Honeywell Domonial User manual

User Manual

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. This manual has been

written for your special attention and integrates

remarks and suggestions of existing users.

Zone 1 : Zone 11 :

Zone 2 : Zone 12 :

Zone 3 : Zone 13 :

Zone 4 : Zone 14 :

Zone 5 : Zone 15 :

Zone 6 : Zone 16 :

Zone 7 : Zone 17 :

Zone 8 : Zone 18 :

Zone 9 : Zone 19 :

Zone 10 : Zone 20 :

INDEX

①

Introduction to the security system

②

Understanding the system tones

③

How to use the wireless keypad with display*

④

How to use the wireless keypad with prox read er *

⑤

How to use the keyfob*

⑥

Understanding detectors* operation

⑦

How to control your system over the phone

⑧

Maintenance and recommendations

*Optional device: your installation may include one or more controlling equipments, 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

c e n t r a l i s e s the data sent by the detectors, records the arming and disarming operations

and communicates with the Alarm Receiving Centre. 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

●

Transmission monitoring by periodical tests

●

Optional GSM transmitter

Operational

●

Up to

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

●

Up to

30 detectors

●

Alert functions

●

Control panel and detectors protected against tampering

①

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, LEDs turn off after a few seconds.

1- LED INDICATOR “SYSTEM ARMED”

On : Total set is being armed

Flashing slowly: Part set is being armed

Flashing quickly: Annex set is being armed

O f f : The system is disarmed

2- LED INDICATOR “SET OF 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 part 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 on set indicated on LED 2

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 on set indicated on LED 2

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

Off: No intruder alarm on set indicated on LED 2

The front cover of the control panel features

LED indicators which show the status of

your security system.

Indicator lights

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 in the control panel. An optional remote siren can be added.

In addition, the panel built-in siren emits an audible confirmation tone when

arming and disarming the security system and a fire tone when a smoke detector is

t r i g g e r ed. The volume levels can be adjusted by the installer.

②

SYSTEM TONES

TOTAL SET

ARMING

DISARMING

PART 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 part set, confirms that the

control panel has received a valid code or

TAG and is preparing to arm part set.

This signal indicates a fault in the system

Confirms the transmission of an alert to the

Alarm Receiving Centre

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 in case of alert...

sent via the keypad

Upon entry...

one beep every second

EXIT DELAY

Total set arming: beeps continue until final exit

door is closed

Part set arming: beeps continue for 30s* until

part set is armed

Upon arming...

one beep every 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 the installation

How to use the wireless keypad with display*

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

system, from normal operation to dedicated user functions.

The keypad is used to arm and to disarm your security systemusing 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 will also provide all indications on the system status,with display icons,

messages, and beeps emitted by the keypad. You can also view the history of events of

the alarm system.

Please refer to the keypad’s user guide for more details.

* The system may include 0 to 4 keypads of this type.

This function re q u i res an optional X10 extension with X10 modules.

③

How to use the wireless keypad with prox re a d e r*

The keypad is used to arm and to disarm your security

system using a valid access code or key TAG.

To use all the functions of the keypad you must have the master code

chosen during the installation or have the master key TAG.

Your system is equipped with a TAG prox reader: you can present

the TAG in front of the keypad in place of entering your code.

●

ARMING USING YOUR CODE OR TAG

✔Press an arming key on the keypad and enter valid code

or present a programmed TAG.

✔A flashing red light on the keypad confirms that code is valid.

The arming tone is emitted by the panel

siren followed by the exit delay beeps.

✔Total set arming is completed after you close the final exit door. After the door is closed, exit

delay beeps stop and the arming complete tone is emitted by the panel siren.

✔Part set or annex set arming is completed automatically at the end of the delay.

(Depends on site configuration)

Note:

✔

Always make sure that your arming request is followed by the arming tone.

✔

Always disarm the system when re-entering the premises.

NB: on some keypad models, presenting the TAG more than 2 seconds will arm the system without

pressing the Arm key.

* The system may include 0 to 4 keypads of this type.

④

Arms the total set

Arms the part set (See description p.13)

Arms the annex set

4 Digit code

1810

●

ARMING WITH FAULT

If the system diagnoses a fault on arming, arming is prevented. Faults include system faults, tam-

pering and triggering of detectors.

✔A tone indicating a fault is emitted by the panel siren after the arming request, instead of the

arming tone.

✔You can override prevention of arming by requesting arming a second time within 2 minutes

after the first request. This will bypass faults.

✔The arming process restarts: the arming tone is emitted by the panel siren followed by the exit

delay beeps. Completion of arming remains the same.

●

DISARMING USING CODE OR TAG

To enable you to get to the keypad without triggering an alarm, your installer has programmed an

entry delay of 30 seconds. (Depends on site configuration)

✔Enter a valid code or present a programmed TAG,

✔A green light on the keypad confirms that the code is valid,

The disarming tone is emitted by the

panel siren.

✔Disarming the system will also stop the sirens if an alarm is triggered.

Stopping the siren does not interrupt the transmission of the alarm to the ARC.

Note: Depending on your keypad’s configuration, this will disarm the total set or the entire

system. In the latter case, the annex set might need to be re - a r m e d .

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