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EN 50131-3
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CEB T031
Programming manual
Anti-intrusion control panels and security systems

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  • Page 1 EN 50131-1 EN 50131-3 EN 50131-6 EN 50131-10 EN 50136-1 EN 50136-2 EN 50130-4 EN 50130-5 CEB T031 Programming manual Anti-intrusion control panels and security systems...

  • Page 2: End-User Licence Agreement (Eula)

    You use this product at your own risk. Disclaimer of In no event shall the authors of this software (INIM Electronics s.r.l.) be liable to You or to liabilities those claiming for You for any damage of any kind, whether direct or in direct (including but...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Prime control panel ........
  • Page 4 Anti-intrusion control panels Chapter 8 Programming timers ......... 51 Timer parameters.
  • Page 5 Programming manual Chapter 22 Programming example ........96 Appendix A Default programming .
  • Page 6 Anti-intrusion control panels...

  • Page 7: About This Manual

    MANUAL This Programming manual contains instructions for the configuration and programming of the Prime system, as well as the descriptions of all the parameters and options, irrespective of the chosen means of programming (keypad, software, etc.). It also contains the instructions for commissioning, maintenance and troubleshooting procedures.

  • Page 8: Chapter 1 General Information

    Tel.: +39 0735 705007 Fax: +39 0735 704912 e-mail: info@inim.biz Web: www.inim.biz The persons authorized by the manufacturer to repair or replace the system parts have authorization to work only on devices marketed under the INIM Electronics brand General information...

  • Page 9: Programming The Control Panel

    Chapter The Prime system has been especially designed to be programmed either from a keypad (using one of the keypads connected to the control panel) or from a PC via Prime/STUDIO software. All the parameters of the control panel functions must be programmed by the installer or by persons qualified by the same.

  • Page 10: Programming Via Prime/Studio Software

    Programming via Prime/STUDIO software For a description of the Prime/STUDIO software and the instructions on how to use it, refer to the software manual. Programming of certain parameters (concerning, for example, zones and outputs) via the Prime/STUDIO software is possible only after the entire system project has been completed.

  • Page 11: Chapter 3 Programming Peripherals

    3-1-2 Programming keypads The programming of keypads as Prime system peripherals can be done either via software or keypad. Via software Click on the Keypads button on the menu on the left, to access two programming sections on the right: •...
  • Page 12 Anti-intrusion control panels KEYPAD SETTINGS Prime system keypads also provide a section where you can configure the keypad parameters, for the customization and optimization of their use. The complete description of the parameters in this section can be found in paragraph 6-6-8 Keypad settings in the user manual.
  • Page 13 Programming manual Table 3-2: Parameters for single keypads If enabled, this option inhibits signalling on the control Bypass tamper Disable tamp. WLS panel of wireless keypad tamper. Section for the selection, from the outputs available, of Configured keypads , Enablement of outputs for “home-automation”...
  • Page 14 TOUCH-SCREEN KEYPADS Exclusively via Prime/STUDIO software it is possible to program the graphic interface of the Alien keypads and the graphic maps that can be displayed. Once the keypad has been selected, it is necessary to select “Touch-screen keypad” as its type.

  • Page 15: Proximity Readers

    3-2-2 Programming readers The programming of readers as Prime system peripherals can be done either via software or from a keypad. Via software Click on the Proximity readers button on the menu on the left to access two programming sections on the right: •...

  • Page 16: Expansions

    P1 and P2 on the PCB (for details refer to the Module manual) • up to 10 expansion boards, at addresses ADD, ADD+1, ... ADD+9, to manage the terminals to be configured via the “System Layout” section of the Prime/STUDIO software. Via software In order to classify an expansion as a “wireless”...

