Alphatronics AlphaVision New Generation User manual

Installation

Manual

Alphatronics bv * Watergoorweg 71* 3861MA Nijkerk * Tel.: 033-2459944 * Fax.: 033-2453149 * [email protected]

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................................5

URPOSE OF THIS MANUAL................................................................................................................5

UIDELINES......................................................................................................................................5

INSTALLING THE ALPHAVISION NG CONTROL PANEL...................................................6

EOL

INPUTS......................................................................................................................................7

NPUTS WITHOUT

EOL

......................................................................................................................8

SE A

K RESISTOR OR NOT

...........................................................................................................8

POWER

DETECTOR LOOP .............................................................................................................8

UTPUTS...........................................................................................................................................9

NTEGRATED

PSTN

DIALER ..............................................................................................................9

RS-485

BUS .......................................................................................................................................9

ONTROL PANEL FUSES...................................................................................................................11

I/O

MODULE

(NG)

FUSES.................................................................................................................12

KEYPAD INSTALLATION...........................................................................................................13

ACCESS CONTROL INSTALLATION (PROXIMITY READER) .........................................15

TANDARD USAGE OF THE

NG P

ROXIMITY

EADER........................................................................15

NSTALLING THE

NG P

ROXIMITY

EADER......................................................................................15

DDRESS SETTINGS ON THE

LPHA

ISION

NG P

ROXIMITY

EADER...............................................16

OUTPUT OF THE

ROXIMITY

EADER .................................................................................16

EXPANSION MODULES INSTALLATION...............................................................................17

NPUT

+ 8OC

MODULE ....................................................................................................................17

I/O

MODULE

.............................................................................................................................18

IRELESS INTERFACE

(

WIRELESS DETECTORS

)

..............................................................................19

ELAY OUTPUT MODULE

(RO)

........................................................................................................20

MODULE WITH POWER SUPPLY IN CABINET ...............................................................................22

RINTER MODULE ...........................................................................................................................23

LPHA

ISDN

DIALER ..............................................................................................................23

DLM-100 GSM

DIALLER ................................................................................................................24

YNOPTIC INTERFACE.....................................................................................................................25

IRING A SYNOPTIC TABLET INTERFACE ........................................................................................25

EPROM’

S USED WITH

YNOPTIC INTERFACES ................................................................................28

CURRENT DRAIN AND BATTERY CALCULATION ............................................................29

OWER CONSUMPTION....................................................................................................................29

XAMPLE BATTERY CALCULATION .................................................................................................29

AXIMUM DISTANCE BETWEEN MODULES AND POWER SUPPLIES....................................................30

BATTERY TEST AND MAINS POWER FAILURE

.....................................................................33

POWERING UP THE ALPHAVISION NG CONTROL PANEL.............................................33

PROGRAMMING THE ALPHAVISION NG CONTROL PANEL .........................................33

NTRODUCTION ...............................................................................................................................34

NITIATE LOCAL PROGRAMMING

PROGRAM DEFAULT VALUES.......................................................34

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ROGRAMMING MENU.....................................................................................................................36

NITIATING REMOTE PROGRAMMING

(

DOWNLOAD

)

....................................................................37

PTION

1: P

ROGRAMMING THE CONTROL PANEL............................................................................38

SCREEN 1

..................................................................................................................................38

SCREEN 2

..................................................................................................................................42

SCREEN 3

..................................................................................................................................43

SCREEN 4

..................................................................................................................................43

SCREEN 5

..................................................................................................................................44

SCREEN 6

..................................................................................................................................44

SCREEN 7

..................................................................................................................................45

SCREEN 8

..................................................................................................................................46

SCREEN 9

..................................................................................................................................50

USER CODES..................................................................................................................................55

SER CODES....................................................................................................................................55

4, 5

DIGIT USER CODES ............................................................................................................55

SERCODE LEVELS..........................................................................................................................55

OTICE AGAINST DOUBLE USER CODES ...........................................................................................56

UNCTION SUMMARY ......................................................................................................................56

ROGRAM USER CODES WITH THE

.............................................................................................57

