HISK1 - Surveillance Camera FRIEDLAND - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL HISK1 FRIEDLAND

© Novar Electrical Devices and Systems Limited (a Honeywell Company) 2013 50083196-001 The Arnold Center, Paycocke Road, Basildon, Essex, SS14 3EA (UK) Rev. A

Keep all safety warnings and instructions for future reference. Obey the local regulations applicable to the installation of the product. Install the devices in dry, well-ventilated environments (exception for external components). Do not attempt to open the devices.

2.2 Power supply unit

Make sure that the mains voltage corresponds to the voltage on the rating plate. Do not try to replace the charger unit with a regular mains plug.

Wear safety gloves when drilling into walls. Wear safety glasses when drilling into walls. Make sure that there are no electrical wires and water pipes when drilling into walls. Position ladders onto a level and stable surface and at a safe angle. 3 Description

Phillips screwdriver (#2)

Masonry drill bit (5 mm)

Masonry drill bit (6 mm)

Phillips screwdriver (#0)

Phillips screwdriver (#1)

3.3 System requirements

Operating system Windows XP / Windows Vista / Windows 7 iOS (v4.3.4 or higher): - iPhone 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 - iPad 1 / iPad 2 / iPod Touch 4 Android (v2.3 or higher): - Android phone (V2.X) - Android tablet (V4.0) Web browser Internet Explorer 6.x (or higher) Central processing unit (CPU) Pentium 4: 1 GHz (or higher) VGA card resolution 800x600 (or higher) Video memory size 128 Mb (or higher) Internet bandwidth Upload speed: 512 kbps (recommended upload speed for 1 camera) Download speed: 2 Mbps7 4 Overview

7. Personal attack indicator

9. Power adaptor connection

Symbol Item Status Function

The mains power is in use. Flashing Quick flashing: The battery is in use. Slow flashing: Low battery. Off The mains power and the battery are not in use.

The system is set to “Fully Arm”. The system is set to “Holiday Arm”. Flashing The system is set to “Part Arm-I”. The system is set to “Part Arm-II”. Off The system is set to “Disarm”.

Personal attack indicator

The personal attack button has been pressed. Flashing

To confirm a selection.

To set the system to “Fully Arm”. To set the system to “Holiday Arm”.

To set the system to “Part Arm-I”. To set the system to “Part Arm-II”.

2. Control panel connection indicator

3. Camera connection indicator

Power indicator / Internet connection indicator Green Connection succeeded. Orange Connection failed.

Control panel connection indicator Green Connection succeeded. Orange Connection failed.

Camera connection indicator The 4 indicators indicate the connection status of up to 8 cameras: - If you connect camera 1-4, indicators 1-4 will become green. - If you add camera 5, indicator 1 will become orange (etc.). - If you disconnect camera 1 but camera 5 is still active, indicator 1 will become red (etc.). 5 Installation Install and operate the alarm system in accordance with the requirements of any current local and national regulations and legislation. Contact your authority to obtain details of the local and/or national regulations and legislation. Note: If you install the system for the first time, change the default master access PIN code and set the correct date and time.

PIR movement detector

1. Place a first door/window contact detector (zone 1) on the front door.

2. Place a second door/window contact detector (zone 2) on the back door.

3. Place a first PIR movement detector (zone 3) and a second PIR movement detector (zone 4) in two of the following

locations: - downstairs in the living room containing most valuables - on the landing covering the access routes between the bedrooms and the stairs - in the hall covering the control panel and routes between downstairs rooms

The quoted range of the system devices is measured in ideal conditions. Any solid object placed between the transmitter and the receiver will reduce the radio-frequency operating range. The amount by which the wireless range will reduce depends on the obstruction between the transmitter and the receiver. The effect on the range of multiple walls is cumulative. Wall type Range reduction Dry-lined partition wall 10-30% Single-layer brick wall 20-40% Double-layer brick wall 30-70% Metal panel/radiator 90-100%

5.3 Installation order

1. Installing the solar siren (optional)

Refer to the Installation and Operation Manual. Refer to the Quick Installation Guide.

2. Installing the control panel

Refer to the section “Installing the control panel”.

3. Installing the IP gateway

Refer to the section “Installing the IP gateway”.

4. Installing the PIR movement detector (optional)

Refer to the Quick Installation Guide.

5. Installing the door/window contact detector (optional)

Refer to the Quick Installation Guide.

6. Installing the remote control (optional)

Refer to the Quick Installation Guide.

5.4 Installing the control panel

Note: If you use the solar siren as optional accessory, make sure that the solar siren is installed and its battery is fully charged before installing the control panel.

1. Keep the control panel out of reach of young children.

2. Mount the control panel to a flat surface at a height between 1.5 and 2 metres. Make sure that the tamper switch is closed when you mount the control panel to the wall. 3. Locate the control panel in a position out of sight of potential intruders, but easily accessible for system operation and leaving and entering the house within the set alarm time. 4. Mount the control panel within a protected area so that potential intruder cannot reach the control panel without opening a door or window protected by door/window contact detector a or passing through an area protected by a PIR movement detector.

5. Locate the control panel such that the exit/entry tone can be heard from outside the property.

6. Make sure that the distance from the control panel to the wall socket does not exceed the length of the power supply

cable. 7. Make sure that the control panel is installed within effective radio range of the control panel and away from metal objects.10

1. Pull out the clip and push down the mounting bracket to

remove it from the control panel.

2. Use the mounting bracket as a template to mark the

position of the mounting holes on the wall.

3. Drill mounting holes (5 mm) into the wall according to

the marked positions.

4. Insert a supplied wall plug into each mounting hole.

5. Remove the battery cover.

6. Make sure that jumper link P1 is in the off position.

7. Make sure that jumper link P51 is in the off position.

Note: If the tamper alarm of the control panel sounds continuously, reset the alarm: a) Press the button. b) Enter the 4-digit PIN code (User). c) Press the button.