  • Page 17: Sounders/Flashers

    Wireless 3-3-2 Programming expansions The programming of expansions as Prime system peripherals can be carried out via software or from a keypad. Via software By clicking on the Expansions button on the menu on the left, the section on the right will show a list of the configured expansions.
  • Page 18 3-4-2 Programming sounders/flashers The programming of a sounder/flasher as a Prime system peripheral can be carried out via software or from a keypad. Via software Clicking on the Sounders button on the menu on the left accesses two programming sections on the right: •...
  • Page 19 Programming manual Table 3-10: Hardwired sounder/flasher parameters The check boxes in this section allow the association of one or more signals to each of the sounder/flasher I-BUS loss events. Activation of LED input The available signals are aligned with the wording of Power failure each event: Open cover signalling...
  • Page 20 Anti-intrusion control panels Table 3-11: Wireless sounder/flasher parameters By means of a checkbox it is possible to select exactly when the sounder/flasher is to be activated if communication loss with the control panel occurs: • never • only when wireless jamming affects Configured sounder/ communication flashers, Wireless...

  • Page 21: Programming The Nexus

    Nexus button on the menu on the left, then go to the section on the right to configure the parameters. Note INIM does not guarantee the total availability of all the GSM/GPRS functions described in this manual, due to the various combinations of GSM/GPRS service providers, SIM types and phone models that may be in use.
  • Page 22 Anti-intrusion control panels Table 3-13: SMS command parameters Identifies the type of command feedback: • SMS - feedback will be provided by an SMS text to the phone number of the caller (command dispatcher). • Ring - feedback will be provided on the phone of the caller (command dispatcher).
  • Page 23 Programming manual 3-5-2 Caller ID commands The “Programming - Caller ID commands” section allows the programming of up to 200 phone numbers and the commands that will be implemented when the phone number is recognized by the control panel. If the phone number sends a call (voice), the command selected by the installer from those programmed in the “SMS Commands”...
  • Page 24 The remaining credit control feature is subject to temporary or even permanent unavailability caused by changes in the implementation of the methods used by the GSM/GPRS service provider. INIM provides device programming functions which may be capable of restoring this feature, by means of manual changes to the respective parameter settings.

  • Page 25: Wireless Transceivers

    Programming manual Wireless transceivers The Prime/STUDIO software has a section that allows you to view all the enrolled wireless devices and also configure the programming parameters of each single Air2-BS200 transceiver. Via software Click on the Wireless transceivers button on the menu on the left, the section on the right will shows a page divided in sections, a section for each configured transceiver.

  • Page 26: Temperature Sensors

    This section allows you to add/remove probes from the configuration by means of keys 3-7-2 Programming temperature sensors The programming of temperature sensors as Prime system peripherals can be carried out either via software or from a keypad. Via software Click on the Temperature sensors button on the menu on the left, the section on the right will provide the list of configured temperature sensors.

  • Page 27: Home-Automation Modules

    Programming manual Table 3-19: Individual sensor parameters Configured TemperatureProbe, temperature String that describes the temperature sensor, ChoosePeripheral, "sen- Description sensors, selected customizable by the installer sor", sensor Description In this section you can select the outputs that can be activated by the thermostat function relating to the probe being programmed.
  • Page 28 3-8-2 Programming of home-automation and roller shutter modules Programming of home-automation modules as, Prime system peripherals, can be carried out either via software or from a keypad. Via software By clicking on the Home-automation modules button on the menu on the left, the section on the right will show the list of all the configured modules.

  • Page 29: Programming The Control Panel

    Chapter Installer code The installer code allows the installer to access the programming phase of the Prime system. In fact, the system will request the PIN before allowing any programming from a keypad via the installer menu or before allowing any reading or writing operations from the Prime/ STUDIO software, that is, if it has not already been entered in the appropriate field.
  • Page 30 “Cloud Mode” Not available the Inim Cloud service. Refer to paragraph 4-4 “Cloud mode” preset. User functions, Set Date/Time Editable field for the system date and time.

  • Page 31: Programming Ip Parameters

    If both are selected priority will be given to the LAN. Programming IP parameters Connectivity to the Prime control panel LAN network is subject to the configuration of the network itself. It is therefore recommended to contact the network administrator for correct configuration.

