Dualnet-6 Combined Hardwired and Wireless Control Alarm Panel with Incorporated Telephone diallers GSM, PSTN & Digital

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1 Dualnet-6 Combined Hardwired and Wireless Control Alarm Panel with Incorporated Telephone diallers GSM, PSTN & Digital NGLISH :30AM MON Instruction Manual TR i SYSTMS S.r.l. Via del Melograno N Ariccia, Roma Italy Tel: Fax: m.tomasino@treisystems.com Website: DUALNT 6 INSTRUCTION MANUAL Pag. 1

2 NGLISH Summary Page Description... 3 General Characteristics... 3 Control Panel Description... 4 Hardwire, double balance line, zone connections... 5 Keypad Description... 6 Description of keypad LDs... 6 Brief description of the panel status on keypad display... 7 Brief Description of keypad Commands... 8 Brief description of Keypad commands... 8 Description of Panel Sounder... 9 Description of the various alarm trigger functions Password Management...10 How to Navigate in the Dualnet-6 Programming Menu To enter into Programming Mode...12 To exit the programming mode To insert the Automatic Dialler Telephone Numbers To record the Voice Message How to set the entrance delay time How to set the exit delay time Setting the siren trigger time Management of Central Monitoring Station (SMS) Telephone line Tamper control Zone Settings...19 Indication of how to define a zone Settings of the Smart Zones Programming the Peg-3 keychain transmitter Programming the wireless sensors Alarm Reports Control panel event long reports Hour Setting Date Setting Management of Panel from Remote Remote management of panel Panel Functions Alarm Trigger Sequence Panel Remote Interrogation Hold-up alarm trigger procedure (Distress Code) Sensor low battery trigger procedure Return control panel to factory settings Programming of the wireless sirens...29 Technical Characteristics...30 Pag. 2 DUALNT-6 MANUAL

3 Description: NGLISH TR i SYSTMS thanks you for having selected the new concept dual communication control panel for the protection of your home, business and belongings. The DUALNT-6 offers the end user the most modern data transmission technology present in today s market. With the installation of this new concept control panel, it is possible in real time to request and send all information collected, to remote telephone numbers. The control panel also offers the end user several features by remote remote control as Arm and Disarm. All alarm trigger information is transmitted on either the PSTN or GSM network. This control panel is also compatible with the standard alarm receive station that functions with CON- TACT ID transmission protocol. DUALNT-6 control panel is manufactured with 6 programmable burglary alarm hardwire zones with double balanced lines and 4 additional zones for Hold-up, Medical Distress, Fire and Tamper alarm triggers. Through an optional DN-Z8 expansion module the programmable hardwire zones may be increased to maximum 14. In addition the standard DUALNT-6 has on-board an additional 30 wireless zones compatible with the PGASO transmission protocol. With the DUALNT-6 all zones are programmed to indicate the type of alarm sent offering a form of higher and more intelligent level of Security. This control panel may be armed by Wireless Keychain transmitter, by lectronic Key, by a new form of Touch Screen Keypad DN-6KP, and remote switch lock or electronic key. The DUAL- NT-6 remote touch screen keypad, has incorporated a new generation TRANSCIVR GW TRANSK 1120 module compatible with PGASO transmission protocol which guarantees the maximum transmission range between the control panel, wireless sensors and the wireless sirens. The DUALNT-6 is compatible with the DVR-6, a combined wireless PIR sensor and digital vedio recording product (DVR) which acts as a normal wireless PIR sensor and at the same time can make an Audio/Visual recording of the protected area on incorporated SD card with memorized time and date. General Characteristics: Split type with main unit and Touch Screen Keypad connected by 7 core cable Hardwire zones: Minimum 6 (expandable to maximum 14 with the expansion module DN-8Z) Wireless zones: 30 (compatible with the PGASO protocol) One 24 hour tamper Zone Service zones: (Hold-up, Medical Distress and Fire) plus 1 zone for Tamper Supports hardwire sirens: LIMINATOR-12, TLM-13F, TLM-30F, TLM-18, SB-2, TLM-39 Supports wireless sirens: TLM-18 VRP, TLM-21VRP, TLM-7 SOLARIS (PGASO protocol) Supports remote momentary contact Switch lock or electronic key Output for: 12V for hardwired sensors, hardwired sirens. Max. drain 1.2 amps Radio frequency output for wireless sirens with Pegaso Protocol Output for: Control panel status, Day/Night Armed and alarm trigger Supports keychain transmitter: PG-3 maximum of 10 for each installation Telephone dialler: PSTN + GSM with C approved GSM module GW TRANSK 1120 Communication with CMS Protocol: Standard, CONTACT ID Custom made 2 amp. Regulate D.C. Power supply incorporated One 10 second personalized voice message 16 memorized SMS alarm messages + 8 memorized SMS reports messages Possibility to memorize 5 Telephone number for Voice,SMS and CMS transmissions Alarm SMS will contains: Zone in alarm, Sensor in alarm, Area of protection Panel may be armed in: Day or Night mode Supports: Wireless Video recording through optional DVR Supports: Notification of Zone violation (Door & Window, with panel Disarmed) On Request, Keypad Supports : Italian, nglish, Spanish, German, French, Russian vent memory capacity: Access to control panel (100 events) Alarm memory (80 events) DUALNT 6 INSTRUCTION MANUAL Pag. 3

