Bentel Security KYO Series Betriebsanleitung

KYO

Unit

PROGRAMMING

FROM KEYPAD

MADE

ITALY

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BENTEL SECURITY srl reserves the right to modify the technical specifications of this product without prior notice.

KYO 4 M – KYO 8 M – KYO 32 M – KYO 4 P – KYO 8 P – KYO 32 P

KYO 8G P-SW1 – KYO 8G P-SW2 – KYO 32G P-SW1 – KYO 32G P-SW2

Hereby, Bentel Security, declares that the above mentioned Control Panels are in compliance with the essential

requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC.

The complete R&TTE Declaration of Conformity for each Panel can be found at

www.bentelsecurity.com/dc.html.

These Control Panels comply with CEI 79-2 2aed. 1993.

Installation of these systems must be carried out strictly in accordance with the instructions

described in this manual, and in compliance with the local laws and bylaws in force.

The above mentioned Control panels have been designed and made

to the highest standards of quality and performance.

The manufacturer recommends that the installed system should be completely tested at least once a month.

BENTEL SECURITY Srl shall not assume the responsibility

for damage arising from improper application or use.

The above mentioned Control panels have no user-friendly components, therefore,

should be serviced by authorized personnel only.

IMPORTANT: The following information is for disassembled Control Panels ONLY.

Ensure that the Manual you are using corresponds to that requested on the “RELEASE

ISSUES” label (see below) inside the package. Upgrades of the required KYO Unit Soft-

ware Release are also suitable.

Manual Release

Firmware Release

Software Release

RELEASE ISSUES

OK32 1.00 EN

Installation Manual

User Manual

Keypad Prog. Man.

Main Unit Manual

Kyo Unit Software

1.1

5.10

If the Manual/Kyo Unit Software release does not correspond, DO NOT attempt to assem-

ble and install the Control Panel until you have the required release.

The Manual Release Number of each Manual is shown at the bottom of the last page,

between the Code and Date, ad indicated in the figure below.

ISTPTBLEUNKYO 190303 P70

1.1

Manual

Release

Number

DateCode

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Programming from the Keypad .................................... 4

Introduction ......................................................................................... 4

Code Limitations ..................................................................... 4

Accepted Keypads ................................................................... 5

Enrolling an LCD Keypad at address 8 .................................. 6

Adjusting Contrast, Brightness and Volume (MIA-S/MIA-D) ......... 6

The Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) ........................................... 7

Customizing the System .................................................................... 8

Programming ...................................................................................... 9

Exiting Programming ............................................................... 9

Actions ...................................................................................... 9

Zones...................................................................................... 10

Outputs ................................................................................... 12

Times...................................................................................... 13

Installer Code ......................................................................... 14

Keys ........................................................................................ 14

Key/Card option ............................................................ 14

Wireless option.............................................................. 15

Codes ..................................................................................... 16

Readers ................................................................................. 17

Keypads ................................................................................. 18

Program option ............................................................. 18

Language option ........................................................... 18

Date/Time ............................................................................... 19

Timers .................................................................................... 19

Telephone .............................................................................. 20

Teleservice ............................................................................. 21

Test Ev. ................................................................................... 21

Events ..................................................................................... 22

Options ................................................................................... 23

Strings .................................................................................... 24

Default .................................................................................... 25

Input Expanders (only for Series 32 Models) ....................... 26

Output Expanders (only for Series 32 Models) ..................... 26

Notes .............................................................................. 27

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PROGRAMMING FROM THE KEYPAD

Introduction

You can program the system using the ‘KyoUnit’ Software Application and a

computer (refer to the “INSTALLATION MANUAL”), or using the LCD

Keypad.

This manual contains instructions regarding system programming via Keypad.

For information regarding the system parameters, refer to ‘PROGRAMMING

FROM PC’ in the ‘INSTALLATION MANUAL’.

Code Limitations

The INSTALLER Code can set up and program the system, but cannot

program the PINS of the 24 User Codes.

MAIN USER Codes can program the PINs of User Codes (not Main User

Codes) that operate on their Partitions.

In the Table below, Code 1 is a Main User Code, and is assigned to Partitions 1,

3 and 4. Therefore, it can program its own PIN (Code 1) and the PINs of: User

Code 3 (assigned to Partitions 1 and 3), User Code 4 (assigned to Partition 4),

User Code 5 (assigned to Partitions 3 and 4) and User Code 7 (assigned to

Partition 3).

Code 2 is a Main User Code assigned to Partitions 2 and 3. Therefore, it can

program its own PIN, and the PINs of: Code 6 (assigned to Partition 2), User

Code 7 (assigned to Partition 3), User Code 8 (assigned to Partitions 2 and 3).

