Honeywell Domonial User manual

EKZ008200B

10/2007

Domonial

User manual

Manuel d’utilisation

Manual de uso

Manuale dell'utente

Benutzerhandbuch

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1- INTRODUCTION TO THE SECURITY SYSTEM 2

2- INDICATOR LIGHTS 3

3- UNDERSTANDING THE SYSTEM TONES 4

4- HOW TO USE THE WIRELESS KEYPAD WITH DISPLAY 5

5- HOW TO USE THE WIRELESS KEYPAD WITH PROX READER 9

6- HOW TO USE THE KEYFOB WITH 1 LED 12

7- HOW TO USE THE KEYFOB WITH 3 LEDS 13

8- HOW TO CONTROL YOUR SYSTEM OVER THE PHONE 15

9- MAINTENANCE AND RECOMMENDATIONS 16

Congratulations on your purchase of the

Honeywell Domonial security system.

To make the best out of your system we advise

you to read this manual carefully.

This security system is designed to operate on

an authorised radio frequency and will in no way

endanger the user.

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It may include :

•A KEYPAD WITH DISPLAY for arming and disarming operations and

access to advanced user functions like detector bypass and events log.

•A KEYPAD WITH PROX READER for all users arming and disarming

operations of the different sets.

•A KEYFOB associated to one or more users for arming and disarming

operations.

•A PIR DETECTOR, is a motion detector, which reacts to the temperature

fluctuations caused by a person in motion.

•A DOOR CONTACT, is a magnetic contact, which two parts are, fitted

one on a door frame and the other on the door itself. When the door or

window is open, the detector is triggered. Before leaving the premises,

always make sure that all openings are properly closed.

•A GLASS BREAK DETECTOR, which analyses the various frequencies

emitted by glass being broken.

•

SMOKE DETECTOR mounted on the ceiling, which ensures the

coverage of about 50 square metres. Refrain from smoking in the vicinity

of this detector.

•A SHOCK DETECTOR mounted on the window/door frame, which detects the

vibrations emitted when a door/window is opened or closed.

Radio

• Narrow band frequency modulation

• Identification code for each component

(no interference between neighbouring systems)

• Protection against attempted jamming

• Radio monitoring of the system peripherals

Electrical

• Mains supply with battery backup

• Built-in voltage surge protection

• System supply monitoring

Operational

• Up to 3 protected sets: Total set, Part set, Annex set

• Up to 30 detectors

• Alert functions

• All components protected against tampering

Transmission

• Built-in telephone transmission

• Telephone line loss detection

• Transmission monitoring by periodical tests

• Optional GSM transmitter

1- 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 the Alarm Receiving Centre.

The control panel also includes a speaker for alarm signalling and audio verification.

Your security system may allow up to 3 sets: total set, part set, annex set.

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2- Indicator lights

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

system.

1- LED INDICATOR “AC MAINS POWER”

ON:The Control Panel is supplied from the Mains.

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 total set is armed.

OFF:The system is disarmed.

FLASHING :The system part or annex set is armed.

3- LED INDICATOR “DETECTOR ACTIVATED”

FLASHING:One of the window or door protected by a

magnetic contact is opened. It flashes until the window or door has

been closed.

4- LED INDICATOR “ALARM MEMORY”

ON:An intruder alarm occurred while the system was armed.

FLASHING:An alarm occurred while the part set or annex set

was armed.

The indicator remains ON until the next arming.

5- LED INDICATOR “TECHNICAL FAULT”

ON:A fault on a technical channel.

FLASHING:A fault on the system.

(Battery, Supervision, Tamper, Phone line failure or Radio jamming)

The indicator remains ON or FLASHING until the condition has been cleared.

3- Understanding the system tones

SIRENS

A siren is an effective deterrent due to its power and very irritating 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 triggered. The volume levels can be

adjusted by the installer.

SYSTEM TONES

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TOTAL SET

ARMING

DISARMING

PART SET

ARMING

FAULT

ALERT

ENTRY DELAY

Sequence of 3 modulated sounds

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 tone indicates a fault in the system.

Confirms the transmission of an alert to

the Alarm Receiving Centre.

After you open the entry door, the entry

time starts. You should disarm your

system within this time. Beeps sound at

the end of the entry time.

Continuous beep

Sequence of 2 modulated sounds

Duration : 2,5 seconds

2 times 7 fast beeps

4 beeps in case of alert...

Upon entry...

EXIT DELAY Beeps sound at the end of the exit time

until the system is armed.

Upon arming...

One beep every second

Duration : 2,5 seconds

sent via the keypad

ANNEX SET

ARMING

Duration : 4 seconds

One beep per second

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4- 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 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.

ARMING USING YOUR CODE OR TAG

If the keypad is not in its base, please return it there (for Total or Annex set only).

Press an arming key on the keypad.

If the system diagnoses a fault on arming, a fault message is displayed. Press the

OK key or the arming key to bypass the faults and continue the arming process.

Enter a valid code or present a programmed TAG

The arming tone is emitted by the keypad and by the panel siren

(if setup).

The screen counts down the exit time remaining.

Arming is automatically completed at the end of the delay (Depends on

site configuration). The icon confirms the completion of setting.

The screen clears after a few seconds.

For total set arming, the keypad's left light indicator is on during the exit delay.

