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ALARM PANEL
BS-468/A

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  • Page 1 BURGLAR ALARM PANEL BS-468/A...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Contents Description ............................ 4 User instructions .......................... 5 2.1. Basic operations ........................5 Complete System ............................5 Split System ..............................5 2.2. Armed system indication ......................6 2.3. Advanced operations ....................... 6 2.4. Main User menu ........................8 Installation instructions ......................13 3.1.
  • Page 3 Send settings to the panel ..........................55 Offline Connection ............................56 New ................................56 Panel's Firmware Update ..........................57 I - OLYMPIA APPLICATIOΝ ......................58 Technical Characteristics ......................59 5.1. Peripheral device consumption chart ..................60 Information regarding the installation ..................61...

  • Page 4: Description

    1. Description The BS-468/A is an 8 zone burglar alarm panel. Using the special expansion card BS-469 it can be expanded to 16 zones. Using the special expansion card BS-479, the panel acquires 32 wireless zones. For its operation, at least one BS-466 keyboard is required. Up-to 8 keyboards can be con- nected to the panel.

  • Page 5: User Instructions

    2. User instructions 2.1. Basic operations The panel has 1 main code (master code) which by default is set to [1 2 3 4] and up-to 50 user codes which by default are not programmed. The system can operate in two different modes. Depending on the mode of operation, the arm and disarm operations differ.

  • Page 6: Armed System Indication

    Armed system indication When the system is armed, then next to the clock, instead of the Olympia electronics logo there is a lock symbol. Next to the lock symbol we can see which sections are armed. In this example we can see that the system is partially armed because only the C section is armed.
  • Page 7 Selecting «WIRED ZONE CONDITION»: WIRED ZONE CONDITION In the following window we can test the good operation of the zones and the devices connected to them. For examples, if a magnetic contact of a window is connected to zone 4 and the window opens then the message of the display from «ALL ZONES OK»...

  • Page 8: Main User Menu

    (If a GSM card is connected). TECHNICIAN INFO SIGNAL LEVEL The selection «TECHNICIAN INFO» by default has information of Olympia electronics. If “SIGNAL LEVEL” is selected and a GSM module is not connect- NO GSM CONNECTED ed, then the following message is shown.
  • Page 9 will insert the password four digits. It is not necessary this procedure to be done with both technician and user present. If we want to alter a password, we select «CHANGE PASSWORD»: We enter the number of the password (i.e. 03) which we want to change and we see: CHANGE PASSWORD SELECT FROM 01-50...
  • Page 10 «CHANGE DAY OF WEEK» : __CHANGE DAY OF WEEK _ MONDAY Using keys "2" and "8", we can transfer to the required option TUESDAY and select it by pressing the " * " key. WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY By selecting «DATE SETTING» we see: We enter system date by typing the day first, following by CHANGE DATE month and lastly the 2 last digits of the year.
  • Page 11 Altering «BUZZER SETTING» we can select the way the buzzer sounds. «SOUNDS TO ALL EVENTS» is the default option and the buzzer sounds to every key press always. If the user chooses the «SOUNDS TO ALARM ONLY» option, the buzzer will make the characteristic sound only if an alarm has occurred.
  • Page 12 After pressing " * " we see the following screen: __CHANGE ACTION _ ARM ALL We choose the function that the timer will perform and press the DISARM ALL key " * ". The system confirms the selection. ARM Α The event memory logs the arming or disarming of the system but ARM Β...

  • Page 13: Installation Instructions

    3. Installation instructions 3.1. Quick installation guide By default the panel has the following settings section Α Zone 1 : Zone with delay section Β Zone 2 : Zone with delay Ζone 3 : Zone without delay section Β Ζone 4 : Zone without delay section Β...
  • Page 14 5 connect a manual button for a silent alarm in case of threat, on zone 6 the panic button and on zone 7 the fire detectors. Finally on zone 8 connect the TAMPER of the external siren. All zones are on the same section and the system arms and disarms all together. On zone 1 the mag- netic trap activates the bell on the keyboard to warn us that the door has opened.
  • Page 15 Zone 17 (keyboard 1) : Zone with delay section Α The above configuration is identical to the previous one but with more zones dedicated to the store. section Α 5. Zone 1 : Zone with delay section Α Zone 2 : Zone with delay section Α...