  • Page 32: Cloud Mode" Preset

    USB. “Cloud mode” preset In order to make it easier for the installer to program a Prime panel registered with the Inim Cloud service, the software has an option that, if enabled, provides a preset of some of the control panel parameters that would otherwise have to be programmed individually.

  • Page 33: Compliance 50131 Grade 3

    Low credit Compliance 50131 grade 3 The Prime/STUDIO software provides a section for a configuration of the control panel that complies with grade 3 of 50131 regulations. However, total respect of the said regulations is obtained by appropriately setting also the other options related to grade 2.
  • Page 34 Anti-intrusion control panels Table 4-6: Parameters for compliance The smoke chamber of at least one of the Air2- Contaminated smoke FD100 smoke detectors is contaminated by dirt or Not available Detector dusty sensor dust. General power-supply Fault present on the power supply or one of the Not available Power faults faults...

  • Page 35: Control Panel Language

    Programming manual Control panel language The Prime system allows you to select the language the system uses for the strings in the User and Installer menus for the descriptions of events, faults, etc. Via keypad Type in Code (Installer), PROGRAMMING Language Use keys to select the desired language and OK to confirm.

  • Page 36: Chapter 5 Programming Partitions

    Anti-intrusion control panels Programming partitions Chapter The programming of the partitions of the Prime system can be performed either via software or from a keypad. Via software By clicking on the Partitions button on the menu on the left, the section on the right will show a list of all the available partitions and their parameters.
  • Page 37 Programming manual AUTOMATIC ARMING/ DISARMING The association of a timer with a partition will allow it to arm or disarm automatically at the ON/OFF times set on the timer. This function must be enabled or disabled for each single partition. Type-in Code (User), Activations, Auto-arm This section lists the partitions on which to activate or not automatic arm/disarm operations by means of the...

  • Page 38: Chapter 6 Programming Terminals

    Anti-intrusion control panels Programming terminals Chapter The terminals (with some exceptions) of the control panel, keypads and expansion boards can be configured as: Table 6-1: Configuration of terminals Configuration type Software Keypad zone input double zone input (“doubling”) output Controlled output (“I/O”, input-output) unused ATTENTION!

  • Page 39: Zones/Inputs

    The section also provides an Data export for supervisor button for the creation of an interface file with monitoring software, such as INIM's SmartLook. Zones/Inputs The terminal the zone is connected to must be configured as an “input”.
  • Page 40 Anti-intrusion control panels Table 6-3: Zone parameters Parameter Software section Installer menu section This is the editable label which identifies the zone. By Zones, selected zone default all the zones assume the description of the Description Zones, "zone" peripheral they refer to, followed by the respective terminal.
  • Page 41 Programming manual Table 6-3: Zone parameters This parameter applies only when the “Shock pulses” (see below) value is more than 1. Zones, selected zone, This is the time window during which the system Device parameters Shock time must detect a number of pulses equal to the value set Zones, "shock zone"...

  • Page 42: Outputs

    (yellow LED on the keypad). Outputs Prime control panels always have 5 outputs available which are constituted by: • relay output (terminals 1- 2- 3) • open-collector output OC1 (terminal 5) •...
  • Page 43 Programming manual The output on terminal T5 can be configured as a dimmer type output, to be used as an analog output (industrial standard 0-10V). The 5 outputs on the Flex5/DAC expansion board can be configured as: • Relay output •...
  • Page 44 Anti-intrusion control panels Table 6-7: Output parameters Clicking on the Codes option in the table opens a Codes window containing a list of user codes which can Not available activate the output. Normally closed By selecting this option, the output will be electrically Outputs, selected Outputs, "output", Op- closed during stand-by status.

  • Page 45: Double Zone

    Double zone The Prime system allows you to connect two different zones to a single terminal. This terminal must be configured as “Double zone input”. Via keypad Type-in Code (Installer), PROGRAMMING Terminals, select the terminal in question configured as input (“D”) and then select one of the two zones.

