Teletek electronics CA60Plus Installation Manual

1. Security Control Panel............................................................................................................4 2. LED Display Keypad. ............................................................................................................4 3. Inputs and Outputs.................................................................................................................5 4. LED Keypad Wiring...............................................................................................................6 5. Programmable Outputs PGM1, PGM2 and PGM3...............................................................7 6. Programmable Output SIREN...............................................................................................7 7. Detectors Wiring....................................................................................................................9 8. Internal Communicator Wiring............................................................................................10 9. Powering up the Panel..........................................................................................................10 PART II. Programming the CA60Plus Parameters....................................................................11 1. Zone Configuration...............................................................................................................14 2. PGM and SIREN programmable outputs configuration......................................................17 3. Times....................................................................................................................................19 4. Code system management...................................................................................................20 5. Engineer parameters...........................................................................................................21 6. Communicator parameters..................................................................................................23 7. Communicator test parameters...........................................................................................25 8. Communicator event codes.................................................................................................26 9. CA60Plus test modes..........................................................................................................28 Appendix A..............................................................................................................................29 RESET Parameters Table........................................................................................................29

The CA60Plus Security Control Panel is designed and tested in accordance with the EMC standards. For the reliable functioning of the system, please have in mind the following recommendations: 1. Make sure that the control panel is well earthened. 2. Isolate the low and high voltage cables and use different entry holes into the cabinet. 3. Avoid putting connecting wires loops inside the cabinet and their mounting above or under the PCB. 4. The additional relays SHOULD NOT be housed inside the CA60Plus Control Panel cabinet because their work may generate electromagnetic noise. 4.1. Use relays with good isolation between the contacts and the coil. 4.2. The relays connected to outputs with an open collector should be designed for 12 V DC and coil impedance more than 400 Ω. 5. The connecting cable between the control panel and the keypad should be 4-wired. It is not advisable: 5.1. to use this cable for other connections - phone line connection, flash-lamps, siren or relay management. 6. While mounting the connecting wires avoid channels or cable tunnels with high voltage cables. This is particularly important when these cables power up electromotors, luminiscent lamps or three-phase network. If this is not possible use shielded cables. The earthening of the shield should be done only INSIDE the control panel cabinet. TeleTek CA60Plus Installation Manual 3

2. LED Display Keypad 4 TeleTek CA60Plus Installation Manual 1 2 3 5 1 4 BATT BATTERY F - 0,63 A F1 F2 F3 Transformer 50 / 60 Hz 17 V / 24VA Powering 12V / 7 Ah 1 - Mounting holes 2 - CA60Plus Security Panel 3 - AC terminal 4 - Signal cables holes 5 - AC cable hole 1 Fig.1 CA60Plus Security Control Panel Transmitter Ca60Plus Fig.2 CA60Plus LED Display Keypad a) Cover 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 ON PROG CLEAR ENTER LED - display Key Panel ARM MEM CLR ENT 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 PROG DISARM б) Bottom 1 1 1 2 1 - Mounting holes 2 - Cables hole 1 1 1 1 1 2 2

••••• AC - 17 V/24 VA AC transformer power supply ••••• Earth - Earthening wire ••••• +AUX and - AUX - 13 V DC - 1A power supply for detectors ••••• +PGM - 13 V DC - 1A power supply for auxilliary units ••••• PGM1, PGM2 and PGM3 - programmable outputs ••••• SIREN - siren programmable output ••••• Z2, Z3, Z4, Z5 and Z6 - zone inputs; (zone Z1 is in the keypad) ••••• COM - common shield ••••• A and B - to telephone company connectors ••••• A1 and B1 - to phone ••••• RED and BLACK - keypad power supply ••••• GREEN and YELLOW - panel - keypad interface ••••• F1 - battery fuse 2A ••••• F2 - auxilliary supply fuse 1A ••••• F3 - fuse 1A for powering the detectors, the programmable outputs ant the keypad ••••• 12 V, 7 Ah battery cables 5 TeleTek CA60Plus Installation Manual BATTERY 12 V / 7 Ah F1 F2 F3 BATT Reset jumper B1 A1 B A AC +AUX -AUX +PGM PGM1 PGM2 PGM3 SIREN Z2 Z3 Z4 Z5 Z6 COM COM COM GREEN YELLOW RED BLACK LED F1 (BATT) - 2 A F2 ( AUX) - 1 A F3 (PGM) - 1 A Fig. 3 Inputs and Outputs

The CA60Plus control panel keypad is wired by the manufacturer with a 20 cm long cable bundle. While connecting the bundle to the panel have in mind the colour match of the different wires (See Fig.4). The cables for the zone in the keypad are white and black. The zone in the keypad should not to balanced. Up to three keypads may be connected in parallel to one security panel.Each keypad should be set with his own address. This could be done by mounting a jumper in a specified place inside the keypad (See Fig. 5). The keypad addresses are set by jumpers: ••••• JT - the first keypad address ••••• J0 - the second keypad address ••••• J1 - the third keypad address If there is only one keypad in the security panel it is obligatory that the JT jumper is installed. When more than one keypad is used the JT jumper should be mounted in the most distant keypad. The connecting wire between the keypad and the security panel should be no longer than 100 m and with a section no less than 0,25 mm. 6 TeleTek CA60Plus Installation Manual Fig. 4Keypad - Panel Connecting 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 ON PROG CLEAR ENTER YELLOW WHITE GREEN RED BLACK BLACK RED GREEN YELLOW BLACK SECURITY PANEL TERMINALS ZONE 1 DETECTORS WIRES ARM MEM CLR ENT 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 PROG DISARM Re v1.3 J1 J0 JT TeleTek C A 60P lu s k eyb oard R ev 2.1 Fig. 5 Keypad Jumper

The PGM1, PGM2 and PGM3 security panel outputs have a programmable active level. Thus they could be used for generating managing signals to exterior units (for example a siren with a blocking input) or direct managing of low power exterior units (such as relays, LEDs, etc.). The two ways of using the programmable outputs are described on Fig. 6 and Fig. 8. Fig. 6 describes a LED and relay management through the programmable outputs PGM. The active level of these outputs is low. 6. Programmable Output SIREN The SIREN output of the control panel is designed for siren managing. A managing signal toward a siren with blocking input could be generated or power supply managed siren provided. The two ways of using the SIREN output are discribed on Fig. 7 and Fig. 8. On Fig.7 is described the SR110E siren (produced by TeleTek®) wiring. The SIREN output has been used. When an alarm event occurs the SIREN output switches to a low level and powers up the siren SR110E. 7 TeleTek CA60Plus Instalation Manual F2 B AC +AUX -AUX +PGM PGM1 PGM2 PGM3 SIREN Z2 COM CA60Plus 1k RELAY Fig. 6 LED and Relay Management by PGM1 and PGM2 LED F2 B AC +AUX -AUX +PGM PGM1 PGM2 PGM3 SIREN Z2 COM +12 V -12 V CA60Plus SR110E Fig. 7 Two-wires SIREN Management

