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Contents : TeleT ek eleTek CA60 Plus Software Version 3.1 User Manual May 2000 TeleTek CA60Plus User Manual CONTENTS 1. CA60Plus Keypad ..................................................................................................................... 3 1.1. LED display ......................................................................................................................... 3 1.2. Keys ....................................................................................................................................... 4 1.3. Combinations of Keys ......................................................................................................... 4 1.4. Audible Indication ............................................................................................................... 4 2. Operating Modes ...................................................................................................................... 5 2.1. Day Mode (Disarmed) ......................................................................................................... 5 2.2. Security Mode (Armed) ....................................................................................................... 5 2.2.1. Full Security Mode ......................................................................................................... 5 2.2.2. Partial Security Mode ..................................................................................................... 5 2.2.3. Arming by Zone Bypassing ............................................................................................ 6 2.2.4. Arming by a Code ........................................................................................................... 6 2.3. Disarming the System .......................................................................................................... 6 2.4. Trouble Condition Indication ("Trouble Condition" Mode) ........................................... 6 2.5. Event Memory Erasure ....................................................................................................... 7 2.6. Silencing the Alarm ............................................................................................................. 7 3. Programming by the User ........................................................................................................ 8 3.1. Personal User Code Change ............................................................................................... 8 3.2. Zone Bypassing .................................................................................................................... 8 3.3. Event Memory Review ........................................................................................................ 9 3.4. CHIME Mode ...................................................................................................................... 9 4. Programming by the Master User (Manager) ..................................................................... 11 4.1. Master Code Change ......................................................................................................... 12 4.2. User Code Change ............................................................................................................. 12 4.3. User Code Rights Enablement.......................................................................................... 12 4.4. Zone Bypassing .................................................................................................................. 13 4.5. Event Memory Review ...................................................................................................... 13 4.6. CHIME Mode .................................................................................................................... 13 4.7. User Codes Access ............................................................................................................. 14 5. Vocabulary............................................................................................................................... 15 Appendix A .................................................................................................................................. 16 PROGRAMMING FORM ......................................................................................................... 17 2 TeleTek 1. CA60Plus Keypad The CA60Plus security control panel keypad is shown on Fig.1. The keypad provides the system management. It is divided into a LED display and a key panel. CA60Plus User Manual 1.1. LED display The LED display is shown on Fig. 2. It is divided in three main groups: The first group contains the LEDs READY ARMED TROUBLE and BYPASS. It indicates the security control panel condition. The second group contains the LEDs 1 2 3 4 5 and 6 . It indicates the security system detectors condition alarm event memory presence additional information about the Trouble Mode and the Programming Mode. The third group contains the LEDs TAMPER and MEMORY. It indicates alarm event memory presence. Flashing LED 1 4 7 ON 2 5 8 PROG 3 6 9 CLEAR ENTER 0 Fig. 1 60Plus Keypad Not illuminating LED Illuminating LED Fig. 2 CA60Plus keypad LED display The indications of the LEDs are discribed in Table 1. The light indications in the Event Memory Review are described in Table 4 p. 9. Table 1 CA60Plus Keypad LED Display Indication LED READY ARMED DOES NOT LIGHT ctivated detector in the armed area The area is armed The area is not armed by the security system FLASHES SLOWLY FLASHES RAPIDLY Programming Mode ILLUMINATES CONSTANTLY The alarm system is ready to arm the area Programming Mode Until the exit time is expired Programming Mode Programming Mode Activated detector The alarm system is armed TROUBLE BYPASS LED 1 2 3 4 5 and 6 No Trouble No bypassed zones No activated detector At least one Trouble Bypassed zones In case of Event Memory In case of an indication under Programming Mode The zone is bypassed 3 TeleTek LED DOES NOT LIGHT The security system Tamper is not activated No Alarm Event CA60Plus User Manual Table 1 CA60Plus Keypad LED Display Indication (continued) FLASHES SLOWLY FLASHES RAPIDLY Continuous damage in the security system Tamper ILLUMINATES CONSTANTLY Tamper damage memory TAMPER MEMORY Fire detector activated Alarm Event memory 1.2. Keys The CA60Plus keypad contains the following 16 keys: From 0 to 9 key are used for entering the code and for managing the control panel The PROG key followed by a valid code is used for activating a programming mode The ENTER key is used for activating the Technical Trouble mode and for confirmation of entered data 1 4 7 ON 2 5 8 PROG 3 6 9 CLEAR ENTER ON key is used for 0 1 4 7 ON 2 5 8 PROG 3 6 9 CLEAR ENTER arming the system 0 1 4 7 ON 2 5 8 PROG 3 6 9 CLEAR ENTER CLEAR key is used 0 1 4 7 ON 2 5 8 PROG 3 6 9 CLEAR ENTER when necessary to cancel the operator's activity 0 1 4 7 ON 2 5 8 PROG 3 6 9 CLEAR ENTER ! and " keys are used in 0 1 4 7 ON 2 5 8 PROG 3 6 9 CLEAR ENTER case of an event memory review 0 1.3. Combinations of Keys The CA60Plus keypad allows the following key combinations: ON followed by 0 the system enters the Full Security Mode ON followed by 1 the system enters the Partial Security Mode 1 ON followed by 2 - the system enters the Partial Security Mode 2 ON and ENTER pressed together and kept for 2 seconds - the system enters the PANIC Mode 1.4. Audible Indication The CA60Plus keypad has an internal buzzer which provides additional audible indication. The signals and their description are listed in Table 2. Table 2 CA60Plus Audible Indication AUDIBLE SIGNAL Short audible signal Two short audible signals (ATTENTION beep) Two continuous audible signals (CONFIRMATION beep) One continuous audible signal (REJECTION beep) DESCRIPTION Pressed key on the keypad Trouble or system Tamper damage. This audible signal could be silenced before the damage restoring by a valid user code. Confirms an operation on the keypad Rejects an operation on the keypad 4 TeleTek 2. Operating Modes 2.1. Day Mode (Disarmed) CA60Plus User Manual This mode allows free movement in the secured area. The security system detectors continue working without causing an alarm. If there are no activated detectors in the secured area the READY LED will illuminate constantly. If there are activated detectors in the secured area the READY LED will not light and the LEDs of the activated zones will flash. 2.2. Security Mode (Armed) This mode arms the area. The system may enter Security Mode only when there are no activated zones no alarm event in process and at least one non-bypassed alarm zone is present. When the area is ready to enter the Security Mode the LED READY will light. When the command for entering the Secutity Mode is given the exit time will begin. Have in mind the duration of the exit time programmed by the engineer. When it is expired the alarm will be activated. Follow strictly the exit route programmed by the engineer. Every step aside could cause an alarm activation. 2.2.1. Full Security Mode This mode arms all the zones in the area. When the area is ready to be armed press ON followed by 0. The keypad will produce a beeping sound thus indicating that the exit time is running. All the zones - except these securing the exit route - will be armed. To silence the beeping sound from the keypad press any key. When the exit time is expired the whole area will be armed. The condition will be indicated by the LED ARMED illuminating constantly. 2.2.2. Partial Security Mode The CA60Plus security control panel allows partitioning of the zones into PART1 and PART2. These two parts are programmed by the engineer. When PART1 or PART 2 is armed only the zones included in the respective part will be in Security Mode. When the system is ready to be armed press ON followed by 1 to secure PART1 or ON followed by 2 to secure PART2. On the display the LEDs READY ARMED and BYPASS will illuminate constantly. The LEDs of the nonsecured zones will flash slowly. If the chosen part includes an entry/exit area an exit time will begin. To silence the audible signal from the keypad press any key. 5

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