Honeywell Domonial User manual

USER MANUAL

DOMONIAL

Congratulations on the purchase of your DOMONIAL security system

This system is designed to operate on an authorised radio frequency and

will in no way endanger the user.

To make the best out of your system we advise you to read this manual

carefully.

INDEX

Introduction to the security system 4

Understanding the system tones 6

How to use the wireless keypad with display* 8

How to use the wireless keypad with prox reader 22

How to use the keyfob with 1 LED 26

How to use the keyfob with 3 LEDs 28

Understanding detector* operation 31

How to control your system over the telephone 32

Maintenance and recommendations 34

*Optional: your installation may include one or more controlling devices and/or one or more detectors.

Introduction to the security system

The Domonial control panel/communicator unit is the brain of your

security system. It exchanges information with the associated wireless

peripherals. The control panel centralises the data sent by the detectors,

records the arming and disarming operations and communicates with

your Alarm Company. The control panel also includes a speaker for alarm

signalling and audio verification.

CHARACTERISTICS

RADIO



Narrow band frequency modulation



Identification code specific to each component

(no possible interference between neighbouring systems)



Protection against attempted jamming



Radio monitoring of the system detectors and sirens

ELECTRICAL



240V mains with battery backup



Built-in voltage surge protection



System supply monitoring

TRANSMISSION



Built-in telephone transmission



Telephone line loss detection

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Transmission monitoring by periodical tests



Optional GSM transmitter

OPERATIONAL

Up to

3 protected sets : total set, partial set, annex set

Up to

30 detectors



Alert functions



Control panel and detectors protected against tampering

Indicators 2, 3, 4 and 5 show the faults, which are occurring or in memory for one set at a time.

Indicators are only active when the system is unset and during the arming and disarming

phases. When the system is set, the indicator lights turn off after a few seconds.

1- LED INDICATOR “SYSTEM ARMED”

On: Total set is being armed.

Flashing slowly: Partial set is being armed.

Flashing quickly: Annex set is being armed.

Off: The system is disarmed.

2- LED INDICATOR “SET ASSOCIATED WITH FAULT”

On: Faults indicated on LEDs 3, 4, and 5 correspond to the total set.

Flashing slowly: Faults indicated on LEDs 3, 4, and 5 correspond to the partial set.

Flashing quickly: Faults indicated on LEDs 3, 4, and 5 correspond to the annex set.

OFF: Faults indicated on LEDs 3, 4, and 5 correspond to the entire system.

3- LED INDICATOR “SYSTEM FAULT”

On: A system fault is occurring on set indicated on LED 2.

System faults include battery or power failure, supervision fault, phone line failure or

radio Jamming. Please contact your alarm company if this indication persists.

Flashing slowly: A system fault is in memory on set indicated on LED 2 and requires a reset.

Off: No system fault.

4- LED INDICATOR “TAMPER ALARM”

On: A tamper alarm is occurring on set indicated on LED 2.

Flashing slowly: A tamper alarm is in memory on set indicated on LED 2 and requires

a reset.

Off: No tamper alarm.

5- LED INDICATOR “INTRUDER ALARM”

On: An intruder alarm is occurring or a detector is triggered on set indicated on LED 2.

This includes open door-contact, movement detection or smoke detection.

Flashing slowly: An intruder alarm is in memory on set indicated on LED 2 and requires

a reset.

Flashing quickly: A confirmed alarm is in memory and requires a remote reset. Please call your

monitoring operation at the alarm company.

Off: No intruder alarm.

INDICATOR LIGHTS

The front cover of the control panel features LED indicators which show the status of your

security system.

Understanding the system tones

SIRENS

A siren is an effective deterrent due to its power and very irrating tone. The system has a siren built

into the control panel, and an optional outdoor and/or indoor wireless siren can be added.

The panel siren emits an audible confirmation tone when arming and disarming the security

system and a fire tone when a smoke detector is triggered. Volume levels can be adjusted by

the installer.