ROGRAM USER CODES WITH AN

LCD

KEYPAD...............................................................................59

ROGRAM PROXIMITY KEYS WITH AN

LCD/P

ROX KEYPAD .............................................................60

PROGRAMMING THE WIRELESS INTERFACE...................................................................64

IRELESS INTERFACE

(

WIRELESS DETECTORS

)

..............................................................................64

CONTROLLING THE ALPHAVISION NG...............................................................................69

LARM INFORMATION ON THE DISPLAY

(F22#)

...............................................................................69

RMING USING USER CODES............................................................................................................70

F1# A

CTIVATE

RESET

OUTPUT......................................................................................................70

F2# D

OORBELL FUNCTION ON

OFF..................................................................................................70

F3# A

DJUST

DATE

.........................................................................................................................71

F4# A

DJUST

TIME

..........................................................................................................................71

F5# S

ET STARTDATE FOR SUMMER

WINTERTIME ............................................................................71

F6# P

ROGRAM USERCODES .............................................................................................................71

F7# S

TART INSTALLATION MENU ....................................................................................................71

F8# S

TART REMOTE PROGRAMMING...............................................................................................72

F9# D

ISPLAY HISTORICAL OVERVIEW .............................................................................................72

F10# P

RINT HISTORICAL OVERVIEW ...............................................................................................73

F11# T

URN

LOG

PRINTER FUNCTION ON

OFF ..................................................................................73

F12# P

RINT

RTC

SETTINGS.............................................................................................................73

F13# P

RINT

PIN-

CODE OVERVIEW ..................................................................................................73

F14# P

RINT INSTALLATION OVERVIEW PART

................................................................................73

F15# P

RINT INSTALLATION OVERVIEW PART

................................................................................74

F16# T

EST OUTPUT .........................................................................................................................74

F17# T

EST BATTERIES.....................................................................................................................74

F18# T

EST

LCD

AND

LED'

S OF A KEYPAD ......................................................................................74

F19# T

EST ONE ZONE......................................................................................................................74

F20# W

ALKTEST.............................................................................................................................75

F21# D

ISPLAY OPEN ZONES.............................................................................................................76

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F22# D

ISPLAY AVAILABLE INFORMATION .......................................................................................76

AUTOMATIC TIMER SWITCH

.......................................................................................................77

F23# P

ROGRAM AUTOMATIC TIMERSWITCH

(RTC)

........................................................................79

F24# P

ROGRAM OVERTIME.............................................................................................................80

F25# P

ROGRAM VACATION SCHEDULE ............................................................................................81

REALARM FUNCTION.....................................................................................................................82

MPORTANT NOTES ON USING THE AUTOMATIC TIMER SWITCH .......................................................82

F26# P

ROGRAM

RTC C

ORRECTIONFACTOR ...................................................................................82

F27# MAINTENANCE

...................................................................................................................83

F28# P

ROGRAM ZONE SETTINGS ON THE

LCD

KEYPAD...................................................................84

F29# P

ROGRAMMING THE ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM

ROXIMITY

EADER

)

..................................85

EANING AND FUNCTIONING OF THE

NG P

ROXIMITY

EADER PROGRAMMING..............................88

PPLICATION EXAMPLES ACCESS CONTROL SYSTEM

ROXIMITY

EADER

)

....................................90

UP/DOWNLOADING VIA ISDN..................................................................................................92

INSTALL THE WINTERM SOFTWARE...................................................................................93

PPENDIX

IPSWITCH

SETTINGS AND KEYPAD ADDRESS INSTRUCTIONS.....................................96

PPENDIX

XPANSION MODULES DIPSWITCH SETTINGS ..............................................................97

PPENDIX

C: SIA CODES

..............................................................................................................98

PPENDIX

D: RELEASE NOTES

.................................................................................................101

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ILLUSTRATIONS AND FIGURES

AlphaVision NG control panel wiring diagram

....................................................................................6

Detector wired as EOL

.........................................................................................................................7

Figure 3: EOL plug-on board

...............................................................................................................7

Figure 4: Wiring detectors without EOL

..............................................................................................8

Figure 5. AlphaVision NG control panel fuses

....................................................................................11