4 NGLISH Control Panel Description: Fig.1 Z7 GND Z8 Z9 GND Z10 Z11 GND Z12 Z13 GND Z Vca/Vac GND 8 Fusibile Fuse XT. PULS NO +12V RX TX GND MIC2N MIC2P BP AUX Z1 GND Z2 Z3 GND Z4 Z5 GND Z6 RLAY SIRN ON NIGHT POWR 12VOLT TAMPR KY ALARM LTT. AUTO. GND LD KY PAD 10 ATTNZION Rischio di scarica elettrica CAUTION Risk of electric shock Terminal Description of function 1-2 D.C. 14 volt regulated power input through 1.8amp. on-board switching power supply. 3-4 D.C. 12 volt auxiliary power for all sensor that require 12 Vdc. Power current max 2A. 5 to 13 Number 6 programmable double balance line hardwire zones. All wired zone are By-passed (see pag.19) 14 XT TAMPR: Balanced line input tamper terminal with end of line resistor of 2,2 KΩ. 15 PULS KY input. This is the remote input to Arm/Disarm the control panel. 1st pulse panel Armed, 2nd pulse panel Disarmed. 16 Normally open alarm relay. When panel is in stand-by this relay is Normally Open. When panel is triggered a negative command will be present. Maximum drain 2Amp. 17 Output for electronic siren. This output must be connect to a common ground. No voltage present when panel is in stand-by. When the panel is triggered to 13.8 Vdc. will be present for the alarm duration time. Maximum drain 2 amp. 18 This output must be connected to a common ground. It is used to recharge the battery for sirens with back -up batteries. With panel in Stand-by 13.8Vdc. is present with panel triggered 13.8 Vdc. will disappear for the alarm time and the outdoor siren will trigger. 19 Common ground Terminal for the above 17 & Led ON This output must be used hardwired with a common ground to create a remote LD indication to signal Panel Armed or Disarmed. 21 Led NIGHT This output must be used with a common ground to create a remote LD indication to signal panel Armed/Disarmed status in night mode V dc. Power to Touch Screen Keypad DN-6KP RX / TX transmission data from Keypad to mother board. 25 Keypad ground connection MIC2N and MIC2P Microphone connections to keypad. Pag BPR Keypad buzzer connection. DUALNT-6 MANUAL

5 PCB Component Description Number Description of functions (See fig. 1) NGLISH 1 S1: Connector for tamper button (see note a below) 2 LD CPU: LD which indicates the microprocessor status 3 SIM Card Socket: To insert Local SIM card. 4 LD 2: Front panel power LD status 5 GSM module 6 DN-8Z Socket : Input Connection for 8 zone hardwire expansion module DN-8Z 7 BATTRY TMP: CR1220 battery case 8 PSTN Telephone OUT : Telephone line output for home phone 9 PSTN Telephone IN: Telephone line input (see note b below) Vac. Mains input terminal one Amp delay action fuse. 11 FUS: (A) 250V 2Amp. Delayed action. (B) 250V 3.15 Amp. immediate 12 Tamper button (a) Note: Before powering up the control panel, be sure that the tamper bridge connector is inserted on the tamper switch connector (1) with the jumper provided. After you have terminated the programming, connect the tamper switch (12) to the plug (1), fix the control panel cover in place and exit the programming mode. (b) Connect the PSTN telephone line to the control panel. Be sure that this line is direct and not through a PBX system. If connected after the ASDL station use an appropriate line filter. Attention: For the connection of terminals 22 to 28 with the touch screen keypad DN-6KP, it is necessary to use an adequately shielded and ground cable. Type normally used in alarm installations 2 x 0.50 mm. Hardwire, double balance line, zone connections: All DUALNT-6 hardwire zones have double balance lines and can detect the difference between an alarm trigger and a tamper trigger. For correct function, they must be wired as shown below. Panel Terminal Balanced Line Sensor Terminal Alarm output (NC) Tamper output (NC) Double balanced line connection with 2 wires. With control panel in stand-by mode, only R2 will be detected. When control panel is triggered, both the R1 and R2 will be detected. In the case of a tamper trigger, infinite resistance will be detected. If tamper control is not necessary, use the schematic diagram on the right. Panel Terminals Balanced lines R1 = 2,2 K ohm R2 = 2,2 K ohm Contact NC Alarm trigger output (NC) This is a double balance line connection Without the tamper protection. DUALNT 6 INSTRUCTION MANUAL R1 = 2,2 K ohm R2 = 2,2 K ohm Pag. 5

6 NGLISH Keypad Description: Front View LCD Display LD Indicators Touch Screen KYS : 01 AM MON T # Return Fig. 2 Keys for Programming and Functions Program Up Key & Hold-up Trigger Program Down Key & Fire Trigger Medical Distress Key Confirmation Key Backside View Use a small screw driver to separate these two parts. Fig. 3 Wall attachment slide Keypad Reset Terminal block connection to Mother Board Description of Keypad LDs: LD INDICATIONS (See fig. 2) GSM SIGNAL RAPID FLASH = NO GSM SIGNAL or NO SIM CARD INSRTD SLOW FLASH = GSM SIGNAL NORMAL POWR ON = MAINS POWR = OK OFF NO MAINS POWR PRSNT FLASHING = LOW BATTRY Pag. 6 PANL STATUS ON = CONTROL PANL ARMD IN DAY MOD OFF = CONTROL PANL NOT ARMD FLASHING = CONTROL PANL ARMD IN NIGHT MOD Note: The LD give you rapid information about the control panel status. So check always the Keypad status. DUALNT-6 MANUAL