On Fig. 8 is described the SR2000 siren (produced by TeleTek®) wiring. Two managing signals are used - SIREN and PGM3. When an alarm event occurs the SIREN output switches to a low level and activates the SR2000 siren. When an alarm event responding to the PGM3 parameters occurs the PGM3 output switches to an active level and the SR2000 siren (depending on its configuration) activates its signal lamp or produces a “FIRE” audible signal. TeleTek CA60Plus Installation Manual 8

The CA60 Plus control panel operates with dry relay contacts detectors. It is also possible fire detectors with a relay output to be used. To balance the zones use the applied 1 kΩ resistors. The balancing resistors should be housed in the last detector in the chain. The zones that will not be used should be terminated with a 1 kΩ resistor on the terminals regardless the chosen zone balancing type. After the initial powering up of the security panel the zone balancing type should be programmed. By default the balancing is ALARM type. On Fig. 9 a, b and c are described the possible variants of wiring the detectors and balancing the zones. 9 TeleTek CA60Plus Installation Manual 1k NC RELAY 1 NC RELAY 2 NC RELAY n NC TAMPER 1 NC TAMPER 2 NC TAMPER n 1k ZONE x COM b) Connecting Detectors with Two Balancing Resistors Fig. 9 Possibilities for Connecting Detectors to the Security Panel NC RELAY 1 NC RELAY 2 NC RELAY n NC TAMPER 1 NC TAMPER 2 NC TAMPER n 1k 1k ZONE x TAMPER ZONE COM COM а) Connecting Detectors with One Balancing Resistor 1k NC RELAY 1 NC RELAY 2 NC RELAY n NC TAMPER 1 NC TAMPER 2 NC TAMPER n 1k ZONE x COM C) Connecting up to Four Detectors with Two Balancing Resistors 1k 1k

The telephone line is connected to A and B terminals of the CA60Plus security panel regardless the polarity (See Fig. 10). The phone is connected to A1 and B1 terminals of the CA60Plus security panel regardless the polarity (See Fig. 10). After powering up the security panel program the communicator parameters. If the internal communicator will not be used additional units mounting is not necessary. In this case the programming of the comunicator parameters is not advisable. 9. Powering up the Panel Put the RESET jumper on the CA60Plus security panel to configure the panel with the parameters set by default by the producer. Power up 220 V AC. The keypad will produce a short audible signal and the LEDs on the display will flash. Take off the RESET jumper. Connect the battery to the security panel through the RED (+) and the BLACK (-) cable. The normal condition of the security panel (all the detectors are non-active and there are no troubled TAMPER circuits) is indicated on the keypad by constantly illuminating green LED READY . The security panel is programmed with the default parameters set by the producer. If the keypad is open or incorrectly wired all the LEDs on the display will flash an an audible signal will be heard. If an open zone or TAMPER is present on the display will light the respective zone LED as well as the MEMORY or the TAMPER LED. ATTENTION! If an open TAMPER circuit is present in the the security system the siren will be activated. Enter 1111 code to silence the siren. The respective zone LED will illuminate constantly, the TAMPER LED will flash. Restore the trouble - the TAMPER LED will illuminate constantly. By entering a 0000 code erase the alarm event memory. 10 TeleTek CA60Plus Installation Manual B1 A1 B A } Phone Line Phone } Fig.10 Internal Communicator Connection

There are two ways to program control panel - using LED keypad and using Remote Programmrng software “Up/Down Load”. A. Programming the CA60Plus using LED keypad Begin programming the control panel only after reading the following instructions carefully. Engineer parameters programming mode of CA60Plus control panel could be activated only when the system is disarmed. Engineer parameters programming mode of CA60Plus control panel is activated by pressing the PROG key once and entering an engineer code: {PROG} -> {engineer code} After a 2-digit address is entered the control panel parameters could be programmed. Use the programming diagram shown on Fig. 11 and the detailed address descriptions in this manual. The programming could be done in the order described on Fig. 11 or in an arbitrary order. Appendix À contains a table of addresses and the panel configuration after RESET. All the possible parameters, the indication on the keypad display and the necessary manipulations for programming are described in details for each separate address. The data for each address are confirmed by pressing ENTER. When reviewing the programmed parameters the exiting of respective address by pressing the CLEAR key once is advisable. This action will not change the existing parameters. In case of a mistake when operating in the engineer menu it is advisable to exit the menu by pressing the CLEAR key twice and to start the programming mode from the beginning. B. Programming the CA60Plus using Remote Programming software “Up/Down Load” After installing there is a posibility to program control panel CA60Plus using Remote Programming software in time period of 24 hours after RESET. The connection will be with DEFAULT configuration of Up/Down Load parameters (addresses 54, 55, 56, 57, 58 and 59). After 24 hour time period elapsed the Number of Rings parameter (address 58) becomes 0 and remote access is imposible. 11 TeleTek CA60Plus Installation Manual

the User Codes Rights 1 2 3 4 5 6 User Code 1 Rights User Code 2 Rights User Code 3 Rights User Code 4 Rights User Code 5 Rights User Code 6 Rights 0 Arming by a Code 2 3 4 5 6 Arming Arming PART 1 Arming PART 2 Event Memory Review Zone Bypass 1 Disarming One Resistor/Two Resistors Enabled/Disabled Free Programmable Interval from 1 to 59 seconds Zone X Type Zone X Attribute Fig. 11 CA60Plus Parameters Programming

Engineer Parameters 5 0 Engineer Code Change 1 2 3 7 8 9 Hardware Reset Software Reset Partial Reset Call Back Number of Rings Answering Machine 5 6 Press these keys as follows <1>, <2>, <3>, <4>, <5>, <6> and PC Account for Remote Programming Panel Account for Remote Programming Enable/Disable 4 PC Telephone Number for Remote Programming Enable/Disable Enable/Disable 6 Communicator Parameters 1 2 3 4 Enable/Disable 0 5 6 7 8 Phone Number 2 Subscriber Account 2 Communication Report 1 Report Format 2 Phone Number 1 Subscriber Account 1 Report Format 1 Communication Report 2 Wait Dial Tone 8 Communicator Event Codes 9 4 5 8 7 6 MEDICAL BYPASS ON OFF TROUBLE RESTORE 1 2 3 0 ALARM PANIC TAMPER FIRE CLEAR ENGINEER MENU Exit 0 1 2 3 0 ON End of Remote programming 5 Walk Test Led Test Output Test Communicator Test Remote Programming Display 4 Display Log 0 ON End of Communication and Non-transmitted Events Erasure 3 4 ON/OFF PGM 3 2 1 ON/OFF PGM 1 ON/OFF PGM 2 Previous Event Next Event 7 Communicator Test Parameters 0 1 2 4 3 Clock Settings Test Report Time Auto Reporting Test Report Code Line Fault Indication Delay HH:MM DD MM HH:MM 9 Test Modes