Figure 6. Fuses of the I/O module NG

.................................................................................................12

Figure 7. Wiring diagram AlphaVision LCD and LCD/PROX keypads

.............................................13

Figure 8. Wiring diagram AlphaVision LED keypad

..........................................................................14

Figure 9. Wiring diagram AlphaVision Input + 8 OC outputs

............................................................17

Figure 10. Wiring diagram AlphaVision NG I/O module

....................................................................18

Figure 11: Wiring diagram Wireless Interface (wireless input module)

..............................................19

Wiring diagram RO (relay output) module

........................................................................................21

Figure 12. Wiring diagram printer module

.........................................................................................23

Figure 13. Wiring diagram synoptic interface (004444) and an I/O module

........................................26

Figure 14. Wiring diagram Synoptic tablet with 48 LED’s (004440) and an I/O module.

....................27

Figure 15: Wiring diagram Synoptic tablet with 8 LED’s (004442) and an I/O module

......................28

Timer switch flow chart

......................................................................................................................78

Keypad address settings

.....................................................................................................................96

Address instructions when using several different software versions

..................................................96

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INTRODUCTION

Purpose of this manual

The purpose of this manual is to guide the installer step by step through the installation and programming

processes of the AlphaVision NG control panel. This manual intends to make the installer familiar with the

way the AlphaVision NG control panel is built up and works with the several available components.

The AlphaVision NG control panel is designed and tested to the latest requirements on stability, reliability

and insensitivity for environmental electric discharges. Please follow the guidelines below for a long and

problem free functioning of the control panel.

Guidelines

Always make sure the control panel is well grounded. If you have any doubts about the ground connection,

please make sure you check this. A well connected earth is of essential importance for a good diverting

of electric discharges! The mains connection is connected to the terminal block inside the casing of the

control panel. The middle connection is for the earth-ground and is connected to the casing. The terminal

block is supplied with a 1,6A slow glass fuse.

All components of the AlphaVision NG security system, including the keypads, are only applicable in

situations with a temperature of 0º to 50ºC. Only the NG Proximity Reader can be applied in situations with

temperatures ranging from –20º to +50ºC.

The AlphaVision NG printed circuit board is high ohm connected to the ground with the earth wire and earth

clamp next to the supply terminal block. Make sure the earth clamp is connected to the slide at the bottom of

the casing. Through this connection possible electrical discharges are lead to the ground. Also over voltages

from the telephone line, such as induction voltage from lightning strikes, is lead away through this

connection.

Always use FTP cable for the RS-485 bus. (FTP = Foiled Twisted Pair data cable minimum 2 x 2 x 0,5 mm

with shielding) The RS-485 bus is used for the data communication between the AlphaVision NG

components. Make sure the cable shielding is always connected to the ground connection in the control

panel casing.

The RS-485 bus used by the AlphaVision NG control panel is a 4-wire bus. A 4-wire FTP cable is always

made up of two core pairs. (e.g. red and blue twisted together and green and yellow twisted together.) Make

sure one pair is used for the power supply (+12V and 0V), and the other pair for the data communication (A

and B). Using standard security cable or making wrong connections might lead to communication problems

and can result in damage to the control panel and/or its components. When using a long RS-485 bus (longer

than 500 meters), it is not allowed to create star shaped connections between the control panel and the other

components. Make sure all components are connected in one line. The length of the bus may not exceed

1200 meters.

Make sure the mains voltage and the secondary voltages remain separated, both inside the casing of the

control panel and outside the casing. Avoid using cable channels with mains voltage cables and security

cables laid together. Especially when the mains voltage cables run to machines or fluorescent lights or when

it are 3 phase ducts, you have to make sure the security cables do not run through the same cable channels.

When this cannot be avoided, be sure to use shielded cables. Earthing the system is done from the control

panel. Be sure not to create earth loops.

Do not keep long cables in the control panel casing and avoid the cables to touch the circuit board.

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INSTALLING THE ALPHAVISION NG CONTROL PANEL

The AlphaVision NG control panel PCB is supplied with an internal analogue modem dialler, an RS-485 bus

connection for connecting the other, external AlphaVision components, 8 inputs (zones 1 – 8) and 9 outputs.

