Teknim PARS Series Installation And Programming Manual

INSTALLATION AND PROGRAMMING MANUAL V1.2 Revision Date: 26.12.2019 PARS SERIES Intruder Alarm System

1 / 81 1. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. TABLE OF CONTENTS .................................................................................................................................... 1 2. LIST OF FIGURES ............................................................................................................................................ 3 3. IMPORTANT WARNINGS .............................................................................................................................. 4 4. INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................................................. 5 5. SYSTEM FEATURES ....................................................................................................................................... 7 6. INSTALLATION ............................................................................................................................................... 9 6.1 GENERAL................................................................................................................................................................ 9 6.2 PANEL CONNECTION DIAGRAM .................................................................................................................... 10 6.3 OUTDOOR SIREN CONNECTION .................................................................................................................... 14 6.4 DEDECTOR CONNECTION ................................................................................................................................ 14 6.4.1 Connection Without Resistor ............................................................................................................... 14 6.4.2 End of Line Resistant Connection ........................................................................................................ 15 6.4.3 Zone Doubling ............................................................................................................................................ 16 6.5 KEYPAD CONNECTION ...................................................................................................................................... 16 6.6 COMMUNICATION MODULE CONNECTIONS .............................................................................................. 17 6.6.1 Telephone Line Connection (For TSP-5314 Panel) ......................................................................... 17 6.6.2 TXM-5270 PSTN Module Connection ................................................................................................. 18 6.6.3 TXM-5272 GSM-GPRS Module Connection (for TSP-5314 and TSP-5208) ............................ 18 6.7 PGM CONNECTION ............................................................................................................................................. 19 6.8 POWER CONNECTION ...................................................................................................................................... 20 7. PROGRAMRAMMING .................................................................................................................................. 21 7.1 INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................................................... 21 7.2 ENTERING-EXITING INSTALLER PROGRAM AND MASTER PROGRAM .............................................. 22 7.3 BASIC SETTINGS ................................................................................................................................................ 22 7.3.1 Time/Date Settings ................................................................................................................................. 22 7.3.2 Entrance Delays ........................................................................................................................................ 23 7.3.3 Exit Delays .................................................................................................................................................. 23 7.3.4 CMS Account No ........................................................................................................................................ 24 7.3.5 CMS Phone Number ................................................................................................................................. 24 7.3.6 User Phone Numbers .............................................................................................................................. 25 7.3.7 User Codes .................................................................................................................................................. 25 7.4 PANEL SETTINGS ............................................................................................................................................... 26 7.4.1 General Settings ....................................................................................................................................... 26 7.4.2 Siren Settings ............................................................................................................................................ 28 7.4.3 Auto Arm/Disarm ..................................................................................................................................... 28 7.4.4 PGM Settings ............................................................................................................................................. 30 7.4.5 Timer Settings ........................................................................................................................................... 32 7.4.6 Remote Access .......................................................................................................................................... 33 7.4.7 Panel Info .................................................................................................................................................... 33 7.5 ZONE SETTINGS ................................................................................................................................................. 34 7.5.1 Connection Type ....................................................................................................................................... 34 7.5.2 Partition ....................................................................................................................................................... 35 7.5.3 Zon Type ...................................................................................................................................................... 36 7.5.4 Extra Settings ............................................................................................................................................ 37 7.5.5 Response Time .......................................................................................................................................... 38 7.5.6 Zone Names ............................................................................................................................................... 39 7.6 KEYPAD SETTINGS ............................................................................................................................................ 39 7.6.1 Keypad Option ........................................................................................................................................... 39 7.6.2 Keypad Partitions .................................................................................................................................... 40