8. Connect the connector of the NiMH battery (7.2V) to the

9. Install the battery cover.

10. Connect the white power adaptor (12V) to the power

adaptor connection. Route the cable along the cable track.

11. Install the control panel to the wall bracket.11

If the control panel is powered up and left for 15 minutes, the control panel will emit beeps and the event log indicator will flash to indicate that control panel is searching for the IP gateway. To cancel the beeps and switch off the event log indicator: a) Press the button. b) Press the button.

To remove the control panel from the wall: Use a flathead screwdriver to push the clip towards the wall and push up the control panel away from the mounting bracket.

5.5 Installing the IP gateway

The wireless IP gateway allows you to remotely access and control the system over the Internet using the online software at https://GlobalGuard.Friedland.co.uk or using the Apple/Android GlobalGuard apps. To remotely access the system, the Internet connection the IP gateway is connected to must be active. The Internet connection must be free from any firewalls or other restrictions that can prevent remote access.

1. Connect the IP gateway to a LAN port on your router.

2. Connect the black power adaptor (5V) to the power

3. Switch on the IP gateway. The power indicator on the IP

gateway becomes green within 1 minute.

5.6 Linking the IP gateway to the control panel (optional)

The supplied IP gateway has been pre-linked to the control panel at the factory. To link an IP gateway to the control panel:

1. Press the button.

2. Enter the 4-digit PIN code (User).

6. Enter the device number (0-12). Make sure that no other device is already linked to the channel.

9. Within 30 seconds, press and hold the link button on the IP gateway until the display shows “Learning OK”.12

5.7 Deleting the IP gateway from the control panel (optional)

1. Press the button.

2. Enter the 4-digit PIN code (User).

6. Enter the device number (0-12). Make sure that no other device is already linked to the channel.

Hardwired zone connections (closed contacts)

Hardwired zone connections (volt-free contacts)

Tamper switch (wired connection)

To access the connection terminal block, first put the system into test mode (refer to the section “Test mode (TEST MODE)”.

1. Set jumper link P1 to the off position.

2. Switch off the power supply to the power adaptor.

3. Remove the control panel from the wall bracket.

4. Disconnect the power adaptor from the control panel.

5. Remove the battery cover.

6. Remove and disconnect the backup battery.

7. Wire the connections to the terminals as required.

8. Connect and install the backup battery.

9. Install the battery cover.

10. Connect the power adaptor to the control panel.

11. Switch on the power supply to the power adaptor.

12. Install the control panel to the wall bracket.

13. Press the button to exit test mode.

The signaling contacts on all hardwired alarm and tamper zones must be volt free. i.e. they must only open and close and not apply any self-generated voltage across the contacts. The contacts on zones 33, 34, 35 and the tamper circuit must be normally closed. An alarm will be triggered when the contacts open. On zones 33, 34 and 35, additional door/window contact detectors can be hardwired to these terminals. The contacts on zone 36 must be normally open. An alarm will be triggered when the contacts close. Note: Jumper link P51 must be normally in the off position. Set jumper link P51 to the on position only if the hardwired tamper circuit is used.

5.9 Backward compatibility (security devices)

Earlier versions of 868MHz PIR movement detectors, door/window contact detectors, remote controls and remote keypads devices are also compatible with the system. If you upgrade an existing 868MHz wireless security system, you can use the same security devices by simply linking the security device to the GlobalGuard system.13

5.10 Additional wired door/window contact detector

If an additional wired door/window contact detector is required, wire the detector to the terminal block (1) in the battery compartment. A cable entry cut-out is provided next to the terminal block in the battery cover. Connect the wired door/window contact detector using a maximum length of 1.5 metres of any of the following: 6-core alarm cable 2-core bell wire (min. 6 x 0.2 mm) 2-core 24AWG wire Use switch SW3 (2) to enable or disable the internal and external wired magnetic door/window contact detectors: Position Function Top Only the internal door/window contact detector is set to the on position. Bottom Both the internal and external door/window contact detectors are set to the on position.

If you use two door/window contact detectors for internal and external connections simultaneously, only one activation event will be counted if one of the contacts is opened. If one door/window contact detector is left open and the other closed door/window contact detector is opened, an activation event will be counted. If you do not use the external door/window contact detector, set switch SW3 to the top position to make sure that the detector operates correctly. 6 Testing and programming

6.1 Test mode (TEST MODE)

1. Make sure that the system is in disarm mode.

2. Press the button.

3. Enter the 4-digit PIN code (User).

The control panel has a built-in test facility to enable you to test the siren at any time. It is recommended to test your system at regular intervals, but at least once per three months. Before starting the test, make sure that: there is no movement for 3 minutes in any area protected by a PIR movement detector. all doors/windows protected by a door/window contact detector are closed. all battery covers and housings are installed correctly.14

1. Trigger each security detector by walking into an area protected by a PIR movement detector or by opening a door or

window protected by a door/window contact detector. The control panel chimes. The display shows the ID code of the zone which the detector is configured to.

2. Remove the battery covers from the PIR movement detectors and the door/window contact detectors to operate the

tamper switches. The control panel chimes. The display shows “Z0X TAMPER”. 3. Activate each button on the remote control (optional accessory) in turn. The control panel chimes. The display shows a message according to the below table: Item Message

Note: If a PIR movement detector is at low-battery condition, the control panel will chime and the displays will show “Z0X BATTERY”.