  • Page 46: Controlled Output/Terminal I/O

    Anti-intrusion control panels Via software To program the zone, click on the System Layout button and, in the section on the right, select the device (control panel or peripheral) to which the terminal to be configured belongs. Here, by right clicking on the icon of the terminal you can configure it as a “double zone”. Instead by double clicking you access the programming phase where the boards of “Zone 1”...

  • Page 47: Wireless Terminals

    Programming manual Wireless terminals The parameters necessary for the enrolling and programming of wireless terminals will be shown only if the expansion to which they belong has been configured as “Wireless”. These parameters vary depending on the type of wireless device to be configured. 6-6-1 Enrolling devices 1.
  • Page 48 Anti-intrusion control panels 5. If the device to be enrolled is an output connected to a terminal of any device with an Air2-MC300 output terminal, you must enable the “Broadcast RF” zone option (refer to Table 6-9: Wireless parameters). Once done, you must step back to the configuration of the terminal and configure it as an “OUTPUT”.
  • Page 49 Programming manual Table 6-10: Wireless detector sensitivity Tamper sensor sensitivity. Dual technology detector Curtain detector Tamper sensitivity Varies from 1 (least sensitive) to 10 (most sensitive). Shock Sensit. The default setting is 3. Outdoor terminal Anti-mask detector sensitivity Dual technology detector Anti-mask sensitivity Varies from 1 (least sensitive) to 10 (most sensitive).

  • Page 50: Programming Arming Scenarios

    Anti-intrusion control panels Programming arming scenarios Chapter The programming of the arming scenarios (configurations of the arming mode of the Prime system partitions) can be carried out either via software or from a keypad. Via software Click on the Arming scenarios button on the menu on the left, the section on the right will provide a list of all the available scenarios and their parameters.

  • Page 51: Chapter 8 Programming Timers

    Programming manual Programming timers Chapter Each timer can be programmed to manage: • two scheduled activation times (“ON”) for each day of the week. • two scheduled deactivation times (“OFF”) for each day of the week. • Up to 15 exceptions •...

  • Page 52: Timer Parameters

    Anti-intrusion control panels Timer parameters Table 8-1: Single timer parameters Parameter Software section Installer menu section Description This is an editable field for the description of the timer. Not available You can program two “ON” and “OFF” time frames for each day of the week.

  • Page 53: Programming User Codes

    Programming manual Programming user codes Chapter Programming of the user codes involves both the authorizations of the user the code is associated with, and the code itself with its parameters (hierarchical level, PIN, etc.). Via software Click on the Codes button on the menu on the left, the section on the right will provide a list of all the available user codes and their parameters.

  • Page 54: Code Pins Database

    Anti-intrusion control panels Code PINs Database The Prime/STUDIO software provides a section for the saving of code PINs in a database for their eventual retrieval during control panel resetting or reprogramming phases. This function allows you to read or rewrite on the solution in progress the PINs of all the codes previously registered in the control panel without them being shown to the installer or operator.

  • Page 55: User Code Parameters

    Programming manual In all methods of access (A, B and C), the key allows you to access/view the other cases in succession, see figure. User code parameters Table 9-2: Single code parameters Parameter Software section Installer menu section Codes, selected This is an editable programming field for the code Description Codes, "code"...
  • Page 56 Anti-intrusion control panels Table 9-3: Code enablements Parameter Software section Installer menu section This section allows you to enable/disable access to the Codes, selected various sections of the User Menu. Codes, "code" code, Enablement Enablements For details regarding the sections of the user menu, details Enablements refer to the User Manual.

  • Page 57: Chapter 10 Programming Keys

    Key programming consists of setting the parameters of the keys and wireless keyfobs for user access to the partitions protected by the Prime system. Each key or wireless keyfob must be enrolled in order to allow it to operate on the system.

  • Page 58: Key Pins Database

    It cannot be set by the user and is considered sensitive data. The Prime/STUDIO software provides a section for the saving of code PINs in a database for their eventual retrieval during control panel resetting or reprogramming phases.
  • Page 59 Programming manual Table 10-1: Parameters single key Patrol The key will be a “Patrol” key. Keys, Keys, "key", selected The key will be able to block outputs associated with alarm/tamper Change key, Op- key, Options Maintenance events for the time that it is held in the vicinity of a reader. tions This option indicates whether the previously enrolled key is a Wireless...

