Gardsman CTC-1132 Guida alla risoluzione dei problemi

Installation

Programming

Operating

D.D. 29-APR-2009

Table of Contents

1. Application Overview _______________________________________________________ 1

1.1. Identifying the parts_____________________________________________________________ 1

1.2. Insert GSM SIM Card ____________________________________________________________ 2

1.3. The Power Supply ______________________________________________________________ 2

1.4. How to install the Control Panel__________________________________________________ 2

1.5. Two level passwords ____________________________________________________________ 3

1.6. Getting Started _________________________________________________________________ 3

2. Configuring Your System____________________________________________________ 4

2.1. Entering Programming Mode ____________________________________________________ 4

2.2. Telephone Settings _____________________________________________________________ 5

2.3. General Settings ________________________________________________________________ 8

2.3.1. Pin Code____________________________________________________________________________ 8

2.3.2. Temporary Code ___________________________________________________________________ 10

2.3.3. Duress Code _______________________________________________________________________ 11

2.3.4. Master Code _______________________________________________________________________ 12

2.3.5. A. Entry Time (Away Entry Time)_____________________________________________________ 12

2.3.6. A. Exit Time (Away Exit Time) _______________________________________________________ 12

2.3.7. H. Entry Time (Home Entry Time) ____________________________________________________ 12

2.3.8. H. Exit Time (Home Exit Time) _______________________________________________________ 13

2.3.9. Door Chime ________________________________________________________________________ 13

2.3.10. Time _____________________________________________________________________________ 13

2.3.11. Date ______________________________________________________________________________ 13

2.3.12. Panel Siren _______________________________________________________________________ 13

2.4. Special Settings _______________________________________________________________ 14

2.4.1. Alarm Length ______________________________________________________________________ 14

2.4.2. A. Exit Sound (Away Exit Sound) ____________________________________________________ 14

2.4.3. A. Entry Sound (Away Entry Sound) _________________________________________________ 14

2.4.4. H. Exit Sound (Home Exit Sound) ____________________________________________________ 15

2.5.5. H. Entry Sound (Home Entry Sound) _________________________________________________ 15

2.4.6. Siren Delay ________________________________________________________________________ 15

2.4.7. Verification ________________________________________________________________________ 15

2.4.8. Final Door _________________________________________________________________________ 15

2.4.9. Interference ________________________________________________________________________ 16

2.4.10. Remote Controller Entry Enable ____________________________________________________ 16

2.4.11. Mobility___________________________________________________________________________ 16

2.4.12. Tamper Alarm_____________________________________________________________________ 16

2.4.13. Latch Option ______________________________________________________________________ 17

2.4.14. Supervision_______________________________________________________________________ 17

2.4.15. GSM Band ________________________________________________________________________ 17

2.4.16. Stop______________________________________________________________________________ 17

2.5. Add / Delete Device ____________________________________________________________ 17

2.5.1. Adding Devices ____________________________________________________________________ 17

2.5.2. Edit Devices _______________________________________________________________________ 22

2.5.3. Remove Devices ___________________________________________________________________ 23

2.5.4. Program Siren______________________________________________________________________ 23

2.5.5. Program PSS ______________________________________________________________________ 25

2.6. SMS Editor ____________________________________________________________________ 25

2.7. SMS Keyword _________________________________________________________________ 26

2.8. Country Code__________________________________________________________________ 26

2.9. GSM Signal____________________________________________________________________ 27

2.10. Walk Test ____________________________________________________________________ 27

2.11. Reset GSM ___________________________________________________________________ 27

3. Operation _________________________________________________________________ 28

3.1. Entering User Menu ____________________________________________________________ 28

3.2. Away (Alarm ON) Mode_________________________________________________________ 28

3.3. Forced Arming_________________________________________________________________ 29

3.4. Disarm (Alarm off) mode _______________________________________________________ 30

3.5. Home Arm Mode _______________________________________________________________ 30

3.6. Partial (By-pass) Arm Mode_____________________________________________________ 31

3.7. Alarm Activation _______________________________________________________________ 33

3.8. Stop the Alarm and Alarm Display_______________________________________________ 33

3.9. Event Log _____________________________________________________________________ 34

3.10. Control PSS __________________________________________________________________ 35

3.11. False Alarm Management______________________________________________________ 35

3.12. Faulty Situations______________________________________________________________ 36

3.13. Remote Commanding _________________________________________________________ 39

3.14. Dialling & Call Acknowledgment _______________________________________________ 41

4. Appendix__________________________________________________________________ 43

4.1. Reset Procedure _______________________________________________________________ 43

1. Application Overview

1.1. Identifying the parts

Backlit LCD Display

Indicates current mode and shows the

options available

Green LED

— ON: AC Power is On.

