LONGHORN LHD8003 Bedienungsanleitung

Arm Away

2 0 / 1 2 / 2 0 1 0

1 5 : 3 0

MGE Entreprise

Av. Kouwait - 8050 Hammamet

Tunisie

Tel.1: 00216 72 278 663

Tel.2: 00216 22 645 120

Email: [email protected]

www.mge-security.com/

CREATING SECURITY SOLUTION

User Name

User Address

Installer Name

Installation Company

Installation Date

Phone of Installation Company

Fax of Installation Company

Control Panel ID

Control Panel Phone NO.

CMS 1

CMS 1 Address

CMS 1 Phone NO.

CMS 2

CMS 2 Address

CMS 2 Phone NO.

SMS Center 1

SMS Center 1 Address

SMS Center 1 Phone NO.

SMS Center 2

SMS Center 2 Address

SMS Center 2 Phone NO.

INSTALLATION INFORMATION

Zone NO.

Installation Position

Type

Bypass or not

Item

Description

Quantity

Control Panel

Keyfob

Wireless PIR Detector

Wireless Magnetic Switch

Power Adaptor

Installation Manual

Accessory Bag

Installing Hole Drawing

Appendix 5: Zone Type Setting Figure

PACKING LIST

Note : It should include screws (4pcs ), EOL resistance (2.2K, 4pcs) and dowels (4pcs) in the accessory bag .

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chapter 1 : Introduction ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 3

Chapter 2 : Specifications --------------------------------------------------------------------- 3

Chapter 3 : Hardware Layout ------------------------------------------------------------------ 4

3.1. Main Board ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4

3.2. Power Supply Board ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5

Appendix 4: Ter m Definitions

◆Detector: A facility that detects intrusion and abnormal state automatically via some electric or

physical methods and output switch signals or wireless signals to the system for disposal, then output

alarm signals, such as infrared detector, smoke detector, etc.

◆Zone: An area of the detection range of one or one group detectors.

3.3. GSM Module -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5 ◆Bypass: Close one of the zones temporarily, so that it can not alarm while act in the zone.

Chapter 4 : System Installation --------------------------------------------------------------- 6

4.1. Pre-installation Planning ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

4.2. Wireless Installation Guidelines ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

4.3. Installation Procedure ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

4.3.1. Open the Housing ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

4.3.2. Power off and Insert SIM Card ---------------------------------------------------------------------

4.3.3. External Devices Connection ----------------------------------------------------------------------

4.3.4. Power Connection ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

4.3.5. Register Transmitters --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

4.3.6. Testing the Chosen Mounting Location -----------------------------------------------------------

4.3.7. Installing the Control Panel -------------------------------------------------------------------------

◆Arm Away: The armed status while going out. All the zones without bypass are in armed status.

◆Arm Stay: The armed status at night. All the zones are in armed status except active zones.

◆Disarm: Close the entry/exit zones, active zones, perimeter zones. Other zones are still in arm status.

◆24 hour zone: No matter armed or disarmed, it is in valid detecting status. It is usually used in fire

alarm, duress alarm and other emergent alarm which can be cancelled only by password holder.

◆CMS: It is an alarm receiving station, to which the alarm controller sends out alarm information via

Chapter 5 : Operations ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12 telephone line when alarm occurs. The station will take corresponding actions after receiving the alarm.

5.1. Front Panel Layout -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

5.1.1. Status LED ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

5.1.2. Front Panel Keypad -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

5.2. LCD Display ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

5.2.1. Standby Mode -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

5.2.2. Display Interface -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

5.3. Alarm Type and Way ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

5.4. Keypad Lock and Unlock ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

5.5. Codes Access -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

5.6. System Trouble Query ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

◆Entry Delay: A period for user to enter detection area, activate the delay zone and disarm before the

system alarms. During the period, user can activate several specified zones (entry zone) without alarm

immediately. While exceeding the time, the system alarms if not disarmed. Zones with entry delay are the

exit/entry zone and active zone.

◆Exit Delay: A period for user to leave detecting area once the system armed. Zones with exit delay will

not alarm during this period. The zones with exit delay are the exit/entry zone and the active zone.

