Crow OLED Keypad Manuale utente

ELECTRONICENGINEERING LTD.

OLEDKeypad

User’sGuide

P/N: RUNOLEDWG20-July-2010

Crow LimitedWarranty

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aperiodof one year from the last dayof the weekandyear whose numbers are printedon the printedcircuit

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Crow does notrepresent that this productcan notbecompromisedor circumvented;that this product will prevent

anyperson injuryor propertyloss or damageby burglary,robbery,fire or otherwise; or that this product will in all

cases provideadequate warningor protection.Purchaserunderstandsthataproperlyinstalledandmaintained

product can onlyreduce the riskof burglary, robberyor other events occurringwithout providingan alarm, but it is

not insurance or aguarantee that suchwillnot occurorthat there willbenopersonal injuryor propertylossor

damageas aresult. Consequently,Crowshallhaveno liabilityfor anypersonalinjury,propertydamageor any

other lossbasedonclaimthatthisproduct failedtogiveanywarning.However, ifCrowisheldliable, whether

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Contents

KEYPAD DESCRIPTION........................................................................................................................3

FUNCTION KEYS ................................................................................................................................ 3

ALPHANUMERIC KEYS .......................................................................................................................... 4

AUDIBLE SIGNALS .............................................................................................................................. 4

INDICATORS ..................................................................................................................................... 4

SUMMARYOF FUNCTIONS ..................................................................................................................... 4

OPERATING THE KEYPAD....................................................................................................................7

H OW TO ARMTHE SYSTEM BEFORE EXIT ................................................................................................... 7

Preparing the System forArming...................................................................................................... 7

Arming the System........................................................................................................................... 7

Quick Arm (When enabled atinstallation).......................................................................................... 8

Disarming the System....................................................................................................................... 8

Stopping and Resetting Alarms......................................................................................................... 8

ARMINGTHE SYSTEM WHILE STAYING HOME ............................................................................................. 9

Arming the System inStayMode ...................................................................................................... 9

Disarming the System....................................................................................................................... 9

HOW TO BYPASS ZONES..................................................................................................................... 10

USING CHIME (IF ENABLED AT INSTALLATION).......................................................................................... 11

EMERGENCY ALERTS ......................................................................................................................... 12

Howto initiate Panic....................................................................................................................... 12

Howto initiate Medical Alarm.......................................................................................................... 12

Howto initiate Fire Alarm................................................................................................................ 12

GENERATE THREATOR DURESS ............................................................................................................ 12

SYSTEM MESSAGES........................................................................................................................... 12

HOW TO READ TROUBLE MESSAGES AND EVENTSFROM MEMORY ................................................................... 13

SPECIALINDICATIONS ....................................................................................................................... 13

HOW TO CONTROL OUTPUTSAND DEVICES.............................................................................................. 14

ENTERINGTHE USER PROGRAM/CLIENT MODE.......................................................................................... 15

HOW TO CHANGEOR ADD CODES ......................................................................................................... 15

About Master Code and the User Code........................................................................................... 15

Howto Change the Master Code.................................................................................................... 15

Howto Add or Change the User Code............................................................................................ 15

Howto Delete the User Code ......................................................................................................... 16

ADDING/CHANGING TELEPHONE NUMBERS .............................................................................................. 16

HOW TOSET TIMEAND DATE .............................................................................................................. 16

HOW TOSTART WALK TEST MODE ........................................................................................................ 16

HOW TO ANSWERAN IN-COMING CALL .................................................................................................. 17

USING THE REMOTE COMMAND CONTROL................................................................................................ 17

USING LOCAL COMMAND CONTROL........................................................................................................ 18

LCD KEYPAD IN LOCAL EDIT MODE ....................................................................................................... 19

Accessing LocalEdit Mode............................................................................................................. 19

EditNamesat Local Edit Mode ....................................................................................................... 20

Button Assignment ......................................................................................................................... 21

Changing Language....................................................................................................................... 22

Adjusting Backlighting..................................................................................................................... 22

Resetting All Text toDefault............................................................................................................ 23

Contents

Copying Text toanother LCD or OLED Keypad.............................................................................. 24

Exiting LocalEditProgram Mode .................................................................................................... 24

Keypad Description

The OLED Keypad shows alltheinformation required to operate the system.The User

communicates withthe alarm system viathe keypad.The Keypad displayscontinuous

information aboutthe status of the alarm system and enables the User to operate the system in

different modes,change settings and programUsers access codes.

The keypad also collects and records events to bedisplayed afterward on request,to overview

system activities and to analyze system performance for diagnostics.

Function Keys

These keys are used to arm the system,enter commands to alter system settings,or scroll

through the history events.

ARM,STAY, BYPASS,PROGRAM, CONTROL, MEMORY, PANIC,ENTER, MENU,

, , , - these buttons are pre-programmed:

- Arm Area A

- Arm Area B

- Chime

- Bypass

These buttons can be reprogrammed inLocalEditmode (seeP20 "buttonassignment )"

ARM

STAY

ARM/READY LED

TROUBLELED

OPEN

ZONES

STATUS

HELP

Keypad Description

Alphanumeric Keys

These keys are used to enter codes,Initiate Emergency activations orused for programming.

AudibleSignals

When the keypadis usedto activate or deactivatethe different functions,itemits different

audible beeps.The meaning of these beepsisdescribed in the table below.

Table 1 Listof Audible Signals

SoundSequenceDescription

ShortbeepOnce onlyA key inthekeypad has been pressed.

