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Premier Elite Ricochet Kits Quick Guide 

 

12 

INS626 

(only applicable for 
custom zone types)

 

 

B

 = Bell/Strobe 

 

C

 = Enable Coms 

 

I

 =Internals 

 

W

 = Warning 

 

M

 = Monitor 24Hr 

 

 

 

Zone Areas 

24/48/88/168 

Press 

 to edit,

 

 - 

 

to select an area,

 (

 = all areas, 

 

= areas A – H and I –P), 

 

to accept.

 

 

Zone Areas 640 

Press 

 to edit,

 

 

or 

 

to select an area group (1-4),

 use 

 

to select  areas A – H and I –P), 

 

to accept.

 

 

Zone Text 

Press 

 to edit,

 

 - 

 

to select characters 

(press the required key the appropriate number of times), 

 

to 

accept

 

 

. , ? ! 1 @ “ - 

 

M N O 6 

 

Move Cursor 

 

A B C 2 

 

P Q R S 7 

 

Copy Text to Memory 

 

D E F 3 

 

T U V 8 

 

Paste Text from Memory 

 

G H I 4 

 

W X Y Z 9 

 

Upper, Lower Case, Predictive Text and 

Numerical 

 

J K L 5 

 

0 _ 

 

 

Zone Chime 

Press 

 to alter chime tone,

 

 

to accept

 

 

 

Silent 

 

Chime 1 

 

Chime 2 

 

Chime 3 

 

Zone Test 

Press 

 to alter Test option,

 

 

to accept

 

 

Zone Wiring 

Press 

 to alter wiring type, 

 to accept 

 

Normally Open 

 

Triple EOL 

 

2K2/4K7/(6K8) 

 

Normally Cosed 

 

1K/1K/(3K) 

 

4K7/4K7 

 

Double Pole EOL 

 

4K7/6K8(12K) 

 

WD Monitor 

 

 

Area Programming 

 

Timers 

Use 

 

to select an area

 

to select a timer

 - 

 

to enter a value,

 

 

to accept

 

1:

 

Exit Dly for Areas: 

6: 

Bell Duration for Areas: 

2:

 

Entry Dly 1 for Areas: 

7:

 

Coms Dly for Areas: 

3:

 

Entry Dly 2 for Areas: 

8:

 

Part Bell Dly for Areas: 

4: 

2

nd

 Entry Dly for Areas: 

9: 

Conf PA Timer for Areas 

5:

 

Bell Dly for Areas:

 

 

 

 

Arming Modes 

Use

 

 

to select an area

 - 

 

to select arming an mode

 

to accept

 

 

Entry/Exit 

 

Instant 

 

Exit Term. 

 

Deferred 

 

Timed Exit 

 

 

 

Area Arm Suites 

24/48/88/168 

Use 

 

to select a suite

 

no to edit

 - 

 

to select an area

, (

 = all areas, 

 = areas A – H and I –

P), 

 

to accept

 

 

Area Arm Suites 640 

Use 

 

to select a suite

 

no to edit

 - 

 

to select an area group (1-4)

, use 

 

to select  areas A – H 

and I –P), 

 

to accept.

 

 

Area Suite Text 

Use 

 - 

 

to select a suite

 

to edit

 - 

 

to select characters 

(press the required key the appropriate 

number of times), 

 

to accept

 

 

. , ? ! 1 @ “ - 

 

M N O 6 

 

Move Cursor 

 

A B C 2 

 

P Q R S 7 

 

Copy Text to Memory 

 

D E F 3 

 

T U V 8 

 

Paste Text from Memory 

 

G H I 4 

 

W X Y Z 9 

 

Upper, Lower Case, Predictive Text & 
Numerical 

 

J K L 5 

 

0 _ 

 

 

Suite Arm Mode 

Use 

 

to select an area

 - 

 

to select an arming mode

 

to accept

 

 

Entry/Exit 

 

Instant 

 

Exit Term. 

 

Deferred 

 

Timed Exit 

 

 

 

Area Options 

12/24/48/88/168 

Use 

 

to select an option

 

to edit

 - 

 

to select an area

, (

 = all areas, 

 = areas A – H and I –

P), 

 

to accept

 

640 

Use 

 

to select an option

 

no to edit

 - 

 

to select an area group (1-4)

, use 

 

to select  areas A – H 

and I –P), 

 

to accept. 

01:

 

Auto Part Arm

 

21:

 

Unarm Fire Coms 

02:

 

Part Arm Instant

 

22:

 

Unarm Tamper Coms 

03:

 

Part Arm Silent

 

23:

 

Auto Arm Areas 

04: 

Remote Arm 

24: 

Area A Foyer

 

Summary of Contents for INS626 Premier Elite Ricochet Kits

Page 1: ...Manual De Usuario Premier 412 816 832 Issue 2 Quick Start Guide Premier Elite Ricochet Enabled Kits INS626...

