MCM Electronics IRIS8+ Benutzerhandbuch

New Features

Harware changes

Programable PGM output

Technician service keypad connector

dual 12volt output terminals

seperate non monitored box tamper input

seperate non monitored full and parttial arm keyswitch inputs

optional plug on Radio receiver (iRX and iRX2)

Optional plug on GSM dialler module (iGSM)

Default pins

3 x seperate auto resetabble electronics fuses

PSTN line fault monitoring

Function that have been changed

Function 47 panic is disabled by default (new police requirement)

Function 66 SMS phone number 3 (version 8.02+)

Function 67 new options 2, 5 and 6 are for GSM and SMS reporting

Function 69 new options to enable more frequent test reports

Function 89 Single digit arming now sends CID quick arm code 408

Function 91 options 1 and 2 now ashes strobe as well

Function 93 the new keyswitch input can now be individually programmed

New Functions

Function 66 SMS phone number 3 (version 8.02+)

Function 72 line fail reporting options

Function 78 AC fail reporting options

Function 78 Strobe timeout options

Function 80 options to setup PGM (programable output) for example

kiss off, line fail, report fail,

keyfob button 3, keyfob button 4,

chime output, sms output control.

Function 87 Miscellaneous options... Tamper setup

Function 88 SMS reporting options (version 8.02+)

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Inputs

Inputs 1 to 8 Are 10K monitored inputs, with a response time of over 300 ms.

Alarm triggers siren, strobe and dialler (depending on setup).

Are armed in the on or partial mode (depending on partial setup).

May be programmed to have exit / entry, exit / handover

delays or may be programmed for 24 hour operation.

Tamper a non monitored input for the box tamper...

Note ..the Link next to the Tamper input is connected accross the Tamper input and

can be used to bypass this input if not used.

Keyswitch Part a non monitored input that can be used to connect to a radio receiver to

Partial Arm the system

Keyswitch Full a non monitored input that can be used to connect to a radio receiver to

Fully Arm the system

16 VAC For the connection of a 16 vac 1.5 amp plug pack.

Outputs

Aux 12V This 12v dc is for detectors, etc. The output is via the INT PTC Ressettable fuse.

Between up to 1.1A can be delivered to load depending on

other loads, eg. siren, strobe. The new onboard switching regulator is rated at 1.5

amp and of this, the battery can take up to 200mA depending on

the state of charge.

One strobe requires 250mA and each speaker 200mA.

The panel itself, in a non alarm state with one keypad connected,

draws 150mA approx.

Batt This output is connected to the on-board regulator via a resistor

which limits the charge current. Charging voltage to approx 13.7v

Bell1 Output (timed) to DC screamers, fused via INT PTC fuse. May

also be programmed (via Function 91) as armed, 24 hr alarm, bell or to

power to latching smoke detectors. These then can be reset by User Code , Test 6.

Bell2 Output (timed) to drive DC screamers, fused via INT electronic auto resetable PTC fuse.

This bell2 output is not programmable other than Bell Time (Function 42)

It is xed as a bell output.

Ext stb 12v dc output to drive a 12v dc strobe, fused via EXT PTC fuse.

Ext sir Timed 0utput to drive 1 x 8 ohm speaker rated at 10 watts, fused via EXT PTC fuse.

PGM /OP5 PGM or OP5 Open Collector 100mA output protected via a 100R resistor.

Switches to ground when activated. See function 80 to select the use of this output.

Telecom This is connected to the Exchange line, via the Telecom lead

Line socket which is supplied with the unit. The Telecom lead uses pins 2 & 6

of the Telecom socket for the incoming line and pins 1 & 5 connect

to the telephone in a MODE 3 arrangement.

ACMA Supplier Reference Number N3295.

Keypad These 4 terminals connect to the REMOTE KEYPADS.