— OFF: AC Power failure.

Yellow LED

— ON: when any fault situation Fault is

detected.

— OFF: when all fault conditions are

restored. (The Unit is in Normal Mode).

Numeric Keys

This button are used to enter numerals

and characters

SKey

—Programming mode: press this key

to move the cursor and scroll the

display upwards.

TKey

—Programming mode: press this key to

move the cursor and scroll the

display downwards.

Key

— Programming mode: use this key to

delete a digit, cancel the selection,

abort the current screen, return to the

previous screen, etc.

OK Key

—To confirm the keyed-in data or

confirm the selection.

# Key

— To enter Programming menu

¿Key

— To enter Installer menu.

Buzzer

DC Jack

—For connecting the DC 9V power

adapter.

2 Mounting Holes & Tamper

SIM card holder cover

Battery Switch

Microphone

12 3

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789

abc def

ghi jkl mno

pqrs tuv wxyz

1.2. Insert GSM SIM Card

CTC-1132 Control Panel features built-in GSM

communication facility to make message

reporting to the phone numbers pre-

programmed within the system.

To Insert your SIM card:

The GSM component is situated inside the

Power Supply compartment as pointed out by

the arrow below:

SIM CARD

zUnlock the SIM card base by sliding the

cover toward OPEN-backward direction.

zSpring open the SIM card slot and insert

your new SIM card.

zReplace the SIM slot onto the base lightly.

zRemember to lock the SIM card base by

sliding the cover toward LOCK-forward

direction.

Be aware to only insert or remove SIM card

when the Control Panel is completely

depleted of any power residual.

1.3. The Power Supply

An AC power adapter is required to connect to

a wall outlet. Be sure only to use an adapter

with the appropriate AC voltage rating to

prevent component damage. A DC 9V output

and 500mA adapter is generally used to power

the Control Panel.

Rechargeable Battery

zIn addition to the adapter, there is a

rechargeable battery inside the

Control Panel that serves as a back

up in case of a power failure.

zThe battery used is a 7.2V 600mAH

Ni-mH rechargeable battery pack.

zDuring normal operation, the AC

power adapter is used to supply

power to the Control Panel and at the

same time recharge the battery.

zWhen the battery is fully charged, it

can provide back-up power for a

period of at least 8 hours. It takes

approximately 48 hours to fully charge

the battery.

)The CTC-1132 is equipped with

Backlit LCD display to add the

convenience of easy operation when

in dark. However, when AC power is

missing and for the reason of

conservation of rechargeable battery,

Backlit feature will be disabled until

the AC power is supplied again.

1.4. How to install the Control

Panel

Locating a suitable position for the

Control Panel

zThe Control Panel requires mains power

and a constant telephone connection,

zThe Control Panel should be easily

accessible,

zThe Control Panel should not be placed in

a damp place, such as a bathroom.

zThe Control Panel should not be placed

close to any heat source, such as

microwave ovens, which can reduce

signal srength.

zThe Control Panel should not be located

alongside other radio transmitting devices

such as mobile phones, cordless phone or

wireless computer network (WiFi) devices.

Impontant: When drilling into a wall, ensure

that there are no hidden cables or pipes.

Mounting the Control Panel

The Control Panel can be mounted on the wall

or wherever desired. Ensure the Control Panel

is fitted at approximately chest height where

the display can be easily seen and the keypad

convenient to operate.

zUsing the 2 holes of the Wall Mounting

Cross Bracket as a template, mark off the

holes’ positions.

zDrill 2 holes and insert the wall plugs if

fixing into plaster or brick.

zScrew the base to the wall

zHook the Control unit onto the Wall

Mounting Cross Bracket (holding the unit

with the front facing you).

1.5. Two level passwords

In order to provide highest security in operating

the system, CTC-1132 offers 2 levels of

authorization. When you want to program the

system, you have to enter Personal PIN Code

and Master Code.

PIN Code

zThere are a total of 4 User PIN Codes

per each system. The PIN Code is the

1st level of password. When the display

panel asks you to key in Enter Code or

P-Code, please enter your User PIN

Code.

z1234 is set as default User 1 PIN Code

by the factory.

zUser 2~4 PIN codes are deactivated by

factory default.