The solar siren has a service mode facility which prevents the tamper switch from triggering an alarm when it is removed from the wall. Before removing the siren from the wall, set the siren to “SERVICE MODE ON”. After replacing the batteries and installing the siren, set the siren to “SERVICE MODE OFF”. If you select “WIREFREE SIREN SERVICE OFF”, the siren will emit one long beep followed by two short beeps. If you select “WIREFREE SIREN SERVICE ON”, the siren will emit two short beeps followed by one long beep.

6.1.4 Alarm test (ALARM TEST)

Select “RELAY TEST” to operate the external hard-wired relay contacts (NO/NC). Select “WIREFREE SIREN TEST” to operate the external solar siren. Select ‘HARDWIRE SIREN TEST’ to operate the control panel siren and the external hard-wired siren.

6.1.5 Resetting the control panel

The control panel will not return to the default factory settings, but all settings and learned devices will be erased from memory.

4. Switch off the power supply to the power adaptor.

5. Remove the control panel from the wall bracket.

6. Disconnect the power adaptor from the control panel.

7. Remove the battery cover.

8. Remove and disconnect the backup battery.

9. Set jumper link P1 to the on position.

10. Connect and install the backup battery.

11. Install the battery cover.

12. Connect the power adaptor to the control panel.

13. Switch on the power supply to the power adaptor. The control panel powers up. The display shows “EEPROM RESET”.

After the process is completed, the display shows “DISARM READY”.

14. Set jumper link P1 to the off position.

15. Install the control panel to the wall bracket.

Note: After resetting the control panel, always first learn the devices into the control panel again.15

6.2 Program mode (PROGRAM MODE)

You can set up the system using the instructions in the manual or using the GlobalGuard PC setup software available at www.friedlandproducts.com You can only program home automation programmes, events and schedules using the PC setup software. The home automation buttons (I/II/III) on the control panel can only be programmed from the PC setup software. If you use the PC setup software, make sure that the PC is connected to the same router as the router connected to the IP gateway . If you use a wireless connection, make sure that the PC is within operating range of the router.

1. Make sure that the system is in disarm mode.

Note: If you use the PC setup software to change the program settings, the keypad on the control panel will become inactive (unless you press and hold the ESC button for 3 seconds).

You can set different PIN codes for different items: Admin (ADMIN) / User (USER) / Duress code (DURESS CODE).

6.2.1.2 Duress code (DURESS CODE)

If the system is disarmed using the duress code, the system will disarm as normal. All email contacts in the online account will receive an email alert. All mobile devices running the app will be alerted. The appropriate duress message will be sent. Note: The duress code can only be entered from the control panel to alert contacts when an occupant enters the property.

6.2.1.3 User name (NAME)

The display shows the user name once the system is armed or disarmed by a specific user. The maximum number of characters for each user name is 15.

1. Press the button to toggle between letters and digits.

2. Press the button to move the cursor left.

3. Press the button to move the cursor right.

4. Press the button to delete the character under the cursor.

5. Press and hold the button to erase all characters.16

The control panel can learn up to 8 remote controls.

1. Press the button on the remote control. The control panel emits two short beeps. The display shows “NEW DEVICE”.

Note: If the remote control has already been linked, the control panel will emit one long beep.

2. Press the button on the remote control within 15 seconds to confirm the ID code. The control panel emits three

short beeps. The display shows “DEVICE CONFIRMED” > “SAVING NEW DEVICE”. Note: If the confirmation signal is not received within 15 seconds, the control panel will emit one long beep and exit learn mode. Message Meaning LEARNING OK The ID code was learned by the control panel successfully. TIME OUT If you do not press the buttons on the remote keypad within 60 seconds, a time-out will occur. ID DUPLICATE The same ID code was learned by the control panel beforehand.

6.2.1.5 Personal attack button (PANIC)

If you press the personal attack button ( ) on the remote control, the control panel will generate an alarm.

6.2.1.6 Status (STATUS)

The remote control will control the control panel if the remote control is lost unexpectedly.

6.2.1.7 Deleting the remote control (DEL DATA)

You can delete the settings of the remote control from the control panel.

2-8 PART ARM-I SETUP

2-10 FULLY ARM SETUP

2-11 HOLDAY ARM SETUP

RF JAMMING DETECTION

OFF LIGHTING SETUP OFF LANGUAGE SETUP ENGLISH

6.2.2.1 Alarm time (ALARM TIME)

You can set the time for which an alarm will sound after an alarm has been triggered.

You can prevent the control panel from initiating a full-alarm condition between 22:00 pm to 6:00 am to avoid the alarm sound disturbing the neighbourhood. If the function is disabled, no alarm will sound between 22:00 pm to 6:00 am.

6.2.2.5 Error beep (ERROR BEEP)

If an abnormal condition has occurred, the event log indicator will flash and the control panel will emit an error beep. If the event log indicator flashes while the system is disarmed and the control panel beeps periodically, this indicates an alarm has occurred. Access the event log to make the event log indicator stop flashing and the control panel stop beeping. Note: The control panel will not emit an error beep between 10:00 pm and 6:00 am.

6.2.2.6 Radio-frequency jamming detection (RF JAMMING DETECTION)

The radio-frequency jamming detection will continuously scan for radio-frequency jamming signals on the system operating frequency.

6.2.2.7 Alarm relay (ALARM RELAY)

You can set the time for which the external hard-wired relay contacts will operate after an alarm has been triggered.

6.2.2.8 Zone lockout (ZONE LOCKOUT)

You can prevent a single zone from triggering an alarm more than three times before the system is disarmed.

6.2.2.9 Part arm-I setup (PART ARM-I SETUP)

You can set how long the exit delay expires when the system is armed as “Part Arm-I” mode.

6.2.2.10 Part arm-II setup (PART ARM-II SETUP)

You can set how long the exit delay expires when the system is armed as “Part Arm-II” mode.

6.2.2.11 Fully arm setup (FULLY ARM SETUP)

You can set how long the exit delay expires when the system is armed as “Fully Arm” mode.