+ The terminal marked + connects to the + terminal on the keypad

C The terminal marked C connects to the C on the keypads

D The terminal marked D connects to the D on the keypads

- The terminal marked - connects to the - on the keypads

Service Keypad a connector that allows technician to program directly with plugon keypad

connector follows keypad layout... + C D -

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Indicators on the PCB

Run This LED indicates that the micro-controller is operating and must always be ickering.

Dial This LED, located adjacent to the dial relay, will light when the dialler is in its reporting

sequence (line looped) and will extinguish when reporting is completed.

PGM This LED indicates when the PGM output is active for an event as

per the programming of Function 80

INT, EXT & AUX

These LEDs indicate there is power available on respective outputs, when

one of these LEDs are out, there may be a short on the relevant output

Initialization - FACTORY DEFAULT

There are 3 ways to initialize the panel to factory defaults

1. Enter program mode and use Function 90

2. Power the panel up with any button pressed on the keyboard for 3 seconds.

3. Power the panel up with the default pins shorted on the PCB (do not leave link across default pins)

On Power up

On power up the unit performs an internal self test of its EEPROM and then boots with this program. If the

EEPROM is found to have been corrupted in some way then the factory defaults will be reloaded indicated by 5

beeps from the keypad.

If the EEPROM is correct then the panel will power up in the mode determined by Function 98

(Status on power up).

If Function 98 is 0 (Do not retain the On /Off status) the unit starts off in OFF mode and the sirens may operate

for half a second.

If Function 98 is 1 (Retain On/Off status) and the unit was armed when power was interrupted, then when power

is restored, the unit will allow a settling time of 60 secs and attempt to re-arm. Sectors unsealed after the settling

time will be automatically isolated and will be reported as such. After the 60 seconds settling time the unit will dial

through a mains fail restore, a low battery restore and the current status of the panel with user code 31.

Dialling sequence

The dialling sequence from start to nish consists of 6 dialling attempts.

The rst 3 dialling attempts to the rst phone number (with a 20 second pause waiting for handshake) before

dialling next attempt.

If after the 3 attempts no handshake is received then the dialler will release the line for 5 minutes.

The dialler will then make 3 attempts to the second phone number (if no second number has been programmed

then the rst number will be tried again).

If after these 3 attempts handshake is still not received the dialler will hang up until another condition causes it to

dial, at which time the previous condition will also be reported. The PGM output will trigger if Function 80 option

5 is selected.

The STATUS LED on the keypad will turn on during the sequence until it has completed,

this includes during the 5 minute wait period.

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Program Readback

With the full range of panels there are basically two methods of reading back information that has

previously been programmed. The rst method allows information that is serial in format to be read

sequentially ie. phone numbers, while the second method allows all selections to be seen at once

ie. sectors assigned as E/E. These are explained below.

SEQUENTIAL READBACK

Whilst in PROGRAM mode, if an option is entered followed by the TEST key then that options

setting will be read back using the LEDs on the programmer as follows :

" LED " " INDICATES DIGIT "

1 1

2 2

3 3

4 4

5 5

6 6

7 7

8 8

Partial 9

On 0

Auxiliary Pause

Example

For this example Function 60 is already programmed as 0199

If you wish to check Function 60

Enter the function number 6 0 followed by the TEST key.

( whilst in program mode )

ON LED will light accompanied by a beep (digit 0)

Then number 1 LED accompanied by a beep (digit 1)

Then PARTIAL LED accompanied by a beep (digit 9)

Then another beep with PARTIAL LED still lit (digit 9)

Then beep beep and the PROGRAM LED ashing again

(test completed ready for next function).

PARALLEL READBACK

For Functions 31 - 36, 49, 50, 51, 52, 55, 56, 61, 76, 82.

When the function number is entered the previously selected sections will

ash. If at this point the On button is depressed no changes will be made

and the program LED will be ashing again.

To de-select a section re-enter that section number and the section LED

will extinguish.

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Entering Program Mode

There are two codes that will allow access to the product range of panels for

programming. The technician code that will allow access to all programmable

functions and the master user code which allows access only to user code

programming. Either code can only be used in the OFF mode and since the

operation of both codes is similar, only the technician code will be discussed.