ADDRESS 10 ZONE BALANCING TYPE In this address the zone balancing type is set. Each pressing of a digit key alters the balancing type. The display indication is described in the table. ALARM One balancing resistor. The LEDs from 1 to 6 light. DUAL Two balancing resistors. The LEDs from 1 to 6 do not light. DEFAULT : ALARM ADDRESS 11 ZONE 1 - TYPE AND ATTRIBUTES This address includes two submenus. In the first one is set the type of the zone, in the second one - its attributes. The switching between the submenus is done by the arrow keys. ZONE 1 TYPE SUBMENU In this submenu for a certain zone only one type could be chosen. The choice is done by pressing a digit number corresponding to the number of the desired type. 1 ENTRY/EXIT Entry/Exit zone 2 ALARM Alarm zone 3 PANIC 24 hour Panic zone 4 TAMPER 24 hour Tamper zone 5 FIRE 24 hour Fire zone 6 MEDICAL 24 hour Medical zone ZONE 1 ATTRIBUTES SUBMENU In this submenu the attributes for ZONE 1 are chosen. The zone could have more than one attribute. Each attribute is activated/desactivated alternately by pressing a digit key with the respective number. The attribute is active when the respective LED lights. At the end of the procedure on the display should light only the LEDs corresponding to the desired attributes. 1 FOLLOW Follow zone 2 DOUBLE KNOCK Double knock zone 3 PART1 Part 1 zone 4 PART2 Part 2 zone 5 CHIME Chime mode 6 FAST Fast zone DEFAULT : Entry/Exit type with PART1 and CHIME attributes ADDRESS 12 ZONE 2 - TYPE AND ATTRIBUTES Programming as in address 11. DEFAULT : ALARM type with FOLLOW attribute ADDRESS 13 ZONE 3 - TYPE AND ATTRIBUTES Programming as in address 11. DEFAULT : ALARM type with PART2 attributes ADDRESS 14 ZONE 4 - TYPE AND ATTRIBUTES Programming as in address 11. DEFAULT : ALARM type with PART2 attributes 14

Programming as in address 11. DEFAULT : PANIC type ADDRESS 16 ZONE 6 - TYPE AND ATTRIBUTES Programming as in address 11. DEFAULT : TAMPER type The zone types options and attributes are listed in Table 1 Table 1. Zone types and attributes ENTRY/EXIT This zone provides time for arming and disarming the area. When the system is armed, an activated detector in this zone will not cause an alarm until the programmed EXIT TIME is expired. When the armed zone is disturbed, the alarm will not be activated until the programmed ENTRY TIME is expired. When the ENTRY/EXIT TIME is running, an audible signal from the keypad buzzer is heard. ALARM This is an instant zone which could be activated only under Security Mode. It activates the PGMs and the SIREN output having ALARM attributes and the communicator. When the zone is activated, the MEMORY LED and the zone LED light. After disarming the system these LEDs continue lighting until a user code is entered or the system is armed again. In disarmed condition of the system the active status of this zone is indicated by the respective LED flashing while the zone is open. PANIC Silent Panic - only the programmable PANIC type outputs and the communicator are activated. When the zone is activated, the respective LED flashes. There is no memory indication. When a valid user code is entered the MEMORY LED and the zone LED illuminate constantly. The memory is erased either by reentering a valid user code or when the system is armed again. Audible Panic - activates the PGMs and the SIREN output having ALARM and/or PANIC attributes and the communicator. The sirens are instantly activated regardless the programmed delay time. When the zone is activated, the MEMORY LED and the zone LED illuminate constantly. The memory is erased either by reentering a valid user code or when the system is armed again. TAMPER The active status of this zone type activates the SIREN output, the TAMPER programmed outputs and the communicator. When the area is disarmed and the TAMPER siren output is programmed as “silent”, the TAMPER activation will cause the keypads buzzer to produce an audible signal. When the zone is activated, the TAMPER LED and the zone LED illuminate constantly. The memory is erased only by entering an engineer or a master code. Constantly open TAMPER is indicated by flashing LED TAMPER. FIRE Allows the connecting of 12 V fire detectors to the system. They should have a normally closed dry contacts in passive condition and an open circuit in alarm condition. When the detector is activated, the SIREN output, the FIRE type proggrammed outputs and the communicator are activated. When the zone is activated the MEMORY LED flashes and the zone LED illuminates constantly regardless the operating mode of the system. The memory is erased either by reentering a valid user code or when the system is armed. 15 TeleTek CA60Plus Installation Manual

the communicator are activated. Regardless the status of the system, the LED of the activated zone lights. The memory is erased either by reentering a valid user code or when the system is armed. FOLLOW The ALARM type zones could be programmed as FOLLOW zones. When the ENTRY/EXIT TIME is running the user may enter this zone type without activating the alarm. Otherwise the alarm starts immediately. DOUBLE KNOCK The ALARM type zones could be programmed as DOUBLE KNOCK zones. When a signal for activating a DOUBLE KNOCK zone occurs, a 3-minutes time window starts running. If any zone is activated before the 3-minutes period is expired, the alarm starts. If no alarm activation occurs in this time window, the first activation is ignored. If the zone remains active for more than 15 sec the alarm starts immediately. PART1 Zone with PART1 attribute enters Partial Security Mode (PART SET1). The zones with no such attribute are bypassed. The attribute is valid for ALARM or ENTRY/EXIT type zones. PART2 Zone with PART2 attribute enters Partial Security Mode (PART SET2). The zones with no such attribute are bypassed. The attribute is valid for ALARM or ENTRY/EXIT type zones. CHIME In disarmed status of the system the activation of a zone with the CHIME attribute causes a specific audible signal from the keypads. When the system is armed, this zone acts as an ordinary ALARM or ENTRY/EXIT type zone. The attribute is valid for the ALARM or ENTRY/EXIT type zones. FAST When this attribute is set to certain zone, the time for scanning the entry signal is reduced for the ALARM and ENTRY/EXIT type zones. This allows vibration detectors without an analyser to be connected to this zone. 16 TeleTek CA60Plus Installation Manual