SYSTEM TONES

TOTAL SET

ARMING

DISARMING

PARTIAL SET

ARMING

ANNEX SET

ARMING

FAULT

ALERT

ENTRY

DELAY

Sequence of 3 modulated sounds

Duration : 4 seconds

When arming, total set, confirms that the

control panel has received a valid code or

TAG and is preparing to arm total set.

When Disarming, confirms that the control

panel has been successfully disarmed.

When arming the partial set, confirms that

the control panel has received a valid code

or TAG and is preparing to arm partial set.

This signal indicates a fault in the system.

Confirms the transmission of an alert to the

alarm company.

This entry tone sounds for 30 seconds*

after you open the entry door. You should

disarm your system within this time.

Long and continuous beep

Duration : 2,5 seconds

Sequence of 2 modulated sounds

Duration : 2,5 seconds

2 times 7 fast beeps

4 beeps upon alert ...

sent via the keypad

Upon entry...

one beep per second

EXIT DELAY

Total set arming: beeps continue until final

exit door is closed.

Partial set arming: beeps continue for 30s*

until partial set is armed.

Upon arming ...

one beep per second

ARMING

COMPLETE

When closing the final exit door, confirms

that the system is armed.

After closing the final door

Three fast beeps

* Defined by user during installation

The wireless keypad with display offers a complete range of tools to manage your alarm system,

from normal operation to dedicated user functions. This keypad is optional, but 1 to 4 keypads of

this type may be included with this system.

The keypad is used to arm and disarm your security system using a valid access code or key TAG.

The master code or TAG is required to modify other users’ codes and TAGs, and to authorise the

alarm company to access the system for maintenance.

Other user functions include remote control of electrical equipment*, manual bypass of detectors,

setup of beeps and equipment testing.

This keypad also provides full system status information, with display icons, messages, and beeps

emitted by the keypad. You can also view the history of alarms that have occurred.

NB: This keypad is suitable for indoor use only.

This function requires an optional X10 extension with X10 receivers.

INTRODUCTION TO THE TCU KEYPAD

TAG identification

area

Total set

arming key

Partial set

arming key

Disarming / Go to

previous menu /

Cancel choice key

Shortcuts and

menu browsing key

Validation &

Status key

Screen

Codes/text

entry keypad

Total set

arming light Partial set

arming light

Shortcuts and menu

browsing key

Keytag (TAG)

for identification

How to use the wireless keypad with display

►Press the keys to enter the main menu.

►Navigate through the menus with and

►Confirm your choices with

►Abort your choice with

►Return to the main menu with

Total set armed

Partial set disarmed

System disarmed

Annex set armed

Annex set

disarmed

Receiver 1 'ON'

Receiver 2 'ON'

Alarm in memory

Power supply fault

Tamper fault*

Radio transmission*

in progress

System fault*

State of keypad battery

Blinking: replace

keypad battery

Silent mode

Bypassed detector

Detector activated

*Please contact your installer

if these faults persist

Message area

Menu scrolling and

choice validation

THE TCU SCREEN AND ICONS

The TCU display clears after a few seconds in order to save energy.

THE TCU MENUS

1 - ANNEX

2 - EVENTS

3 - TOOLS

4 - USERS

5 - TESTS

6 - PREFERENCES

THE MAIN MENU

ANNEX

This menu is used to arm or disarm the Annex set. See Arming of the Annex Set, on

page 11.

EVENTS

The security system records events with their time and date. These can be viewed from

the keypad when the system is disarmed.

TOOLS

This function allows you to control receivers, detectors, and so on. Refer to The Tools

Menu, on page 17 for complete instructions.

USERS

Use this function to specify the users of your installation.

The master user must be identified by his code or TAG.

This menu item is described in detail in The Users Menu, on page 15.

TESTS

You can initiate tests of your security system to confirm that it is operating correctly.

There are three options: Sirens, lights, maintenance.

Sirens: Each siren operates in turn for 5 seconds

Lights: All indicator lights on the control panel and keypad light for 5 seconds.

Maintenance: This function can be active or inactive, depending on your configuration.

It allows you to control certain functions from a distance. See your installer for details.

PREFERENCES

This function allows you to choose various modes of operation, and activate or

deactivate the panel siren’s beeps. See The Preferences Menu, on page 19.

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