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System config  

Auto disarmed  time

 

 
 
 

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SET  

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The first auto disarmed  Auto  disarmed

 

 

The first auto disarmed

press  * or # to select the 1--6

 

 

 

Figure12: The first auto disarmed time is at 17:35.

 

 

3.10 The Phone Numbers Setting

 

 

How To  Set Phone  Number:  Press the  PROG key   on  the  Keypad, a series of  - - -  will 

appear on the LCD. Press the Disarm key on any current registered  Key  Fob or  entering the 

preprogrammed PIN code, and the word 'Sensor' will appear on the LCD.  Pressing the *  key 

on the Keypad, the LCD will show the words  'Zone type'.  Pressing the # key  on the Keypad, 

the LCD will show the words 'SYS phone'. Press No 1 on the  numeric Keypad. Enter the  full 

phone number of the Central Station Comms.and press PROG to store this number.  Pressing

 

* then #  scroll back down to  'SYS phone' Press No2 on  the numeric  Keypad. Enter  the full 

phone number of the Central Station secondary number for comms using the numeric keypad 

on  the panel, then  Press   PROG  to  store  this number.  The  No 1 and  2  are  for C.S. Phone 

numbers, No 3 to 6 are for personal numbers.   If not  networking,  No 1 and 2 can also  be set 

with personal numbers.

 

If no further  actions take  place the panel will automatically return  to normal  state after 

approximately 30 seconds. Otherwise at the end, press  the Dis-Arm key on a  registered Key

 

Fob to return the panel to normal state.

 

Press disarming key  on any current registered key fob or  entering the  preprogrammed 

PIN code, and the word 'Sensor' will appear on the LCD. Pressing the *  key on the Keypad, 

the LCD will show the words  'Zone type'. Pressing the  # key on the Keypad,  the LCD  will 

show  the  words  'SYS phone'.  Press  No 7  key  on the  keypad,   the  Panel  will  access the 

location of the C.S. account code. Enter the account code using the  numeric keypad on  the 

panel,   this  is  normally  a   4   Digit  Code  called  site  code. Press  'Prog'  key to  store  the 

programmed number.

 

If no further actions take place the panel will automatically return to normal state after 

approximately 30 seconds. Otherwise at the end, press the Dis-Arm key on a registered Key 

Fob to return  the panel to normal state.

 

3.12 Deleting Zones

 

 

How To Delete a Zone: There are two ways to delete  a  zone

 

A: Delete all the detectors within the zone.

 

Press the DELETE key on the keypad, , a series of  - - -  will appear  on the LCD.  Press 

the Disarm key on any current registered Key Fob or entering the preprogrammed PIN code 

and the word 'DEL Sensor' will appear on the LCD.  Pressing the 0 then 1 key on the Keypad 

to select the Zone number of the detector or Key fob that needs to be deleted. e.g. select 3 on 

Keypad, the LCD will display 'Zone  3'. Using the numeric Keypad select the number of the 

detector  requiring  to be deleted. e.g.  Detector No  4 in Zone 3.  The  LCD will now display

 

‘Zone   3   4'. Press DELETE and the detector will be deleted from memory.

 

 

B: Enter the location of zone type setting, set the No 7 field to 0, refer to 3.8 figure 10.

 

 

 

3.13 Viewing The Recording Event Log

 

Events refer to occurrences  taking  place within your s ystem,  such as,  which key  Fob 

Armed or Dis-Armed the system  and when. If an  alarm  occurred  which  detector in which 

Zone activated the alarm and when.

 

How To View  the event record: press the * key on the keypad, the panel LCD will show 

the latest event, using the * and # keys to look over previous events, times and information.

 

Note: the top line always shows the latest event information.

 

 

Figure13: The LCD display when there is a panic alarm from the keypad

 

 

3.11 The C.S. Account Code Setting

 

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RMOT

 

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M  

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ALM

 

 

How To Set C. S. Code: Press the  PROG key on the numeric  Keypad, a series of - - -  will

 

appear on the LCD.

 

 

RMOT 

ALM    :  remote panic alarm

 

 

 

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Summary of Contents for ZDAS-300

Page 1: ...Luxury Voiced LCD Alarm System USER S MANUAL Model ZDAS 300 Thank you for choosing our panel Please read the manual carefully before fixing it ...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...VIEW 1 1 1 Introduction 1 1 2 Basic Principle of Operation 1 1 3 Component Parts 2 1 4 Optional Extra Detectors available 2 2 DESCRIPTION 3 2 1 The Keypad 3 2 2 The LCD Character details and description 4 3 INSTALLATION INFORMATION 9 3 1 The Basic Flow Chart 6 3 2 Registering Key Fobs 7 3 3Registering Sensors 7 3 4 Installing Wired Detector 8 3 5 Checking Registration 8 3 6 Deleting Registered Key...