2 / 81 7.6.3 Keypad Customize ................................................................................................................................... 40 7.7 USER SETTINGS ................................................................................................................................................. 42 7.7.1 Start Time ................................................................................................................................................... 42 7.7.2 Finish Time ................................................................................................................................................. 43 7.7.3 User Days .................................................................................................................................................... 43 7.7.4 User Partitions ......................................................................................................................................... 44 7.7.5 User Keypads ............................................................................................................................................ 44 7.7.6 User Limitations........................................................................................................................................ 45 7.8 COMMUNICATOR SETTINGS .......................................................................................................................... 46 7.8.1 General Options ........................................................................................................................................ 46 7.8.2 Raport Masks ............................................................................................................................................. 50 7.9 MODULES ............................................................................................................................................................ 52 7.8.3 Remote Module ......................................................................................................................................... 52 7.10 LEARN AND CHANGE THE KEYPAD ADDRESS ........................................................................................... 53 8. PROGRAMMING TABLE .............................................................................................................................. 54 9. RETURN TO FACTORY SETTINGS ............................................................................................................. 61 9.1 RETURN CODES TO FACTORY SETTINGS ..................................................................................................... 61 9.2 RESETTING PANEL SETTINGS TO FACTORY SETTINGS ........................................................................... 61 10. TESTS .......................................................................................................................................................... 63 10.1 CMS CALL TEST .................................................................................................................................................. 63 10.2 USER CALL TEST ............................................................................................................................................ 63 10.3 SİREN TESTİ .................................................................................................................................................... 63 10.4 PGM TEST ........................................................................................................................................................ 64 10.5 PGM CONTROL ............................................................................................................................................... 64 11. APPLICATION ........................................................................................................................................... 64 11.1 FIRE DETECTOR CONNECTION WITH PGM OUTPUT ............................................................................... 64 11.2 FIRE SIREN CONNECTION WITH PGM OUTPUT ........................................................................................ 65 11.3 PARTITION ........................................................................................................................................................... 65 11.4 HAREKETSİZLİKTE OTOMATİK ALARM KURMA ........................................................................................ 66 11.5 ARM / DISARM WITH CALENDER ................................................................................................................. 67 11.6 HOME – AWAY ARMING .................................................................................................................................. 67 12. REPORTS ....................................................................................................................................................68 13. KEYPAD USAGE ..........................................................................................................................................71 13.1 STATUS LED INDICATORS ............................................................................................................................... 72 13.2 FUNCTION KEYS................................................................................................................................................. 72 13.3 PARTITIONS AND ARROW KEYS.................................................................................................................... 72 13.4 KEYPAD ............................................................................................................................................................ 73 13.5 KEYPAD NOTIFICATIONS ................................................................................................................................. 73 13.5.1 KEYPAD SOUND NOTIFICATIONS .......................................................................................................... 73 13.5.2 KEYPAD LED NOTIFICATIONS ................................................................................................................ 73 14. FAQs ............................................................................................................................................................ 74

3 / 81 2. LIST OF FIGURES Figure 1: Installation .......................................................................................................................................................... 9 Figure 2: TSP-5314 Alarm Control Panel Connections ......................................................................................... 10 Figure 3: TSP-5324 Alarm Control Panel Connections .......................................................................................... 11 Figure 4: TSP-5208 Alarm Control Panel Connections ......................................................................................... 12 Figure 5: TSP-5208 Alarm Control Panel Connections .......................................................................................... 13 Figure 6: External Siren Connection ........................................................................................................................... 14 Figure 7: Detector Connections .................................................................................................................................... 14 Figure 8: Single EOL Connection with Tamper ......................................................................................................... 15 Figure 9: Single EOL Connection ................................................................................................................................... 15 Figure 10: Double EOL Connection ............................................................................................................................... 15 Figure 11: Double EOL Connection with Tamper ...................................................................................................... 15 Figure 12: Double Zone Connection With and Without Tamper Connection .................................................. 16 Figure 13: Keypad Connection ....................................................................................................................................... 17 Figure 14: Phone Line Connection ................................................................................................................................ 17 Figure 15: TSP-5324 and TSP-5208 Control Panel TXM-5270 Connection .................................................... 18 Figure 16: TSP-5314 and TSP-5208 Control Panel TXM-5272 Connection .................................................... 18 Figure 17: PGM ON – OFF Connection and Smoke Detector Connection .......................................................... 19 Figure 18: Main Connection ........................................................................................................................................... 20 Figure 19: Emergency Shortcut Keys .......................................................................................................................... 41 Figure 20: Remote Control Module Installation ..................................................................................................... 52 Figure 21: Reset Jumper .................................................................................................................................................. 62 Figure 22: PGM Connection for Smoke Detector .................................................................................................... 64 Figure 23: PGM Connection for Fire Siren ................................................................................................................. 65 Figure 24: TSK-5718 LED Keypad .................................................................................................................................. 71 Figure 25: TSK-5710 LCD Keypad .................................................................................................................................. 71