◆Supplementary Entry Delay: The Supplementary Entry Delay is a pre-alarm feature that is

employed in the event that the system is not disarmed during the entry delay.

Chapter 6 : Zone Descriptions ----------------------------------------------------------------- 19

6.1. Zone Type ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 20

6.2. Zone Number -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 20

6.3. Chime Zone ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 20

Chapter 7 : Arm/Disarm Operation ----------------------------------------------------------- 21

7.1. Arm/Disarm via Keypad or Keyfob -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 21

7.1.1. Arm Away ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 21

7.1.2. Arm Stay ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 22

◆Panel ID: ID address can be set for each control panel so that the CMS can identify. Different ID must

be set for different control panels, which is 4-8 digits utmost with default as 1234.

◆Duress Code: When user is forced to disarm the control panel by burglar, user inputs duress

password, the control panel is disarmed but sends alarm information to the center stations or receiver. The

duress password can be used to disarm but set parameters.

◆Chime Zone: During disarm, while the zone is triggered, the panel will sound “Welcome to intelligent

alarm system!”

CID Code

Definition

100

Panic Alarm

110

Fire Alarm

121

Duress Alarm

131

Perimeter Alarm

132

Active Alarm

134

Entry/Exit Alarm

137

Panel anti-tamper alarm or tamper zone alarm

151

Gas Alarm

301

AC Power Failure

302

Low Battery

311

Reset as Default

351

Line Loss

381

Detector Loss

384

Low Battery for Detector

401

Arm/Disarm

406

Cancel Alarm

441

Arm Stay

455

Auto Arm/Disarm Failure

521

Mute Siren

570

Zone bypass operation, Bypass all or cancel bypass for User 99

602

Test Report

627

Programming

CID Code

Definition

Operation using keypad without user code, such as arm-away, from disarm to arm-stay

Arm/disarm using master code, by keypad, phone or SMS

Program with installer code

Duress alarm by user 98,with “Disarm” indication on-site

Arm/disarm using temporary code, by keypad, phone or SMS

05~08

Arm/disarm using the correspondent user code, by keypad, phone or SMS

11~16

Arm/disarm by keyfob

21~24

Arm/disarm by phone number 1-4 during alarm

Auto arm/disarm

Appendix 3: Communication Protocol and Codes

Table 1: Contact ID Event Code

7.1.3. Disarm --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 23

7.2. Arm/Disarm via Phone ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 24

7.3. Arm/Disarm via SMS ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 24

7.4. Trigger Alarm via Keypad ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 24

Chapter 8 : Programming ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 25

8.1. Access Programming ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 25

8.2. Quit Programming -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

8.3. Programming -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

8.3.1. Cancel Alarm ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

8.3.2. Stop Communication ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

8.3.3. Code Set --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

8.3.4 Zone Bypass ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

8.3.5. Phone Set -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

8.3.6. Event Log --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

8.3.7. Service Option --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 31

8.3.8. Programming Set ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 34

8.3.8.1. Device ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 34

8.3.8.2. Communication -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 37

8.3.8.3. System Option ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------

8.3.8.4. Initialization ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 41

Chapter 9 : Telecontrol via Phone or SMS ----------------------------------------------------- 45

9.1. Telecontrol via Phone --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 45

9.2. Dial to Alarm via Panel ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 46

9.3. Telecontrol via SMS ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 46

9.4. Send SMS for Alarm ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 48

Chapter 10 : Parameters -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 49

10.1. Specifications ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 49

Table 2: Contact ID Table of Event Codes 10.2. Electric Parameters ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

10.3. GSM Module ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 49

Chapter 11: Troubleshooting --------------------------------------------------------------------- 50

Chapter 12: Warranty and Limitations----------------------------------------------------------- 51

Appendix 1: System Default Parameters ------------------------------------------------------ 52

Appendix 2: Menu Structure --------------------------------------------------------------------- 53

Appendix 3: Communication Protocol and Codes ------------------------------------------- 57

Appendix 4: Term Definitions ------------------------------------------------------------------- 58

Appendix 5: Zone Type Setting Figure --------------------------------------------------------- 59

Chapter 1: Introduction

(To) 1. Devices

1. Zone

1. WL. Register

1. By Code Learn

2. By Code Input

Introduction:

Nowadays, homeowners want much more than a monitored security system. They prefer an alert system.