DEFAULTING THE PANEL

If the technician and master codes are not known the only way to enter program mode is to default

the panel so the factory preset codes may be used. This is accomplished by removing power from

the panel and then reapplying power with ANY key on the keypad pressed for three seconds. This

will restore the factory technician and master codes which are 218067and 218572respec-

tively and all other settings to default and will be indicated by ve beeps from the Keypad.

NOTE : Defaulting the panel will reset ALL functions to the factory presets.

ENTERING PROGRAM MODE

To enter the program mode the following sequence is entered :

2 1 8 0 6 7 - On (Enter technician code and press the On key)

At this point the Program LED will begin ashing to indicate that you are in program mode and the

required function number may now be entered. If an error was made in entering the code or an

incorrect code used, the keypad will give a long error beep after which you may try again function

number again. Program mode will auto exit in approx 10mins.

Assuming we are in program mode the following examples will show how functions are programmed

or changed.

Example 1

To program or change the primary phone number (Function 64) to 02 - pause - 1234567. With the

program LED ashing enter the following :

6 4 (Select Function 64. Program LED will light steady.)

0 2 (First two digits of phone number.)

partial (Pressing partial key = 1 second pause.)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 (Remainder of phone number.)

  On   (Storesphonenumber.ProgramLEDwillash.)

At this point the installer can either program further options or leave the program mode by pressing

the 'off' key.

Example 2

Program sectors 1 and 8 to be entry/exit sectors (Function 49). With the programming LED again

ashing enter the following :

4 9 (Select Function 49. Program LED will light steady.)

  0108   (Entersectors1(01)and8(08)LEDSwillash.)

On (store information and exit function 49.)

Off (Exit program mode. Program LED will extinguish)

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Funct # Function Defaults

Control Panel Functions

Communications Functions

218572

1111

Nil

60 secs

30 secs

5 min

Nil

Disabled

Sections 1 + 2

Nil

Enabled

Nil

Enabled

Nil

Contact I.D.

Enabled

7days

Enabled

Disabled

12 Hours

Disabled

Nil

Enabled

Disabled

Nil

Kiss-off

Disabled

Nil

Normal Bell

Control dialler

Disabled

Medium

Disabled

Master/Tech Code

Disabled

218067

00 Master Code

01 User code 1

02-30 User code 2 to User code 30

40 Exit time

41 Entry time

42 Siren time

43 Partial Mode isolates

47 Keypad Panic audible

49 Exit and Entry sections

50 Exit and Handover sections

51 Partial Exit / Handover sections

52 24 hour inputs

54 Disable sirens on rst keypress

55 Silent sections

60 Account number

61 Down - Load phone number

63 Open / Close reports

64 Phone number one

65 Phone number two

66 Phone Number three (SMS reporting)

67 Reporting format

68 Report restorals

69 No. days between test reports

70 Checksum reporting

71 Report isolates

72 Report line fail

73 Delay till rst test report

74 Keypad Duress On / Off

75 Auto - Isolation

75 Multi - break sectors

77 Report AC mains fail

78 Strobe timeout

89 Single digit arming

80 PGM Programmable output

81 RF module

82 RF Keyfob programming

83 RF Keyfob isolate

84 Chime sections

87 Miscellaneous

88 SMS Reporting (Version 8.02+)

90 Default to factory

91 Bell output type

92 Control dialler/Slave dialler

93 Keyswitch option

94 Siren speed

95 Arming lockout

96 Download conguration

98 Rearm enable- status on power up

99 Technician code

Special Functions

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Description :

The Master code is used to enter and change

the user codes only (no system setups may

be changed).

The Master code may be changed by either

the Technician or by the holder of the existing

Master code.

Options : (6 digit entry required)

Any 6 Digits

Function 00 - Master Code Default - 218572 ( six digits)

Description :

Function 01 allows the programming of

user code 1. This User code is the only

one with a default value but in all other

respects is the same as User codes

02 to 30

Options : (Four digit entry required)

Any 4 Digits (see notes)

Function 01 - User Code 1 Default - 1111 ( four digits only )

Example : While in program mode (Program LED ashing)

Key Sequence Operation

00 - Enter Function No.