Master Code

zThe Master Code has the authorization to

enter Programming mode. When the

display panel asks you to key in M-Code,

please enter your Master Code.

z1111 is set as default Master Code by the

factory.

)Any of the Codes can NOT be set the

same. If you set the same number, the

display panel will show: Code is use,

select another to prompt the user to

choose differently.

1.6. Getting Started

Step 1. Find a suitable location for the Control

Panel to be installed.

Step 2. Apply the AC Power. You will hear a

long beep. Alarm On will be displayed

on the first line and 00:01 01 Jan

displayed on the second line of the

screen indicating the system is in

Away Mode (this is the default Mode)

Step 3. Press 1 key on the keypad, the display

will show.

E n t e r C o d e

¿. . .

Step 4. Key in the remaining 234 (default User

1 PIN code, 1234) within 30 sec.

Step 5. Press OK key. You will hear 2 short

beeps and the display will show.

A l a r m O f f

0 0 : 0 1 0 1 J a n

The system is now in Disarmed Mode.

)In Step 4, press (cancel) key will

clear a previously entered code.

)OK key confirming the entered PIN

code should be pressed within 30 sec.

Otherwise, the display will go back to

Alarm On and the system remains

armed.

)During entering PIN code, if more than

20 keys (including OK & keys) were

pressed without a valid PIN code

strings, it will inhibit further key

presses for 1 minute.

)In Step3, if you press a key other than

numeric keys, the display will remain

the same requesting you to key in

1234 (default PIN code) and then

press OK key.

)The Control Panel has Screen Save

function. The Alarm off message will

be displayed for 180 sec. only.

Afterwards only current date & time is

displayed on the second row line.

Step 6. Please wait for 2 to 3 minutes for the

system to read it status. If the yellow

LED turns on, it indicates that there is

a fault. Please refer to section 3.12.

faulty Situatiions to slove the fault.

2. Configuring Your

System

2.1. Entering Programming

Mode

If the system is in Disarmed (Alarm off) mode,

to enter the Programming mode, follow the

steps below.

Step 1. Press # key.

The screen will prompt you to enter the

User1 PIN code.

P - M o d e E n t e r

P - C o d e . . . .

Step 2. Key in 1234 (default User1 PIN code)

within 30 sec and press OK key.

The screen will prompt you to enter

the Master PIN code.

P - M o d e E n t e r

M - C o d e . . . .

)During keying in the PIN code, press

key will clear the code field (making

all the ¿dots again). If the code field

is empty, press key, the screen will

exit and return to Alarm Off screen.

Step 3. Key in 1111 (default Master Code)

within 30 sec.

Step 4. Press OK key

The following message is displayed

for 2 sec.

P r o g r a m M e n u

M a k e a S e l e c t i o n

Step 5. Then the Programming Main menu will

be displayed.

a l k T e s t

T e l . S e t t i n g

)The cursor is indicated by a flashing

dot on the left upper corner. It can be

move up & down by pressing S&T

keys respectively.

Step 6. Press S&Tkeys to move the cursor

downward or upward. The screen is

also scrolled down or up respectively.

The following items can be selected.

a l k T e s t

Tel.Setting

G e n . S e t t i n g s

S p c . S e t t i n g s

D e v i c e s + / -

SMS Edi t or

SMS Keywor d

Count r y Code

G S M S i g n a l

Reset GSM

Step 7. After making a selection by moving the

cursor to the desired item, press OK

key to confirm the selection. The

display will show you the individual

programming screen accordingly.

)If a down-arrow symbol Vappears on

the last column of the screen, it

indicates the selection list can be

downwards scrolled. If the lowest

position is reached, the down-arrow

symbol disappears.

)If an up-arrow symbol Λappears on

the last column of the screen, it

indicates the selection list can be

upwards scrolled. If the upper

position is reached, the up-arrow

symbol disappears.

)Pressing key, the screen will also

return to Alarm Off screen.

)After User1, 2, 3 & 4 PIN codes and

Master code are programmed with

new numbers, remember to enter the

newly programmed codes when

accessing Programming mode

afterwards.

)In Programming mode, if no key is

pressed within 5 minutes, the Control

Panel will automatically exit

Programming mode to Alarm Off

mode.

2.2. Telephone Settings

In Telephone Settings menu, the following

parameters can be programmed at your

discretion.

