Visonic POWERMAXCOMPLETE PANEL

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PowerMaxComplete Panel

Fully Supervised Wireless Alarm Control System Quick Guide

1. INTRODUCTION

Welcome to PowerMaxComplete wireless alarm system.

This guide provides step by step information that will help

you to easily install and run the system and to perform

basic configuration changes.

The system configuration is shown in figure 1.

KEYFOB

TRANSMITTER UP TO 8

WIRELESS

REMOTE

COMMANDERS

EMERGENCY

PENDANT

TRANSMITTERS

WIRELESS

DETECTORS

(UP TO 28 UNITS)

INSTALLED IN

THE PROTECTED

PREMISES

SMOKE

DETECTOR

UNIVERSAL

PERIMETER

PROTECTION

DETECTOR

DOOR OR

WINDOW

OPEN/CLOSE

DETECTOR

MOTION

DETECTOR

FLOOD

DETECTOR

LOCAL

COMPUTER

(OPTION)

HARD WIRED

DETECTOR

CO / GAS

DETECTOR

CENTRAL MONITORING

STATIONS

PUBLIC

TELEPHONE

EXCHANGE

4 PRIVATE

TELE-

PHONES

TEL. LINE

USER

COMPUTER

2-WAY KEYFOB

TRANSMITTER

A COMBINATION OF UP TO 8

INTERNET

ROUTER

TEMPERATURE

DETECTOR

AWAY

UP TO 2

KEYPAD

DEVICES

GSM

TELEPHONE

EXCHANGE

TEL

CENTRAL

MONITORING

STATION

SMS

INTERNET

GPRS

WIRELESS

SIRENS

SITE INTERNAL

SIREN OR

STROBE

SITE EXTERNAL

SIRENS

UP TO 8

PROXIMITY

TAGS

WIRED

REMOTE

SPEECH BOX

Figure 1 - System Configuration

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2. BACK-UP BATTERY INSERTION

Front unit

Battery cable

Figure 2 - Battery Insertion

3. MOUNTING ON A WALL

Back unit

Mark 4 drilling points on mounting surface

Release

screws

Drill 4 holes and insert wall anchors

Fasten the back unit with 4 screws

Figure 3 - Mounting on a Wall

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4. WIRING

PHONE WIRING IN NORTH AMERICA

RJ-31X

CORD

HOUSE

PHONES

RJ-31X

8-POSITION

RJ-31X PLUG

BROWN

GRAY

GRN

RED LINE

FROM

STREET

123

RJ-31X JACK

GRAY

BROWN

GREEN

RED

Note: For whole house line seizure with DSL service present on the phone line, you must install a filter. It is suggested to

use the DSL alarm filter model manufactured by Excelsus Technologies, or equivalent. This filter simply plugs into the

RJ31X jack and allows alarm reporting without breaking the internet connection.

ZONE 29 & SIREN WIRING

MAGNETIC CONTACT

OR ANY OTHER

CONTACT

(NOT A DETECTOR)

SITE EXTERNAL SIREN

MG ELECTRONICS

MG441PDS OR SIMILAR

SIREN

(6-12VDC, 150mA max.)

Alarm

N.C.

2.2 kΩ

Figure 4 - Wiring

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5. CONTROLS AND INDICATORS

VOLUME UP (*)

EMERGENCY

(Hold for 2 sec.)

PLAY MESSAGE (*)

VOLUME DOWN (*)

CHIME ON/OFF

MUTE SPEAKER (*) (**)

EVENT LOG

CANCEL ENTRY DELAY

RECORD MESSAGE (*)

ARM TROUBLECHIMEPOWER

PGM OUTPUT ON

PGM OUTPUT OFF

PGM CONTROL

PARTITION

ARMING “AWAY”

ARMING “HOME”

DISARMING

MOVE BACK

FIRE (Hold

for 2 sec.)

Press both

for panic

alarm

SHOW/OK

INDICATORS

DISPLAY

Figure 5 - Controls & Indicators

6. DEVICES INSTALLATION

Fig. 6 - NEXT K9-85 MCW INSTALLATION

On surface In corner

Push catch and remove board

Insert battery

Front Tamper switch

Back Tamper switch (option)

Release screw and

remove cover

Mounting

Notes

1. Keep away from heat sources.

2. Do not expose to air drafts.

3. Do not install outdoors.

4. Avoid direct sunshine.

5. Keep wiring away from power cables.

6. Do not install behind partitions.

7. Mount on solid stable surface

Fig. 7 - MCT-320 INSTALLATION

Remove spacer

Magnet

3mm

spacer

A. Fasten the spacer to mounting

surface with 2 screws.

B. Locate the magnet on the

spacer at the correct direction and

push it upward.