  • Page 60: Programming The Phone

    Anti-intrusion control panels Programming the phone Chapter The Prime provides for the programming of all phone parameters, both as regards the phone numbers to be called when an event occurs and for the phone line parameters. ATS DEVICE The integrated ATS device (alarm transmitting system) provides the following features (in compliance with EN50131 relating to the notification of information).

  • Page 61: Telephone Line

    Programming manual Table 11-1: Parameters of single phone number Checkbox for the selection of the channel on which the call can be routed: Channel • PSTN • Nexus • This field allows you to select the SIA-IP protocol encryption type: •...
  • Page 62 Anti-intrusion control panels Table 11-2: Telephone parameters The control panel will override the answerphone function. Double call Double call Option available only for PSTN calls. This value determines the number of rings the system Number of rings Telephone allows before picking up an incoming call (from 1 to for answerphone 15).
  • Page 63 Programming manual 11-1-1 Telephone line adjustment The “Outgoing voice volume” and “Incoming voice volume” parameters can be used to correct the voice functions of the dialer and DTMF tones (refer to Table 4-3: Control panel options). The values of these parameters affect each other, therefore, and a good result is always a compromise.

  • Page 64: Chapter 12 Programming Events

    Anti-intrusion control panels Programming events Chapter The programming of events includes the programming of the actions the control panel must carry out when events occur. The control panel recognizes all of the events described in this paragraph and, in accordance with programming, is capable of generating pre-programmed actions for each event, both when the event occurs and when it restores/ends.

  • Page 65: Programming Single Events

    Programming manual 12-1 Programming single events Table 12-1: Single event parameters Parameter Software section Installer menu section The actions are arranged on lines in a table, each with Events, "Event type", Activation / a checkbox for its activation when the event occurs Events list, "event", Activation/ Restoral...
  • Page 66 Anti-intrusion control panels OUTPUT For the conditions of Zone alarm, Terminal tamper, Partition alarm, Partition in Stay-mode alarm and Partition tamper, if a monostable output is programmed in the "Outputs" parameter, the event will reset when, at the end of the monostable time, the event has actually returned to stand-by status.
  • Page 67 Programming manual Table 12-2: Event-related messages “Automatic dialer” option “Automatic dialer” option enabled disabled “Restoral” (97) Message A Message type Message B Sequence in the event Message A “Location” (244) of Restoral Message B “Location” (244) Note If an event is programmed with the “Automatic dialer” option enabled, the “Message type” parameter will identify messages from 420 to 484, that is, messages containing descriptions of the event types.

  • Page 68: Maintenance Of Events

    Anti-intrusion control panels Via software Click on the Events button on the menu on the left then from the “Events list” on the right select the single event to be programmed. The “Shortcut functions” section provides check boxes that allow the selection of the shortcut and definition of the relative parameter: Table 12-5: Shortcut on event Shortcuts...

  • Page 69: Periodic Events

    Programming manual 12-3 Periodic events The Prime control panel provides 4 periodic events. Programming of these events includes the date and time of the first activation and the periodicity. The activation of the first periodic event can be driven by other events (see the "Activate periodic event"...
  • Page 70 Anti-intrusion control panels Table 12-8: Programmable event Section for the compilation of the logical expression. Section for the definition of the timers and counters. Equation Automation timers and Counters details Selection field and button for the inclu- sion of the verified control-panel event Event Operators to be included in the equation.
  • Page 71 Programming manual EXAMPLES If you want to generate an alarm (i.e. activate sounder/flashers and calls) when only two PIRs (DET1 and DET2) go into alarm status within a pre-set time. • T0000; timer 1 will activate when the “Zone alarm DET1” Start event activates for 30 seconds •...