  • Page 16: Connections

    3.2. Connections Connecting the battery and the mains power supply As far as the battery is concerned, there are two cables, red and black for connection to the positive and negative pole respectively. Keyboard connections In order to simplify the installation procedure, the keyboard has two parts, the base and the main body.
  • Page 17 Connecting 8 keyboards to the panel. The cables must be connected in such a way that will permit the connection of the device one after the other. No terminal should contain 3 cables or more. The jump- ers of the terminal resistors must be placed only on the two outermost devices. On all the other devic- es is should be removed or left in a open position.

  • Page 18: Siren Connections

    Siren connections For connecting the autonomous siren type BS-413 up-to 7 cables are required. On the terminals (+) και (-) connect the voltage (AS), (-) which charges the siren. When we supply the (ST) with 12V the siren and the beacon are activated. Connect (ST) to the P1 contact of the panel which is programmed to provide 12V during an alarm and 0V during the idle state.

  • Page 19: Zone Connections

    Zone connections Connecting the panel with radars (infrared movement detectors, PIR) or other devices which require power. For the connection, 4 cables are required (6 if the TAMPER is connected). The 2 cables are connected to the (12V) and (-) of the panel and provide power to the respective terminals of all the detectors.

  • Page 20: Connection Of Smoke And Heat Detectors

    Connection of smoke and heat detectors The connection of the fire detectors is possible only if the zone which are connected is programmed as a «FIRE» zone. The normally closed contacts of the relay on the base (NC,C) are connected in series with the resistor of the zone of the panel.

  • Page 21: Panel Programming As Technician

    For entering a menu: While on the initial screen, press " * " and select an option with keys "2" and "8". Panel programming as TECHNICIAN From the initial screen (olympia logo and clock) press " * ", go to «MASTER OR TECH MENU» and press " * " again. The following screen appears: INSERT CODE...

  • Page 22: Programming Passwords Functions

    Programming passwords functions «CODES»  «CHANGE CODE» CHANGE CODE Through this option we can select the way that each user's pass- word works. CHOOSE FROM 01 TO 50 We enter the number of the code that we want to alter and we see the following screen: ___CODE REACTION __ For each code we must make one of the following selections...

  • Page 23: General Settings

    General settings «TECHNICIAN MENU»  «SETTINGS» : ______SETTINGS______ DAY OF WEEK SETTING From this menu we can adjust all the general settings of the panel. DATE SETTING The first 3 options are described on the "Master user Menu" section of the manual (Page 10). TIME SETTING ENTRANCE TIME «ENTRANCE TIME».

  • Page 24: Automatic Arming-Disarming

    OFF on an armed system and ON on a disarmed system and ALWAYS ON. This option is not valid on wireless keyboard BS-477. «BUTTON PANIC» We select if a panic signal alarm can be issued from the keyboard. If we select YES, then, when a user presses simultaneously the keys C and ABC for two seconds, a panel alarm will be produced.

  • Page 25: Zone Programming

    By selecting «CHANGE TIMER» we see: The user selects the time that the specific timer will be activated. CHANGE TIME 12 :00 The user selects the day of the week that the timer will be acti- ___ SET DAY OF WEEK____ vated.
  • Page 26 «ZONE WITH DELAY». The zone will trigger an alarm event after an entrance delay. This selection is used for the magnetic contacts that are used for the main entrance and also for the radar the will de- tect the user before he reaches the panel to disarm it. For wireless PIR sensor and magnetic sensor, the selection is forced from the device Dip-switch and it is validated only in the technician menu.

  • Page 27: Wired Zones Status

    After selecting the zone mode we must select the section (A, B, C). If we want to operate the panel as a whole system then this selection is important. The next setting is "ZONE BELL". In case we select "YES", when the panel is armed and the zone is activated, the keyboard buzzer will sound.

  • Page 28: System General Parameters Programming

     TAMPER  RADAR 2 PULSES «ON FIRE». It is activated when we have an alarm event from a FIRE zone. «ON PANIC». It is activated when we have an alarm event from a PANIC zone. «ON FAULT». It is activated when a fault has happened. «ON ARM».
  • Page 29 ALARM ONLY grammed through the computer software PC-468 that accompa- FAULT ONLY nies the panel BS-468/A. PANIC AND FIRE ONLY TAMPER ONLY Due to the fact that in this menu not all op- tions are shown, the MAINS ABSEND ONLY...
  • Page 30 number (it is filled with dashes) and the cursor is moved to the first digit. In order keys ‘Α’, ‘Β’ and ‘C’ to be accepted, they must be pressed for at least 1 second. «PSTN»  «INCOM. CALL REACTION». This setting permits us to adjust how the PSTN dialer acts during an incoming call.