7 NGLISH Brief description of the panel status on keypad display: While panel is not armed press or to have the GSM status information; After 20 seconds the keypad will return to normal status. NOT: In the case you see, on keypad, NO SIM CARD even if the SIM card has been put in, remove all power to the panel (230vac and 12vdc), Check that the SIM card has been correctly installed and power up the panel again. The following info will be displayed on the keypad once there is an event: Information seen on display Meaning of information seen Action to take HH:mm:XX:Day GSM Signal Strength: XX :YY No SIM Card: XX:YY ARM :YYYYYY HH:mm:XX:Day YYYY. MM. DD. On the keypad display you will see: YYYY= year, MM=month, DD=day Followed buy: HH= hour (format 12h), mm= minutes XX=AM or PM, Day= day of week GSM signal level XX = 8 and above is OK is seen. If XX = 7 and below NO is seen. XX = signal strength from 8 to 10 YY = OK or NO Panel ARMD in YYYYYY= Day or Night HH = hour : MM = minutes XX = AM or PM : Day =DAY of week If the GSM signal is below 8, attempt to reposition the GSM antenna. Verify if the SIM card is correctly inserted. When armed the display will show DAY or NIGHT Phone Cut (*) PSTN line fault Check PSTN telephone line. If connected or if faulty. Power Failure (*) Mains 230V ac. Not present. Check incoming mains service. If okay, check 1Amp. Delay action fuse in control panel. If okay, check power supply input and output. (see page 4 and 5 point 10) Low battery(*) System Armed XX YYYYY Communicating 00 YYYY (*) Not ready XX YYYYY Normal battery output 13.8 V. If it goes below 10 V, Display = Low battery. Zone triggered: XX zone number YYYY zone description Send message to memorized telephone numbers using (SMS or CONTACT ID) Armed Disarmed Low battery Battery OK Mains failure 230Vac. Mains Okay Manual Test Auto Test Zone not ready XX = Zone: YYYY Sensor Description. Check if mains 230Vac. Is present. Test of battery is efficient. Check power supply output voltage if 13.8Vdc. Normal battery life 3 to 4 years. Control panel triggered: verify zone triggered System control Send SMS Immediate Send SMS Immediate Send SMS after 5 seconds Send SMS after 5 seconds Send SMS after about 10 minutes Send SMS after 3 seconds Send SMS after 3 seconds Send SMS after 1 minute (see settings page 18) (*) This is active only if the setting is (Y) in the CMS management menu. (see pag.17) DUALNT 6 INSTRUCTION MANUAL Pag. 7

8 NGLISH Brief description of keypad commands: Command Function Note [nd user password]+[ 1 ] To disarm the control panel [nd user password ]+[ 2 ] To arm the control panel in Day mode If you select the zone option as Yes, the panel will ask if you wish to Arm with a zone triggered and if you confirm, this Zone will be automatically by-pass until the panel is Disarmed and again Armed.(*) [nd user password]+[ 3 ] To arm the control panel in Night mode If you select the option Ready to Arm the panel will request a confirmation if a zone is triggered. If you select to force arm, this zone will be automatically by-passed until it has been normalized (*) [nd user password]+[ 4 ] Forced Day arming All zones triggered are automatically by-passed. If normalized, the will become active again. (*) [nd user password ]+[ 5 ] Alarm trigger test A 3 second trigger will take place and transmitted to the CMS by means of Contact ID, If this has not been programmed, a message will be sent to the memorized tel. numbers followed also by a voice messaged if recorded. [nd user password]+[ 6 ]+ [Zone XX] By-pass Zone XX With control panel armed. Once the control panel is disarmed, the zone XX will return to its original status. [nd user password]+[ 7 ] Forced Night arming All zones triggered are automatically by-passed. If normalized, the will become active again. (*) [nd user password]+[ 9 ] With control panel disarmed, you may activate or deactivate the acoustic keypad sounder. On keypad display you see (Area cue tone) This function is active only if a zone is programmed for this function (see Set Smart Zone page 21 and 22). [ #]+ [Installer password] To program the control panel. The installer must use this password to enter into programming mode. After 3 negative attempts the control panel will return to the Disarmed mode. (*) Note: the control of the hardwire zones (from 1 to 14) is active only if the program is set in Zone Ready and YS is selected. (See page 22). In any case the zones that are triggered when the panel is armed, will be automatically by-passed but will become active if the zone is normalized. xample: if i have a door open and i force arm the panel, this zone will be by-passed. If I then close the door without disarming the panel this zone will again become active. Command Function Note If this key is pressed, it will indicate the Zones in which the installed sensors are triggered. If this Key is press for 2 seconds the control panel will generate a HOLD-UP Alarm trigger. If this Key is pressed for 2 seconds the control panel will generate a FIR Alarm trigger. If this key is pressed for 2 seconds the control panel will generate an MRGNCY alarm trigger. o With control panel Armed, if these Keys are press the GSM signal strength will be seen. During programming, these keys are used to navigate with-in the program menu. Pag. 8 DUALNT-6 MANUAL

9 Description of Panel Sounder: NGLISH Number of Beeps Function Note [ 1 short beep] very time you press a Keypad button. very time you arm the panel in ( Day or Night) [ 2 short beeps] very time the control panel is disarmed In case of faulty telephone line or line cut. In the case that the PSTN tel. line is defective or cut 2 beeps are heard every minute. [ 3 long beeps] The control panel is put in TST MOD See the paragraph???? For Contact ID configuration. [ 4 short beeps] Indicates that an Alarm Trigger has taken place. After an alarm trigger, with panel disarmed, the Zone triggered will be shown on keypad display. [ 5 short beeps] Walk Test mode or Courtesy Function If activated, it will indicate that a zone has been violated or that a zone is triggered. (on the keypad you may see which one); When the zone returns to normal status the keypad will emit a beep.. [ 1 beep every second ] Indicates that a delay zone has been violated. Indicates that the control panel has been armed and beeps during the (xit Time) Disarm the control panel before it is triggered. xit the protected area before total arming take place. [ 1 beep every 3 seconds ] Indicates that there is a GSM module failure. [ 3 beeps every minute] Indicates that a wireless sensor has a low battery. To avoid tamper alarm trigger change the battery with the control panel in programming mode. See paragraph of how to change a low battery. Description of the alarm triggers: A Burglary alarm trigger during Day mode arming (see par.09 Zone Settings page 19 option Zone Type 2 ). The siren will be triggered only if the panel is armed in Day mode (see page 27). The wireless siren trigger time and the output terminals 16, 17 and 18 are specified in the menu Siren Duration under option Motion Siren (see page 16). To stop the alarm trigger, disarm the control panel. A Burglary alarm triggered during the Night mode arming (see par. 09 Zone Settings page 19 option Zone Type 1 ). The siren triggered with the panel in armed in Day and Night mode. (see page 27). The wireless siren trigger time on the output terminals 16, 17 and 18 are determined in the menu Siren Duration in the programming menu option Perimeter Siren (see page 16). To stop the alarm trigger, disarm the panel. All alarm triggers related to mergency or Medical, Fire, Tamper etc. are armed 24 hours. The siren activation time and that of the terminal outputs 16, 17, and 18 are determined by the programming menu Siren Duration under the option mergency Siren (see page 16). To stop the alarm trigger if the panel is armed you must only disarm it but if the panel is not armed you must 1st arm and immediately after disarm. On the hardwire sirens there is a signal sound for all alarm triggers. The wireless sirens have 3 different alarm trigger output sounds. Continuous sound for Burglary. Bell sound for Fire and Intermittent chirp sound for mergency. DUALNT 6 INSTRUCTION MANUAL Pag. 9