  • Page 72: Programming The Primelan Board

    Anti-intrusion control panels Programming the PrimeLAN board Chapter The button on menu on the left-PrimeLAN settings allows you to read and program the PrimeLAN Ethernet interface board. The programming data read is that of the board, the sent programming data will be saved to the memory of the board connected to the control panel and not to the control panel memory.

  • Page 73: Graphic Maps

    Programming manual Table 13-2: Email message configuration If this option is enabled, the message text of the event will be saved to the control panel memory. Re: (events log) If you right click on the header on this column, you will can carry out selections/ deselections which involve all the control panel events or all the events of the same type.

  • Page 74: Onvif Cameras

    • activate the Record on SD option (refer to paragraph 13-1 Programming e-mails) for the viewing of recorded frames through a web interface • using the Prime/STUDIO software, configure the ONVIF camera by clicking-on the PrimeLAN settings button and then going to the“Programming - ONVIF camera management”...

  • Page 75: Programming Knx Interface

    When necessary for the security system, it is useful for the installer to create an additional Prime user equipped with a PIN code, capable of carrying out commands and actions from KNX devices even when validation from the Prime control panel is required.
  • Page 76 Button to delete the corresponding event from the list The activation of an action in the Prime control panel triggered by a signal from a KNX system depends on the value of the bit that accompanies each telegram and on the selection of one of the “execute”...

  • Page 77: Chapter 14 Voice Messages

    Programming manual Voice messages Chapter The Prime provides a programming section where you can record and play all the voice messages. The Table in the Appendix shows all the pre-recorded messages provided by the SmartLogos30M voice board (Appendix D, Voice messages).

  • Page 78: Voice Board Maintenance

    Anti-intrusion control panels Table 14-2: Voice message parameters via software Quality Checkbox to indicate the recording quality of the associated audio file. Time This is the duration of the associated audio file (expressed in seconds). Text to speech Text of the associated audio file. Message cate- Messages list, selected This is the message type the selected message belongs to.

  • Page 79: Keypad Shortcut And Icon

    Keypad shortcut and icon Chapter The Prime provides two programming sections for the editing the shortcut icons that appear on the keypad display in correspondence with keys F1, ..., F12. The basic icons and association by default with the shortcuts are shown in the table in Appendix B, Shortcuts by default.

  • Page 80: Chapter 16 Events Log

    Anti-intrusion control panels Events log Chapter Via software Click on the Events log button on the menu on the left, the section on the right will allow you to view all the events saved to the control panel log. The lines on the table show the single events and the columns show the relative data.
  • Page 81 Programming manual Via Alien Access the “Intrusion” section and enter the user code. You will be provided with the “Events log”. All the events saved to the log will be displayed one at a time. However, the up/down keys will allow you to scroll the entire list of events.

  • Page 82: Chapter 17 Default Settings

    Following each of these operations, the control panel will ask for confirmation by pressing the OK button. Via software The Prime/STUDIO software program allows you to reset the control panel default values only for the following parameters: • digital dialer parameters •...
  • Page 83 Programming manual Table 17-1: Reset operations Events If you select this option, the control panel will reset maintenance, Reset CONTACT-ID all the event codes used for the CONTACT-ID Reset to default CONTACTIDDefault event codes protocol to factory default (refer to paragraph 12-1- CONTACT-ID 1 Voice and digital dialer for the event).

  • Page 84: User Functions For The Installer

    2. Use keys to select the required function then press OK. ACTIVATIONS This section provides the “Cloud enrollment” option for connection of the Prime control panel to the INIM Electronics cloud services. VIEW • Events log - allows you to view all the events saved to the log.
  • Page 85 OUTPUTS ON/OFF Allows manual activation/deactivation of the outputs by means of keys WRITE DATE/TIME Allows you to set the date and time of the control panel (refer to paragraph 4-2 Prime control panel). Via software The Prime/STUDIO software program provides a section which, during a direct connection to a Prime control panel, allows you to monitor the entire system in real time and access some of the above-mentioned parameters.

