Cooper Security I-On 40 Manuale utente

Security System

User Guide

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Every effort has been made to ensure that the contents of this book are correct.

However, neither the authors nor Cooper Security Limited accept any liability for

loss or damage caused or alleged to be caused directly or indirectly by this book.

The contents of this book are subject to change without notice.

Printed and published in the U.K

Part Number 11940856 Issue 1

Warning:

Mains voltages are present inside control unit. No

user serviceable parts inside.

Contents

After an Alarm

...................................................

To Silence the Siren:

...........................................

Setting the System Using an Access Code or Tag:

...

Unsetting the System:

........................................

Setting/Unsetting Partitions:

................................

Quick Set:

.........................................................

Using

a Radio Keypad

..........................................

Setting

..........................................................

Unsetting

......................................................

Silencing an Alarm

..........................................

Using a Proximity Tag With a Radio Keypad

........

Setting by Remote Control

...................................

Unset by Remote control

.....................................

If The System Will Not Set

...............................

If the System Will Not Set

...................................

Alerts

(Why is it Beeping?)

...................................

To see the cause of the alert:

...........................

Administration

...................................................

Entering the Menu

..........................................

Omitting Zones

..............................................

Change Your Access Code

................................

View the Log

..................................................

Turn the Chimes

On/Off

...................................

On/Off ...................................On/Off

Activate User Output

.......................................

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Make sure it is safe to

enter the premises:

After an Alarm

If the siren is sounding then the system has started an alarm. If

you have one, the strobe will also be ﬂ ashing.

Take Care! Intruders may be present.

To Silence the Siren:

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





















 

present your tag.

OR present your tag.OR

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













 

Either

key in your access

code

3. Press



to reset the sys-

tem.

4. The system returns to

standby, and is ready to

set again.

The siren stops.

The bottom line of the

display shows the ﬁ rst

zone to alarm.

Enter Access Code

(** )

Press tick to Reset

Burg Z04 Alarm

The siren stops.

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(The top line may show the

installer’s name.)

Before you can set the system again:

Notes:

The alarm system may be connected to a communications

network, and send alarm messages to one or more alarm

receiving centres. If the alarm started by accident, phone

the relevant centres and tell them.

The control unit logs the alarm information. You can re-

set the system (step 4 above) without losing information

about the cause of the alarm. See page 11 for instructions

on how to read the log.

If the display

shows:

Call Installer:

Burg Z04 Alarm

Contact your alarm installer.

They will reset the system

for you.

Call ARC: Quote 1234

****

Make a note of the number

on the display after the

word “Quote” and contact

your alarm receiving centre

(ARC). They will ask you

for the number and tell you

what to do next.

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1. Make sure the system is

idle. Secure all the win-

dows and doors.

3. Press





to select

the option you want.

4. Press



























 

5. Leave by the designated

exit door.

present your tag.

OR present your tag.OR

The keypad sounds the exit

tone (a continuous tone).

The top line of the display

shows the part of the sys-

tem being set, the bottom

line shows the remaining

exit time (in seconds).

Note: If the system is pro-

grammed to set instantly

make sure you are outside

the protected area before

pressing



One of four LEDs glows to

show which part of the sys-

tem is set.

Note: The installer may have

disabled the LEDs to ensure

that the alarm system meets

the appropriate standards.

Setting the System Using an Access Code or Tag:

6. At the end of the exit

time the system sets.

The bottom line of the dis-

play shows the ﬁ rst item in

the setting options menu.

The bottom line of the dis-

play shows each item from

the rest of the menu in turn.

















 

As you key in your code the

display shows a “*” for each

digit.

Do this:

The display shows:

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Enter Access Code

(** )

As you key in your code the

Setting Options ↕

A : Full Set

The bottom line of the dis-

Setting Options ↕

B : Part Set B

The bottom line of the dis-

Setting: Part Set B

10 to set

The keypad sounds the exit

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(The top line may show the

installer’s name.)

























 

Either

key in your access

code

Note: if you want to

stop setting then

press unset.

System Set

followed by:

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Notes:

You might not be familiar with some of the terms used in

this book.

“Full Set” means that

all

the detectors in the system are

being monitored. If there is any activity on any detector

then the system will start an alarm.

“Part Set” means that the system is monitoring some

detectors but not others. The installer selects those detec-

tors that should be monitored during a Part Set.

“Partition” is a segment of the whole system that may not

be accessible to some users. Some users can only set a

single Partition. Other users may be able to set two, three

or all four Partitions. See the next page for instructions on

how to set and unset individual Partitions.

1. Enter by the designated

entry door or route.

Go directly to the key-

pad.

























 

present your tag.

OR present your tag.OR

Unsetting the System:

The keypad stops the entry

tone. The system is unset.

