10 NGLISH 00 Password Management: HOW TO CHANG TH ND USR PASSWORD (FACTORY STTING IS 1111) With control panel disarmed, on keypad press: # On display will appear: Us er Code Distress Code Note: It is necessary that you know the installer password. To change the end user Password, on the display select User Code, and confirm with Installer Code nter the factory installed Password (1234) and confirm with nter New Code Insert the new end user Password. Digit the new end user password and confirm with Re-nter Code Digit the new end user password and confirm with, the panel will return to Disarmed status. Pag. 10 DUALNT-6 MANUAL

11 HOW TO CHANG TH MRGNCY PASSWORD (see Paragraph 21 page 29) With panel in disarmed status on the keypad press: NGLISH # Us er Code Distress Code To change the MRGNCY password = Distress Code, confirm with Installer Code Digit the installer password (factory setting is 1234) and confirm with nter New Code Digit the new Password and confirm with Re-nter Code Digit the new password and confirm with the control panel will return to Disarmed mode. HOW TO CHANG TH INSTALLR PASSWORD: Follow the same above procedure but select the window Master Code DUALNT 6 INSTRUCTION MANUAL Pag. 11

12 NGLISH HOW TO NAVIGAT IN TH DUALNT-6 PROGAMMING MNU The following keypad buttons are used to navigate with-in the program. # To Confirm and to exit the programming mode. To Cancel in case of error. To move upward in the menu. Previous page. To move downward in the menu. Next page. 01. TO NTR INTO PROGAMMING MOD Be sure that the control panel is disarmed before you digit on the keypad # nter Code nter the factory installed Password (1234) and confirm with. Ph one Numbers Rec Message To exit the programming mode For example, when you are in the programming mode: Ph one Numbers Rec Message Press: # With this command the control panel will return to the armed mode. NOT: To avoid a Tamper alarm trigger, before exiting the programming mode, remove the tamper jumper and connect to plug (1) the S1 female connector of the tamper switch and fix the control panel cover. Note: If the control panel remains in the programming mode and no keypad command is received, after 2 minutes the control panel will automatically return to disarm mode. Pag. 12 DUALNT-6 MANUAL

13 02. TO INSRT TH AUTOMATIC DIALLR TLPHON NUMBRS NGLISH After having interring the programming mode, Nr. ( telephone number) will flash. Ph one Numbers Rec Message Press the key to enter into the menu of telephone number programming. 1: Contact ID Personal # With the keys or select the desired format. (Personal # or Contact ID *); press the key to confirm. 1: Contact ID You must cancel all previously memorized telephone numbers before interring new numbers. Use the key to cancel all old number. Inter the central monitoring station telephone number and press the key if you wish to memorize other telephone numbers or to return to the main menu. # Note: it is possible to uses this option to send messages of the installation status by SMS to those persons that may take action. To memorize the number to call you must press and 1: Personal # The key may be used to cancel un wanted telephone numbers. Insert the new number and press on the display will appear: Call by phone SMS Reporting With the key or select how you wish that the message be sent (vocal or SMS) then press to confirm and go on to the next telephone number. 2: Contact ID Personal # Proceed to enter, as described above, all telephone numbers or go back to the main menu by pressing the key # DUALNT 6 INSTRUCTION MANUAL Pag. 13

14 NGLISH 03. TO RCORD TH VOIC MSSAG nter the programming menu and go to the window Rec. Message Re Phone Numbers c Message Press the key The display will show: Rec Message YS NO With the keys or select YS and confirm with ; on the display will appear: Recording... Time: 10 Record a 10 sec. Message by speaking clearly into the microphone. Be sure that there is no back ground noise. At the end the control panel will automatically exit the programming and enter panel disarmed mode. Note: To hear and test the voice dialler it is best to use the interrogation mode (See paragraph 20). Pag. 14 DUALNT-6 MANUAL

15 04. HOW TO ST TH NTRANC DLAY TIM NGLISH nter the programming menu and go to the window ntry Delay Rec Message n try Delay Press the key ntry delay 10 Inter the entry time desired form 00 to 59 seconds. Use always 2 figures. # At the end press the key to return to the previous menu or to go to the next menu. 05. HOW TO ST TH XIT DLAY TIM nter the menu and go to the window xit Delay x ntry Delay it Delay Press the key xit delay 10 Set the time form 00 to 59 seconds entering always 2 figures. # At the end press the key to return to the previous menu or to go to the next. DUALNT 6 INSTRUCTION MANUAL Pag. 15

16 NGLISH 06. STTING TH SIRN TRIGGR TIM nter the main menu and go to the Siren Duration xit Delay Si ren Durations Press key mergency Siren 01 Set the mergency siren duration time; you may set from 00 to 59 minutes. This time must be memorize always using 2 digits as seen above 00 and 59. # At the end press to return to the previous menu or press to proceed to the next window. Perimeter Siren 01 Set the siren alarm time Perimeter ; it is possible to set from 00 to 59 minutes. Always enter numbers with 2 digits as seen above. # At the end press the key to return to the previous menu or press to proceed to the next window Motion Siren 01 Set the alarm time for Motion Siren ; it is possible to set from 00 to 59 minutes. Always enter numbers with 2 digits as seen above. Note: If the siren is sent on 00, no siren will be triggered but all the other alarm trigger functions will be active. # At the end press the key to return to the previous menu or press to proceed to the next window. Pag. 16 DUALNT-6 MANUAL