3 shortbeepsOnce onlyOperation carriedout successfully.

Long beepOnce onlyIllegal operation or wrongkey pressed.

SlowbeepingWhile the Exitor

Entry delaytimers

are running.

Exitorentry delay warning. WhenArming the system,this

indicatesthatyoumustexittheprotected area. Whendisarming

the system,itindicates youhaveentered theprotectedentry

zone.

Indicators

qARM/READY -RED/GREEN

qTROUBLE-RED

Summary of Functions

The main functions of the system arelistedin table below.

FunctionKeysDescriptionNotes

Full orPartition

Arm CC OD E C

Initiatesfull Arm

InitiatesPartial Arm [Only

If enabled by installer]

Exitdelay (slow) beeps will

be heard.

Full Arm C

Initiatesfull Arm Exitdelay (slow) beeps will

be heard.

Another wayto Arm the

system is [If enabled by

installer] toenter the

MENU functionand

scrolldownthelist until

you see the Arm option

and select it.

Disarmduring

exit C

Disarms the system

during exit delay

Only whentheslowexit

delaybeepsareheard.

Disarm

CC OD E C

Disarms the systemStopping Alarms.

FunctionKeysDescriptionNotes

Arm Stay

CC OD E C

InitiatesPartial Arm when

the user is home

Onlyif enabled byinstaller.

Arm Stay CInitiatesPartial (Stay)

Arm whenthe useris

staying home.

Exitdelay (slow) beeps will

be heard.

Another waytoPartial

(Stay) Arm the system is

[If enabled byinstaller] to

Keypad Description

FunctionKeysDescriptionNotes

enter the MENU

functionandscrolldown

the list until yousee the

Arm Stay

option and select

it.

DisarmStay

CC OD E C

Disarms the system

DisarmStay CDisarms the system[If enabled byinstaller]

Bypass

BYPASS

Zone#

Bypasses azone.

After the Bypass button

ispressed (orthe Bypass

functionis selected),the

keypad digitscanbe used

to enter the2digitzone

number of the zone(s)

that you wouldlike to

Bypass.

Multiple zones can be

bypassedwhilein

‘Bypass’ mode.

Repeatthe same (Bypass)

procedure toun-bypass

zones.

The Bypassfunction can

also be assigned[by the

installer] toone ofthe

following buttons(usually

the button) asa

shortcut:

, , ,

Another waytobypassa

zone isby entering the

MENU functionand

scrolldownthelist until

you see the Bypass option

and select it.

Option 1:

The Buttonisassigned

to operate the bypass

function.(default)

Option 2:

MENU:

Initiate Panic C+

Activates emergencyalert

Initiate Medical

C+

Activates emergencyalert

Keypad Description

FunctionKeysDescriptionNotes

Initiate Fire

Alarm C+

Activates emergencyalert

Memory CMEMORY Initiatesdisplayof events

frommemory.

or cancels

memory readout

Displays eventsand

current faultsof the

system.

The Memory function can

also be assigned[by the

installer] toone ofthe

following buttonsasa

shortcut:

, , ,

Another waytoenterthe

Memory functionis by

entering the

MENU functionand

scrolldownthelist until

you see the Memory View

optionandselect it.

Chime

Enable/disable C

Enableor disablechime

function

The Chime functioncan

also be assigned[by the

installer] toone ofthe

following buttonsasa

shortcut:

, , ,

The Buttonisassigned

to operate the Chime

function.(default)

Another waytoenterthe

Chime functionisby

entering the

MENU functionand

scrolldownthelist until

you see the Chime option

and select it.

Control

CONTROL

CDevice# C

Activates ordeactivates

outputs and devices

Controlbuttoncanbe one

of the followingbuttons

(Must besetup manually

through the ‘Local Edit

Mode’): , , , .

Note:Ifyoustarted an operation incorrectly, press toexitand returnto the previous mode.

Operating theKeypad

How to Arm theSystem beforeExit

Preparing the SystemforArming

Verify that allzoneindicators are off,when allzones are closed (allexit doors and windows are

closed and motion inthe protected area is restricted or zones are bypassed),the systemisready

to be armed.If one or more zone indicators are illuminated,thekeypad willshow any open zones.

When the systemisready,you will see the Green Readyindication indicator on the left side

of the screen.

To arm the system, Closeall openzones,orbypass them.Bypassany zone you cannot

close.

To seewhich zones areinbypassmode,press or

Note: Bypassed zones are not protected.

Arming the System

Before leaving the premises,you must arm the system.

Arming the alarm system turns on all detectors in the partition/s being armed.

1. Enter your PIN Code.

2.Press to Arm the system.

Thereis an exit delay prior to the system being armed.During this delay time,a slow

beeping is heard fromthe keypad to indicate that the system is not armed yet and reminds

you to vacate the protected area.

The followingtext will showon the screen to indicate that the systemis armed:

ArmedA –for AreaA,and Armed B –for Area B.

The indicators may go out few seconds after exitdelay times out,depending on theinstallation

setting.

qTo disarm the system during the exitdelay,press .

Operating theKeypad

QuickArm(Whenenabled atinstallation)

qPress to arm the system.

During exit delaytime,a slow beeping is heard reminding you tovacate the protected area.

Disarming the System

1.Enter your PINCode.

2.Press .

The Aor Bindicator goesoff,the systemis now disarmed.

Stopping and Resetting Alarms

1.Enter your PINCode.

2.Press .

Thiswillreset the alarm at any time,and also turns off anyaudiblesirens.

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