The 9 outputs consist of 1 potential free relay contact (NO/NC), 7 open collector (max. 100 mA for each

output) and one speaker output to connect an internal speaker on. (4-16 Ohm)

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Figure 1. AlphaVision NG control panel wiring diagram

The control panel gets its power from a switching power supply, which can give a continued 3A, and is

supplied with a connection for a back up battery (7 Ah/17 Ah).

The control panel checks itself and its components constantly. With the AlphaVision NG control panel, you

can speak of a true integration with all connected components. This means that all available information is

collected, identified, processed and made visible.

EOL inputs

The AlphaVision NG control panel has 8 inputs for connection of 8 zones. By using expansion modules,

such as I/O modules, Input + 8 OC module or the wireless interface, you can expand the number of zones to

a maximum of 96 zones. Each expansion module has 8 inputs for connecting 8 extra zones. (In case of the

wireless interface you have to learn the wireless detector’s ID number into the memory of the wireless

interface).

Usually the most zones will be programmed as Normally Closed with End of Line resistor. It is also possible

to use Normally Open zones, even when using the End of Line principle. This can be programmed for each

zone separately. See also screen 1 of the programming at page 34).

Standard zones are connected using the End of Line principal (EOL). By using

the end of line resistors, the cable between the control panel and the detector is

constantly checked. For this, a 1k8 resistor is placed at the end of the cable, so in

the detector’s or magnetic contact’s casing, in series with the input. Over the

detector’s alarm contact a 10k resistor is placed. Usually speaking NO resistor is

placed over the tamper contact. You can however place a 39k resistor over this

contact.

Figure 2: detector wired as EOL

For the most Visonic detectors, EOL plug-on boards are available. These

PCB’s are placed under the detector’s clamps. The three EOL resistors,

including the optional 39k resistor, are implemented on this PCB. If you

do not use the plug-on boards, you do not have to use the 39k resistor.

The EOL plug-on board looks as follows:

Figure 3: EOL plug-on board

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Useful hint:Alphatronics can also supply magnetic contacts with built-in EOL resistors!

Zone inputs of the AlphaVision NG control panel and its expansion modules can also be used as a Key

Switch input (see screen 1 in the programming, page 34). Also in this case the End of Line resistors are

used. The 10k Ohm resistor is placed over the key contact, the 1k8 resistor is placed in the key’s casing and

the tamper security is also placed in this loop. Opening the key switch’ casing will then result in a tamper

alarm from the key switch. Using the EOL principal will make tampering with the keyswitch much more

difficult. See figure 1 for zone connection on the AlphaVision NG control panel.

Inputs without EOL

It is possible to program each zone to function with EOL or not. In the case you cannot use a zone with the

EOL principal, for instance when you have magnetic contacts that cannot be opened or which are already

installed, you can program the zone as “digital”. When you are using several zones as digital, you can set the

tamper contacts in series with each other, as you can see below:

Figure 4: Wiring detectors without EOL

Use a 39k resistor or not?

In the past 39k resistors were used often in Visonic detectors, placed over the tamper contact. This still is the

case with the EOL plug on boards. With the AlphaVision NG however, this resistor is no longer required.

The 39k resistor was especially used for the AlphaVision 16, to create extra zones. Leaving the 39k resistor

out will have as result that a detection of movement and a tamper alarm AT THE SAME TIME will result in

a tamper alarm only. However, usually this will never happen simultaneously. How can the burglar reach

and open an armed detector without being detected? And if he does find a way to do so, a monitoring station

will always consider a tamper alarm from an armed system as a burglary report and will act is if it was a

burglary report.

0V power/detector loop

All detectors in the AlphaVision NG system are connected with a four-wire cable. Some installers think they

can combine the 0V from the power supply with the 0V from the detector loop. We strongly advise you

NOT to do this! Through the 0V wire of the power runs current, and a voltage drop will occur. The 0V wire

of the detector loop is used to measure resistance. When both connections run through one wire, the used

current influences the resistance measuring. Especially with longer cables this will result in disturbance of

the resistance measuring.