17 07. MANAGMNT OF CNTRAL MONITORING STATION (CMS) NGLISH nter the programming menu and go to the window CMS options Siren Durations CM S Options Press the key On the display appears: nter Account # 0001 Inter your account number from 0000 to This number must be supplied by the CMS. If this number is not inserted, only an SMS of the panel status will be sent. It is important, however, to select YS on the control panel option for the installation status in order to receive the SMS status information message. Press the key to confirm. On the display appears: Arming Status? YS NO With the keys or select YS or NO and confirm with key on the display appears AC Loss YS NO The DUALNT-6 send a SMS with text: AC Loss (10 minutes after the power failure). With the keys or select YS or NO and confirm with key on the display appears Low Battery YS NO With the keys or select YS or NO and confirm with key on the display appears With the keys or select YS or NO and confirm with key. In this case the panel will exit the programming mode and activate to send an SMS Manual Test to the 1st Tel. number selected like Contact ID to send an SMS that is in the menu Personal #. This test can be made also when the panel is in function but disarmed by pressing the digits of the end user password followed by.leaving the lection as NO and pressing the key on the display you will see 5 T Manual Test YS NO DUALNT 6 INSTRUCTION MANUAL Pag. 17

18 NGLISH Automatic test time indicates time that goes by between two messages of control panel working correctly to the CMS Auto Test Time If this number is set to this indicates that this function is not active In order that this function be active you must set the display so that it will show to minutes, if the display shows this test is not in function. (from to is not accepted.) # At the end press the key to return to the preceding menu or the key to go to the next menu. Note: With the above setting in function, the Dualnet-6 will send a full report of its status in a given time period as shown on the display. This includes (Mains 230Vac, Low battery, Zone failures, Telephone line failures, etc.) In the case of panel failure or alarm trigger, the control panel, through the on-board telephone diallers, will send in real time, all the events taking place. 08. TLPHON LIN TAMPR CONTROL nter the programming menu and go to the window PSTN Failure PS CMS Options TN Failure Press the key on the display will appear: PSTN Failure YS NO With the keys or select YS or NO and confirm with Automatically you will return to the preceding menu. Note: By selecting YS on Phone Anti-cut, if the control panel is not in programming mode and the PSTN telephone line is not present, on the display will appear Phone cut and two beeps will emitted every 7 seconds by the keypad. Pag. 18 DUALNT-6 MANUAL

19 09. ATTRIBUTING TH ZONS nter the programming menu and go to the window Zone Attribute NGLISH PSTN Failure Zo ne Attribute Press the key Zone Number 01 To select the zone number to which you wish to attribute the sensor, you must press the key and digit the number of the zone from 01 to 44 (you must always press 2 numbers). After the zone has been selected on the display will appear the zone selected. Then press to confirm and on the display will appear: Zone Type ** Group Belonging: 0 = 24 hour 1 = Night arming (only parametric) 2= Day Arming (total) With the keys or select the group of belonging **; then press the key to proceed with the next display window (see the factory settings on table 1) Sensor Type 01 To select the type of sensor you must press and digit the corresponding number. Follow the table 2 and 3 on the following page (insert a number between 00 and 15). At the end press key to proceed to the next window. Bypass Zone? YS NO With the keys or select if the zone must be bypassed or not and then press the key to proceed to the next window. ntry Delay? YS NO With the keys or select if the zone must be delayed or not, then press the key if you desire to proceed to the next window or press the key to return to the previous menu. # DUALNT 6 INSTRUCTION MANUAL Pag. 19

20 NGLISH INDICATION OF HOW TO DFIN A ZON ZON From 01 to 14 Hardwire From 15 to 44 Wireless Belonging to ** Zone Bypassed DLAYD Selecting how a zone must function is important. You may select between 24 Hours, Night and Day All zones that have not been used must remain in (BYPASS) mode (*) If it is necessary to inter into a protected zone, the zone must be in delay mode. SNSOR COD This is the code attributed to the sensor during programming: from 01 to 15 Note: The sensor code 00 is associated to the HOLD-UP trigger button. TYP OF SNSOR This is the type of sensor installed which is named in the trigger of an alarm. (*) xample: if the hardwire zone expansion module (DN-8Z) is not used you must by-pass the zone 07 to 14. (**) See page 19 under 09 attribute the zones. Sensor code Test shown on keypad & SMS CID displays Table no. 1 Sensor Codes CID displays text 00 Hold up 100 mergency call 01 Door Contact 131 Perimeter alarm - door 02 Gas detector 112 Gas alarm 03 Smoke detector 111 Smoke alarm 04 Corridor Sensor 132 Motion detector alarm 05 Kitchen Window 131 Perimeter alarm - window 06 Kitchen PIR 132 Motion detector alarm 07 Bathroom Window 131 Perimeter alarm - window 08 Bathroom PIR 132 Motion detector alarm 09 Water detector 113 Water flow alarm 10 Bedroom Window 131 Perimeter alarm - window 11 Bedroom PIR 132 Motion detector alarm 12 Livingroom Contact 131 Perimeter alarm - window 13 Livingroom Window 131 Perimeter alarm - window 14 Livingroom PIR 132 Motion detector alarm 15 Outdoor Sensor 136 Perimeter alarm outdoor PIR Pag. 20 DUALNT-6 MANUAL

21 Table 2: Factory settings for the Hardwire Zones NGLISH Hardwired zone Sensor code Hardwired zone Sensor code Zone type Bypass Delay Zone type 0 NO NO Zone type Bypass Delay Zone type 0 NO NO Table 3: Factory settings for the Wireless Zones Wireless zone Zone type Bypass Delay code NO NO Wireless zone Zone type Bypass Delay code NO NO Wireless zone Zone type Bypass Delay code NO NO Note: The control panel is factory supplied with all wireless zones sensors programmed with sensor code 01 which is normally attributed to magnetic contacts MG-1 and MG STTING OF TH SMART ZONS nter into the main menu and go to the window Set Smart Zone Press the key Zone Attribute Se t Smart zone Zone Number 01 To select the zone to modify, you must press the key and digit a number between 01 and 44 for the zone number (you must always use two digits). Press the key to confirm. DUALNT 6 INSTRUCTION MANUAL Pag. 21