CONFIGURATION ADDRESS 21 PGM1 PROGRAMMABLE OUTPUT In this address the events which will force the programmable output to move into an active level are programmed. A free combination of events activating the programmable output is allowed. The output is activated whenever a programmed event occurs (function logical OR) and is restored when all the programmed events are restored (function logical AND). Press the digit number corresponding to the desired parameter. If the LED with the same number lights the parameter is set. To switch between the first and the second group of parameters use the arrow keys. PGM1 PROGRAMMABLE OUTPUT - FIRST GROUP OF PARAMETERS 1 ALARM Activated when an intervention into ALARM or ENTRY/EXIT zones under Security Mode occurs. The output is restored by entering a valid user code or automatically after 1 min. 3 PANIC Activated when a PANIC type zone or the PANIC keys combination are activated. The output is restored by entering a valid user code. 3 TAMPER Activated when the tamper of a zone or a TAMPER type zone are activated regardless the status of the system - armed or disarmed. The output is restored when the tamper is restored. 4 FIRE Activated when a FIRE type zone is activated. The output is restored by entering a valid code. 5 FIRE RST Activated for 4 seconds after entering a valid code. 6 ÎN/OFF Activated when the system is armed. The output is restored when the system is disarmed. PGM1 PROGRAMMABLE OUTPUT - SECOND GROUP OF PARAMETERS 1 MEDICAL Activated when a MEDICAL type zone is activated. The output is restored by entering a valid user code. 2 PS/Bypass Activated when the system is armed with a bypassed alarm or ENTRY/EXIT zone or a Partial Security Mode (PARTSET) is on. The output is restored when the system is disarmed. 3 AC LOSS Activated when the 220 V AC is lost. The output is restored when the AC power is restored. 4 BAT LOW Activated when the battery power is less than 11 V. The output is restored when the battery power is restored. 5 FUSE Activated when any of the fuses of the panel is blown. The output is restored when the fuse is replaced. 6 POL +/- This attribute chooses the output active level. When the “-“ is chosen (the LED does not light) the active level is 0 V. When the “+” is chosen the output active level is 12 V. DEFAULT : ON/OFF, POL “+” 17 TeleTek CA60Plus Installation Manual

Programming as in address 21. DEFAULT : ALARM, TAMPER, POL “+” ADDRESS 23 PGM3 PROGRAMMABLE OUTPUT Programming as in address 21. DEFAULT : AC LOSS, BAT LOW, FUSE, POL “+” ADDRESS 24 SIREN PROGRAMMABLE OUTPUT The SIREN output is activated by 4 events. The active level of this output is low (0 V) and could not be programmed. A free combination of events activating this output is allowed. The output is restored after the bell time - programmed in address 32 - is expired. ALARM Activated when an intervention into ALARM or ENTRY/EXIT zones under Security Mode occurs. The output is restored by entering a valid user or master code or automatically after the bell time is expired. TAMPER Activated when the tamper of a zone or a TAMPER type zone are activated regardless the status of the system - armed or disarmed. In case the event is not chosen to activate the SIREN output, it will cause an audible signal from the keypads. The output is restored by entering a valid user or master code or automatically after the bell time is expired. PANIC Activated when a PANIC type zone or the PANIC keys combination is activated. The output is restored by entering a valid user or master code. FIRE Activated when a FIRE type zone is activated. The output is restored by entering a valid code. This event ALWAYS activates the SIREN output and could not be cancelled. DEFAULT : ALARM, PANIC, TAMPER, FIRE/ALW 18 TeleTek CA60Plus Installation Manual

EXIT TIME The EXIT TIME for the ENTRY/EXIT type zones is set in this address. The number of seconds from 01 to 60 is entered. For a time period less than 10 sec the first digit should be 0. The lighting scale formed by the LEDs from 1 to 6 indicates the period. Each lighting LED includes 10 seconds. For example if the LEDs 1, 2 and 3 light, the chosen time is 20 to 29 seconds. DEFAULT : 45 seconds ADDRESS 31 ENTRY TIME PROGRAMMING ENTRY TIME The ENTRY time for the ENTRY/EXIT type zones is set in this address. The number of seconds from 01 to 60 is entered. For a time period less than 10 sec the first digit should be 0. The lighting scale formed by the LEDs from 1 to 6 indicates the period. Each lighting LED includes 10 seconds. For example if the LEDs 1, 2 and 3 light, the chosen time is 20 to 29 seconds. DEFAULT : 15 seconds ADDRESS 32 BELL TIME PROGRAMMING BELL TIME The bell time period is set in this address. The number of minutes from 1 to 6 is entered. The lighting scale formed by the LEDs from 1 to 6 indicates the period. Each lighting LED includes 1 minute. DEFAULT : 3 minutes ADDRESS 33 BELL DELAY TIME PROGRAMMING BELL DELAY The bell delay time is set in this address. The number of minutes from 1 to 6 is entered. The lighting scale formed by the LEDs from 1 to 6 indicates the period. Each lighting LED includes 1 minute. DEFAULT : 0 minutes 19 TeleTek CA60Plus Installation Manual

ADDRESS 40 SET WITH CODE NO Full or Partial arming of the area does not require confirmation by entering a valid user code. The LEDs from 1 to 6 do not light. YES Full or Partial arming of the area requires confirmation by entering a valid user code. The LEDs from 1 to 6 light. DEFAULT : NO ADDRESS 41 USER CODE 1 ATTRIBUTES In this address the USER CODE1 attributes are set. The user code could have more than one attribute. An attribute is activated/desactivated alternately by pressing the digit of the respective number. The choice is indicated by lighting of the LED with the number of the pressed digit. At the end of the procedure on the display should light only the LEDs responding to the desired attributes. 1 Unset Enables this user code to disarm the area. 2 FullSet Enables this user code to arm the area. 3 Part Set 1 Enables this user code to arm PART1 of the area. 4 Part Set 2 Enables this user code to arm PART2 of the area. 5 Log Gives this user code an access right to the event memory. 6 Bypass Gives this user code a right to bypass zones in the secured area. DEFAULT : UNSET, FULLSET, PART SET1, PART SET2, LOG, BYPASS ADDRESS 42 USER CODE 2 ATTRIBUTES Programming as in address 41. DEFAULT : No ADDRESS 43 USER CODE 3 ATTRIBUTES Programming as in address 41. DEFAULT : No ADDRESS 44 USER CODE 4 ATTRIBUTES Programming as in address 41. DEFAULT : No ADDRESS 45 USER CODE 5 ATTRIBUTES Programming as in address 41. DEFAUL]T : No ADDRESS 46 USER CODE 6 ATTRIBUTES Programming as in address 41. DEFAULT : No ADDRESS 47 MANAGER ACCESS TO THE USER CODE ATTRIBUTES NO The access of the manager to the user codes rights is denied. The LEDs from 1 to 6 do not light. YES The access of the manager to the user codes rights is allowed. The LEDs from 1 to 6 light. DEFAULT : YES 20 TeleTek CA60Plus Installation Manual