This wireless alarm kit offers an innovative all-in-one solution with all aspects of security and

connectivity covering a full range of wireless accessories.

Activating periodic supervision for accessories, it ensures system safety. Featuring PSTN, GSM dialing

or SMS send optional, it offers multiple performance options and the flexibility. With upload and

download software, you can load the data and remote program the system. It meets different ranges of

demand to personal phones or central station by easy programming and simple menu-operation with

2. Keyfobs

2. Clear WL.

3. Set zone Type

4. Zone Siren Set

5. Chime Zone Set

1. Keyfob Register.

2. Clear Keyfob

1. Clear Single

2. Clear All

1. By Code Learn

2. By Code Input

1. Clear Single

2. Clear All

voice guide.

Chapter 2: Specifications

3 Siren 1. WL. Siren Reg

2. Del. WL. Siren

3. Activate/Mute

4. Siren Cut-off(M)

1. By code Input

1. Del. Single

2. Del All

1. For Built-in

2. For Wired

Specifications : 4. WL. Superv. 1. SV. ON/OFF 3. For Wireless

2. Superv. Time

(Hr)

◆16 wireless zones and 2 wired zones

◆TFT LCD with menu display, intelligent voice-guide operation

◆Periodic supervision for wireless PIR and magnetic switch

◆PSTN or GSM dialing, or SMS message send for alarm optional

(To) 2. Communication

1. Comm. Account

1. CMS 1

2. CMS 2

1. Phone No.

2. Protocol

◆Upload and download function optional

◆255 event log with time indication

◆Built-in front and rear tamper for control panel

◆Compatible with built-in siren(85dB), wired external siren and 3 wireless sirens

◆1 PGM and AUX power output

◆2 central stations working selectable

3. SMS Center 1

4. SMS Center 2

5. Panel ID

3. Event Option

4. Interface

1. Phone No.

2. Event Option

1. Send for Alarm

2. Send for Arm/Disarm

3. Send for Sys. Trb.

4. Send for Service

1. Send for Alarm

2. Send for Arm/Disarm

◆6 phone numbers: 2 for CMS and 4 for personal phones(or mobiles)

◆8 codes: 1 for installer, 1 for master, 1 for temporary, 1 for duress and 4 for users 2. Comm. Option 1. Line Monitor

2. Test Interval

1. CMS 1

2. CMS 2

3. Send for Sys. Trb.

4. Send for Service

◆Available with utmost 6 keyfobs 3. First Test

◆Compatible with Contact ID protocol

◆Wireless frequency: 433MHZ/868MHZ 4. Call Attempts

5. Ring Attempts

6. GSM Option

7. CMS Coopertion

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1. SMS Center

2. SMS Ack

3. SMS Confirm

7. Service

1. Set Time/Date

2. Auto Arm/Disarm

3.Call back when arm/dis.

1. Auto Time 1

2. Auto Time 2

3. Auto Time 3

Chapter 3: Hardware Layout

The aim of this section is to acquaint you with the various circuit boards that make up the system.

4. Auto ON/OFF

4. Siren Test

5. Walk Test

6. Transmitter

7. GSM Test

8. Audio

9. Version

1. Wired Test

2. WL. Test

3. Built-in test

1. Volume

3.1 Main Board

The main board is the brain of the system. It includes all interfaces for devices, such as wired zones, wired

siren, PGM output, AUX power output, built-in siren, external siren and telephone interface.

8. Programming

1. Device(To)

2. Comm.(To)

3. System Option

To 1. Zone

To 1. Comm. Account

To 2. Comm. Option

To 3. Remote Program

1. Entry Delay(S)

2. Exit Delay(S)

3. Supp. Ent. Delay

1. Dial BacK

2. RP Password

3. RP Interface

4. RP Permission

4. PGM

5. Zone Trb. Ind.

6. AC Power off Delay

(M)

7. Line Loss Delay(S)

1. Output Trigger

2. PGM Cut-off

Front tamper switch 1

Wireless RX module

Figure -1-

Cable interface for power, connect with power supply board

Audio speaker interface

Require for installer code

Requred for master code

4. Initialization

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1. Initialize All

2. Load Defaults

3. Clear Users

4. Reset Zone Type

5. Clear WL.

Built-in siren interface

PGM, telephone line interface, for details pls refer to Figure 8

2 wired zones, 1 wired siren, 1 AUX power

output, for details pls refer to Figure 8

Jumper for codes reset: While to Default:

master code, installer code and duress

code will be reset, with temporary code

and user code deleted. Pls jump to USE for normal working.