22 NGLISH Ready-To-Arm YS NO If you select YS and I proceed to arm the panel after I have exited the programming mode and this zone is triggered the control panel will indicate on the display that the zone is Not Ready Check and immediately there after you will see the zone that is trigger with the indication of the type of sensor. After this will appear a request of forced arming indicated as Not Ready Arm Any way Y/N at this point you must select if you want the panel to go ahead with the Arming just the same. Sensor Status OP CL Leave this function on CH and press the keys Door Chime YS NO With the keys or select the Door Chime zone. With the Dualnet-6 disarmed, every time this zone is triggered the buzzer inside of the keypad will emit a beep. Note: To use the Door Chime zone, it is necessary to activate it with the panel disarmed by entering, on the keypad, the end user password followed by the number 9 (See page 8). At the end press the key to continue and set the next zone or press the key # to return to the main menu. 11. PROGRAMMING TH PG-3 KYCHAIN TRANSMITTRS. nter the main menu and go to the window Programming sensors Set Smart Zone Pr ogram Sensor Press the key Zone Number 00 The Zone 00 is associate with the learning of the keychain transmitter Pegaso code PG-3 Press the key Group Number 0 Group Number 0 is associate to the 1st Peg-3 to be learned. You may learn up to 10 different Peg-3 codes. Press the key to cancel the number that indicates the memory position of the Peg-3. Select a new position and press the key to confirm. Pag. 22 DUALNT-6 MANUAL

23 On the display appears: ActivateSensor Delete Sensor To memorize To cancel NGLISH If you desire to cancel a Peg-3 transmitter already memorized, press the keys or until the Display shows: Delete sensor. Then press to confirm. ActivateSensor Delete sensor. Deleting Sensor Success Press to proceed. With keys or select Activate sensor to learn the Peg-3 Pegaso code. With the Peg-3 keychain transmitter press the Arm button and ActivateSensor Learning send transmission with-in 20 seconds. See page 27. If the panel does not learn the code, the display will show Failure press the key and repeat the above procedure once again. If the Peg-3 code has been previously memorized, on the display will appear Update? By pressing the Peg-3 transmitter code will moved to a new position and memorized. NOT: If the password is in the same position, it may be cancelled. If this takes place it must be again memorized. Press once again if you wish to memorize additional Peg-3 transmitters otherwise press to return to the main menu. # Success ActivateSensor Failure 00Sensorxists Update? 12. PROGRAMMING TH WIRLSS SNSORS nter the programming main menu and go to the window Programming sensors Press the key The zone 00 is associated to Zone Number the Peg-3. So the zone 00 must not be used for the 00 wireless sensors. Use only the zones from 15 to 44. To select the zone number you must press the key 2 times and then select a zone from 15 to 44. These are the 30 wireless zones available. Group = this means that each zone may memorize up to 4 sensor codes and the number 0 to 3 will indicate the order in which they have been Learned in each zone. Set Smart Zone Pr ogram Sensor Group Number NOT: If the end user wishes to know which sensor has triggered the alarm, low battery or tamper, it is best to memorize only 1 sensor in each zone. very zone can memorize 4 different sensors codes. The group number indicates the sequence of memorization. Press to cancel the previous number select a new number and confirm. 0 DUALNT 6 INSTRUCTION MANUAL Pag. 23

24 NGLISH. ActivateSensor Delete Sensor To memorize To Cancel If you desire to cancel a wireless sensor select with the keys or Delete sensor Delete Memorized sensor will appear. Press to cancel. Press ActivateSensor Delete sensor. to proceed Deleting Sensor Success With the keys or select Activate sensor to learn a sensor s code. ActivateSensor Learning From a distance of about 5 mt. from the keypad and within 20 seconds, send a transmission, from the sensor. Success If the panel memorizes the code the display will show Memorized if it does not it will show Failure. Press the key and repeat the above procedure If the sensor code has been previously memorized, on the display will appear Update? By pressing the sensor code will moved to a new position and memorized. NOT: If the password is in the same position, it may be cancelled. If this takes place it must be again memorized. Press once again if you wish to memorize additional Peg-3 transmitters otherwise press to return to the main menu. # ActivateSensor Failure 00Sensorxists Update? 13. ALARM RPORTS nter in the main menu and go to Alarm History Program Sensor Al arm History Press the key On the display you will see: 00: 00 Tamper 00 = is the number of the event 00 Tamper = is the zone in which the Tamper is triggered. By pressing the key the display will show number date and hour of the event. 00: :00AM 00 = Number of the event = Date of alarm trigger 12:00 AM = Hour of alarm trigger With the keys or the end user or installer may go up and down in the event log. The smallest number indicated the last event. You may go up and down in the event log also with the key. At the end press to return to the main menu. # Pag. 24 DUALNT-6 MANUAL

25 14. CONTROL PANL ACCSS VNT LOG RPORTS NGLISH nter the main menu and go to the window Access Report Alarm History Ar ming History Press the key. 00: Sys Disarmed :00A 00:Sys Disarmed = Log Number 00: = (date of disarm) 12:00A (time of disarm) With the keys or you may go up and down in the access event log (the lowest number will indicate the most recent event). Also with the key will allow you to go up and down in the access event log. At the end press to return to the main menu. 15. HOUR STTING nter the main menu and go to the window Hour Setting # Press the key On the display you will see: Arming History Se t Time Set Time Time 10 = (hour); 20 (minutes); 40 (seconds) (A.M. from 01:00 to 12:00) (P.M. from 12:01 to 24:00) To change the hour ii is necessary to press and insert the new time.. Then press to confirm. At the end press the key to return to the main menu. 16. DAT STTING # nter the main menu and go to the window Date Setting Se Set Time t Date Press the key On the display you will see: Set Date Date 14 (Year); 03 (Month); 10 (Day); 1 (Day of the week= Monday) To changed the date you must press the key Press to confirm. At the end press # to return to the main menu. and enter the new date. DUALNT 6 INSTRUCTION MANUAL Pag. 25