6.2.2.12 Holiday arm setup (HOLIDAY ARM SETUP)

You can set how long the exit delay expires when the system is armed as “Holiday Arm” mode.

6.2.2.13 Date (DATE)

You can set the current date.

6.2.2.14 Time (TIME)

You can set the current time.

6.2.2.15 Remote keypad (WIREFREE KEYPAD)

The control panel can learn up to 6 remote keypads.

1. Learning the remote keypad (LEARNING ID)

a) Enter the 4-digit ID code and press the button on the remote keypad. The control panel emits two short beeps. The display shows “NEW DEVICE”. Note: If the remote control has already been linked, the control panel will emit one long beep. b) Enter the 4-digit ID code and press the button on the remote keypad within 15 seconds to confirm the ID code. The control panel emits three short beeps. The display shows “DEVICE CONFIRMED” > “SAVING NEW DEVICE”. Note: If the confirmation signal is not received within 15 seconds, the control panel will emit one long beep and exit learn mode.19 Message Meaning LEARNING OK The ID code was learned by the control panel successfully. TIME OUT If you do not press the buttons on the remote keypad within 60 seconds, a time-out will occur. ID DUPLICATE The same ID code was learned by the control panel beforehand.

3. Deleting the remote control (DEL KEYPAD)

You can delete the settings of the remote keypad from the control panel.

6.2.2.16 Linking the control panel to the Spectra lighting receiver (LINK PANEL TO SPECTRA) (optional)

When the Spectra receiver is in test mode, press the button to link the control panel to the Spectra lighting receiver.

6.2.2.17 Lighting setup for Spectra lighting receiver (LIGHTING SETUP) (optional)

You can set the operation mode (OPERATION MODE) and the lamp-on time (LAMP-ON TIME) for the Spectra lighting receiver. If the control panel is linked to a Spectra lighting receiver and the Spectra lighting control is enabled, any alarm condition (except fire alarms) will switch the linked lighting on for the set light-on duration. Note: You can only set the start time and stop time from the GlobalGuard PC setup software. If the Spectra lighting is configured as 24-hour, the lights will be triggered at any time an alarm occurs. If the Spectra lighting is configured as time-controlled, the lights will only be triggered if the alarm occurs before the programmed stop time or after the programmed start time. If the alarm occurs between the stop time and the start time, the lights will not be triggered.

6.2.2.18 Language setup

You can set the display language for the control panel. Note: The control panel may only display the English language. The German language is subject to be added in the near future.

The control panel can learn up to 32 wireless 868MHz door/window contact detectors or PIR movement detector detectors. The control panel can learn up to 4 wired security detectors.

1. Press the tamper switch on the security detector.

2. After 2 seconds, press the tamper switch on the security detector again to confirm the ID code.

Note: If the confirmation signal is not received within 15 seconds, the control panel will emit one long beep and exit learn mode. Note: If the security detector has already been linked, the control panel will emit one long beep. Message Meaning LEARNING OK The ID code was learned by the control panel successfully. TIME OUT If you do not press the tamper switch on the security detector within 60 seconds, a time-out will occur. ID DUPLICATE The same ID code was learned by the control panel beforehand.

6.2.3.2 Location (LOCATION)

You can set the location for the security detector.

6.2.3.3 Model type (MODEL TYPE)

You can set the model type for the security detector.

6.2.3.4 Security type (SECURITY TYPE)

You can set the security type for the security detector. Security type Function INTRUDER Standard intruder monitoring with arming functions. 24 HR INTRUDER 24-hour monitoring of areas requiring continuous security protection, even when the system is disarmed. If a security detector is activated, a full-alarm condition will be initiated immediately. FIRE 24-hour monitoring of all fire/smoke detectors connected to the system. If a security detector is activated, a full-alarm condition will be initiated immediately. TEST When the system is armed, any detector setup will not initiate an alarm, but will generate an event in the event log. All email contacts in the online account will receive an email alert. All mobile devices running the app will be alerted. PANIC/PA The same ID code was learned by the control panel beforehand.21

6.2.3.5 Chime mode (CHIME MODE)

You can enable and disable the chime mode for a security detector.

6.2.3.6 Part arm-I setup (PART-ARM-I)

You can activate and deactivate the detector zone when the system is set to “Part Arm-I”.

6.2.3.7 Part arm-II setup (PART-ARM-II)

You can activate and deactivate the detector zone when the system is set to “Part Arm-II”.

6.2.3.8 Detector status (DETECTOR STATUS)

You can enable or disable operation of the security detector.

6.2.3.9 Deleting the security detector (DETECTOR REMOVE)

You can delete the settings of the security detector from the control panel.

6.2.3.10 Siren at trigger (SIREN AT TRIGGER)

You can set whether the control panel will sound or become silent when the security detector is triggered.

6.2.3.11 Entry delay (ENTRY DELAY)

You can set the entry delay for the system when the system is armed. The entry delay is the time between triggering a security detector configured with a delay and the alarm occurring. The entry delay affects all arming modes and is no longer configurable for individual arming modes.

6.2.4.1 Home automation control setup (receiver-type of devices) (HOME AUTO. CONTROL SETUP)

The feature concerns the use of receiver-type of devices only.

6.2.4.1.1 Learning the receiver (LINK PANEL TO CONTROL)

The control panel can learn up to 32 home automation control receivers. Press and hold the learn button on the receiver for 3 seconds. The learn indicator flashes quickly. The learn indicator on the receiver stops flashing when the ID code of the control panel is confirmed. Message Meaning

SENDING ID CODE WAIT 2S

The ID code was emitted from the control panel.

The ID code was learned by the receiver. The receiver switches on and off once automatically.

6.2.4.1.2 Switching on and off all receivers (ALL ON)

You can switch on and off all home automation control receivers of the group.