Table 1 - An example of Code programming

Code Number Code Type Assigned Partitions

Code 1 Main User 1 - 3 - 4

Code 2 Main User 2 - 3

Code 3 User 1 - 3

Code 4 User 4

Code 5 User 3 - 4

Code 6 Patrol 2

Code 7 Duress 3

Code 8 User 2 - 3

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Programming from the Keypad

Table 2 - OMNIA/TAST-R and MIA keypads

OMNIA/TAST-R MIA-S or MIA-D

Keys Superkeys Cursors

111or

ÌÍ

222or

333

ÀÁ

999or

000or

AAA

BBB

Accepted Keypads

You can program the system using OMNIA/TAST-R, MIA-S and MIA-D

Keypads. The function keys on these Keypads differ slightly, Table 2 shows

the Key Equivalence on the various Keypads.

Read this section carefully so you know how to operate your system from the Keypad.

NOTE: The ‘Superkeys’ (function keys) must be programmed, otherwise, they

will NOT work.

The following Table shows the ‘Superkeys’ (function keys) on the various Keypads.

The functions provided by holding down keys 11

1, 22

2and 33

3for approximately

3 seconds on the OMNIA/TAST-R, are provided by pressing contemporarily

keys ÌÍÌÍ

ÌÍÌÍ

ÌÍ, PpPp

PpPp

Pp or ÀÁÀÁ

ÀÁÀÁ

ÀÁ on the MIA-S and MIA-D.

The scroll function (cursor) provided by keys 99

9and 00

0on OMNIA/TAST-R,

is provided by keys CC

Cand DD

Don MIA-S and MIA-D Keypads.

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Enrolling an LCD Keypad at Address 08

To enroll an LCD Keypad at Address 08 from a LED Keypad, enter:

for KYO 32 Series: <Installer Code> + EE

E+ 00

for KYO 4 - 8 Series: <Installer Code> + EE

A short beep will indicate that the LCD Keypad has been enrolled.

NOTE - Before connecting the LCD Keypad — using the DIP switches [51],

enroll it at Address 8 (refer to Table 2.1 or 2.2 in the INSTALLATION

MANUAL).

This procedure will allow you to change the Control panel parameters when:

!You DO NOT have the Programming Software, or the system was

previously programmed using an LCD Keypad that has since been removed.

!The system is equipped with LED Keypads only (this type of keypad

cannot be used to program the Control panel).

Before ending the Programming session, DISABLE the Keypad at Address 8 or,

re-enable the LED Keypad—if previously Disabled (refer to the “Keypads”

paragraph in this section).

Adjusting Contrast, Brightness and Volume (MIA-S/MIA-D)

You can change the Display Contrast and Brightness, and the Buzzer Volume.

Changes can be made during Standby status only.

"Brightness Press and hold AA

Ato increase Brightness

Press and hold BB

Bto decrease Brightness

"Contrast Press and hold CC

Cto increase Contrast

Press and hold DD

Dto decrease Contrast

"Volume You can select 3 volume levels: High, Medium and Mute.

Press ee

euntil you find the required Volume level.

!Long high Beep = High Volume

!Long low Beep = Average Volume

!Short low Beep = Mute

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Programming from the Keypad

13572468

Date

Partitions Status

Time

Troubles, Tampers, Controls

Figure 1 - An example of the Display during Standby status

The Liquid Crystal Display (LCD)

During Standby status the display will show:

1st line: Date and Time

2nd line: Partition status (4 or 8 Partitions depending on the system). This line

will also show:

"Trouble and Tamper — ûû

ûû

ûwill be shown above the relative icon;

"Special Functions — **

*will be shown above the relative icon ( tor r);

"Telephone Line status — ÿwill be shown above the iicon.

In the example in Figure 1, Partition 3 is armed, the 24h Tamper line is in

Alarm status, Teleservice is enabled and the Telephone line is busy.

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The Installer’s Code will allow you to access the INSTALLER MENU and

program the following options:

!Actions (Event Logger, Zones Status, Test Siren, Clear Call Queue)

!Zones

!Outputs

!Times (Entry/Exit Times)

!Inst.Cod (Installer Code)

!Keys (Key/Card and Wireless)

!Codes (User Codes)

!Readers (Key/Card Readers)

!Keypads (Keypads and Language)

!Date/T. (Date and Time)

!Timers (Scheduler)

!Teleph. (Telephone numbers)

!Teleser. (Teleservice)

!Test Ev. (Test Call)

!Events

!Options

!Strings (Descriptions)

!Default (Restore Factory Default)

!Exp. IN (Expander IN)—this option is available ONLY on Series 32 Models

!Exp. OUT (Expander OUT)—this option is available ONLY on Series 32 Models

Before starting the Programming session Disarm all Partitions.