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Outputs

The AlphaVision NG control panel is supplied with 9 outputs. One of these outputs (AL1) is a potential free

relay contact (max. 30VDC/750mA), seven of the outputs (AL2 to AL8) are Open Collector (OC, transistor)

and one output is a speaker output (LS).

Relay output

The common contact of the relay is supplied with a self-recovering fuse (F6, 750mA).

Open Collector output

The 7 open collector outputs can supply max. 100mA each (and no more than 500mA in total). The open

collector outputs can be seen as transistor switches, with the output being switched to the 0V when activated.

In the deactivated state the output is high-ohm.

When the OC output controls a LED, a current-limiting resistor should be placed series with the LED. The

cathode side of the LED is connected to the OC output and the anode side with a series resistor of e.g. 1k2 to

the +12V.

An Open Collector output can also be used to control a relay. Make sure that the maximal coil current does

not exceed 100mA. One side of the relay coil is connected to the OC output and the other side is connected

to the +12V output. We recommend placing a 1N4001 diode in reverse direction over the relay coil contacts.

This means that the cathode side (negative) of the diode is connected to the +12V and the anode side

(positive) is connected to the OC side. The best result is achieved when the diode is soldered over the

clamps of the relay.

Speaker output

The speaker output (LS) can be used to connect an indoor speaker with a 4-16 Ohms impedance. An indoor

speaker has the advantage that there are separate signals for fire (slow whoop) alarms and burglary alarms. It

is possible to connect up to two 8-ohm speakers in a parallel connection onto the LS output.

For output connections of the AlphaVision NG see figure 1.

Integrated PSTN dialler

The AlphaVision NG control panel is supplied with an integrated analogue PSTN dialler. This analogue

dialler has its own priority switch. Connect the incoming telephone line to the Av and Bv clamps. Connect

the other telephone sets to the A’ and B’ clamps, which can be found next to the Av and Bv clamps. The A’

and B’ clamps are connected to the priority switch. In this way the control panel will always have a

telephone line to send its reports.

The analogue dialler of the AlphaVision NG control panel is galvanic separated from the telephone net

through opto-couplers. Because there is no PTT transformer on the circuit board any more, it is not possible

to use a conventional audio amplifier. To solve this, Alphatronics developed a special audio amplifier for the

AlphaVision NG control panel. On the AlphaVision NG circuit board a 3-pins header is placed (JP7), onto

which the AlphaVision NG audio amplifier can be connected. This audio amplifier gets its power supply

from the circuit board.

RS-485 bus

The AlphaVision NG control panel uses a standard industrial RS-485 bus for connecting the external

AlphaVision NG components, such as keypads, expansion modules, printer modules, etc., to the control

panel. The RS-485 bus is a 4 wires bus consisting of two wires for the +12V and 0V and two wires for the

data communication, which are marked as A and B. When connecting the other components, it is of great

importance that all components are connected one on one, so A to A and B to B. The standard industrial

RS-485 bus makes data transmission up to 1200 meters possible. This distance can only be achieved when

the following conditions are met:

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• The RS-485 bus should be shielded 2 x 2 x 0,5mm² cable, as delivered by Alphatronics under

number 008654

• The RS-485 bus must be connected through from point to point. All connected components are

connected in a straight line, without making star connections!

• When the connected components obtain their power supply from the RS-485 bus, the incoming

power supply may not drop below 8,0 VDC in the worst possible condition (cut off mains voltage

and minimal battery voltage). Assuming a minimal battery voltage of 10V this makes a maximal

possible power loss of 2VDC over the bus cable. It is possible to run extra cable with thicker wires

for the power supply, when the power loss creates a problem.

When connecting the components in one straight line is not possible, you can create star connections.

However, the maximal distance for the cable decreases. How much it decreases depends on the situation.

When using star connections, we recommend keeping the total bus cable length below 500 meters.

The ohmic resistance of the RS-485 cable delivered by Alphatronics (008654) is about 10 Ohm for each 100

meters.

Attention: There is NO shut-off resistor placed between the A and B lines!

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