4 / 81 3. IMPORTANT WARNINGS GENERAL : Read these instructions carefully before operating the devices and keep it for future reference. Observe all warnings and precautions specified in the instructions. Follow all operating instructions. ✓ Keep devices away from water and moisture. ✓ Mount this device to a solid surface to avoid damage to device or environment. ✓ Always use the device in its own box. ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS: Do not operate the device in extremely hot or cold environments except under the following conditions. Temperature : Between -20C ~ +70C Humudity : 0… %90rH VENTILATION: This device does not need ventilation. POWER SUPPLY : Only use the device with the voltage specified in these operating instructions. If you are not sure about the supply voltage of the device, please contact your dealer or manufacturer. GROUNDING AND POLING: Make sure the grounding is connected properly before applying power. Make sure that the supply voltage is correct. POWER CABLE PROTECTION: Protect the power cord from being crushed or broken. POWER LINE : Especially for external applications, supply a separate line from the power line of devices such as lighting lamps or power circuits and keep them away from the line of other devices. OVERLOAD : To avoid the risk of electric shock or fire, do not connect device(s) that will draw extra current to extension cords and sockets. OBJECT AND LIQUID INPUT: To avoid the risk of fire and electric shock, make sure that no liquid or other objects can enter the control panel. SERVICES : Do not attempt to repair the appliance yourself, you may be exposed to electric shock if you open the appliance door. In the event of any malfunction, contact your dealer or authorized service. Technical intervention to the device must be performed by qualified service personnel. FAULT CONDITIONS REQUIRING SERVICE: In the event of any malfunction or in the following cases, contact your authorized service or dealer.

5 / 81 ✓ When the power cord or plug is damaged ✓ When any liquid flows or any object falls into the device ✓ When exposed to water or rain ✓ If the device has been dropped or the housing has been damaged ✓ If the device has noticeable performance changes ✓ If the device does not operate normally according to the operating instructions, call for service as improper operation may result in further malfunctions. SPARE PART: If the repair process will be done by replacing any parts; Make sure that the service technician uses original or equivalent parts to avoid the risk of fire, electric shock, or other malfunction. SECURITY CHECK: Request service from your dealer to check that the device is operating in healthy, proper and safe conditions. TRANSPORTATION: The device must be handled carefully so that it is not exposed to any external impact and does not oppose the ingress of liquid. Malfunctions during improper handling are not covered by the warranty. HUMAN AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH: This device does not contain any chemical or biological substances that may harm human health. WHAT YOU CAN DO ON YOURSELF: Do not attempt to repair the appliance yourself, as you may be exposed to electric shock if you open the device box. In the event of any malfunction, contact your dealer or authorized service. Technical intervention to the device must be carried out by qualified service personnel. The device should be cleaned with a dry cloth. Do not use any chemicals. 4. INTRODUCTION Teknim Pars series alarm panels are user-friendly and capable of responding to many requests with 4+4 / 8+8 zone options and built-in PSTN / GSM-GPRS options. It’s offers easy of use for end users and allows the installer to make easily commission the required features according to the user's demand. Easy Installation; ✓ Mount the Panel to wall with four holes, screws and dowels are in the box. ✓ Suitable for flush or surface mounting for easy cable entry. ✓ Function is written at each end of the terminal group. Connect all the cable of each devices without mixing. ✓ Connect the telephone line. ✓ Plug the power supply socket. Easy Maintenance; ✓ Current status, error-fault information is displayed, gives the necessary warnings instantly. ✓ Test functions allow you to test each component and hear the result audibly and visually. ✓ All events are stored in memory, can be easily viewed later. ✓ Uses a maintenance-free dry type battery.

