5
35. ng Reports Digit Position 4 User 4 O C Report Enable 0 No Opening andNo Closing Reports 1 Opening and Closing Reports Digit Position 5 User 5 O C Report Enable 0 No Opening andNo Closing Reports 1 Opening and Closing Reports Digit Position 6 User 6 O C Report Enable 0 No Opening andNo Closing Reports 1 Opening and Closing Reports SYSTEM 236 Installation Manual CL08 and 09 Command Locations 08 Panel Control Options Default values gt 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 A A A A Digit Position 1 Disable Loop LEDs 0 No 1 Yes shuts zone LEDs off after5 minutes Digit Position 2 Faulted Arming Type 0 Goof proof zones must be normal or shunted to arm 1 Force Arm faulted zones will be shunted at end of Exit delay Digit Position 3 Default Installer Combination 0 No this enables the Pirate Guard feature for added security 1 Yes combination reverts to factory valueon power loss Digit Position 4 Daily Battery Test Enable 0 No 1 Yes tests battery under load every 24 hours Digit Position 5 Combination Command 0 No 1 Yes requires combination for Bypass InstantArm keypad activated RPS and Test central station and bell Digit Position 6 AC Line Frequency 0 50HZ 1 60Hz Command Locations 09 Telco Control Options Default values gt 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 Digit Pos
36. ngs 5 Programming Options Alphabetical List 5 6 Programming the Panel 6 7 Programming with the LED Keypad 6 Programming with the Alpha Keypad 6 Entering Hexadecimal Numbers 7 Programming the Alpha Keypad 7 8 Programming Letters amp Numbers 7 Special Function Keys 8 Programming Options Numerical Order 9 23 Keypad Label Drawer 24 Telephone Line Problems 24 Watchdog Indicator 25 Keypad Operation Command Summary 25 Help with Common Problems Troubleshooting 26 27 Reducing False Alarms 28 Warranty information 28 Programming Worksheets 29 32 BEFORE YOU START Scope of ThisManual This manual contains basic installation and programming information for the SYSTEMFC 236 control communicator For detailed information about remote programming please refer tothe Commander l Monitor Il Operating Manual Accuracy This manual has been carefully checked for accuracy However IntelliSense assumes noliability for inaccuraciesor actions resulting from the useof this manual In addition IntelliSense reserves the right to modify the SYSTEM FC 236 hardware software and manuals without priornotice Residential Configuration The following listof options arerecommended for astandard SYSTEM FC 236 installation ina residential environment 1 Program the audible to sound for at least four minutes before silencing 2 No zonesshould be programmedfor silent alarm 3 Fire zonesshould be programmedfor pulsing audible alarm 4 Burglar z
37. nstalled in accordance with the National Fire ProtectionAssociation s Standard 72 Chapter 2 National Fire ProtectionAssociation Battery marchPark Quincy MA02269 Printed information describingproper installation operation testing maintenance evacuation planning and repair serviceis to be providedwith the equipment 79 0X PCF GENERAL INFORMATION Connect ground wire from door hingeto earth ground using 16 AWG green jacketed solid conductor wire Alloutputs are power limited If programmed for EOL or Supervised Loop the 2 2K ohm EOL resistor Model 9 X 2 2K must be at endof circuit 1 50 VDC short 3 10 VDC normal 5 00 VDC open Loop voltages 0 00 1 60 3 20 Are electrically common When usedas a fire warning system usea 4 wire smoke detector Sentrol ES 449C with a Power Supervisory EOLRelay Module System Sensor A77716 Series at the endof the detector power loop Consider the maximum detector alarm load when confirming that thetotal alarm load isless than 800mA NOTE Total powerfrom terminals AUXand KEY NOT to exceed 400mA combined SYSTEM 236 Installation Manual Table of Contents Subject Page No System FC 236 Terminal Label Front cover Residential Configuration Recommended 2 Installation 2 3 Wiring the Panel 3 4 System Start Up 4 Keypad Setup 4 5 Addressing Keypads 5 Factory Default Setti
38. onesshould be programmedfor a steady audible 5 Burglar loops should be programmed for EOL 6 Entry delayshould not begreater than 45seconds 7 Exit Delayshould not begreater than 60seconds 8 The DynamicBattery Test should be enabled 9 The UnitStatus Report shouldbe enabled 10 The 24 hour Check in Test Report shouldbe enabled Recommended Setup continued 11 The communicator should not be programmed for Delay Before Dial 12 The system must not be programmed to diala police station 13 Usescrews supplied to secure coveror install alock on the cabinet 14 Loop Response Time shouldbe set to500ms Zone Programming FIRE LOOP No Delay Before Dial 24 hour arming Pulsing audible Supervised latching forheat resetting forsmoke Not shuntable Not shuntable BURGLARLOOP No Delay Before Dial NO NC with EOL Steady Audible 500ms Loop response Time INSTALLATION Mounting The SYSTEM 236 should be mountedin a location which allows convenient access toAC power telephone connections and earth ground Remove the circuitboard from the cabinet This will prevent possible damageto the circuit board when removing the knock outs Remove the knock outs as required Mark the screw mounting holes onthe wall Mount the cabinetat the desired height and passthe cables through the knock outs Replace the circuitboard remembering to connect the ground lug to the lower left cornerof