Note

It is highly recommended to attach the transmitter to the top

of the door/window on the fixed frame and the magnet to the

movable part (door or window). Make sure that the magnet is

located not more than 6 mm (0.25 in.) from the transmitter’s

marked side.

Fig. 8 - MCT-234 USAGE

Pressing both AWAY + HOME

initiates a PANIC alarm.

DISARM

AWAY

AUX

HOME

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7. DEFINING ZONE TYPE, NAME, CHIME ZONES & PARTITION

You can assign a type and name to each of the system's wireless & wired zones.

Resultant DisplayAction(s)

10.

Enter zone # (01 to 29)

(e.g. 05)

Select zone type with

5. 24h SILENT

select zone name with

twice

twicePress

Press

and press

3. DEFINE ZONES

ZONE No: - -

ZONE No: 05

Z05: TYPE _

Z05: NAME -

Z05: FRONT DOOR

(e.g. 24h SILENT)

(e.g. FRONT DOOR)

Black box means that a wireless

device is already enrolled to the

zone. No dark box means that

the zone is free.

Black box means that a zone type

is defined. No black box means

that no zone type is defined.

Enter installer code

(9999 by default)

Entering

installer

3 times

1. INSTALLER MODE

Press

Press ENTER CODE - - - -

1. NEW INSTL CODE

11. Press Z05: CHIME

12. Press

select zone chime

feature with

(e.g. MELODY CHIME)

twiceand press Z05: PARTITION

13. Enter zone # (e.g. 05)

and press Z05: P1 P2 P3

select partition #1, 2 or 3

by key 1, key 2 or key 3,

respectively (e.g. 2)

twiceand press Z05: P1 P2 P3

8. PIEZO SIREN ENABLE/DISABLE

Resultant DisplayAction(s)

3 times

Select Siren On ( )

or Off ( ) with

PIEZO SIREN ON

Enter into installer

menu (see par. 8)

23 times

Press

and press

4. DEFINE PANEL

01: ENTRY DELAY 1

24: PIEZO SIREN

Black box means that

the siren is enabled

* The default setting is PIEZO SIREN ON .

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9. DEFINING EXIT DELAY

Resultant DisplayAction(s)

6. Select delay with

Enter into installer

menu (see par. 8)

3 timesPress

2 timesPress

Press

and press

4. DEFINE PANEL

01: ENTRY DELAY 1

03: EXIT DELAY

EXIT DELAY 60 S

03: EXIT DELAY

* The default EXIT DELAY time is 60 S.

10. DEFINING ENTRY DELAY 1/2

Resultant DisplayAction(s)

Select delay with

and press

Select delay with

and press 02: ENTRY DELAY 2

3 timesPress

Press

Enter into installer

menu (see par. 8)

4. DEFINE PANEL

01: ENTRY DELAY 1

Entry dly1 30 s

01: ENTRY DELAY 1

02: ENTRY DELAY 2

Entry dly2 60 s

* The default ENTRY DELAY 1 time is 30 S.

** The default ENTRY DELAY 2 time is 60 S.

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11. SETUP FOR GPRS/BB – NO PHONE LINE (STEP 1)

DO NOT make any program changes in “DEFINE COM” other than those shown on this instructions unless necessary.

Notes:

1. Before continuing, remove power (AC and battery) and install a SIM card provisioned for GPRS data service.

2. Request a SIM card phone number from your SIM supplier if you wish to have the ability to ARM / DISARM via text

messaging or program from the central station receiver.

2. ENTER CODE

Resultant DisplayAction(s)

3 times

1. INSTALLER MODE

Press

2:GPRS/BB

disable

Press

10.

1:PSTN/GSM

Press GPRS REPORT

11. Press GPRS APN

7. GPRS REPORT

12.

13. Enter Access Point Name

(APN) airnet1

Press twice

14.

5. DEFINE COMM.

<OK> TO EXIT

15. Press

3. 1. NEW INST CODE

4 timesPress

once

Enter installer code

(9999 by default)

once

Press once

once

enable

Press once

once

twice

3 times

Example: Seaguard SIM = airnet1

(Key #8 = scroll symbols up, Key #2 = scroll symbols down)

(Key #5 = Toggle Uppercase / Lowercase)

GPRS APN

Press once

16. READY 12:00PM

once

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12. SETUP FOR C.S. REPORTING – NO PHONE LINE (STEP 2)

2. ENTER CODE

Resultant DisplayAction(s)

3 times

1. INSTALLER MODE

Press

3:C.S. REPORTING

Press

10.

1:PSTN/GSM

Press cellular

11. Press

7. REPORT EVENTS

12.

13. IP RCVR 1

Press once

14.