  • Page 31: Bs-464 Gsm Telephone Dialer Programming

    BS-464 GSM telephone dialer programming Entrance in GSM menu is allowed only if the system has registered a GSM telephone dialer («SYS- TEM»  «SCAN EXTENSIONS»). NO GSM CONNECTED If entrance is not allowed, the screen to the left appears. PRESS ‘#’...
  • Page 32 PIN number. Remove the card from the phone and replace it in the socket of the GSM card. Reinstall the GSM card on the panel BS-468/A. Please note that the PIN code is requested twice. For the code to be considered correct we must enter it correctly both times.

  • Page 33: Wireless Network

    For detailed information regarding the GSM card BS-464 (i.e. remote access, SMS command syntax) refer to the user manual of the BS-464. Wireless Network BS-468/A can support up to 32 wireless devices. This feature is ___WIRELESS NETWORK____ acquired by the presence of BS-479 wireless zones expansion VIEW DEVICE card.
  • Page 34 ATTENTION!. The above screen changes if the user uses a wireless keyboard (BS-477). The differ- ence is that letter E is inserted by pressing " * " and letter F by pressing " #. If the user does not type a digit within 10 seconds, the keypad returns to the "WIRELESS NETWORK"...

  • Page 35: Factory Menu

    Wireless devices installation Below there are all the necessary steps required to install - add wireless devices to the BS-468/A bur- glar system. The specific procedure takes place by choosing "NETWORK INSTALLATION" and can be started only if a user has "TECHNICIAN"...

  • Page 36: Installing Wireless Network Devices With Your Pc And The Bs-477 Wireless Keyboard

    INSTALLATION PROCEDURE STEPS First, BS-468/A should detect the BS-479 extension. It will also search in general for all connected devices, extensions and wired keyboards. The batteries, of the wireless keypad that will be inserted into zone 25, should not be installed and the tamper switch must not be pressed.
  • Page 37 NOTES 1. During the above procedure, do not attempt to add another device into the network (i.e. siren, magnetic contact, etc.) other than the keypad. If you attempt to add another device during the wireless keypad detection process, the panel will ignore it. 2.

  • Page 38: General Information Concerning Wireless Devices Installation Procedure

    "Network Installation". For example, it is impossible to connect devices, on the panel from the house next door that are already installed on another BS-468/A panel. Also, only Olympia Electronics devices can be connected to BS-468/A and vice versa, i.e. Olympia Electron- ics wireless devices cannot be connected to third-party anti-theft alarm panels.

  • Page 39: Wireless Devices Types

     If the value of the RSSI (signal strength) of a wireless device is low for half an hour, then a low signal fault occurs.  If a user gets out of technician menu and there is tamper alarm active in a wireless device, the siren will not sound for the specific zone.

  • Page 40: Resetting To Factory Default Passwords

    The programming of the panel can be done easily by using the special computer software PC-468 that is provided free by Olympia Electronics. A simple USB to mini-USB cable (BS-466/A keyboard) or a USB to Type-B cable (connection to the panel's board) and a CD with the latest version of the program is required.
  • Page 41 PC-468 installation is done automatically by inserting the CD in the drive or by running the file BS- 468_setup_vx.x.xx, found in the installation CD. After installation ends, connect the USB cable to the USB port of the BS-466/A keyboard or BS-468/A board in order to establish a connection with the panel.
  • Page 42 PC-468 initial screen We press the connect button and the window bellow appears. After a while the current attached de- vices of the panel will appear. While the panel tries to enumerate the connected system peripherals, the "OK" button is not active. The picture bellow shows an example of a system that has 1 BS-466/A keyboard and the wireless zones extension card BS-479.
  • Page 43 In the lower left corner, the user type that is enabled can be found. Double-clicking on it will reset the panel to a simple user level. This type of user is not able to program the table. Depending on the level of access we have (technical or master user), we can make the corresponding changes.
  • Page 44 Wireless zones window If we want we can download all table settings by pressing the "Download All" button, as shown below. After that we can adjust or preview all the settings, such as Zones information, passwords, events, timers and outputs. Because this function is time consuming, if we need to take information for specific features of the panel, it is better to load the data from each tab independently.

  • Page 45: Panel" Window

    "Panel" Window In this window we can see and make changes on the panel settings. We can receive the settings from the panel by pressing the button "Receive". This action is needed in case we have not pressed "Down- load All", as described on the previous page. These changes can also be performed by the keypad.
  • Page 46 While being in "Technician" mode the user can adjust the function of each zone. If "Master" mode is enabled (see picture below), the user can only change the name of the zone. 921468007_09_010...