39. ounting plate Towards the bottom centre of the circuit board is a small hole Insert a smallscrewdriver intothe hole and adjust R23 while holdingthe keypad atits mounting height Adjustthe potentiometer as necessary for optimu m viewing Addressing Keypads Each Alphaand LED keypadinstalled in thesystem must have an address Addresses must notbe repeated When replacing a keypad make sure thereplacement has the same addressas the previous keypad Once all keypads have been addressed reset the panel by pressing master Combination 6 8 or by temporarily removing bothAC and DC power Addressing Alpha Keypads The first time you power upthe system unaddressed Alpha keypads will display KEYPAD ADDRESS Press any numberfrom 0 through 7 ateach keypad The exactnumber you press is notimportant as long as each keypad has a different addressnumber Thekeypad will not acceptvalues outside ofthe specified range Should you accidentally use thesame address formore than onekeypad the system will failto properly respond to the keypad input Referto page 24 forassistance in correcting this problem Addressing LED Keypads The LED keypadalso requires anaddress The address on the LED keypad is setby two jumpers W1 and W2 on the printed circuit board W1 W2 The chart belowshows how to set Jumpers W1 and W2 to OJO set the address of LED keypads Any address from 8 to 11 OJO can be used The exact numberis not important As long as each LE
40. placement ofthe battery mayresult in groundtrace shorting on the PCB Terminal Label E A2 AC AC AC power is supplied bya 16 5 VAC 25 40VA transformer at 50 or 60Hz A ULListed Class 2 transformer must be used Connect the secondary of the transformerto the terminalslabelled AC onthe SYSTEM 236 Use atleast 18 AWG 1 02 mm wire toreduce voltage drops The primary side ofthe transformer mustbe connected toan unswitched receptacle Do not connectprimary to Ground Fault Interrup GFI circuits Secure the transformer to the wall AC POWER AC Power Failure If anAC power failure lasts more than 15 minutes the keypads will display asystem trouble andan AC failure report willbe sent if programmed When AC is restored for five minutes the restoral report will besent Precautions Do not sharethe secondary ofthe transformer with otherdevices A foreignground can damagethe power supply Voiding the warranty Do not use any transformer otherthan that specifiedin the AC POWER section above Available Power The maximum total power available atthe BELL AUX and KEY terminalsis 800 mA The switched auxiliaryand keypads share the same power bus Thecombined power forthe AUX and KEY terminalsis 400 mA Do notexceed 400mA for all Keypads and auxiliary devices as BELL C to a Terminallabel BELL amp C The BELL terminal Audible output provides up to800
41. programmed astype 1 or2 will report 1 Supervised trouble onopen alarm on short follows bell time BAA condition regardless of 2 supervised bell latched trouble on open alarm on short bell latched Command Location 23 Door chime enable Default Values gt 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 A A A i A Digit Position 1 Loop 1 doorchime enable 0 No 1 Yes keypads beep twoseconds when loopis faulted Digit Position 2 Loop 2 doorchime enable Refer to digitPosition 1 forprogramming options Digit Position 3 Loop 3 doorchime enable Refer to digit Position 1 forprogramming options Digit Position 4 Loop 4 doorchime enable Refer to digit Position 1 forprogramming options Digit Position 5 Loop 5 doorchime enable Refer to digit Position 1 forprogramming options Digit Position 6 Loop 6 doorchime enable Refer to digit Position 1 forprogramming options 19 SYSTEM 236 Installation Manual CL 24 25 and AO Command Location 24 Shunting enable Default Values gt 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 A A A Digit Position 1 Loop 1 Shunting Enable 0 No makes this zonea priority zone not shunt able 1 Yes keypads beep twoseconds when loopis faulted Digit Position 2 Loop 2 Shunting Enable Refer to digit Position 1 forprogramming options Digit Position 3 Loop 3 Shunting Enable Refer to digit Position 1 forprogramming options