5. DEFINE COMM.

15. Enter Primary Receiver IP

Address

3. 1. NEW INST CODE

4 timesPress

once

Enter installer code

(9999 by default)

once

twice

Press once

once

Press once

once

000.000.000.000

Press twice

16. IP RCVR 1

1ST RPRT METHOD

disable

once

cellular

1ST RPRT METHOD

Press 8 times

Example: S&W Primary IP Address (069.074.192.027)

18. 000.000.000.000

20.

21.

22.

24.

once

17. Press

Press

PSTN

Press

25.

26.

LINE FAIL REPORT

Press PSTN

27. Press

23.

28.

IP RCVR 2

twicePress

once

9 times

once

Press once

4 times

Press once

once

don’t report

once

<OK> TO EXIT

IP RCVR 2

069.074.192.027

19. Enter Backup Receiver IP

Address

Example: S&W Backup IP Address (208.017.225.027)

5 minutes

don’t report

READY 12:00PM

208.017.225.027

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13. SETTING USER CODES

You can program a security code for yourself and additional 7 codes for other system users.

2. ENTER CODE

Entering

user settings

Resultant DisplayAction(s)

2 times

1. USER SETTINGS

Press

USER CODE 1 1 1 1 1

USER CODE 1 6 8 5 4

Press

10.

USER CODE 1

USER CODE 2

Press USER CODE 2

11. Press USER CODE 2 0 0 0 0

7. Enter 4 digit code

e.g. 6854 USER CODE 1 6 8 5 4

12. Enter 4 digit code

e.g. 2351 USER CODE 2 2 3 5 1

13. Press ACCESS TO PART

Press

for the other user codes (3-8)

and act as in steps 11-15

as required

16.

SET USER CODES

17. Press

Enter master user code

(1111 by default)

3. SET BYPASS

4 timesPress

(The user code is 1111

by default)

14. Press U02: P1 P2 P3

select partition by push

buttons 1, 2 and 3 (for

partition 1&3 enter 13) U02: P1 P2 P3

15. Press twice USER CODE 2

14. GPRS DIAGNOSTICS

Resultant DisplayAction(s)

oncePress ENTER CODE:

3 timesPress INSTALLER MODE

Press

Press GPRS CONN. TEST

WL SENSORS TEST

7. PLEASE WAIT...

10.DIAGNOSTICS

3. 1. NEW INST CODE

6 timesPress

Enter installer code

(9999 by default)

once

3 times

Press once

NOTE: PANEL RSSI MUST BE “GOOD” OR “STRONG” (NOT “POOR”)

VISONIC HAS EXTERNAL GSM ANTENNAS AVAILABLE (IN 10' OR 20' LENGTHS )

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MESSAGES THAT MAY BE REPORTED TO INSTALLER AFTER TEST:

LCD MESSAGE DESCRIPTION

1 Unit is Ok GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) / GPRS (General Packet Radio

Service) is working properly

2 GSM Com. Loss RS-232 communication with modem failed

3 Pin Code Failure Missing or wrong PIN Code. (Only if SIM card PIN Code is enabled.)

4 GSM net. failure Modem failed registration to local GSM network (+Creg …)

5 SIM card failure SIM card is not installed correctly in GSM Modem

6 GSM not enrolled GSM auto enroll failed to detect GSM modem

7 No GPRS service GPRS network is not available to work with the current SIM card, meaning the

SIM card is not open for GPRS. (CGATT). (See note 1)

8 GPRS Conn. Fail Local GPRS network is not available or wrong.

GPRS APN, User and Password. (AT+GPRS).(See note 1)

9 Srvr Unavailable Fail opening TCP socket with server. Problem with server or wrong server IP or

no acknowledge received from server. (AT#SKTD)

10 Srvr IP Missing Server IP # 1 and #2 are not configured

11 APN Is Missing APN (Access Point Name) is not configured

12 SIM Card Locked After entering a wrong pin code 3 consecutive times, the SIM is locked. To unlock

it a PUK (Pin Unlock Key) number should be entered. The PUK cannot be entered

by the PowerMax.

(This can be fixed by installing the SIM in a personal cellphone and performing the unlock function)

13 Denied By Server The IPMP replied "DUH" to SIA-OVER-IP event message. "DUH" means that the

IPMP cannot handle the message because the panel is not defined or the

message is not decrypted correctly.

Note 1: After SIM card provisioning, the control panel must be power cycled!

15. DIAGNOSTIC TESTING

Resultant DisplayAction(s)

Enter into installer

menu (see par. 8)

9 timesPress

Press

Walk test the entire

protected site to trigger all

the sensors.

10. DIAGNOSTICS

DIAG. TESTING

6. Review all the results by

pressing

repeatedly

to see all the results.

If you get a “POOR” display

from a certain sensor, relocate

it and re-test until the result is

“GOOD” or “STRONG”.

FRONT DOOR

Alternately

Z1 STRONG

BACK DOOR

Alternately

Z2 GOOD

3. Press WL SENSORS TEST

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