Page 4: ...s PROG to save using this way can set C S Account in Pry 7 or other private phone No press the registered key fob ESC key to exit To set C S phone number 1 To register Key fobs 2 To register Detectors 3 To set Zone type 4 To set System configuration 5 To set C S phone NO and site code 1 OVERVIEW 1 1 Introduction 1 Blue backup LCD display everything you want to konw about the panel 2 Full complianc...

Page 5: ...the Alarm Signals from the various Detectors It also contains the central Station communicator and By directional Audio Verification mechanism Everything you need to know about the security system is displayed on the panel keypad LCD The zones 24 Hours Armed Part armed Disarmed and the important Messages regarding system status are displayed on the LCD screen See section 2 1 and 2 2 Wireless Remot...

Page 6: ...tect the particular frequency and then transmitting an alarm signal to the control panel 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 1 watchdog zone 0 not a watchdog zone 2 1 exit delay 0 no exit delay 3 1 entry delay 0 no entry delay 4 1 24 hours zone 0 not 24 hours zone 5 1 sounder when alarming 0 silent when alarming 6 1 armed zone 0 part armed zone 7 1 sensor in the zone 0 no sensor in the zone Zone 1 selected 2 DESCRIPT...

Page 7: ...ng system status appear on the LCD screen LOG M D H M D 2 2 The LCD Character details and description 2 2 1 The panel LCD screen whole information shows as follows Figure 23 Detector No 2 in zone 3 is low voltage LOG DIS PART ARMED WatchDog M D H M D B When the panel is in the Armed PART Armed mode if the detector such as PIR detects itself being low voltage the panel will sound a beep every secon...

Page 8: ... is transferred to the C S the operator then has access to the customer details address name phone numbers 2 2 2 When the panel is set in the away armed mode the LCD screen will show the following ARMED key holders etc He also has audio access to the premises He can Listen in or Speak to the occupants this will allow the C S operator to request a pre arranged password to confirm the identity of th...

Page 9: ... fob will still be sounder alarm if it is set with sounder alarm 4 9 Access the Control Panel from a remote telephone mobile or land line The Remote Control enables the use of the land line phone or mobile phone to remotely control panel Call the phone number of the line connected to the alarm panel the panel will answer the call after 1 to 8 rings programmable When the panel answers the call ente...

Page 10: ...ows particular detectors in each Zone to be local alarm only or local alarm and transmit alarm information to the C S each detector can be configured differently e g local Alarm only or local Alarm and C S function door bell function or in the case of Key Fob Request Assistance with without sounder How to set the function press Sensor key and appears on the LCD Press registered Key Fob or entering...

Page 11: ...n the keypad a series of appear on the LCD Enter the PIN code or press the Disarm key on a registered key fob and the word Sensor will appear on the LCD Trigger the detector you wish to register the panel will receive the detectors code and the word CODE will appear on the LCD Pressing a numeric key 1 to 8 on the keypad will select the zone you wish to allocate the detector e g Pressing No 3 on th...

Page 12: ...e No 2 detector in Zone 3 If no further actions take place the panel will automatically return to normal state after approximately 30 seconds Otherwise at the end press Dis Arm key on a registered Key Fob to return the panel to normal state 3 8 The Zone Setting and Allocation The alarm system has 8 zones which can be configured depending on your requirements The Factory Default Zone configuration ...

Page 13: ...d PIN code and the word Sensor will appear on the LCD Pressing the key on the Keypad the LCD will show the words Zone type pressing No1 to 8 numeric key to select corresponding zone then pressing the 0 or 1 numeric Keypad to configure all the fields in this zone At the end press the PROG key to complete and save operation By way of example below is configured as follows Zone 7 selected is a Watchd...

Page 14: ...04 20 seconds 02 Entry delay time delay alarm The time is double digit XX The actual time is the product of XX times 5 The initialization value is 06 30 seconds 03 Sounder run time The time is double digit XX The actual time is the product XX times 20 The initialization value is 06 120 seconds 04 Watchdog time The unit time is hours The factory default value is 12hours 05 Watchdog start and stop t...

Page 15: ...is required within 2 5 seconds after transmitting data to the C S the Panel Will receive the SPEAK request from C S If it is not required the panel hangs up automatically ALM phone line cut_off alarm Figure15 The LCD display when the phone line is cut 13 Engineer Option Listen to dial out DTMF 0 NO 1 YES This option will Automatically extinguish when the panel is closed or on the hour Default 0 14...

Page 16: ...e account code using the numeric keypad on the panel this is normally a 4 Digit Code called site code Press Prog key to store the programmed number If no further actions take place the panel will automatically return to normal state after approximately 30 seconds Otherwise at the end press the Dis Arm key on a registered Key Fob to return the panel to normal state 3 12 Deleting Zones How To Delete...

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