26 NGLISH 17. Management of Panel from remote: To activate the option of remote settings of the Dualnet-6 with SMS commands from a cellular telephone, you must, in the main menu, go to the window CMS Options then follow the instructions on pag.17. Go to the next window Arming Status and select YS and then Siren Durations CM S Options Arming Status? YS NO insert the telephone number to which the SMS confirmation must be sent in the menu Phone Number Setting, under Contact ID and set the SMS option (see page 13) 1: Contact ID Personal # Insert number that must receive the SMS command. Call by phone SMS Reporting The SMS will be sent to all Tel. numbers for Contact ID and for SMS numbers. Using SMS message To arm the Dualnet-6 from remote send the following SMS message: Password + BF xample: With factory set password (1234) the message to send is: 1234BF The Dualnet-6 will reply with an SMS message: ARMD (this indicates that the panel has been armed in Day mode.) To disarm the Dualnet-6 the following SMS message must be sent: Password + CF xample: with the factory password (1234) the message to send is: 1234CF The Dualnet-6 will reply with an SMS message: DISARMD (this indicates that the panel has been totally Disarmed.) RMOT COMMANDS You must call on of the two Dualnet-6 telephone numbers (PSTN or GSM) ; Wait about 20 seconds and the panel answers with a beep ; Digit the password followed by # and wait for a confirmation tone. At this point press 1 to arm in day mode 2 to arm in night mode and 3 to arm totally. 1 to Arm in Day Mode 2 to Arm in Night Mode 3 for Total Disarm 4 for listen-in function NOT: For every command you will hear a confirmation beep and them the line will automatically be disconnected. Note: To arm the control panel in night or day mode from remote with an SMS message or a voice message, the control of zones triggered is not active (see under note how this will function). Pag. 26 DUALNT-6 MANUAL

27 18. Panel Functions: NGLISH With the control panel Disarmed, it is possible to Arm by pressing the correct number on the keypad or wireless with a coded PG-3 transmitter that has been learned by the control panel With Button 1 you may Arm and Disarm the panel in DAY mode : 30 AM MON With button 2, you may Arm & Disarm the control panel in NIGHT mode T # PG-3 Led lights during transmission Button 3 MRGNCY CALL or Hold-up alert. To arm the panel in DAY mode with keypad: The installation will arm with programmed exit time and check the zones with option Ready to Arm on Yes To arm the panel in NIGHT mode with keypad: Password + 2 The installation will arm with the programmed exit time and check the zones with the option Ready to Arm on Yes To Disarm the panel with keypad: Password + 1 Password + 3 If you wish to ARM the panel in Day mode without an exit delay time (immediate) in Day mode and without taking into consideration if a zone is triggered. Digit on keypad the following: Password + 4 If you wish to ARM the panel in Night mode without any exit delay time and without taking into consideration if a zone is triggered. Digit on keypad the following: Password + 7 The zones that are triggered when the panel is being armed will be automatically by-passed and will become active again if normalized. (see note no page 8) Keypad service buttons The keypad service buttons, seen below, must be pressed for 2 seconds to trigger an alarm. HOLD-UP FIR MRGNCY DUALNT 6 INSTRUCTION MANUAL Pag. 27

28 NGLISH 19. Alarm trigger sequence: In the case of an alarm trigger the control panel will go throw the following sequence: 1. The installed sensors will sense an intrusion and trigger the panel and all sirens connected. 2. The control panel will send an alarm trigger message through the on-board GSM dialler; if the GSM dialler is not working a message will be sent through the PSTN normal telephone lines. 3. The memorized telephone numbers will receive an SMS or VOIC message. The call priority depends on how the telephone number have been memorized. Telephone Number 1 priority 1, number 2 priority 2, etc. 4. The reception of the voice message can be received up to 5 consecutive times, during this period the end user may: Button [8] and go to listen-in function. At this point he will hear what is taking place in the protected area. The duration of the listen-in function is 15 sec. And after this the line will be interrupted. Button [#] to hear the memorized trigger message once again and at the end the call will be interrupted. Button [*] to end the phone call, this will block totally the telephone calling cycle. If you press any key with the exception of [8] [#] [*], no other calls will be received at this telephone number, but the calling cycle will continue to the other telephone numbers memorized. If you press any key, this will isolate your number and you will not receive any further calls for this particular alarm trigger. If in this installation you have installed a DVR-6, the control panel will also trigger the DVR-6 and a 3 minute audio visual recording will take place in the protected area. A triggered control panel may be triggered by: ntering the end user password on the KYPAD. Pressing button one on the keychain transmitter PG-3 (2 beeps will be emitted) Using a pulse key or electronic key. (If installed) Sending from remote an SMS message (see paragraph 17) By calling the panel through the GSM or PSTN network (see paragraph 17). 20. Panel remote interrogation: When the Dualnet-6 receives a remote interrogation, the panel will answer the phone with a beep; after this the caller must digit the User Password followed by [#] and wait for a confirmation beep (*). Now you may send the following commands: Press: [1] For Day Arming. [2] For Night Arming. [3] To Disarm the control panel. [4] To enter the Listen-in Function for 15 seconds. [5]+[0] + [XX]+[XX] + [#] to set the 24 HOUR (mergency Siren) [XX] + [XX] are the seconds 00 to 59. [5]+[1] + [XX]+[XX] + [#] to set the NIGHT alarm trigger time (Perimeter Siren) [XX]+[XX] are seconds from 00 to 59. [5]+[2] + [XX]+[XX] + [#] to set the alarm trigger time of the MOTION zones (Motion Siren) [XX]+[XX] are seconds from 00 to 59. [6] To listen to the playback of the voice message. [*] To hang up the phone. Also by pressing the key [8] + [#] will activate the listen-in function. (*) NOT: If you have inserted the end user password, pressed the key [#] and the DUALNT-6 emits 2 beeps, this means that the wrong password has been entered. You must enter once again the correct password followed by [#] and wait for a confirmation beep. After 3 wrong attempts, the DUALNT-6 will automatically hang up the telephone line. Pag. 28 DUALNT-6 MANUAL