6 / 81 Easy Programming; ✓ The settings for each feature are grouped together. This makes your installation easier. ✓ The majority of the setting parameters must be multiple-choice. ✓ The panel can be commissioned by simply entering user passwords and phone numbers. ✓ All settings can be transferred from panel to computer or from computer to panel with PC software and connection cable. Easy Usage; ✓ Arm and Disarm by only Code. ✓ One-touch quick arm methods. ✓ Arm – Disarm by Keyfob. ✓ Arm – Disarm by Phone. ✓ Arm – Disarm by Key. ✓ Weekly programmable Arm – Disarm and Arm when no movement. ✓ Arm – Disarm by Mobile Application (TSP-5324 or with TXM-5272 Module) Easy Automation; ✓ PGM outputs can be programmed weekly with associated timers. ✓ PGM outputs can be activated when there is movement in the associated zone or partition. ✓ PGM outputs can be enabled to be active when an alarm is set in the associated partition. ✓ PGM outputs can work like SRN in the associated partition. ✓ PGM outputs can be activated when fire is detected or reset fire detectors. ✓ PGM outputs can be remotely controlled by telephone. ✓ PGM outputs can be controlled by keypad. ✓ PGM outputs can be controlled by mobile application (TSP-5324 or With TXM-5272 Module) Easy Management; ✓ Users codes canbe limit by date or entery-exit time. ✓ Users authorized partitions can be restricted. ✓ Keypads can be restricted for users.

7 / 81 5. SYSTEM FEATURES Inputs; TSP-5314 TSP-5324 TSP-5208 Zone 4 4 8 Double Zone Yes (8) Yes (8) Yes (8) Zone Connection NC-NO-Resistence Free NC-NO-Resistence Free NC-NO-Resistence Free Keypad Zone Var Var Var Outputs; TSP-5314 TSP-5324 TSP-5208 PGM Outputs 1 (NC-NO) 1 (NC-NO) 1 (NC-NO) Siren Outputs 1 1 1 Siren Time 2-255 Sec 2-255 Sec 2-255 Sec Electric – Mechanic; TSP-5314 TSP-5324 TSP-5208 Power 230VAC 50Hz 230VAC 50Hz 230VAC 50Hz Panel Fuse 125mA 125mA 125mA Circuit Protection Yes Yes Yes Siren Out 500mA 500mA 500mA AUX Out 750mA 750mA 750mA PGM Out 500mA 500mA 500mA Panel Voltage 12V 12V 12V Output Current 1,5A 1,5A 1,5A Dimentions W: 260mm H: 300mm D: 39/95mm G: 260mm Y: 300mm D: 39/95mm G: 260mm Y: 300mm D: 39/95mm Weight 1690gr (Unpacked) 1980gr (Packed) 1690gr (Unpacked) 1980gr (Packed) 1690gr (Unpacked) 1980gr (Packed) Keypad; TSK-5710 TSK-5718 Keypad Support 4 4 Special Keys Panic, Fire, Medical Panic, Fire, Medical LCD Yes No LED No Yes Keypad Backlit Yes Yes LED Indicator Yes Yes Event Memory Yes Yes Chime Yes Yes Dimensions W: 171,5mm H: 120mm D: 20/36mm W: 171,5mm H: 120mm D: 20/36mm

8 / 81 Usage Features; ✓ Passwords; 1x Master, 1x Engineering, 9x User, 1x Guest. All Four Digit ✓ 255 Event History (With Dates) ✓ 6 User Phone Number ✓ Two different ARC Support ✓ Two ARC number for Each ARC ✓ Manuel Bypass ✓ Configuration Software by PC ✓ 2 Weekly timer program ✓ Remotly controllable PGM by Mobile Application or Phone. ARM and Disarm; ✓ Quick Arm, ✓ Partition Arm - Disarm, ✓ Home – Away Arming, ✓ Auto Arm - Disarm (Weekly Program) Arm When No Movement, ✓ Arm – Disarm by Key ✓ Arm – Disarm by Keyfob ✓ Arm – Disarm by Phone ✓ Arm – Disarm by Mobile Application (TSP-5324 or with TXM-5272 Module) ✓ Panic, Fire and Medical Alarm by Keypad

9 / 81 6. INSTALLATION 6.1 GENERAL When you unpacked the control panel first time from the package you will find screw and EOL Resistors inside which you can use for zone doubling. After drilling holes in the wall with 8mm drill, the panel can be mounted on the concrete wall by using screws. The panel box consists of two parts, the body and the lid. The four screws on the cover can be removed with screwdriver. Detectors, siren, keypad, telephone connections are made by using the appropriate cable. Make sure all connections are correct before the mains connection. It is recommended to use LIYCY cable with outer braided wire shield and foil and to connect the shields with a wire to the ground line at the mains terminal. It is also recommended to connect the shield on the keypad cable to the EGND (ground) on the panel and keypad side. 3x0.75 mm² standard cable can be used for electrical mains connection. Important: This device must be installed in a place free from dust and moisture. Suitable for indoor installation. WARNING: Do not energize the panel until the installation is completed and all connections are correct. Figure 1: Installation

10 / 81 6.2 PANEL CONNECTION DIAGRAM Figure 2: TSP-5314 Alarm Control Panel Connections Caution: Installation and electrical connections of the panel must be done by trained personnel. Unconscious interventions may result in electrical current exposure and malfunctions of the panel board.