 

As you key in your code the

disply shows a “*” for each

digit.

Do this:

The display shows:

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Enter Access Code

(** )

As you key in your code the

The keypad sounds the entry

tone (an interrupted tone).

The system starts the entry

timer.

Either

key in your access

code

When unsetting the system do not stray from the entry route

designated by the installer. If you do so then you will cause

an alarm.

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LEDs “A” to “D” should be

dark, showing that the sys-

tem is unset.

Note: The installer may have

disabled the LEDs to ensure

that the alarm system meets

the appropriate standards.

























 

System Unset

The keypad stops the entry

followed by:

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1. Make sure the system is

idle. If you want to set a

partition, secure all the

windows and doors in

that partition.

3. Press





to show

“Partitions”.

4. Press



























 

present your tag.

OR present your tag.OR

Setting/Unsetting Partitions:

The bottom line of the dis-

play shows the ﬁ rst item in

the setting options menu.

“Partitions” is the second or

third item down on the set-

ting options menu.

















 

As you key in your code the

display shows a “*” for each

digit.

Do this:

The display shows:

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Enter Access Code:

(** )

Setting Options ↕

Full Set All

Setting Options ↕

Partitions >

Partitions: ↕

Partition 1 U

(The top line may show the

installer’s name.)

Either

key in your access

code

If the installer has split your system into “partitions” you may

be allocated to more than one of them. In that case you can

set (or unset) each partition independently of all the others.

5. Press





to select

the change that you

want.

The bottom line of the dis-

play shows the possible

states of the ﬁ rst partition:

U = Unset

S = Full Set

P = Part Set

“U>P” = change to Part Set.

“U>S” = change to Full Set.

“S>U” = change to Unset

“P>U” = change to Unset

Partitions: ↕

Partition 1 U>P

6. Press





to show any

other Partitions to which

you have access.

Partitions: ↕

Stores S

Note that the installer may

have given the Partition

a name.

Note: If you enter a partition and start the entry timer (you

can hear the entry tone) then as soon as you enter a valid

access code or tag the system unsets that partition. See

the previous page.

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The keypad sounds the exit

tone (a continuous tone).

The top line of the display

shows the part of the sys-

tem being set, the bottom

line shows the remaining

exit time (in seconds).

One or more of LEDs marked

“A” to “D” glows to show

which partitions are set.

If a LED ﬂ ashes the Partition

is Part Set. (There may be

a short delay before all the

appropriate LEDs glow.)

Note: The installer may have

disabled the LEDs to ensure

that the alarm system meets

the appropriate standards.

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























 

If a LED ﬂ ashes the Partition

7. Press





to select

the change you want for

the Partition.

Partitions: ↕

Stores S>U

8. Press



when you have

ﬁ nished changing all the

Partitions to which you

have access.

Setting

10 to set

The keypad sounds the exit

Do this:

The display shows:

Notes:

If you want to stop set-

ting then press Unset.

If a Partition is Full Set

then you cannot go di-

rectly to Part Set. You

must unset the Partition

ﬁ rst. If the Partition is

Part Set then you cannot

go directly to Full Set.

You must unset the Parti-

tion ﬁ rst.

Setting/Unsetting Partitions (Continued):

9. Leave by the designated

exit door (if necessary).

Partitions you have chosen

unset

, unset immedi-

ately.

Partitions you have chosen

set

start their exit timer

(or set immediately - see

note.).

10. at the end of the

exit time the selected

Partition(s) set.

Note: If a partition is pro-

grammed to set instantly

make sure you are outside

the protected area before

pressing



“U>P” = change to Part Set.

“U>S” = change to Full Set.

“S>U” = change to Unset

“P>U” = change to Unset

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1. Make sure the system is

idle. Secure all windows

and doors.

The keypad sounds the exit

tone (a continuous tone).

The top line of the display

shows the part of the sys-

tem being set, the bottom

line shows the remaining

exit time (in seconds).

One or more of the LEDs

marked glow to show which

part of the system is set.

If a LED ﬂ ashes then a Parti-

tion is Part Set.

Note: The installer may have

disabled the LEDs to ensure

that the alarm system meets

the appropriate standards.

Quick Set:

3. Leave by the designated

exit door.

4. At the end of the exit

time the system sets.

Do this:

The display shows:

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Setting: Part Set B

10 to set

The keypad sounds the exit

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(The top line may show the

installer’s name instead of

“i-on40”.)

























 

If a LED ﬂ ashes then a Parti-

2. Press A, B, C or D









While the system is set the

display shows the time and

date.

Quick setting does not require the use of an access code or tag.

The installer must enable this facility for you. (Note that in order

to make the alarm system comply with certain regulations the

installer may not be allowed to provide this facility.)