* T e l . N u m b e r s

R e c o r d N s g

T e s t R e p o r t

2.2.1. Telephone Numbers

zIn Tel. Setting menu, select Tel Numbers,

the screen allows you to set/change/delete

the emergency telephone numbers.

zA maximum of six numbers can be stored

in priority order (in the order of A. B. … to

F).

)A, B,… to F represent the priority

number of the six tel. numbers

respectively.

)If the tel. number for a particular

priority number has not been stored,

three dots are displayed indicating the

memory spot is empty.

)Only 11 digits can be displayed on the

tel. Numbers list. Non fitting numbers

are indicated with after the incomplete

number.

Store Tel. Numbers

Step 1. Move the curser to the Tel. Number

submenu and press OK key.

The display will show the following

screen when no tel. number has been

entered:

* A ) . . .

B)...

C)...

D)...

E)...

F)...

Step 2. Choose from A to F sets to store your

phone number and press OK key.

The following screen will be shown for

you to enter the phone number.

E n t e r n e w N o . + O K

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

)At least one set phone number

must be entered, or the Panel will

not dial out at the Alarm situation.

Step 3. Key in your phone number.

Step 4. Press OK key.

The screen will then prompt you to

choose:

* V o i c e R e p o r t

S M S r e p o r t

Voice Reporting: For an alarm event,

the reporitng is done via playing voice

messages. Available ones are: Burglar,

Medical Emergency, Fire and Panic to

the phone numbers programmed at

this step.

SMS Reporting: For an alarm event,

the reporting is done via sending pre-

edited SMS messages to the mobile

phone numbers programmed at this

step.

)If you would like to receive fault

status or Latch on/off by SMS, the

first (A) telephone number must be

set as SMS report.

Step 5. Select a preferred reporting style and

press OK key. The screen will return

to the Tel. Number screen to show

you the stored phone number with a

letter V indicting it’s a Voice report

style and a letter S for SMS report

style.

* A ) 2 2 1 8 0 5 5 1 V

B ) 2 6 9 4 0 6 3 3 S

)The maximum length of a number is

20 digits including ¿& #. If this

length is reached, the Control Panel

will emit 5 beeps and no key can be

keyed in except key and OK key.

)While entering the number, the key

is used as backspace. However, if the

number field is empty, pressing the

key, the screen will return to Tel.

Numbers screen.

)While entering the number, when the

15th position is reached, non-fitting

numbers will scroll sideward to the left.

Change Tel. Numbers

Step 1. On the Tel. Number screen. Press

OK key.

Step 2. The following screen will be displayed

for you to confirm if you really want to

change.

C h a n g e N u m b e r

2 2 1 8 0 5 5 1 ? ( O k )

Step 3. Press OK key to confirm. The

following screen will be displayed for

you to enter the new number.

E n t e r n e w N o . + O k

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

)Press to abort and the screen

returns to Tel. Number screen.

Step 4. Key in the new number and choose a

preferred reporting method.

Step 5. Press OK key

The new number will then override the

previous one. The screen returns to

Tel. Number screen.

Delete Tel. Numbers

To delete a telephone number, follow the Step

1 to Step 3 of Changing Tel. Number

described above, and when Enter new No.

prompt screen is displayed.

E n t e r n e w N o . + O k

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

Step 4. Press OK key, then the previous

stored number will be deleted.

2.2.2. Record Message

zThis menu is for you to record your voice

messages.

P l a y M e s s a g e

R e c o r d M s g

Stop

zWith a total capacity of 20 sec, you are

allowed to record the emergency

messages in 5 parts.

Address message – 8 sec.

Burglar message – 3 sec.

Fire message – 3 sec.

Panic message – 3 sec.

Emergency message – 3 sec.

zIn an emergency, the Control Panel will

dial the emergency phone numbers

according to the priority order, then first

play the Address message and then play

the specific part message (Burglar, Fire,

Panic and Emergency) according to the

nature of the alarm raised.

Recording the messages

zWhen Record Msg. is selected, the

following Recording Selection menu is

displayed for you to select which part of

the message is to be recorded.

R e c . A d d r e s s

R e c . S p e c i f i c

Stop

Recording Address message

Step 1. Move the cursor to select Rec.

Address and then press OK key, the

screen will ask you to confirm.

C h a n g e

A d d r e s s M s g + O k

Step 2. Press key to abort. Or press OK

key to confirm. A prompt Message will

be displayed for 2 sec.

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