Page 2: ...onnecting Keypads Expanders 7 Premier Elite 12 24 48 W Live Front 7 Wiring the Network 7 Keypad Expander Addressing 8 Installing Ricochet devices 8 Learning Devices 8 Device Type 8 Learn method 8 Auto...

Page 3: ...e found on the enclosed CD Any additional items purchased will also contain detailed instructions Additional Items Required In addition to the contents of the kit you will need the following to comple...

Page 4: ...EABLE PARTS NO USER ACCESS ONLY connect the mains supply to the mains terminal block NEVER connect the mains supply directly to the PCB ALWAYS refer to National Wiring Regulations when conducting inst...

Page 5: ...and maintenance System Keypads Should be placed on the entry route if used for arming and disarming Should be placed with the Control Panel if SmartKeys or the App s are used for arming disarming Move...

Page 6: ...rs code 1234 again i Connect AC Mains 3 The Keypad display will now show Confirm Devices press and again to confirm that all connected keypads and expanders are accounted for 4 The Keypad display will...

Page 7: ...each network The maximum number of devices that can be connected in total will depend on the control panel fitted Whenever new devices are connected to the networks they must be confirmed onto the sy...

Page 8: ...ll ensure that they are registered on the receiver or control panel and that Mesh Networks and routing are established correctly SmartKey should be learned after all other devices have been assigned t...

Page 9: ...stem Use the or to select different zones It is only possible to select Zones which have devices learned The key will cycle between the Learn or Delete options If all devices are deleted from the syst...

Page 10: ...the LE D Aux functions Using the key at this point allows you to view the group of zones and therefore the expander that the S martKey will use Use the key to select the group of Zones and Expander yo...

Page 11: ...ite Installation Manual which is on the enclosed CD or available to download from our website Default Engineer Code 00 1234 Default User Code 01 5678 Log Off Engineer Press to log out of the Engineer...

Page 12: ...for Areas 3 Entry Dly 2 for Areas 8 Part Bell Dly for Areas 4 2nd Entry Dly for Areas 9 Conf PA Timer for Areas 5 Bell Dly for Areas Arming Modes Use to select an area to select arming an mode to acc...

Page 13: ...33 Poll IP Every 10 Menu Time Out 22 Max Random Time 11 Pulse Period 1 23 Door Strike Time System Config Use to select an option to change the option to accept 00 No Bell Bell on Arm Fail 19 Auto Man...

Page 14: ...4 48 88 168 Use to select keypad to select network to edit to select an area all areas areas A H and I P to accept Areas 640 Use to select keypad to select network to edit to select an area group 1 4...

Page 15: ...Bell Tamper 22 Custom 1 Stage A 39 Com 2 Fault 05 Panel Lid Tamper 23 Custom 1 Stage B 40 Com 1 No Signal 06 Engineer Working 24 Custom 1 Stage AB 41 Com 2 No Signal 07 Confirm Devices 25 Custom 2 Sta...

Page 16: ...tor Start Test call Press to send test call to the ARC to initiate a call to the remote UDL computer using Call Back numbers 1 2 or 3 Msn Pre Dial Number Press to edit enter call waiting number to acc...

Page 17: ...Press to edit to enter pad prefix to accept Pad ARC 2 Pri No Press to edit to enter telephone number to accept Pad ARC 2 Sec No Press to edit to enter telephone number to accept Pad ARC 2 Prefix Press...

Page 18: ...neer Standard Door Strike Local Vacation User Options 1 Press to edit to select an option to change option to accept A Arming R Eng Reset Y Auto YES D Disarming a Local Arming D Disarm First O Omittin...

Page 19: ...ount Check RKP Status Use to select keypad to select network to display errors tamper to test output to test sounder Check Exp Status Use to select expander to select network to display zones voltage...

Page 20: ...ry default Master User code is The Master User is always User 01 If the Master User code has been lost or forgotten it can be reprogrammed by the Engineer in this menu Changing the Default Codes To ch...

Page 21: ...12 W 24 W 48 W 4 Onboard Zones Max 8 16 or 32 wireless device Ricochet enabled receiver onboard Expandable to 12 48 zones via keypads and zone expanders 1 x 4 wire data network standard 7 0 2 alarm ca...

Page 22: ...The red LED indicates that data is flowing out of the control panel and normally flashes very quickly The green LED indicates that data is flowing into the control panel and normally flashes slowly th...

Page 23: ...es to all ON 20 Ricochet Firmware Flash Port Connections for flasher interface to update Ricochet receiver firmware factory function only 21 Commission Mode Jumper Fit when learning and placing device...

Page 24: ...4 4PW England Technical Support UK Customers Tel 08456 300 600 Calls charged at local rate from a BT landline Calls from other networks may vary International Customers Tel 44 1706 233875 Email techsu...

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