42. rmatand Message Formatare listed below Message Format Receiver Format s 3 1 Extended All formats except CFSK Ill and DTMF 1400Hz 4 2 2 digit reporting All formats exceptCFSK III CFSK III CFSK III only Command Locations 0B AccountNumber 1 Default avlues 0 0 1 2 Digit Positions 1 6 Account Number 3 4 5 6 Valid entries are 0 F The AccountNumber is rightjustified The lastdigit must bein Position 6 The SYSTEM 236will read the account number using Digit Positions 4 6 in 3 digitaccounts Digit Positions 3 6 in 4 digitaccounts Digit Positions 1 6 in 6 digit accounts Fill all unused Digit Positions with O s PROGRAMMING CONVERSIONS Hexadecimal Value Key Strokes A 0 B 4 C 2 D 3 E 4 F 5 SYSTEM 236 Installation Manual CL OC 0E Command Locations OC 0E Receiver 1 Phone Number Order in whichthe numbers willbe dialed Command Locations OC Command Locations OD Command Locations OE 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 Command Location OC Receiver 1 Phone Number digits 1 6 Default Values gt E 0 0 0 0 0 a S S S A L 1 2 3 4 5 6 Digit Positions 1 6 Receiver 1 PhoneNumber digits 1 6 I I I i l I 0 9 dialing digits O dial tone detect use if morethan one dialtone must be detected 2 DTMF dialingonly notused in pulse dialing 3 DT
43. s 2 2Jefoj ofojojojojo 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 NOTE Entering 2 in CLOC 1 willdisplay the value C and entering 4 in CLOD 5 willdisplay the value E Question Answer Question Answer How can Icorrect the problemof two Alpha keypad withthe same address When two keypads have been giventhe same address a conflict occurson the databus since twokeypads are trying to communicate atthe same time The only way to correct the problem is to disconnect both keypads and thenre address one ofthem making surethat the addressis not usedby any otherkeypad To re address the keypad enter Alpha Keypad Programming Installer Combination 0 1 and scroll backwardone step BYPASS Then enter the new address Don t forgetto reset the panel Master Combination 6 8 after changing the address so the panel knows how to properly address the keypad For additional information about keypad addressing see page 5 Why can t mypanel communicate withthe Central Station There are several reasons for the panel notcommunicating The first place to look is CL 09 1 This is the Telco Control if Digit Position 1 is programmedwith a1 all communication except RPS is disabled If 09 1 is programmed witha 0 checkto ensure thatall of the following parameters are properly set Account Number 1is programmed intoCL 0B Receiver 1 Phone Number is correctly programmed
44. t exceedthat Class Blimits for radio noise emissions from digitalapparatus set outin the Radio interference Regulations of the Canadian Department of Communications 21 SYSTEM 236 Installation Manual Keypad Operation Command Summary The majority ofthe keypad commands apply equally tothe LED andAlpha Ilkeypads Some keypad commands however apply to the LCD keypad only The following Keypad Commands apply toboth the LEDand Alphall keypads Function Arm Disarm Bypass Zone n Chime On Off Change Combo Clear Alarm Memory Entry exit Pre Alarm Error Tones Exit Programming Home Arm Instant Arm Instant HomeArm Keypad Activated RPS Keypad Tone disable Panic Alarm Reset Aux Power Reset Panel Test Battery Test Bells Test Central Station Test Local Walk Test Comments Delays active n is zone 1 6 Combo maybe required Mustbe done from Master Combination User 1 Toggle Pre Alarm toneson and off Toggle Error Toneson and off All interiorzones are shunted simultaneously Exterior zones armed Combo may berequired Converts all delayedzones to instant Combo may be required Armsexterior zones shuntsinterior zones Entry delays convertedto Instant Combo may be required If enabled CL 09 4 Combo may be required Toggle Entry Exit Pre Alarm andconfirmation Error tones onand off Keypad activated If resettable devices are connected to Terminals labelled AUX andC Panel must be disarmed Use
45. t have the Alpha Plus keypad wired to the SYSTEM236 Apply power to the panel You can only program when the panel is disarmed NOTE Programming the Keypad is not the same as Keypad Programming The Alpha Keypad You can program the Alpha Plus keypads with labels for each ofthe 6 zones labels Zone Labels display during the walktest and when the keyis pressed during alarm memory orfaults The Service Message is displayed duringAC failure fuse failure communication failure lowbattery orwatchdog reset TheDealer Message displays whenever the systemis disarmed These messages can be programmed directlyfrom the Alpha Plus keypad or remotely using the Commanderll Monitor Il software package For detailed information about remoteprogramming refer to the Commander Il Monitor Operating Manual PN 5 051 221 00 Keypad Message Programming The Alpha keypad programming template is used to allow the installer to program messages and zone descriptions into the Alpha keypads The template shownon the nextpage should be used when programming the keypad To activate the keypad programming mode enterthe Installer s Code 0 1 Information may be entered into the keypad inthe form of letters upper and lower case numbers 0 9 and 22 special symbols All characters are displayed in theorder listed above i e Upperand lower case letters numbers andspecial symbols the Space character precedes theletter A To enter a Messa