ADDRESS 50 ENGINEER CODE CHANGE In this address a new access code to the engineer parameters of the control panel is set. On the keypad display the LEDs: 3, 4, 5 and 6 light. After each entering of a digit of the new code, one LED stops lighting. Confirmation of the new code is required. ENGINEER CODE The engineer code is programmed. DEFAULT : 7777 ADDRESS 51 HARDWARE RESET BLOCKING In this address the hardware RESET of the control panel is enabled/disabled. In case the hardware RESET is disabled and the engineer code is unknown, the programming menu is not accessible. NO The hardware RESET is disabled. The LEDs from 1 to 6 do not light. YES The hardware RESET is enabled. The LEDs from 1 to 6 light. DEFAULT : YES ADDRESS 52 DEFFAULT PARAMETERS RESETTING (SOFTWARE RESET) DEFAULT Control panel default parameters reseting. The 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 keys are pressed SETTINGS in sequence and confirmed by ENTER. The system begins charging the default parameters. ADDRESS 53 DEFFAULT MANAGER CODE RESETTING DEFAULT Control panel default manager code (0000) reseting. The 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 keys are MANAGER CODE pressed in sequence and confirmed by ENTER. The system recharges the default manager code. ADDRESS 54 PHONE NUMBER FOR REMOTE PROGRAMMING Tel No for In this address the phone number for remote programming from the remote PC Up / Down Load is set. Hexadecimal indication. The maximum lenght of the phone number is 16 symbols, including the pause symbols (ON and 2) and the symbols for entering a DTMF dialing (ON and 1). DEFAULT : No phone number entered ADDRESS 55 REMOTE PC ACCOUNT NUMBER FOR REMOTE PROGRAMMING In this address a remote PC account number for remote programming is set. On the keypad display the LEDs: 3, 4, 5 and 6 light. After each entering of a digit of the new account, one LED stops lighting. Confirmation of the new account is required. PC ID The remote PC account number for remote programming is programmed. DEFAULT : 1234 ADDRESS 56 CONTROL PANEL ACCOUNT NUMBER FOR REMOTE PROGRAMMING In this address a control panel account number for remote programming panel is set. On the keypad display the LEDs: 3, 4, 5 and 6 light. After each entering of a digit of the account, one LED stops lighting. Confirmation of the new account is required. PANEL ID The control panel account number for remote programming is programmed. DEFAULT : 1234 21 TeleTek CA60Plus Installation Manual

In this address the Call Back option for remote programming is set. Each pressing of a digit key alters the Call Back option enable / disable. If Call Back option enabled, after an incoming call and request for remote programming, control panel hangs up and dials the number of remote PC. After connecting to remote PC the remote programming starts. The display indication is described in the table. YES Call Back option enabled. The LEDs from 1 to 6 light. NO Call Back option disabled. The LEDs from 1 to 6 do not light. DEFAULT : NO ADDRESS 58 NUMBER OF RINGS In this address the Number of Rings before control panel answers for remote programming is set. NUMBER OF The symbols from 0 to 9 could be used. RINGS If 0 entered the remote programming is disabled. It is recommended to enter value up to 7. DEFAULT : 7 ADDRESS 59 ANSWERING MACHINE OPTION In this address the Answering Machine option for remote programming is set. Each pressing of a digit key alters Answering Machine option enable / disable. If there is an answering machine (FAX for example) on the same telephone line it is necessary to ensure connection to it. Therefore the Answering Machine option has to be enabled. On the first incoming call series the control panel will not answer. On each next incoming call for 4 minutes time period the control panel will answer. The display indication is described in the table. YES Answering Machine option enabled. The LEDs from 1 to 6 light. NO Answering Machine option disabled. The LEDs from 1 to 6 do not light. DEFAULT : NO

Before configuring the communicator call your Monitoring company and specify the necessary parameters - phone numbers, the subscriber account number, communication report and event codes. Before starting to configure the parameters erase the non-transmitted codes from the event buffer in address 93 by pressing the 0 key once. ADDRESS 60 PRIMARY PHONE NUMBER (PHONE 1) Tel No 1 In this address the primary phone number for communication with the monitoring station is set. Hexadecimal indication. The maximum lenght of the phone number is 16 symbols, including the pause symbols (ON and 2) and the symbols for entering a DTMF dialing (ON and 1). DEFAULT : No phone number entered ADDRESS 61 SUBSCRIBER ACCOUNT NUMBER 1 PANEL ID 1 This is the panel ID number for the primary monitoring station. The lenght of the number is 3 or 4 digits (depending on the report format - 3x or 4x). The 0 symbol is replaced by an A (See the hexadecimal programming table in Appendix A). DEFAULT : 9999 ADDRESS 62 COMMUNICATION REPORT 1 COMMUNICATION The communication report types to the monitoring station are listed in the table REPORT 1 below. The symbols from 0 to B could be used. [0] User report - dialer [1] SP=10 pps; HS=KO=1400Hz; Data=1900Hz; 3x1, 3x2, 4x1, 4x2; [2] SP=10 pps; HS=KO=1400Hz; Data=1900Hz; EXT; 3x1, 4x1; [3] SP=20 pps; HS=KO=1400Hz; Data=1900Hz; 3x1, 3x2, 4x1, 4x2; [4] SP=20 pps; HS=KO=1400Hz; Data=1900Hz; EXT; 3x1, 4x1; [5] SP=20 pps; HS=KO=2300Hz; Data=1800Hz; 3x1, 3x2, 4x1, 4x2; [6] SP=20 pps; HS=KO=2300Hz; Data=1800Hz; EXT; 3x1, 4x1; [7] SP=40 pps; HS=KO=2300Hz; Data=1800Hz; 3x1, 4x2; [8] SP=40 pps; HS=KO=2300Hz; Data=1800Hz; EXT; 3x1; [9] SP=40 pps; HS=KO=2300Hz; Data=1800Hz; 3x1, 4x2; Checksum; [A] SP=40 pps; HS=KO=2300Hz; Data=1800Hz; EXT; 3x1; Checksum; [B] ADEMCO CONTACT ID [C]…[F] - reserved for future use DEFAULT : 1 ADDRESS 63 REPORT FORMAT 1 x1 Choosing the format of the set report 3x1, 4x1. The LEDs from 1 to 6 light. x2 Choosing the format of the set report 3x2, 4x2. The LEDs from 1 to 6 do not light. DEFAULT : x2 ADDRESS 64 SECONDARY PHONE NUMBER (PHONE 2) Tel No 2 In this address the secondary phone number for communication with the monitoring station is set. Hexadecimal indication. The maximum lenght of the phone number is 16 symbols, including the pause symbols (ON and 2) and the symbols for entering a DTMF dialing (ON and 1). DEFAULT : No entered phone number 23 TeleTek CA60Plus Installation Manual