11 / 81 Figure 3: TSP-5324 Alarm Control Panel Connections Caution: Installation and electrical connections of the panel must be done by trained personnel. Unconscious interventions may result in electrical current exposure and malfunctions of the panel board.

12 / 81 Figure 4: TSP-5208 Alarm Control Panel Connections Caution: Installation and electrical connections of the panel must be done by trained personnel. Unconscious interventions may result in electrical current exposure and malfunctions of the panel board.

13 / 81 Figure 5: TSP-5208 Alarm Control Panel Connections

14 / 81 6.3 OUTDOOR SIREN CONNECTION Sounder connection is made from 12V, SRN, GND terminals. 12V and GND are used to feed the siren. This feed can be used for more than one siren. The siren trigger output of the panel is SRN. Programmable as NO (Normally Open Contact) or NC (Normally Closed Contact). Important: When two sirens are connected to the system, one of the sirens must be set to INT to reduce the current drawn from the panel. 6.4 DEDECTOR CONNECTION 6.4.1 Connection Without Resistor The terminals of the detectors are basically relay contacts, and these two terminals are connected to one of the terminals Z1, Z2, ..., Zn. and COM. The detectors that require power are supplied from the 12V + and - terminals of the AUX terminal group. Z1, Z2, ..., Zn zone inputs can be programmed as input activation status NO or NC, end-of-line resistor (single resistor, double resistor), without resistor or double zone. Figure 7 shows an example of connection of PIR detector, Smoke Detector, Gas Detector and magnetic contact to the panel without end-of-line resistor connection type. Figure 6: External Siren Connection Figure 7: Detector Connections VAS-740 Outdoor Siren TSS-5790 Outdoor Siren Detector Base Detector Base Smoke Detector Gas Detector Smoke Detector Motion Detector

15 / 81 6.4.2 End of Line Resistant Connection Using end-of-line resistance has advantages. When a single end-of-line resistor is used, a break in the detector cable may be detected as sabotage by the panel. When a double end-of-line resistor is used, both the detector cable break and the short circuit condition can be detected by the panel as sabotage. Recommended to use double end-of-line resistor connection type. The 2.7kΩ resistors from the panel packaging can be used for this purpose. These resistors must be connected on the detector side. The connection of the resistors in the panel is incorrect because it prevents the function from being performed. When more than one detector contact is connected in series in the same Zone, end-of-line resistor connection cannot be made. Below are examples of end-of-line resistance connections with and without tamper Connection. Figure 9: Single EOL Connection Figure 8: Single EOL Connection with Tamper Figure 10: Double EOL Connection Figure 11: Double EOL Connection with Tamper Important: In order for the resistor connections to work properly, the resistors must be installed on the detector side. Otherwise, the specified features will not work properly. Motion Detector Motion Detector Motion Detector Motion Detector

16 / 81 6.4.3 Zone Doubling The number of zones can be increased with zone doubling. If 2KΩ and 3.9KΩ resistors are connected to inputs Z1, Z2, ....., Zn as follows and programmed accordingly, zone doubling is performed at that input. Thus, two zone connections are made, one being the connected input (Z1, Z2, ....., Zn) and the other pair (Z9, Z10, ....., Z (n + 8)). The input reaction of all zones can be individually programmed as NC or NO. Eamples of zone doubling is shown below. Zone doubling is not available when additional zone modules are used. Below are examples of zone pairing with and without tamper. PS: If a single end-of-line, double end-of-line resistor connection or zone doubling is made as shown in the above figures, the system will alarm when the tamper is opened while the panel is armed. If the panel is not armed, the system only warns of zone failure. See section 7.5.1 Zone Connection Type for programming details. 6.5 KEYPAD CONNECTION The keypad connection of the panel is made with 12V, A, B, GND terminals of keypad terminal group. The 12V, A, B, GND terminals on the keypad should be connected to the same terminals on the panel board. If there is a problem with the keypad connection, the keypad will warn you. It is recommended to connect the shield on the keypad cable to the EGND on the panel and keypad sides. 4 keypads can be connected to TSP-5XXX panels. Keypad addresses must be given first when connecting multiple keypads (To assign the keypad address, see section 7.10 Learning the Keypad Address - Changing). In addition, the keypads must be activated in the program. (See section 7.6.1 Keypad Authorizations). !!! WARNING: When connecting the keypad or replacing the keypad, make sure that the panel is de-energized and terminals A, B do not come in contact with 12V. Otherwise, the panel may malfunction. Figure 12: Double Zone Connection With and Without Tamper Connection Motion Detector Motion Detector Motion Detector Motion Detector