For part set arming, the keypad's right light indicator is flashing during the entire

set period.

DISARMING USING YOUR 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

The disarming tone is emitted by the keypad and by the panel siren

(if set up).

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 the configuration of your keypad, this will disarm the total set or the

entire system. In the latter case, the annex set might need to be re-armed.

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

Total set arming

Part set arming

TAG

4- or 6-digit code

4 or 6-digit code

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DURESS CODE

A duress code can be used if you are forced to disarm your security system under

duress. Your duress code is +1 to your code (1234 => 1235, 6789 => 6780). The

system will disarm as normal however a silent alert signal is transmitted to your

Alarm Receiving Centre.

INCORRECT CODE PROTECTION

If you enter five successive incorrect codes or present five incorrect TAGs, the keypad is

blocked for 5 minutes.

SENDING A PANIC SIGNAL

You can send an instant panic alarm whenever you feel threatened whilst at home,

even when your system is not armed :

Press the “SOS” keys simultaneously.

The siren is triggered (depending on configuration).

The Alarm Receiving Centre is alerted.

KEYPAD DISPLAY

Your keypad is equipped with a display to ease access to advanced user functions and rich content.

Menu functions are only accessible when the system is disarmed.

The display icons provide a quick view of the system status.

The navigation keys are used to access the menu:

• Press the arrow keys to enter the main menu, navigate and view choices identified by

brackets “< >”,

• Press the key to confirm your choice,

• Press the Return key to abort your choice and return to the main menu.

Code + 1

Total set armed

Part set armed

Annex set armed

System disarmed

Annex set disarmed

Receiver 1 ON

Receiver 2 ON

Radio transmission in progress

Silent mode

Unread message

Detector activated

Tamper fault

System fault

Bypassed detector

Power supply fault

State of keypad battery

Blinking = replace battery

STATUS SCREEN

When the keypad is turned off, you can view the current status of the system by pressing OK.

This will display icons and fault messages if any.

SETTINGS MENU

When the system is disarmed, you can access the menu to modify the various

settings of your system.

• The system can have up to 10 users. User 1 has the master code or master

TAG and is the only user authorised to modify all users' CODES and TAGS. All

codes should be different from one another and from other duress codes (+1 to

existing codes).

• It is possible to simplify the arming operation by changing ARM WITH CODE

so the system arms without a code or a TAG.

• You can bypass a detector for one set period if you need to leave a room

without protection by accessing the MANUAL BYPASS menu and selecting a

detector.

• You can customize the arrow keys on your keypad for direct access to

functions in the menu by modifying SHORTCUTS.

• TIME AND DATE can be updated by the user on some systems.

EVENT MENU

You can view EVENTS recorded by the system on your keypad screen.

TEST MENU

To verify the performance of your system, you can test SIRENS and LIGHTS.

You can also initiate a search for mobile keypads out of their base by accessing

SEARCHING TCU.

If your system requires maintenance, your alarm company can request remote

access to your system: enter MAINTENANCE mode to authorize the remote

maintenance.

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TESTS

1- SIRENS

2- LIGHTS

3- TRANSMISSION

4- MAINTENANCE

5- SEARCHING TCU

NO YES

1 - ANNEX

2 - SILENT MODE

3 - CHIME

4 - MAIL

5 - EVENTS

6 - SETTINGS

7 - TESTS

8 - REMOTE PLUGS

SYSTEM SETTINGS

1 - CODES

2 - TAGS

3 - MANUAL BYPASS

4 - ARM WITH CODE

5 - DATE AND TIME

6 - SHORTCUTS

7 - LANGUAGES

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OTHER FUNCTIONS

You can deactivate the beeps played on the panel's built-in siren by selecting the

SILENT MODE.

You can also activate the chime, which may be associated to some of the

detectors in your installation by accessing the CHIME menu.

Home automation functions are in a dedicated menu REMOTE PLUGS. Select

the electrical device** and turn it on or off. On some systems, it is possible to

trigger the camera on detectors equipped with one.

BATTERY REPLACEMENT

The battery indicator on the keypad display indicates when to replace

the battery. Open the battery cover on the back of the keypad and insert a

CR123A 3V battery, respecting the polarities.

** This function requires an optional X10 extension with X10 modules.

WARNING

There is a risk of explosion

in case of incorrect

replacement of the battery.

Replace only with a battery

of the same type or an

equivalent type, which has

been recommended by the

manufacturer.

5- How to use the wireless keypad with prox reader*

The keypad is used to arm and disarm your security system using a valid access

code or key TAG. To use all his functions you must have the master code chosen

during the installation or have the master key TAG.

ARMING USING YOUR CODE OR TAG

Press an arming key on the keypad

Enter a valid code or present a programmed TAG**

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

The arming tone is emitted by the panel siren followed by the exit delay

beeps. If the system diagnoses a fault on arming, the arming tone is

followed by a tone indicating a fault.

Arming is automatically completed at the end of the delay (Depends

on site configuration).

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

If a perimeter fault is signalled on arming, please disarm the system before

verifying doors and windows equipped with contacts.

DISARMING USING YOUR 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-armed.

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

** On some keypad models, presenting the TAG more than 2 seconds will arm the system without pressing the Arm key.

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Total set arming

Part set arming

TAG 4- or

6-digit code

TAG 4- or

6-digit code

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