46. the circuit board Reconnect the spade lug to the lower doorhinge This provides the earth ground connection for the door Earth Ground To ensure the effectiveness of the lightning andtransient protection circuits the controlpanel must beconnected to Earth Ground Ideally thisshould be acommon ground tothe power lines telephone system andsecurity system This type ofground called a Unified Earth Ground provides the best protection The ground connection from a grounding rod cold water pipe or other established ground point is made tothe green jacketed wire providing a groundto the panelhousing Control Panel Power Line Earth Ground Telephone Earth Ground Connecting to Earth Ground Unified Earth Ground with Bonded Ground Roots WIRING THE PANEL Standby Battery The SYSTEM 236is designed tooperate using a12 v 6 5A H Model 1265 or 12V 4 0A H Model 1240 sealed lead acid battery Do not use non rechargeable batteries or batteries otherthan sealed lead acid It isrecommended that youreplace The standby battery every four to sixyears Install the battery with the terminals oriented toward the hinge side of the caseand the battery mounted as closeto the hingeas possible Connect the redlead to the positive terminal ofthe battery andthe black lead tothe negative batteryterminal The panelis electronically protected against reverse battery polarity WARNING Improper
47. tration Number and Ringer Equivalence Number REN forthis equipment If requested provide this information to yourtelephone company The REN isuseful to determine the quantity of devices you may connect to yourtelephone line andstill have allof those devicesring when your numberis called Inmost but notall areas thesum of the REN S devices should not exceed five 5 0 To be certain of the number of devices you may connectto your line as determined by the REN youshould call yourlocal telephone companyto determine the minimum REN for your calling area Should you experiencetrouble with thetelephone lines disconnect the equipment fromthe line todetermine the source of the trouble If it isdetermined that the equipment is malfunctioning discontinue its use untilthe malfunction has been corrected Any repairs or alterations made bythe user tothis equipment orequipment malfunctions may givethe telephone company cause to request the user todisconnect the equipment Repairs to this equipment should be made by an authorized agent of IntelliSense Contact your local alarminstallation company forservice Should this equipment cause harm tothe telephone network the telephone company maytemporarily discontinue yourservice If possible they will provide you with advance notice Otherwise th ey will notify you as soonas possible Thetelephone company will also advise youof changes inits facilities equipment operations or procedures whichcould af
48. urs 0 14 hours Example 1 1 2hour 6 6 hours 4 16 hours The time is 1500 hours 3 00pm You want the 2 1 hour 7 8 hours 2 18 hours first Test Report totransmit at 0100 hours 1 00 3 2hours 8 10 hours 3 20 hours am 3 00pm 10 hours 1 00am Program the A 3hours 9 12 hours 4 22 hours value 8 in Position 1 of CLAO 5 24 hours 20 SYSTEM 236 Installation Manual TESTING Once the installationis complete connectAC andDC power Complete programming ifrequired Test allpanel operations TO THEINSTALLER Regular maintenance and inspection at least monthly by theinstaller and frequent testing by the userare vital tothe continuous and satisfying operation ofany alarm system The installer should assume the responsibility for developing and offering a regular maintenance program to the user as well as acquainting the userwith the proper operation and limitations of the alarm system and its componentparts Recommendations must includea specific program of regular testing at least weekly to insurethat the systemis operating properly at alltimes TELEPHONE LINE PROBLEMS In the eventof telephone lineproblems disconnect the SYSTEM FC 236 by removing the modular connector plug fromthe Telco inter face jack Do not disconnectthe connection insidethe SYSTEM FC 236 cabinet Doing so will prevent the premise phones from operating If yourphone works correctly after the control panel has been disconnected
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