17 / 81 IMPORTANT: The total length of the connecting cable between the keypad and the panel can be up to 100 meters Keypad Zone Connection; 6.6 COMMUNICATION MODULE CONNECTIONS 6.6.1 Telephone Line Connection (For TSP-5314 Panel) The telephone line connection of the panel is made with LINE terminal group. An internal or external line can be used in the connection. If the line is disconnected, an error message is displayed. Trouble and Memory lights flash on LED Keypad. The Trouble light on the LCD Keypad turns on and the display shows an error message. Error message disappears when panel detects line. Also, a parallel device must not be connected to the line at the LINE input. If there is a single telephone line and other devices will use this line, the PTT line must be connected to the LINE input and the line must be continued from PHONE output to other devices (Telephone, Fax, POS machine, etc.). PS: If the ADSL line is used, the telephone line connection of the panel must be made through the phone line output of the SPLITTER device. Otherwise, the phone call feature of the panel may be adversely affected. Figure 13: Keypad Connection Figure 14: Phone Line Connection Phone Line Figure 14: Keypad Zone Connection MAG GND 12V A B GND

18 / 81 6.6.2 TXM-5270 PSTN Module Connection The TXM-5270 PSTN Module is designed for the Alarm Panel to send information to users or the Alarm Reciever Center over the telephone line. Can be used in TSP-5324 and TSP-5208 Alarm Panels. TXM-5270 The module is mounted to 4 screwing places in the space on the right side of the alarm panel and the connection to the alarm panel board is made with the flat ribbon cable as in below figure. Ps: TSP-5314 PSTN line input is fixed on the alarm panel. Only TXM-5272 GSM / GPRS Module can be added to this panel. 6.6.3 TXM-5272 GSM-GPRS Module Connection (for TSP-5314 and TSP-5208) The TXM-5272 GSM-GPRS Module is designed for the Alarm Panel to send information to users or to the Alarm Recieving Center via GSM or GPRS. Can be used in TSP-5314 and TSP-5208 Alarm Panels. TXM-5272 The module is mounted to 4 screwing places in the space on the right side of the alarm panel and the connection to the alarm panel board is made with the flat ribbon cable as in below figure. Ps: GSM / GPRS Module is fixed on TSP-5324 Alarm panel. Only TXM-5270 PSTN Module can be added to this panel. Figure 15: TSP-5324 and TSP-5208 Control Panel TXM-5270 Connection Figure 16: TSP-5314 and TSP-5208 Control Panel TXM-5272 Connection GSM Antenna GSM Antenna

19 / 81 The TSP-5208 Alarm Panel can be connected to both TXM-5270 PSTN and TXM-5272 GSM / GPRS Module simultaneously to back up communication. To do this, two modules should be mounted on top of each other and cable connections should be made as shown above. 6.7 PGM CONNECTION Teknim PARS series panels have 1 PGM output. This output can be used and programmed for a variety of purposes, such as operating any device in the form of On - Off or resetting via the keypad in case of smoke detectors connected to the system. Attention should be paid to the current to be drawn from the PGM output, a relay with a contact suitable for the load to be controlled should be used if the current does not exceed the maximum PGM output current. (PGM 500mA, maks.) Detailed information about programming can be found in 7.4.4 PGM Settings. Figure 17: PGM ON – OFF Connection and Smoke Detector Connection Detector Base Smoke Detector