If the system operates with LED Keypads only — before starting the

Programming session, enroll an LCD Keypad as described in the “Enrolling

an LCD Keypad at address 8”.

To access programming proceed as follows:

1.From Standby status, enter the Installer code

(0025 at Default), then press EE

2. Select the required option from the

PROGRAMMING Menu.

When you access PROGRAMMING, the Control panel will:

a) lock all Keypads, other than the one in use;

The locked Keypads will show the message

“PROGRAMMING”, and all the indicators (I, a

and G) will turn OFF.

b) clear the alarm memory;

c) force all the outputs (Alarm and Open Collector) to standby status;

d) stop the event evaluation;

e)if necessary — interrupt the ongoing call, and put the Call queue on hold;

f) activate the Plight (slow blink) on LED Keypads.

Customizing the System

Installer Menu Options

Input

Code *-----

PROGRAMMING

Actions âá

Accessing the

Installer Menu

PROGRAMMING

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Programming from the Keypad

Programming

eand E

NOTE: The examples in this section refer to the Kyo32 display (8 Partition

Control panel). Therefore, if you are not using a Kyo32 system, the display

messages may be slightly different.

Use the ee

ekey to step back at any point on the Installer Menu,

Use the EE

Ekey to confirm entered data.

Actions

This option provides a further 4 sub-options:

a)Test Siren — this option will allow you to Test the Alarm Output relay.

b)Zones Status — this option will allow you to Bypass / Unbypass zones

c)Event Logger — this option will allow you to view the events in the Logger.

d)Clear Call Queue — this option will allow you to interrupt ongoing calls,

and stop the call queue.

You can find a full description of this options in the ‘Operating from a

Keypad’ section in the ‘USER MAUAL’.

If you enter a Wrong Code the display will show an

error message, and go back to Standby status.

Exiting Programming

To exit Programming:

1. Press ee

e(as many times as necessary) to step back on the menu;

2. Press EE

Ewhen the ‘Sure?’ message is shown.

If, at this point, you do not wish to exit the menu,

press ee

eto continue.

When you exit the PROGRAMMING Menu the Control panel will:

a) unlock all Keypads;

b) clear the Zone-cycle counter (refer to the ‘Zones’ paragraph);

c) clear BPI, Tamper and False Key/Card Alarms;

d)if the Panel is open — ignore the ‘Open Panel’ signal until it is closed again.

e)if necessary — restart the Call queue, starting from the interrupted call

(this does not apply to Teleservice calls).

PROGRAMMING

Sure ?

WRONG CODE

Wrong Code

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Zones

1. From the Installer Menu, using 99

9or 00

0, select

the Zones option, then press EE

2. Using 99

9or 00

0, select the Zone, then press EE

3. Using 99

9or 00

0, select the Type, then press EE

4. Using 99

9or 00

0, select the required Attribute.

Press OO

Oto Enable, or oo

oto Disable the selected

Attribute, then press EE

Eto continue.

If you select the Wireless attribute (available

ONLY on Series 32 Models), work carefully

through steps 5a, 5b and 5c, otherwise, go to

step 6.

5a. Using the number keys, enter the ESN of the

Wireless device.

!Use AA

Aor BB

Bto move along the row.

!Use OO

Oor oo

oto enter letters Athrough F.

NOTE - To change a Wireless zone back to a Hardwired zone, first zero

the ESN of the zone device (000000) before reprogramming it as a

Hardwired zone.

Press EE

Eto go to the next step.

5b. Enable or Disable the Supervisory attribute.

Press EE

Eto continue.

5c. Perform the Placement Test to verify that the

wireless device is in range of the VectorRX

Receiver. To perform the Placement test create a tamper condition (refer to

the Wireless Device instructions sheet).

One of the following values will be shown on the display:

!Bad!

!Fair!

!Good!

Values Fair! and Good! are positive values, whereas Bad! is a negative value.The

Placement can be considered suitable after 3 consecutive positive values.

To repeat the Placement Test, press ee

eand repeat steps 5b and 5c.

GNo wireless device should be mounted without first performing a

Placement Test.

Press EE

Eto go to step 6.

Zones

Zone 2 âá

PROGRAMMING

Zones âá

Selecting the Zone

Zone 2

Path âá

Zone 2

Reserved OFF âá

Type

Attribute

Zone 2

000000

Zone 2

Superv. OFF

Wireless

Supervisory

Zone 2

Test

Placement Test

Zone 2

Wireless ON âá

Zone 2

Good!

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