PANEL ID 2 This is the panel ID number for the secondary monitoring station. The lenght of the number is 3 or 4 digits (depending on the report format - 3x or 4x). The 0 symbol is replaced by an A (See the hexadecimal programming table in Appendix A). DEFAULT : 9999 ADDRESS 66 COMMUNICATION REPORT 2 COMMUNICATION The communication report types to the monitoring station are listed in the table REPORT 2 below. The symbols from 0 to B could be used. [0] User report - dialer [1] SP=10 pps; HS=KO=1400Hz; Data=1900Hz; 3x1, 3x2, 4x1, 4x2; [2] SP=10 pps; HS=KO=1400Hz; Data=1900Hz; EXT; 3x1, 4x1; [3] SP=20 pps; HS=KO=1400Hz; Data=1900Hz; 3x1, 3x2, 4x1, 4x2; [4] SP=20 pps; HS=KO=1400Hz; Data=1900Hz; EXT; 3x1, 4x1; [5] SP=20 pps; HS=KO=2300Hz; Data=1800Hz; 3x1, 3x2, 4x1, 4x2; [6] SP=20 pps; HS=KO=2300Hz; Data=1800Hz; EXT; 3x1, 4x1; [7] SP=40 pps; HS=KO=2300Hz; Data=1800Hz; 3x1, 4x2; [8] SP=40 pps; HS=KO=2300Hz; Data=1800Hz; EXT; 3x1; [9] SP=40 pps; HS=KO=2300Hz; Data=1800Hz; 3x1, 4x2; Checksum; [A] SP=40 pps; HS=KO=2300Hz; Data=1800Hz; EXT; 3x1; Checksum; [B] ADEMCO CONTACT ID [C]…[F] - reserved for future use DEFAULT : 1 ADDRESS 67 REPORT FORMAT 2 x1 Choosing the format of the set report 3x1, 4x1. The LEDs from 1 to 6 light. x2 Choosing the format of the set report 3x2, 4x2. The LEDs from 1 to 6 do not light. DEFAULT : x2 ADDRESS 68 WAIT DIAL TONE NO Do not wait for DIAL tone before dialing. The LEDs from 1 to 6 do not light. YES Wait for DIAL tone before dialing. The LEDs from 1 to 6 light. DEFAULT : YES 24 TeleTek CA60Plus Installation Manual

ADDRESS 70 SYSTEM CLOCK SETTINGS CLOCK In this address the hour and minutes are set (HH:MM). The indication is hexadecimal and the digits show up one by one. The digits are monitored by the arrow keys. DEFAULT : 00:00 h ADDRESS 71 TEST REPORT TIME TEST TIME In this address the hour for transmission the test message to the monitoring station is chosen. Hour and minutes are set (HH:MM). Hexadecimal indication. DEFAULT : 14:01 h ADDRESS 72 AUTO REPORTING TEST PERIOD In this address the period for test message transmission is set in days (DD). Hexadecimal indication. Two digit numbers should be used. When a period less than 10 days is chosen the first digit should be 0. DEFAULT : 01 day ADDRESS 73 TEST REPORT CODE TEST CODE The first symbol of the “test report” event code is set (X). The panel transmits as a second symbol a copy of the first. Hexadecimal indication. DEFAULT : A ADDRESS 74 LINE FAULT INDICATION DELAY LF DELAY Delay time in minutes (MM) before the indication for LF is set. Hexadecimal indication. Two digit numbers should be used. When a period lesser than 10 minutes is chosen the first digit should be 0. If an indication for LF is not necessary, 00 should be entered. DEFAULT : 00 minutes 25 TeleTek CA60Plus Installation Manual

For the Report Codes only the first symbol should be entered. The second is automatically generated by the security panel. If the symbol 0 is entered as a code, the respective event will not be transmitted by the communicator. Consult your Monitoring company about the event codes. ADDRESS 80 ALARM REPORT CODE ALARM CODE ALARM Report Code (X). Hexadecimal indication. The zone number is automatically added before sending the message to the monitoring station. DEFAULT : 1 ADDRESS 81 PANIC REPORT CODE PANIC CODE PANIC Report Code (X). Hexadecimal indication. The zone number is automatically added before sending the message to the monitoring station. DEFAULT : 2 ADDRESS 82 TAMPER REPORT CODE TAMPER CODE TAMPER Report Code (X). Hexadecimal indication. The zone number is automatically added before sending the message to the monitoring station. DEFAULT : 3 ADDRESS 83 FIRE REPORT CODE FIRE CODE FIRE Report Code (X). Hexadecimal indication. The zone number is automatically added before sending the message to the monitoring station. DEFAULT : 4 ADDRESS 84 MEDICAL REPORT CODE MEDICAL CODE MEDICAL Report Code (X). Hexadecimal indication. The zone number is automatically added before sending the message to the monitoring station. DEFAULT : 5 ADDRESS 85 BYPASS REPORT CODE BYPASS CODE BYPASS Report Code (X). Hexadecimal indication. The zone number is automatically added before sending the message to the monitoring station. DEFAULT : 6 26 TeleTek CA60Plus Installation Manual

ARM CODE Arm Report code (X). Hexadecimal indication. The code number is added automatically before transmitting the message to the monitoring station. DEFAULT : 7 ADDRESS 87 DISARM REPORT CODE DISARM CODE Disarming Report code (X). Hexadecimal indication. The code number is added automatically before transmitting the message to the monitoring station. DEFAULT : 8 ADDRESS 88 TROUBLE REPORT CODE TROUBLE CODE Trouble Report code (X). Hexadecimal indication. The number of the respective trouble is added automatically before transmitting the message to the monitoring station as follows: x1. Blown Fuse F3 - PGM x2. Blown Fuse F2 - AUX x3. LOW BATT x4. AC LOSS x5. Non trasmitted x6. Communication Fault x7. RESTORE “LOW BATT” x8. RESTORE “AC LOSS” DEFAULT : 9 ADDRESS 89 RESTORE REPORT CODE RESTORE CODE Zone Restore Report code (X). Hexadecimal indication. The number of the respective trouble is added automatically before transmitting the message to the monitoring station. DEFAULT : B 27 TeleTek CA60Plus Installation Manual