218572 - Enter Option (Master code = 218572)

On - Store Entry

Installer may now exit program mode by pressing the OFF button or continue programming by enter-

ing a new function number.

Notes: Ensure the Master code is different to the Technicians code. If the Master code is the same as

the Technician code then the technician will not be able to gain access to program the system func-

tions

Notes:

- 30 User codes may be programmed into the panel, These user codes are programmed

using function numbers 01 to 30, all are programmed in exactly the same manner.

- No two User Codes may be the same and if Keyboard Duress has been enabled by

Function 74 then no two codes can be within 2 digits of each other. eg. if one code is 1234

then the closest a code can be to it is 1236 or 1232, or else an error beep will be heard.

- The User codes are used to Arm, Disarm, Isolate Sections and Test the system only.

- The User codes may be changed by either the Technician or by the holder of the

existing Master code.

- The User codes may be deleted by using the Isolate key in place of the 4 digits in the user

code ( the Isolate key needs to be used only once to delete all four digits of the user code)

then press On key.

Example : While in program mode (Program LED ashing)

Key Sequence Operation

01 - Select User No. 01

2222 - Enter Option (User code 1 = 2222)

On - Store Entry

02 - Select Function No. 02

Isolate - Delete User Code 2

On - Store Entry

Installer or Master code holder may now exit program mode by pressing the OFF button or continue

programming by entering a new function number.

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Options - (Single digit entry required)

0 - 0 seconds 5 - 50 seconds

1 - 10 seconds 6 - 60 seconds

2 - 20 seconds 7 - 70 seconds

3 - 30 seconds 8 - 80 seconds

4 - 40 seconds 9 - 90 seconds

Options - (Single digit entry required)

0 - 0 seconds 5 - 50 seconds

1 - 10 seconds 6 - 60 seconds

2 - 20 seconds 7 - 70 seconds

3 - 30 seconds 8 - 80 seconds

4 - 40 seconds 9 - 90 seconds

Options - (Single digit entry required)

0 - 0 seconds 5 - 2 min 40 sec

1 - 10 seconds 6 - 5 min

2 - 20 seconds 7 - 10 min

3 - 40 seconds 8 - 21 min

4 - 80 seconds 9 - 42 min

Description :

This function sets the time that sectors allo-

cated as entry/exit (Function 49), exit hando-

ver (Function 50) or partial exit/entry (Function

51) will allow for exit.

Description :

This function sets the time that sectors allo-

cated as entry/exit (Function 49), exit hando-

ver (Function 50) or partial exit/entry (Function

51) will allow for entry.

Notes :

Handover sectors will only have entry time if

an exit/entry sector has been triggered rst

Description :

This function sets the maximum time for which

the internal, external and satellite sirens and

bell output will operate.

Notes:

Australian Standards AS 2201 limit the sirens to be triggered only once per section unless manually re-armed.

Noise pollution regulations in limit siren time to 5 minutes.

Example : While in program mode (Program LED ashing)

Key Sequence Operation

40 - Enter Function No.

5 - Enter Option ( 5 = 50 seconds)

on - Store Entry

Installer may now exit program mode by pressing the OFF button or continue

programming by entering a new function number

Function 41 - Entry Time Default - 30 seconds

Example : While in program mode (Program LED ashing)

Key Sequence Operation

41 - Enter Function No.

3 - Enter Option (3 = 30 seconds)

on - Store Entry

Installer may now exit program mode by pressing the OFF button or continue programming.

Example : While in program mode (Program LED ashing)

Key Sequence Operation

42 - Enter Function No.

6 - Enter Option (6 = 5 minutes)

on - Store Entry

Installer may now exit program mode by pressing the OFF button or continue programming

Function 42 - Siren Time Default - 5 minutes

Function 40 - Exit Time Default - 60 seconds

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