6.2.4.1.3 Remote access (REMOTE ACCESS)

You can enable and disable remote access to and control of the home automation control receivers. Example: If the home automation control receiver is connected to a coffee maker and the remote access is set to “ON”, the coffee maker will switch to “ON” through the online GlobalGuard software or through the GlobalGuard app. Note: If the appliance connected to the home automation control receiver requires your attention during operation, set the remote access to “OFF”.

6.2.4.1.4 Model type (MODEL TYPE)

You can set the model type for the home automation control.

6.2.4.1.5 Home automation control status (CONT. STATUS)

You can enable or disable operation of the home automation control receiver.

6.2.4.1.6 Deleting the home automation control (CONT. REMOVE)

You can delete the settings of the home automation control receiver from the control panel.

6.2.4.2 Home automation control setup (transmitter-type of devices) (HOME AUTO. REMOTE/SENSOR)

The feature concerns the use of transmitter-type of devices only.

6.2.4.2.1 Learning the transmitter (LEARNING ID)

The control panel can learn up to 32 home automation control transmitters. Press and hold the learn button on the transmitter for 3 seconds. Message Meaning LEARNING OK The ID code was learned by the control panel successfully. TIME OUT If you do not press the learn button on the transmitter within 30 seconds, a time-out will occur. ID DUPLICATE The same ID code was learned by the control panel beforehand.

6.2.4.2.2 Device status (DEVICE STATUS)

You can enable or disable operation of the home automation control transmitter.

6.2.4.2.3 Deleting the device (DEVICE REMOVE)

You can delete the settings of the home automation control transmitter from the control panel.23

6.2.5 Communication device setup (COMMS)

The feature concerns the use of transceiver-type of devices only. Transceiver-type of devices are used to communicate with the control panel in order to allow remote access, control and configuration. Note: The supplied IP gateway, pre-linked to the control panel, is an example of a communication device. PROGRAM MODE

You can set the model type for the communication device.

6.2.5.2 Learning the transceiver (LEARNING ID)

The control panel can learn up to 12 communication devices. Press and hold the learn button on the transceiver for 3 seconds. Message Meaning LEARNING OK The ID code was learned by the control panel successfully. TIME OUT If you do not press the learn button on the transceiver within 30 seconds, a time- out will occur. ID DUPLICATE The same ID code was learned by the control panel beforehand.

6.2.5.3 Device status (DEVICE STATUS)

You can enable or disable operation of the communication device. Note: The device status automatically changes to “ON” after a communication device is linked to the control panel.

6.2.5.4 Deleting the device (DEVICE REMOVE)

You can delete the settings of the communication device from the control panel.

6.2.6.1 Backup (BACKUP)

You can save the current settings in the control panel for backup purposes.

6.2.6.2 Restore (RESTORE)

If required, you can restore the saved settings.24 7 Operation When leaving the premises, the system must be armed. Before arming the system, make sure that all doors and windows are locked and that the available PIR movement detectors are not obstructed. Make sure that animals are restricted to areas not protected by PIR movement detectors. The system has four arming modes: “Fully Arm”, “Holiday Arm”, “Part Arm-I” and “Part Arm-II”. The “Holiday Arm” mode is a duplicate of the “Fully Arm” mode. The “Fully Arm” mode is commonly used daily, whereas the “Holiday Arm” mode is used when away on holiday for a longer period. For the “Holiday Arm” mode particularly, you can set up schedules or events to operate any home automation control receiver to simulate the presence of occupants. For details on setting up schedules or events, refer to the software manual. “Part Arm-I” and “Part Arm-II” allow for selected detectors or zones to be disarmed while other detectors or zones are armed. When the system is armed, the display shows the arming mode and the programmed exit delay counting down. If the exit delay beeps are enabled, the control panel will emit beeps with the beep rate increasing in steps as the exit delay expires. At the end of the exit period, all active zones are fully armed. The user must have left the premises and closed the final protected door. When the system is armed and a detector on an active zone is triggered, the display shows the programmed entry delay for the zone counting down. If the entry delay beeps are enabled, the control panel will emit beeps with the beep rate increasing in steps as the entry delay expires. If the system has not been disarmed when the entry delay expires, a full alarm will occur. Details of the zone event that triggered the alarm are recorded in the event log. At the end of the alarm time, the alarms will stop and the system will re-arm itself automatically (subject to the conditions of the zone lockout feature).

7.1 Fully arming the system (“Fully Arm” mode)

Remote control Control panel

2. Enter the 4-digit PIN code (User).

Remote control Control panel

1. Press the button twice.

1. Press the button twice.

2. Enter the 4-digit PIN code (User).

3. Press the button.25

7.3 Part-arming the system

Remote control Control panel

2. Enter the 4-digit PIN code (User).

Remote control Control panel

1. Press the button twice.

1. Press the button twice.

2. Enter the 4-digit PIN code (User).

Remote control Control panel

2. Enter the 4-digit PIN code (User).

Note: If the control panel is linked to a Spectra lighting receiver and the Spectra lighting control is enabled, any alarm condition (except fire alarms) will cause the linked lighting to be switched on for the set lamp-on time. If the system is disarmed using the duress code, the system will disarm as normal. All email contacts in the online account will receive an email alert. All mobile devices running the app will be alerted. The appropriate duress message will be sent.

7.5 Quick-setting function

The quick-setting function fully arms the system with a 10-second exit delay.

1. Press the button.

2. Enter the 4-digit PIN code (User).

3. Press the button.

Note: If you press the button during the exit-delay period of any arming mode, the remaining exit-delay period will be reset to 5 seconds.