ADDRESS 90 WALK TEST WALK TEST Allows functional zone test. Under this mode the respective activated zone LED flashes. If an open tamper is present the respective zone LED illuminates constantly. ADDRESS 91 KEYPAD TEST LED TEST Tests the reliability of the LEDs and the keypad buzzer. ADDRESS 92 PGM1, PGM2, PGM3 and SIREN OUTPUTS TEST OUTPUT TEST PGMs functional test is performed by pressing the key, corresponding to the respective programmable output. The respective LED illuminates constantly and the output enters a low level - 0 V. The next pressing of the same key forces the output to enter a high level - 12 V. 1 PGM1 2 PGM2 3 PGM3 4 SIREN ADDRESS 93 COMMUNICATOR MONITOR COMMUNICATOR In this address the functioning of the communicator could be monitored directly. MONITOR Pressing the ON key starts test transmission from the communicator to the monitoring station. Pressing the 0 key interrupts the current communication and erases the non-transmitted events. To exit the address press CLEAR. The LEDs indication is as follows: ZONE1: · flashes - waiting for dial tone in process · illuminates constantly - the process is over ZONE2: · flashes - phone number dialing in process · illuminates constantly - the process is over ZONE3: · flashes - waiting for HANDSHAKE from the monitoring station in process · illuminates constantly - the process is over ZONE4: · flashes - message transmition to the monitoring station in process · illuminates constantly - the process is over ZONE5: · flashes - waiting for a confirmation from the monitoring station in process · illuminates constantly - the process is over ZONE6: · illuminates constantly - the communication process is over After the communication has ended successfully the keypad produces an audible signal ADDRESS 94 LOG FILE REVIEW DISPLAY LOG With the help of the arrow keys the events registered in the memory of the panel are reviewed. The first visualized event is the last registered.

PROGRAM MENU ADDRESS LED 1 LED 2 LED 3 LED 4 LED 5 LED 6 LOOP TYPE 10 DUAL - LED1 to LED6 do not light ALARM - LED1 to LED6 light ZONE 1 11 ! Entry/Exit ALARM PANIC TAMPER FIRE MEDICAL ATTRIBUTES ZONE 1 " FOLLOW DOUBLE PART1 PART2 CHIME FAST ZONE 2 12 ! Entry/Exit ALARM PANIC TAMPER FIRE MEDICAL ATTRIBUTES ZONE 2 " FOLLOW DOUBLE PART1 PART2 CHIME FAST ZONE 3 13 ! Entry/Exit ALARM PANIC TAMPER FIRE MEDICAL ATTRIBUTES ZONE 3 " FOLLOW DOUBLE PART1 PART2 CHIME FAST ZONE 4 14 ! Entry/Exit ALARM PANIC TAMPER FIRE MEDICAL ATTRIBUTES ZONE 4 " FOLLOW DOUBLE PART1 PART2 CHIME FAST ZONE 5 15 ! Entry/Exit ALARM PANIC TAMPER FIRE MEDICAL ATTRIBUTES ZONE 5 " FOLLOW DOUBLE PART1 PART2 CHIME FAST ZONE 6 16 ! Entry/Exit ALARM PANIC TAMPER FIRE MEDICAL ATTRIBUTES ZONE 6 " FOLLOW DOUBLE PART1 PART2 CHIME FAST PGM 1 21 ! ALARM PANIC TAMPER FIRE FIRE/RST ON/OFF " MEDICAL PS/bypass AC LOSS BAT LOW FUSE Pol+ / - PGM 2 22 ! ALARM PANIC TAMPER FIRE FIRE/RST ON/OFF " MEDICAL PS/bypass AC LOSS BAT LOW FUSE Pol+ / - PGM 3 23 ! ALARM PANIC TAMPER FIRE FIRE/RST ON/OFF " MEDICAL PS/bypass AC LOSS BAT LOW FUSE Pol+ / - SIREN OUTPUT 24 ALARM PANIC TAMPER FIRE/ALW EXIT TIME 30 0-9 SEC 10-19 SEC 20-29 SEC 30-39 SEC 40-49 SEC 50 - 59 SEC ENTRY TIME 31 0-9 SEC 10-19 SEC 20-29 SEC 30-39 SEC 40-49 SEC 50 - 59 SEC BELL TIME 32 1 MIN 2 MIN 3 MIN 4 MIN 5 MIN 6 MIN BELL DELAY 33 1 MIN 2 MIN 3 MIN 4 MIN 5 MIN 6 MIN SET WITH CODE 40 NO - LED1 to LED6 do not light YES - LED1 to LED6 light USER CODE 1 41 UNSET FULSET PARTSET1 PARTSET2 LOG BYPASS USER CODE 2 42 UNSET FULSET PARTSET1 PARTSET2 LOG BYPASS USER CODE 3 43 UNSET FULSET PARTSET1 PARTSET2 LOG BYPASS USER CODE 4 44 UNSET FULSET PARTSET1 PARTSET2 LOG BYPASS USER CODE 5 45 UNSET FULSET PARTSET1 PARTSET2 LOG BYPASS USER CODE 6 46 UNSET FULSET PARTSET1 PARTSET2 LOG BYPASS MANGER ACCESS 47 NO - LED1 to LED6 do not light YES - LED1 to LED6 light ENGINEER CODE 50 DIGIT 1 DIGIT 2 DIGIT 3 DIGIT 4 RESET ENABLE 51 NO - LED1 to LED6 do not light YES - LED1 to LED6 light DEFAULT SETTINGS 52 Press the keys from 1 to 6 consequently and confirm by ENTER PART. RESET 53 Press the keys from 1 to 6 consequently and confirm by ENTER 54 to 89 address indication, concerning the communicator parameters, is hexadecimal, the LEDs 3,4,5,6 are used (Lower BIT - LED 6) TEL No PC FOR UDL PC ID FOR UDL PANEL ID FOR UDL CALL BACK NO - LED1 to LED6 do not light YES - LED1 to LED6 light No OF RINGS ANSW. MACHINE NO - LED1 to LED6 do not light YES - LED1 to LED6 light TEL No 1 60 Max phone number lenght 16 symbols, pause=ON+2, DTMF =ON+1 PANEL ID 1 61 3 or 4 digits (depending on the report 3х or 4х) REPORT 1 62 The report number included in the applied table is entered х1/х2 63 x2 - LED1 to LED6 do not light x1 - LED1 to LED6 light TEL No 2 64 Max phone number lenght 16 symbols, pause=ON+2, DTMF =ON+1 PANEL ID 2 65 3 or 4 digits (depending on the report 3х or 4х) REPORT 2 66 The report number included in the applied table is entered х1/х2 67 x2 - LED1 to LED6 do not light x1 - LED1 to LED6 light WAIT DIAL TONE 68 NO - LED1 to LED6 do not light YES - LED1 to LED6 light 59 4 digits. Default 1234 4 digits. Default 1234 Max phone number lenght 16 symbols, pause=ON+2, DTMF =ON+1 1 digit. (0 to 9) 56 57 58 54 55