  • Page 47: Codes" Window

    "Codes" Window In Codes window the TECHNICIAN can make various changes that can also be performed from the keypad. Technician has the right to change the reaction, section and output options. The MASTER can change the password and the name of the "Code" (see the picture below). The "Code" name is not being sent to the panel.

  • Page 48: Events" Window

    "Events" Window In "Events" window we can see the system's events. "Events" is the only window that is visible by all kind of users. Press 'Receive' in order to download all events from the panel. The columns that appear are: ...
  • Page 49 Attention. The events of the panel are not saved in the file with the settings of the panel. We can save them in a separate file by pressing the button "Save" located in the down right corner as shown in the picture below. The "Open"...

  • Page 50: Timers" Window

    "Timers" Window Through "Timers" window we can program the panel to arm and disarm at specific times. The picture above shows "Timer 2" set to disarm Sector A every Monday at 7:00 while "Timer 4" arms the system every Wednesday at 17:00. "Outputs"...

  • Page 51: Wireless Window

    "Wireless" window The Wireless window contains the main functions and settings of the wireless network. This and the "Wireless Information" windows are available when BS-479 is installed and scanned properly and the Pc program works in "Online Mode". From the specific window the technician can perform the following tasks: ...

  • Page 52: Wireless Info" Window

    "Wireless Info" Window Through this window, the user can perform the following:  Receive BS-479 wireless zones extension ID and program version. These fields are read only.  Receive and set RF supervisor and Wireless Siren LED. By pressing the "Receive" button we can read the data from the panel.

  • Page 53: Pstn" Window

    With "Receive" button, we can read the settings of the "GSM" extension and telephone numbers (if any), while with the "Send" button we can send the changes we have made. In the lower section of the screen the following properties are displayed: ...

  • Page 54: Master And Technician User Password Modification

    For more information, please refer to page 30 of this manual. The cells existing in the tab are divided into 6 phones with the corresponding settings. The number must be real. In the area next to the number there are cells that we can define the actions that will be performed when there are events.

  • Page 55: Load Settings From A File

    The languages supported are Greek, English and French. Load settings from a file By pressing the highlighted button, we can open a settings file that we have created or saved from another system. In case of Keypad scanning and/or extensions scanning, the order of the actions to be taken to load data from the file is as follows: 1) Scan Keypads and/or extensions 2) Load settings file...

  • Page 56: Offline Connection

    Offline Connection The PC program is operational even if a panel is not connected. Of course, the available functions are limited. This feature helps the installer to prepare a system without being connected to a table. With this option we are starting a new installation without any panel connected. The red colour in the indicator to the down left bottom of the above screen reveals the connection ab- sense between the panel and the PC.

  • Page 57: Panel's Firmware Update

    2) Save (of all data in .oaf file) 3) Firmware Upgrade (Ctrl-F1) The firmware of BS-468/A can be updated through the program BS-468. From the menu, press "HELP"  "Firmware Update Ctrl-F1". In order to go on through the procedure, the user has to be connected as "TECHNICIAN".

  • Page 58: I - Olympia Applicatioν

    4. I - OLYMPIA APPLICATIOΝ “Olympia Electronics Alarm” application is available for smart phones and tablets for Android or IOS. You can download it at Google play or Apple store. 921468007_09_010...

  • Page 59: Technical Characteristics

    5. Technical Characteristics BS-468/Α Burglar alarm system Description 220-240V AC/50-60Hz Power Supply 11VA Consumption Battery type Sealed lead acid (Pb) battery 12V / 7Ah Max (not included) Charger Stabilized power supply 13,8V / 400mA. The AS output powers the external sirens and is used to charge the bat- AS siren circuit teries of these sirens with a rating of 13.8V / 500mA.

  • Page 60: Peripheral Device Consumption Chart

    Olympia Electronics guarantees the quality, condition and operation of the goods. The period of war- ranty is specified in the official catalogue of Olympia Electronics and also in the technical leaflet, which accompanies each product. This warranty ceases to exist if the buyer does not follow the technical...

  • Page 61: Information Regarding The Installation

    6. Information regarding the installation Passwords Master (central) password : (1 2 3 4 ) ____________ Technician password : ( 9 9 9 9 ) ____________ Users' Passwords Α/Α Α/Α Password Owner Function Password Owner Function 921468007_09_010...
  • Page 62 Zones Section Section Section Α/Α (Α Β C) Α/Α (Α Β C) Α/Α (Α Β C) Area Area Area Various information Entry time : ________ seconds Exit time : _________ seconds Extra Exit Time : _________ seconds Siren sound time : ________ minutes 921468007_09_010...

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