Flat-cable interface connector to LCD

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3.2 Power Supply Board

It supplies power for main board and GSM module. Pls cut off the power, with both AC and DC power off

Cable interface for power, connect with power supply board

Flat-cable interface for GSM module

1. Cancel Alarm

2. Stop. Comm.

3. Code Set

1. Master Code

2. Installer Code

3. Duress Code

Require for installer code

Requre for master code

4. Temp. Code

5. User Code 1

1. Edit

2. Delete

6. User Code 2 1. Edit

Backup battery socket 7. User Code 3

8. User Code 4 2. Delete

Socket for power adaptor

4. Zone Bypass

1. Bypass one by one

Figure -2- 2. Bypass All 1. Bypass All

2. Unbypass All

Note: AC power must be connected for normal use. If only with battery, the wired siren can not be driven. 5. Phone Set 1. Voice Phone Set 1. Voice Phone 1

2. Voice Phone 2

3. Voice Phone 3

3.3 GSM Module 4. Voice Phone 4

It enables the system to support GSM or SMS alarm. SIM card must be inserted with both AC and DC

Flat-cable interface for GSM module

GSM module

Status LED

6. Event Log

2. SMS Phone Set

3. SMS Option

1. SMS Phone 1

2. SMS Phone 2

3. SMS Phone 3

4. SMS Phone 4

1. Send for Alarm

2. Send for Arm/Dis.

3. Send for Trb.

SIM card slot

7. Service

Figure -3-

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Abbreviation

Description

Temp.

Temporary

Trb.

Trouble

Auto Time

Auto Arm/DisarmTime

WL.

Wireless

Comm.

Communication

Supp. Ent. Delay

Supplementary Entry Delay (See Appendix 4)

Output Trigger

Conditions for PGM Output

PGM Cut-off

PGM Output Time

Clear Users

Clear User Codes

Del.

Delete

Superv.

Supervision

SV.

Supervision

CMS

Central Monitor Station

SMS

Message

Zone Trb. Ind.

Zone Trouble Indication

Call Back

Siren Call Back for Confirm

Dis

Disarm

Reg.

En/Ex.

Entry/Exit

Per.

Perimeter

Line Loss

Telephone Line Loss

Transmitter

Interface

Dialing or SMS Interface like PSTN or GSM

Auto ON/OFF

Auto Arm/Disarm ON/OFF

Wired Test

Wired Siren Test

WL. Test

Wireless Siren Test

Built-in Test

Built-in Siren Test

Clear WL.

Clear Wireless Transmitters

Clear Single

Clear Single Transmitter

Clear All

Clear All Transmitters

Load Defaults

Reset as Default

Call Back

Siren Call Back for Confirm

Appendix 2：Menu Structure

Chapter 4: System Installation

4.1 Pre-installation Planning

Before starting the installation procedure, it is worthwhile to draw a rough sketch of the building and

determine the required position for the control panel and each wireless device. When deciding on the

placement for installation, consider the following:

1. Mount the control panel in a location with easy access to telephone and power connections.

2. The control panel should be mounted in a position where the GSM signal is strong.

3. Refer to the following section in order to choose the optimal location for wireless devices in relation to

the control panel.

4.2 Wireless Installation Guidelines

In order to optimize wireless communication, consider the following guidelines:

1. Whenever possible, mount the panel centrally in relation to wireless sensors.

2. Avoid installation in close proximity to sources of high noise or radio frequency interference, for

example, air conditioner, heater or circuit breaker boxes.

3. Minimize the distance between the panel and transmitters.

4. Minimize the number of obstacles between the panel and transmitters.

5. Metal based construction materials, such as steel reinforced concrete walls, will reduce the range of

radio transmissions.

2 obstacle

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Figure -4-

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3 obstacle s

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