C ⊗⊗⊗⊗ ⊗⊗⊗⊗ ΟΟΟΟ ΟΟΟΟ ON and 2 D ⊗⊗⊗⊗ ⊗⊗⊗⊗ ΟΟΟΟ ⊗⊗⊗⊗ ON and 3 E ⊗⊗⊗⊗ ⊗⊗⊗⊗ ⊗⊗⊗⊗ ΟΟΟΟ ON and 4 F ⊗⊗⊗⊗ ⊗⊗⊗⊗ ⊗⊗⊗⊗ ⊗⊗⊗⊗ ON and 5 Legend: ⊗ ⊗ ⊗ ⊗ ⊗ - light O - does not light The combination “ON and 1” means pressing the ON key followed by the 1 key. PROGRAM MENU ADDRESS LED 1 LED 2 LED 3 LED 4 LED 5 LED 6 CLOCK 70 Clock Settings ( HH:MM) TEST TIME 71 Test peport time ( HH:MM) TEST PERIOD 72 Auto reporting(DD) TEST CODE 73 TEST code. RESET A value. LF DELAY 74 LF delay indication (ММ) ALARM CODE 80 ALARM Report code. RESET Value 1. PANIC CODE 81 PANIC Report code. RESET Value 2. TAMPER CODE 82 TAMPER Report code. RESET Value 3. FIRE CODE 83 FIRE Report code. RESET Value 4. MEDICAL CODE 84 MEDICAL Report code. RESET Value 5. BYPASS CODE 85 BYPASS Report code. RESET Value 6. ON CODE 86 ON Report code. RESET Value 7. OFF CODE 87 OFF Report code. RESET Value 8. TROUBLE CODE 88 TROUBLE Report code. RESET Value 9. RESTORE CODE 89 RESTORE Report code. RESET Value B. WALK TEST 90 ZONE 1 ZONE 2 ZONE 3 ZONE 4 ZONE 5 ZONE 6 LED TEST 91 OUTPUTS TEST 92 PGM1 PGM2 PGM3 SIREN COMMUNIC.DISPLAY 93 Dial Tone Dialing Wait HS Send Data Wait Koff All Sent DISPLAY LOG 94 LOG File Review Up/Down Load Display 95 Ring Dialing Wait Carrier Send Data Receive Data Master Code - 0000 User Code 1 - 1111 User Code 2 - 2222 - no rights User Code 3 - 3333 - no rights User Code 4 - 4444 - no rights User Code 5 - 5555 - no rights User Code 6 - 6666 - no rights Engineer Code - 7777 RESET CODES:

00 DIGIT 1 DIGIT 2 DIGIT 3 DIGIT 4 CHANGE USER 1 01 DIGIT 1 DIGIT 2 DIGIT 3 DIGIT 4 CHANGE USER 2 02 DIGIT 1 DIGIT 2 DIGIT 3 DIGIT 4 CHANGE USER 3 03 DIGIT 1 DIGIT 2 DIGIT 3 DIGIT 4 CHANGE USER 4 04 DIGIT 1 DIGIT 2 DIGIT 3 DIGIT 4 CHANGE USER 5 05 DIGIT 1 DIGIT 2 DIGIT 3 DIGIT 4 CHANGE USER 6 06 DIGIT 1 DIGIT 2 DIGIT 3 DIGIT 4 BYPASS 10 ZONE 1 ZONE 2 ZONE 3 ZONE 4 ZONE 5 ZONE 6 USER CODE 1 11 UNSET FULSET PARTSET1 PARTSET2 LOG BYPASS USER CODE 2 12 UNSET FULSET PARTSET1 PARTSET2 LOG BYPASS USER CODE 3 13 UNSET FULSET PARTSET1 PARTSET2 LOG BYPASS USER CODE 4 14 UNSET FULSET PARTSET1 PARTSET2 LOG BYPASS USER CODE 5 15 UNSET FULSET PARTSET1 PARTSET2 LOG BYPASS USER CODE 6 16 UNSET FULSET PARTSET1 PARTSET2 LOG BYPASS DISPLAY LOG 20 LOG File Review CHIME 30 OFF - LED1 to LED6 does not light ON - LED1 to LED6 light USER CODES ACCESS 40 USER (X) MENU ADDRESS LED 1 LED 2 LED 3 LED 4 LED 5 LED 6 CHNG OWN CODE 0 DIGIT 1 DIGIT 2 DIGIT 3 DIGIT 4 BYPASS 1 ZONE 1 ZONE 2 ZONE 3 ZONE 4 ZONE 5 ZONE 6 DISPLAY LOG 2 LOG File Review CHIME 3 OFF - LED1 to LED6 does not light ON - LED1 to LED6 light YES - LED1 to LED6 does not light NO - LED1 to LED6 light TeleTek CA60Plus Installation Manual 31 Programming by the Master User Programming by an User

Bulgarian Association System Alarm TeleTek ® WARRANTY Warranty conditions for the CA60 plus may vary from country to country. Please consult your local dealer for complete waranty information. In all cases, the warranty does not cover malfunc- tions arising from installer error or failure to follow installation/operation instructions, nor does it aplly to damages due to causes beyond the control of TeleTek Ltd., such as lighting, excessive voltage, mechanical shock or water damage. LIABILITY Under no circumstances shall TeleTek Ltd. be held liable for any direct or indirect damages, loss of anticipated profits, loss of time or any other losses incurred by the buyer in connection with the purchase, installation, operation or failure of this product. WARNING This security system should undegro frequent testing. however, despite regular testing, and due to, but not limited to, criminal tampering or electrical disruption, it is possible for this product to fail to perform as expected. 18020052