Honeywell Domonial User manual
User Manual
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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.
Full set
Part set
Annex
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 :
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INDEX
①
Introduction to your security system 4
②
Understanding the audible acknowledgements 6
③
How to use your wireless keypad 8
④
How to use your keyfob (if purchased) 12
⑤
Maintenance and recommendations 15
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Introduction to your 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 the Alarm Receiving Centre.
CHARACTERISTICS
Radio
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Narrow band frequency modulation
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Identification code specific to each
component (no possible interference
between neighbouring systems)
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Protection against attempted jamming
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Radio monitoring of the system
detectors and sounders
Electrical
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240V mains with battery backup
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Built-in voltage surge protection
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System supply monitoring
Transmission
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Built-in telephone transmission
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Telephone line loss detection
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Transmission monitoring by periodical tests (as programmed)
Operational
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3 protected area groups - 20 detection points
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Alert functions, with sounder or silent
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All door and window contacts, closed position
checked upon arming
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Control panel tamper protection against opening
①
1- LED INDICATOR “AC MAINS POWER”
ON : The Control Panel is supplied by the Mains power
OFF : There is a Mains Power Failure – The Control Panel is supplied by its built – in battery
2- LED INDICATOR “SYSTEM ARMED”
ON : The system is totally armed
OFF : The system is disarmed
BLINKING : The system is Part Armed
3- LED INDICATOR “OPEN ZONE”
BLINKING : It means that one of the windows or doors protected by a magnetic contact is ope-
ned. It blinks until the window or door has been closed
4- LED INDICATOR “ALARM MEMORY”
ON : It means that an alarm occurred during the ARMING mode
BLINKING : It means that an alarm occurred during the Part arm mode
The indicator remains ON until the next arming
5- LED INDICATOR “SERVICE REQUIRED”PLEASE CALL SERVICE DEPT.
ON : It indicates a fault on a technical channel or a remote reset is required
BLINKING : It indicates a fault on the system ( Battery fault, Supervision, Tamper, Phone line failure
or Radio Jamming )
The indicator will remain ON or BLINKING until the condition has been cleared.
The front cover of the control panel features
LED indicators which show the status of
your security system.
Indicator lights
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Understanding the audible acknowledgements
SOUNDERS
The sounder, whether it is built in the control panel 1 or mounted in the house (optional)
2 is an effective deterrent due to its power and very irratating tone.
Both these components emit an audible confirmation of your arming and disarming
the security system. The volume levels can be adjusted by the installer.
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AUDIBLE CONFIRMATIONS OF THE SYSTEM
ARMING
configuration
DISARMING
configuration
PART SET
arming
confirmation
FAULT signal
ALERT
confirmation
Exit delay
confirmation
Sequence of 3 modulated sounds
Duration : 4 seconds
When Arming, confirms that the control
panel has received the information.
When Disarming, confirms that the control
panel has received the
information.
This confirmation indicates
Part arming of the security system
This signal indicates a fault in the system
Confirms the transmission of an alert to the
Alarm Receiving Centre
This will sound until five second after the exit
door is closed
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 arming...
one beep every second
Entry delay
This entry tone sounds for 30 seconds after
you open the entry door. You should disarm
your system within this time.
Upon entry...
one beep every second
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How to use your wireless keypad
The keypad is used to arm and to disarm your security
system by means of an access code chosen at the installation stage.
To use all the functions of the keypad you must have the master code
chosen at the installation stage or have the master key tag.
●ARMING USING THE KEYPAD
✔ Present and hold the TAG on the keypad symbol until the red
light flashes and audible confirmation tone
is heard.
●DISARMING USING THE KEYPAD
✔ Present the TAG on the keypad symbol.
A green light on the keypad confirms that the TAG has been accepted.
✔ The audible confirmation tone
is simultaneously emitted by the sounder at this moment remove your key TAG
●ARMING USING YOUR CODE
✔ Press an arming key on the keypad and enter your access code.
✔ A high-pitch beep confirms the entry of each digit,
③
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Arms the system
Arms the system in part set mode (See description p.13)
Arms the annex
4 Digit Code
4 Digit Code
4 Digit Code
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✔ The keypad confirms the code with a flashing red light,
-
The audible confirmation is simultaneously
emitted by the sounder.
Always make sure that when arming the system it is followed by the audible confirmation.
Premises will be armed after you have closed the exit door (full set) or after 30 seconds (part set).
✔
Your system is equipped with a TAG Reader, presenting the TAG in front of
the keypad can take the place of entering your code.
✔
Presenting the TAG for more than 2 seconds will arm your system.
●DISARMING VIA THE CODE KEYPAD
To enable you to get to the keypad without triggering an alarm, your installer has programmed an
entry delay of 30 seconds.
✔ Enter your code or present the TAG for less than 1,5 seconds
✔ A high-pitch beep confirms the entry of each digit,
✔ The keypad confirms the validity of the code by a green light,
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The audible confirmation is simultaneously
emitted by the signaling equipment.
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●DISARMING THE SYSTEM AFTER AN ACTIVATION
If the red LED is illuminated on your alarm panel, this indicates an alarm has occured in one
zone only and the system will not operate until it has been reset.
0870 043 3920
To reset the system follow the disarming procedures using either your code or keytag four times
consecutively. Ensure the audible disarm tone sounds after each disarming procedure.
If the two red LEDs are illuminated on your alarm panel, this indicates a confirmed
alarm has occured and a remote reset is required and the system will not operate. To remotely reset
your system call your Service Department :
●CHANGING OR SETTING ADDITIONAL CODES
To change or set additional user codes firstly enter programming mode
✔ Press key : simultaneously
✔ The red light will flash slowly
✔ Enter the 4 digit master code (user 1)
✔ Select and enter an existing or new single digit user ID (0-9)
(N.B. : User 1 is always the master)
✔ Enter the new 4 digit code for this user
✔ A double beep on the keypad will confirm acceptance of the new code.
✔ You must confirm the new code by re entering the 4 digits numbers.
✔ A double beep on the keypad will confirm acceptance of the new code.
Exit programming mode by pressing key.
●CHANGING OR SETTING ADDITIONAL KEY TAG
A key TAG can only be programmed to an existing user’s 4 digits code.
To change or set additional key TAG firstly enter programming mode
✔ Press key : simultaneously
✔ The red light will flash slowly
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