  • Page 86: Compliance With Rules In Force

    FLEX5/U The FLEX5/U devices must be mounted inside the enclosure of Prime control panels (refer to the Installation manual, Table 2-5: Control panels - description of parts, M), or must be equipped with a device that protects them against the forced-opening of their casings (EN50131 grade 2) and dislodgement from their placements (EN50131 grade 3).
  • Page 87 Programming manual Table 19-1: EN50131 grade 2 - Enablement of options Table 4-6: Parameters for Regulatory Reader LED OFF Enabled 50131ReadLedOFF compliance compatibility, Hide status Parameters 50131 Enabled 50131StatHidden Hide icons Enabled 50131IconsHidden Alarm delay Enabled 50131AlarDelayed Fault memory LED Enabled 50131WarnLedMem Reader parameters...

  • Page 88: En50131-3 And En50131-6 Grade 3

    Anti-intrusion control panels “Failed to arm” and “Forced arming” events must be saved to the Events log. The programmed “LowBattery delay” must not be programmed at more than 5 minutes. 19-2 EN50131-3 and EN50131-6 grade 3 Compliance with the EN50131-3 and EN50136-3 grade 3 standards is guaranteed by adding to the requirements indicated in the paragraph 19-1 EN50131, Grade 2 the following.

  • Page 89: Graphic Map Configuration

    Graphic map configuration Chapter The Prime monitoring functions are based on graphic maps which can accessed by the end- user through an Alien keypad or web interface. The user, by means of access to a graphic map, can view the supervised partition and also access the security system functions.
  • Page 90 Anti-intrusion control panels Table 20-1: Map configuration buttons Buttons for the addition of a new map in the last position on the map tree or for the deletion of the last map on the map tree. Button for the insertion or overwriting of the background image of the current map. The name of the current image file is indicated in the lower section.

  • Page 91: Monitoring The Control Panel

    Monitoring the control panel Chapter The Prime/STUDIO provides a section where, after a direct connection to the control panel (refer to Chapter 4 Connection between the software and control panel), it is possible to carry out real-time monitoring on the entire system.

  • Page 92: Monitoring Terminals

    Anti-intrusion control panels The “Actions” section is also available where, once a valid user code has been entered, it is possible to change the arming status of the partition or carry out reset. 21-4 Monitoring terminals Via software Click on the Monitoring button on the menu bar, then go to the “Zones/Outputs” section. On selecting a partition from the section at the top, the section will divide into two parts: •...

  • Page 93: Monitoring Sounder/Flashers

    Programming manual There are two keys to obtain specific information for each device (address, firmware version, operating voltage, presence of faults, etc.): Update, for a data update Continuous, for continuous reading of the data in real time In addition, via tooltip (passing over the icon with the mouse pointer) the device model is provided and if it is present or not.

  • Page 94: Monitoring Flex5/Dac Expansions

    Anti-intrusion control panels Table 21-3: Wireless sounder/flasher status LEDs Green Battery charged Green PRG LED off Battery fault PRG LED ON Battery charge low (below PRG LED On 40%) Green Audible signalling Off This series of notches Sounder represents the reception level active Signal recep- Audible signalling On...

  • Page 95: Monitoring Wireless Devices

    This section provides a quick and easy way of testing all the configured inputs. After initializing the Walk test, all the operator need to do is walk through the protected partitions and then check the detection capacity of the inputs via the system keypad or Prime/ STUDIO software application.

  • Page 96: Programming Example

    Programming example Chapter This example describes the installation of a Prime system in a residential building. It explains the basic programming procedure that must be carried out on the installed devices and aims at staying as close as possible to the control-panel default programming.
  • Page 97 Programming manual in order to have the system configuration available, perform a read operation using the Read button PROGRAMMING PARTITIONS 2. Change the descriptions of the partitions: • Partition 1 - “Ground floor” • Partition 2 - “First floor” Via keypad PROGRAMMING Partitions, "Partition 00x", Description Via software Click on the Partitions button on the menu on the left, the section on the right will show the...
  • Page 98 Anti-intrusion control panels Via software Click on the Readers button, the section on the right will show all the configured readers. At this point, clicking on the button accesses a section where you can select the partitions to associate with the reader and configure the shortcut of the red and blue LEDs. Table 22-3: Reader parameters Device Description...
  • Page 99 Programming manual Via software Click on the Keys button then, on the section on the right, select the key corresponding to the remote control by clicking on the corresponding button The “Shortcuts” section will allow you to associate the shortcuts with the buttons. Table 22-5: Shortcuts for wireless keyfobs Device Button...