7.6 Home automation buttons (I/II/III)

The home automation buttons on the control panel are used to operate the “Programmes” setup from in the PC setup software. Refer to the software manual. Note: If you press a home automation button, wait for a few seconds before pressing another button. The programme may not be activated if you press the buttons too quickly.26

7.7 Personal attack facility

The user can trigger an alarm at any time in the event of threat or danger by activating the personal attack facility. Remote control Control panel

1. Press and hold the button for 3 seconds.

1. Press and hold the personal attack button for 3 seconds.

The alarm will continue for the alarm duration when the system will automatically reset or until the system is disarmed.

If, while the system is armed, a single zone triggers an alarm more than three times and zone lockout is enabled, the zone will be locked out. The siren will ignore other alarm signals from the zone. An alarm will not be triggered. The zone lockout will be cancelled when the siren is disarmed. If zone lockout is disabled, a single zone can initiate any number of alarms. Zone lockout operates with alarm zones only. Zone lockout does not operate with fire zones.

The tamper zone operates on a 24-hour basis. Receipt of a tamper signal from any device will immediately trigger an alarm irrespective of systems armed/disarmed status unless the system is in test mode or program mode. If the battery cover of any device (except remote controls) is removed or if the siren or the control panel is removed from the wall, an alarm will occur immediately even if the system is disarmed (unless the system is in test mode or program mode). The alarm will sound until the set alarm time expires or the system is disarmed from the remote control or the remote keypad.

You can only operate the chime facility with the system in standby mode.

1. Press the button to enable the chime facility.

2. Press the button again to disable the chime facility.

Note: To operate the chime facility using a security detector, set the chime mode for the zone of the security detector to “ON”.

7.11 Spectra lighting (manual/automatic switching)

1. Press the button to switch the linked Spectra lighting ON.

2. Press the button to switch the linked Spectra lighting OFF and back to automatic operation.

1. Press the button to mute the keyboard beeps.

2. Press the button again to unmute the keyboard beeps.

7.13 Entry/exit delay beeps

If the entry/exit delay beeps are enabled, you can temporarily disable them during the active delay period only.

1. Press the button to mute the entry/exit delay beeps.

2. Press the button again to unmute the entry/exit delay beeps.

Note: When the next entry/exit delay period starts, the beeps will follow the main system setting as normal.

The event log indicator flashes every 5 seconds to indicate that a new event entered into the event log. Only alarm events will cause the control panel to beep every 10 seconds. Other system events (e.g. low-battery condition) will not initiate the warning beeps. Take one of the following actions: - Press the button to switch off the event log indicator. - Press the button to read the event message in the event log. Each event message is shown on two displays. The first display shows the event number and when the event occurred. The second display shows the actual content of the event.27 Message Description Message Description EVENT LOG

Communication device Tamper NO EVENT No event COMMS DEVICE XX INACTIVE Communication device Connection failure PANIC SIREN The personal attack button on the control panel has been triggered. CONTROL PANEL LOW BATTERY Control panel Low battery WIREFREE KEYPAD PANIC SIREN The panic siren has been triggered by the wireless keypad. COMMS DEVICE

Communication device xx Low battery [LOCATION]

The panic siren has been triggered by zone xx. REMOTE/DETECTOR

Remote/Sensor device xx Low battery USERXX

The panic siren has been triggered by user xx. [LOCATION]

Zone sensor xx Low battery [LOCATION] ZXX INTRUDER Intruder warning RF JAMMED The radio frequency is being jammed. [LOCATION] ZXX FIRE Fire warning CONTROL PANEL

Control panel Lost AC power FULLY ARM USERXX Fully Arm by user xx. COMMS DEVICE

Communication device xx Lost AC power HOLIDAY ARM USERXX Holiday Arm by user xx. SCHEDULE FUNC.

Schedule function xx is triggered. PART-ARM-I USERXX Part Arm-I by user xx. EVENT FUNC.

Event function xx is triggered. PART-ARM-II USERXX Part Arm-II by user xx. PROG. FUNC.

Programme function xx is triggered. DISARM USERXX Disarm by user xx. [LOCATION] ZXX TEST Zone trigger (Zone type is “Test”) [LOCATION] ZXX TAMPER Zone sensor Tamper WIREFREE KEYPAD

Remote control xx Low battery

7.15 Battery monitoring

7.15.1 Low-battery condition

All system devices continuously monitor their battery condition. When the low-battery indicator on a device comes on, replace the battery for the device as soon as possible. Before replacing the battery, switch the system into test mode. After replacing the battery, switch the system back into operating mode. If a door/window contact detector or a PIR movement detector has a low-battery condition, the condition will be recorded by the control panel and an event message will be stored in the event log.

7.15.2 Control panel

If the power supply is interrupted, the control panel will be powered by the rechargeable main battery. Under normal-battery conditions, the power indicator will flash at 1-second intervals. Under low-battery, the power indicator will flash at 3-second intervals.

7.15.3 Remote control

Under low-battery conditions, the transmit indicator will continue to flash after the button has been released. Under normal- battery conditions, the transmit indicator will go off within 2 seconds after the button has been released.

7.15.4 Door/window contact detector

Under low-battery conditions, the transmit indicator will come on for 1 second after the door or the window has been opened. Under normal-battery conditions, the transmit indicator will not come on (unless the detector is in test mode with the battery cover removed).

7.15.5 PIR movement detector

Under low-battery conditions, the indicator behind the detector lens will flash when movement is detected. Under normal- battery conditions, the indicator behind the detector lens will not come on (unless the detector is in walk-test mode).28 8 Maintenance

Do not leave the rechargeable main batteries in a discharged state for long periods. The rechargeable main batteries have a typical life of 3-4 years and do not require any maintenance. Replacement batteries: 6V NiMH battery (1x)

8.1.2 Remote control

The remote control requires little maintenance. Replace the batteries once a year or when a low-battery condition is indicated. Replacement batteries: 3V CR2032 lithium coin cell (1x)

The remote keypad requires little maintenance. Replace the batteries once a year or when a low-battery condition is indicated. Replacement batteries: 9V PP3 alkaline battery (1x)

8.1.4 Door/window contact detector

The door/window contact detector requires little maintenance. Replace the batteries once a year or when a low-battery condition is indicated. Replacement batteries: 3V CR2032 lithium coin cell (2x) Note: Do not use rechargeable batteries with door/window contact detectors.