29 NGLISH 21. Hold-up alarm trigger procedure (Distress Code): In case of (hold-up or medical distress) it is possible to Disarm the control panel with an mergency code: After having entered this mergency password, all sirens both hardwired and wireless will be disarmed. The Dualnet-6, however, will continue to send all messages to the telephone numbers memorized. To totally block the control panel the nd User Password must be entered. 22. Sensor low battery trigger procedure: When a wireless sensor send a low battery transmission, the keypad will emit 3 beeps every 60 seconds. While in programming mode go to the window Alarm Reports and find the position in which low battery has been memorized. This position will indicate the sensor that has sent the low battery transmission signal. You should now proceed to change the battery in that sensor. This must be done with the Dualnet-6 in programming mode and it must be done in no more than 2 minutes to avoid a tamper alarm trigger. After this has been done exit the programming mode and test the new battery by triggering the sensor to make sure that the keypad will no longer emit a 3 beeps every 60 seconds. Repeat the above procedure if the beeps do not terminate. Also the new battery may be defective. 23. Return control panel to factory settings: In this section is described how the control panel may be totally reset to the factory values. In the programming menu press the digits: # + In Staller Password A long buzzer sound will be heard and the control panel will automatically be returned to its original factory settings. The following data will be cancelled: - All new codes will be cancelled and installed again the Fty. Codes as follows: Installers code 1234, nd user code 1111, mergency code 2222) - All dialler telephone numbers will be cancelled. - ntrance and exit time will be set to Fty levels (10 sec.) ntrance and xit. - All sirens setting will return to 60 seconds. - All Zone data and selections will be cancelled. - All Zone data and options will be cancelled. - All Pegaso key chain codes learned will be cancelled. - All Pegaso sensor codes learned will be cancelled. - vent alarm memory will be cancelled. - vent access memory will be cancelled. The following will remain memorized and cancelled if over written. - The voice message. - CMS options - Date and hour - PSTN telephone line status. Programming the wireless outdoor siren While programming the wireless siren the control panel will show confirmation messages on the display. Due to this, we suggest that the installer program the siren to function with the control panel before fixing it to the wall. To do this, consult the programming instructions supplied with the siren. DUALNT 6 INSTRUCTION MANUAL Pag. 29

30 NGLISH Basic instruction to be combined with the siren instructions. 1) With the control panel disarmed, open the siren front cover and leave the siren tamper switch open. Position the siren dip-switch as indicated in the siren installation manual. 2) Power up the siren as indicated in its installation manual. 3) Arm the DUALNT-6 control panel (see page 27). An R.F Pegaso transmission code will be automatically sent to and learned by the siren. 4) Once the siren has received & memorized the R.F. code, confirmation will be seen and heard 5) Now disarm the DUALNT-6 and enter into programming mode (see par.01 page 12). 6) With the keys & Select the menu Prog. Sensors (see par.12 page 23). 7) To have the panel learn the siren code, Select a wireless sensor zone (for example zone 44) and position panel in learn mode. When the siren sends its code the panel will learn it (see par.12 page 23). 8) You may now fix the siren to the wall with the screws supplied. Re-position the siren dip-switch in OFF and close the tamper switch by closing the front cover. 9) An R.F. transmission will be sent to the control panel and the panel will confirm reception. This will also be confirmed by the keypad which will indicate Memorized. If this does not take place, repeat all operations from point 1. 10) In the Zones selected as Bypass NO for the zone selected. 11) xit the DUALNT-6 programming mode and make the necessary test to understand if the siren is functioning correctly. To install additional sirens with the same panel, you must repeat the procedure from 1 to 4 and also 8 and 11 above, all codes between panel and siren will be the same. To memorize a DVR-6, after having set the date and hour (see DVR-6 instructions), press the DVR-6 learn button and arm the DUALNT-6 (5 beeps will give confirmation). Disarm the panel and enter into programming mode, select a free zone in Program Sensor and by pressing the transmission button on the back side of the DVR-6. The panel will confirm to have learned the DVR code. You may now terminate the DVR installation and exit the panel programming mode. TCHNICAL CHARACTRISTICS: Power supply: Maximum regulated 14 Vdc. Current drain in disarmed status: < 50 ma. Current drain in alarm trigger status: < 120 ma, con peaks of 1Amp. For the GSM module. Approved transceiver module GW TRANSK 1120 : MHz. C Approved GSM four band module ZT MG2639. PSTN telephone conform to C Standards. 1 input for pulse or electronic key for DAY AND NIGHT ARMING lead time 500 mille sec. 2 lectronic siren outputs: 12 volts not triggered and 12 volts when triggered: max. drain 2 A 1 alarm trigger output with no delay: 12 Volt (2 A max) 2 Output to signal by remote panel status DAY / NIGHT ARMING (open collector to negative) 1 D.C. output for siren and sensors: 12 V (2 A max) Microprocessor back-up battery CR1220 / 3V Power back-up battery: 12 V - 7A/h ABS housing 17 A/h for metal housing. Dimensions: 275x220x80 mm. ABS housing. Steel housing 310x315x80mm. Weight: 1.5 Kg ABS housing. 6 Kg. Steel housing. Working temperature: -10 C ~ 70 C Working humidity: 5% ~ 95% When disposing follow the local laws that instruct you on how the unit must be disposed of. When the unit life has ends, be sure to dispose of the battery, the electronics, and the plastic housing based on the local laws in force. Pag. 30 DUALNT-6 MANUAL

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