Page 9

Setting by Remote Control

Note: You must ask your Administrator to

provide a suitably programmed remote con-

trol, see

i-on40 Administrator’s Guide

Secure all your windows and doors.

Make sure the system is idle, and that you

can hear the warning tones from the sound-

ers.

1. Press the appropriate button on the re-

mote control, either full set (A) or part

set (B).

Transmit

LED

Full Set

Part Set

Unset

Not used

The keypad sounds the exit warning tone.

2. Leave by the exit door and make sure it

is closed properly (if you have not already

done so).

At the end of the exit time the exit tone

stops you should hear a double “beep”

conﬁ rmation tone. The keypad display

shows the message “System Set” for a

few seconds. The installer may also have

programmed your external sounder/

strobe to ﬂ ash brieﬂ y, and one of the key-

pad LEDs to glow to indicate which part of

the system is set.

Unset by Remote control

1. Enter by the designated entry door.

2. Press

on your remote control.

The system unsets. At this point the system

displays the standby screen.

If The System Will Not Set

If one of the detectors is still active when you

try to set the system then you will not hear

the exit warning tone.

What happens next depends on how the in-

staller has set up your system.

a) Try pressing A once more on your remote

control. If the installer has programmed

the system to do so then it will carry on

and set, omitting the active detector.

b) If the system will not set on the second

press of button A then you will have to go

to the keypad and set the system from

there.

Using a Radio Keypad

Setting

Secure all your windows and doors. Make

sure the system is idle, and that you can

hear the warning tones from the sounders.

1. Key in a valid access code.

2. Press either A, B, C or D to set the por-

tion of system that you require.

(If you wish to stop setting while the exit

tone sounds, then press

The left hand LED glows to show that the

keypad is transmitting.

3. Leave by the exit door and make sure

that it is closed properly.

Unsetting

1. Enter by the designated entry door.

2. Key in a valid access code.

3. Press

Silencing an Alarm

1. Key in a valid access code.

2. Press

Using a Proximity Tag With a

Radio Keypad

If you wish to use a Proximity Tag with the

radio keypad in place of an access code, then

hold the tag up against the proximity tag

sensor.

The keypad glows blue and gives a “click” to

show that it has recognised the tag.

























 

Proximity tag

sensor

“Transmit” LED

Note: The radio keypad does not show the

status of the alarm system at all. The left

hand “Transmit” LED glows only to show

that the keypad is sending a command to

the control unit.

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Alerts

(Why is it Beeping?)

From time to time the control unit may de-

tect that there is a problem with the system.

It will try to inform you of this by starting an

alert. During an alert the rim of the naviga-

tion pad glows red, and the keypad will give

a short “beep” every few seconds.

























 

Red means Alert

Press



To see the cause of the alert:

1. Make sure the system is unset and that

the keypad display shows the standby

screen.

2. Press



The display asks you to key in an access

code.

3. Key in a user access code (or present a

tag).

The bottom line of the display shows a

message describing the most recent ac-

tive alert.

If you press





then the system will

show you any other alerts that may be

active.

Either:

Press



to acknowledge that you have

read the alert.

If there are no other alerts the rim of the

navigation pad will glow green and the

keypad will return to its’ standby screen.

In addition the keypad will stop beeping.

press



. The rim of the navigation pad

will stay red and the system will show the

text of the alert the next time you key in

an access code.

Note:

1. The keypad(s) will not beep for short

interruptions of mains power. If the cause

of an alert goes away, then the system

will remove the alert message.

2. The system records all alerts in the

log, with the time when you acknowl-

edged them.

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If the System Will Not Set

Normally, the system will set only when all

the detectors are “quiet”, that is: not report-

ing any activity.

If you have the ﬁ nal exit door open, or if

you trigger one of the detectors on your exit

route, then the keypad and internal sounder

will give an interrupted setting tone (this is

normal). Make sure that you close all the

doors on your exit route and the ﬁ nal exit

door as you leave. The interrupted tone will

change to a continuous exit tone, and the

system will set normally.

If you try to set when one or more detec-

tors NOT on your exit route are still active

then the display shows the words “SETTING

FAULTS”. The bottom line of the display tells

you which zone is active, for example:

























 

SETTING FAULTS

Z02 Back door

You can make the system “omit” those active

zones, either while you are setting the sys-

tem (see below) or beforehand (see page 11

for instructions on how to omit zones before

setting the system).

1. Follow the instructions on pages 4 to 7 to

as necessary to set the system.

If any detectors are not yet ready to be

set then the top line of the display shows



2. EITHER Press



to carry on setting.

The system sets with the active zones

omitted.

OR Stop the setting process by pressing



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