8.1.5 PIR movement detector

The PIR movement detector requires little maintenance. Replace the batteries once a year or when a low-battery condition is indicated. Replacement batteries: 9V PP3 alkaline battery (1x) Note: Do not use rechargeable batteries with PIR movement detectors.

If you must power down the system completely, first switch the control panel into test mode and then switch the siren into service mode before removing the siren cover and disconnecting the rechargeable main battery and the initial power-up battery. Make sure that the solar panel is covered with a lightproof material to prevent the solar panel from powering the siren. After installing the siren, switch the siren back into operating mode to re-arm the siren.

1. Clean the solar panel using a soft, damp cloth every 6 months, preferably in spring and autumn. Do not use abrasive,

solvent-based or aerosol cleaners. Do not clean the inside of the siren or allow water to enter the siren to make sure that the solar panel keeps receiving all the available light. 2. Do not leave the siren for long periods with the batteries connected, unless the siren is able to receive sufficient light to maintain the battery charge. If the battery charge is not maintained, the rechargeable main battery will run unacceptably low and the siren must be recharged from the 12Vdc/1A power supply of the control panel. Install a new initial power-up battery to make sure that the siren receives sufficient power until the solar panel can recharge the main battery. 3. Do not leave the rechargeable main battery in a discharged state for long periods. The rechargeable main battery has a typical life of 3-4 years and does not require any maintenance. Replacement batteries: 7.2V NiMH battery (1x) / 9V PP3 alkaline battery (1x)29 9 Troubleshooting Problem Solution The first two indicators on the IP gateway remain orange and do not stabilise to green. Make sure that the Internet connection is active and not restricted. Make sure that the control panel is on. Make sure that the IP gateway is within operating range of the control panel. The RF indicator on the IP gateway will remain orange if the IP gateway is not within operating range of the control panel. The control panel does not work. The power indicator is off or flashes. Mains power failure: Check whether other electrical circuits are operable. Make sure that the power adaptor is connected to the control panel. Make sure that the power adaptor is connected to the wall socket (and the wall socket is switched on). The event log indicator on the control panel flashes. Read the event message. Check whether the available remote controls have a low-battery condition. If necessary, replace the batteries. Check whether the available remote keypads have a low-battery condition. If necessary, replace the batteries. Check whether the available door/window contact detectors have a low-battery condition. If necessary, replace the batteries. Check whether the available PIR movement detectors have a low-battery condition. If necessary, replace the batteries. The control panel does not accept the 4-digit PIN code (User). Enter the correct 4-digit PIN code (User). Do not wait for more than 5 seconds between pressing the digit buttons. Reset to factory defaults and reprogram the system. A detection zone is triggered, but no alarm sounds. The entry/exit delay is not yet expired. The alarm time has expired and the system has reset. The alarm time has been programmed to “NO ALARM”. The siren and the indicators are operating, but no alarm sounds. Make sure that the siren is mounted to the wall correctly and the tamper switch is fully pressed. The siren does not respond to the control panel. Enter the correct 4-digit PIN code (User). Make sure that the ID code of the siren is learned by the control panel. Make sure that DIP switch 5 of the siren is set to “SIREN”. Make sure that the siren is installed within effective radio range of the control panel and away from metal objects. Make sure that the siren is set to “SERVICE MODE OFF”. The rechargeable main battery of the siren is discharged:

1. Clean the solar panel.

2. Replace the battery if it is at the end of its useful life. If necessary, first charge the

battery for 4 hours. A full alarm sounds while the system has not been triggered by an intruder or is disarmed. Tamper switch activation

1. Make sure that battery covers of all security detectors are installed correctly.

2. Make sure that the siren is mounted to the wall correctly and the tamper switch is

fully pressed. The personal attack alarm has been operated from the control panel or from a remote control. The anti-jamming detection circuit has been operated. The indicator on the remote control is off or dim when the remote control is operated. Make sure that the battery is installed with correct polarity. Make sure that the battery holder connections make good contact with the battery. Low battery. Replace the battery. The PIR movement detector gives a false alarm. Do not install the detector near in direct sunlight or near heat sources. Do not install the detector in humid surroundings. The sensitivity of the detector is too high. Set switch SW3 of the detector to “LOW”. The indicator on the PIR movement detector flashes on detection of movement. The detector is still in walk-test mode for fixed 5 minutes after the PCB button has been activated. Low battery. Replace the battery.30 The PIR movement detector does not detect any movement to activate the alarm. If the PIR movement detector has already detected movement in the last 2 minutes, wait for another 2 minutes before moving in front of the detector. The PIR movement detector goes to sleep for 2 minutes to conserve battery power after each time movement is detected. The door/window contact detector does not work. Make sure that the magnet is positioned correctly in relation to the detector, with a gap of less than 10 mm between the magnet and the detector. Make sure that the batteries are installed with correct polarity. Make sure that the battery holder connections make good contact with the batteries and the circuit board. Make sure that the ID code of the detector is learned for a particular zone. If an additional door/window contact detector is connected:

1. Make sure that both contacts are closed.

2. Make sure that the additional contact is correctly wired and that switch SW3 of the

detector is set to “INT./EXT.”. Make sure that the detector is installed within effective radio range of the control panel and away from metal objects. The door/window contact detector gives a false alarm. Make sure that the magnet is positioned correctly in relation to the detector, with a gap of less than 10 mm between the magnet and the detector. The tamper switch below the battery cover is not activated. Make sure that the battery cover is installed correctly. The indicator on the door/window contact is on when a door or window is opened. Low battery. Replace the battery. 10 Technical data Control panel Radio frequency 868 MHz / 433 MHz Communication range 868 MHz: 125 m (in open space) / 433 MHz: 50 m (in open space) Dimensions (LxWxD) 215 x 215 x 47 mm Siren 95 dB (Piezo)

Remote control Radio frequency 868 MHz Communication range 150 m (in open space) Dimensions (LxWxD) 65 x 36 x 13 mm Battery life > 1 year

IP gateway Radio frequency 868 MHz Communication range 150 m (in open space) Dimensions (LxWxD)

PIR movement detector Radio frequency 868 MHz Communication range 150 m (in open space) Detection range 12 m at 110° Dimensions (LxWxD) 94 x 57 x 43 mm Battery life > 1 year31 Solar siren Radio frequency 868 MHz Communication range 125 m (in open space) Dimensions (LxWxD) 305 x 206 x 98.5 mm Operating voltage

Current consumption 760 mA Operation time 65 days (in complete darkness) Siren 95 dB (Piezo) Alarm duration limiter (optional) 10 minutes 11 Disposal and recycling The product is classified by the Waste Electrical or Electronic Equipment (WEEE) directive. The product and the batteries of the monitor should not be disposed of with other household or other commercial waste. At the end of its useful life, the packaging and the product should be disposed of via a suitable recycling centre. For information on available facilities, please contact your local authority or retailer from where the product was purchased. 12 EC declaration of conformity Novar ED&S hereby declares that the product is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of the Radio and Telecommunications Terminal Equipment (R&TTE) directive (1995/5/EC). 13 Guarantee Novar ED&S undertakes to replace or repair at its discretion goods, should they become defective within 2 year solely as a result of faulty materials and workmanship. Understandably, if the product has not been installed, operated or maintained in accordance with the instructions, if the product has not been used appropriately or if any attempt has been made to rectify, dismantle or alter the product in any way, the guarantee will be invalidated. The guarantee states Novar ED&S entire liability. The guarantee does not extend to cover consequential loss or damage or installation costs arising from the defective product. The guarantee does not in any way affect the statutory or other rights of a consumer and applies to products installed within the EU only. If an item develops a fault, the product must be returned to the point of sale with:

1. Proof of purchase.

14 Customer support For further product information and full installation manuals where applicable go to www.friedlandproducts.com Service Helpline UK & Northern Ireland

Monday to Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm The phone calls are charged at the national rate of the service providers.32 15 Alarm record Zone Detector Type(s) Location Type Entry Delay Chime Fully Arm Holiday Arm Part Arm-I Part Arm-II

TEST MODE [TESTMODUS]

WALK TEST [LOOPTEST]

R01 PART ARM-1 [R01 DEELS INSCHAKELEN-1]

R01 FULLY ARM [R01 VOLLEDIG INSCHAKELEN]

:3 REMOTE [OP AFSTAND]

ADMIN: [SYSTEEMBEHEERDER:] 1234 NAME [NAAM]

LEARNING OK [INLEREN OK]

2-5 RF JAMMING DETECTION

2-8 PART ARM-I SETUP

2-10 FULLY ARM SETUP

2-11 HOLIDAY ARM SETUP

LEARNING OK [INLEREN OK]

WAITING 30S... [WACHT 30S...]

LEARNING OK [INLEREN OK]

WAIT 2S. [WACHT 2 S.]

LEARNING OK [INLEREN OK]

:2 LEARNING ID [ID INLEREN] WAIT LEARNING...

LEARNING OK [INLEREN OK]

6.2.6.1 Back-up (BACKUP [BACK-UP])

[TOETS OMHOOG/OMLAAG]

Protections auditives

2-8 PART ARM-I SETUP

2-9 PART ARM-I SETUP

2-10 FULLY ARM SETUP

2-11 HOLDAY ARM SETUP

R01 DISARM [R01 DESARMADO]

R01 PART ARM-1 [R01 ARMADO PARCIAL 1]

R01 FULLY ARM [R01 ARMADO TOTAL]

[INTRODUCIR PIN: CÓDIGO]:

[INTRODUCIR PIN: CÓDIGO]:

[INTRODUCIR PIN: CÓDIGO]:

[INTRODUCIR PIN: CÓDIGO]:

[INTRODUCIR PIN: CÓDIGO]:

[INTRODUCIR PIN: CÓDIGO]:

[INTRODUCIR PIN: CÓDIGO]:

[INTRODUCIR PIN: CÓDIGO]:

USER 1-7 [USUARIO 1-7]: ---

2-5 RF JAMMING DETECTION

2-8 PART ARM-I SETUP

2-10 FULLY ARM SETUP

2-11 HOLDAY ARM SETUP

ON UNTIL DISARM [ACT. HASTA DESARMAR]

:2 ALL ON [TODO ACT.]

:3 REMOTE ACCESS [ACCESO REMOTO]

REMOTE ACCESS [ACCESO REMOTO]

[TECLA EN ARRIBA/ABAJO]

FULLY ARM [ARMADO TOTAL]

IMPULSO 2 SEC / IMPULSO

:11-3 SEGN. ACUST. RIT. USC.

:12-3 SEGN. ACUST. RIT. USC.

6.2.6.1 Backup (BACKUP)

2-5 RF JAMMING DETECTION

2-8 PART ARM-I SETUP

2-10 FULLY ARM SETUP

2-11 HOLIDAY ARM SETUP

6.2.4.1.3 Acesso remoto (REMOTE ACCESS)