  • Page 100: Default Programming

    Anti-intrusion control panels Default programming Appendix Keypads • keypad “1” enabled • all keypads belong to partition 1 • 12 programmed shortcuts: Execute Arming Scenario 1 – Execute Arming Scenario 2 – Clear call queue – Delete memory – Zone activation menu (bypasses) – View alarm log – View faults –...
  • Page 101 Programming manual Keys • belong to partition 1 • Maintenance option enabled Telephone • numbers 1 to 6 in the contacts list have the voice attribute (user) • numbers 7 and 8 in the contacts list are for alarm receiving centres CONTACT-ID •...

  • Page 102: Shortcuts By Default

    Anti-intrusion control panels Shortcuts by default Appendix Table 22-6: Shortcut list Shortcut on keypad on code on reader on keys over-the- stand alone via keypad description function parameter icon String via keypad phone Arm/Disarm Applies a pre-set scenario which scenario Available Available Available...
  • Page 103 Programming manual Table 22-6: Shortcut list Shortcut on keypad on code on reader on keys over-the- stand alone via keypad description function parameter icon String via keypad phone Reference code Accesses the user menu section: Voicebox (on reader and Available Not available Not available Available Available...

  • Page 104: Available Icons

    Anti-intrusion control panels Available Icons Appendix The following Table shows the icons provided by default. The icons can be customized to suit the keypad shortcuts. Icon Icon Icon Icon Icon Icon number number number Available Icons...

  • Page 105: Voice Messages

    Voice messages Appendix The SmartLogos30M voice board is supplied by Inim Electronics with 500 voice message slots, 291 of which are pre-recorded. The messages are arranged in such way as to produce event- related voice calls which clearly describe the related event.
  • Page 106 Anti-intrusion control panels Message duration (seconds) Message duration (seconds) Type Number Default message Average qual- Type Number Default message Average qual- High quality High quality Date/Time settings Key 1 Shortcuts View faults Key 2 Not available 232 - 240 ‘’ Key 3 Reset 1.25...

  • Page 107: Event Type

    Programming manual Event type Appendix Pulse Name Occurs when... Restores when ... Number of events events One event for each Zone alarm A zone generates an alarm A zone restores Zone alarm zone A terminal detects tamper (short-circuit One event for each Terminal tamper A terminal restores Terminal tamper...
  • Page 108 Anti-intrusion control panels Pulse Name Occurs when... Restores when ... Number of events events A key used at a reader is recognized as One event for each Valid key Valid key valid on the reader An entered user-code PIN is recognized One event for each Valid code at keypad ValidCodeAtKeyp.
  • Page 109 Programming manual Pulse Name Occurs when... Restores when ... Number of events events There are no more slots left in the out- Call queue full Call queue full going call queue Successful call The call is answered Successful call Input undergoing Access to system programming is End of system programming Programming...

  • Page 110: Combination Of Outputs Triggered By Events

    Anti-intrusion control panels Combination of outputs triggered by events Appendix This appendix explains the behaviour of the outputs programmed in the “Outputs” and “Other outputs” parameters of each event together with the activation and deactivation modes (“Tone types” parameter) of the sounder/flashers on the BUS. Tabella F-1: Output typology Symbol/Initials Description...
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  • Page 116 Anti-intrusion control panels ISO 9001 Quality Management certified by BSI with certificate number FM530352 Inim Electronics S.r.l. Centobuchi, via Dei Lavoratori 10 63076 Monteprandone (AP), Italy Tel. +39 0735 705007 _ Fax +39 0735 704912 info@inim.biz _ www.inim.biz DCMPINE0PRIMEE-150-20210209...

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