20 / 81 Figure 18: Main Connection 6.8 POWER CONNECTION 3x0,75 mm² standard cable can be used for main connection. Connection can be done in accordance with the label on the mains terminal inside the panel. Inside the panel there is 220V / 21V 25 V.A transformer. Cables from this transformer are plugged into 24VAC socket. The LED on the board indicates that the panel is energized. 12V 7Ah battery can be connected to the panel. The battery connection cables are mounted on the board. Red (+) and Black (-) cables are connected to the battery by looking at the correct polarity colors. If there is no mains connection during the first commissioning, if the system is to be operated on battery only, the start button on the panel must be pressed for 3 seconds. When the system is powered by the battery, the display and keypad lighting is reduced so that the panel consumes less energy. Next to the mains connection terminal there is a glass fuse of 0.125A with handle in the housing. If the fuse blows for any reason, it can be removed by pulling from the handle and replaced with a new one. PS: If the system is to be operated with battery for the first time, press and hold the Start button on the panel board for 3 seconds. !!! IMPORTANT !!! When the panel battery runs out and falls below 10.5V, the panel will be closed to protect itself and the battery. Do not use batteries with a value below 10.5V on the load. ACCORDING TO EN 60335-1 SAFETY RULES - HOME AND SIMILAR APPLICATIONS FOR ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES grounding of the devices will increase EMC immunity and ensure better health in the long run. !!! Electrical accidents and problems with the general operation of the control panel may occur after starting the device without connecting the ground. !!! CAUTION: Make sure that the grounding is properly done Battery

21 / 81 7. PROGRAMRAMMING 7.1 INTRODUCTION Teknim PARS series panels have two programming sections. “Installer Program” It provides access to the engineering settings of the system. Login with engineering code. “Master Program”

22 / 81 7.2 ENTERING-EXITING INSTALLER PROGRAM AND MASTER PROGRAM To enter the engineering program, press [Fx] then [4], a long beep sounds and enter the engineer password. The device enters the “Installer Program”. Program LED on LED Keypad, Ready light flashes. LCD keypads display "INSTALLER MENU". To enter the Installer Program; Press [Fx] then Press [4] enter Installer Code (XXXX) Factory Default of Installer Code is = 9999 To enter the master program, press [Fx] then [4], a long beep sounds and enter the master code. The device enters the “Master Program”. Program LED on LED Keypad, Ready light flashes. LCD keypads display "MASTER MENU". To enter the Master Program; Press [Fx] then Press [4] enter Master Code (XXXX) Factory Default of Master Code is = 1234 To exit the program, hold down the X (Exit) key until a long beep sounds and the device returns to normal. Program LED off. PS: If no commands are sent to the panel within 3 minutes after programming, the panel automatically exits the “Program” position and returns to normal. 7.3 BASIC SETTINGS This is the section where the basic settings such as date - time, delay times and telephone numbers are made. 7.3.1 Time/Date Settings The Control Panel's Time and Date settings are made in this step, a panel without a time and date setting turns on the Trouble LED and gives an error warning. Error settings are automatically removed when these settings are made. Setting the Time • LED Keypad; [01] [01] → [HH: MM] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Basic Settings √ OK] → [Time/Date Settings √ OK] → [HH: MM] → [√ OK] eg. To set time 09:05 with LED Keypad; [01] [01] [09] [05] [√ OK] Setting the Date • LED Keypad; [01] [02] → [DD:MM:YY] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Basic Settings √ OK] → [Time/Date Settings √ OK] → [DD:MM:YY] → [√ OK] eg. To set date 10.11.2019 with LED Keypad; [01] [02] [10] [11] [19] [√ OK]

23 / 81 7.3.2 Entrance Delays This is the delay time (second) for the user to disarm the system. Separate times can be defined for each partition. Entrance Delay for Partition A; • LED Keypad; [02] [01] → [SS] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Basic Settings √ OK]→[1- Part Entrance Delay √ OK]→[SS]→[√ OK] Entry Delay for Partition B; • LED Keypad; [02] [02] → [SS] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Basic Settings √ OK]→[2- Part Entrance Delay √ OK]→[SS]→[√ OK] Entry Delay for Partition C; • LED Keypad; [02] [03] → [SS] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Basic Settings √ OK]→[3- Part Entrance Delay √ OK]→[SS]→[√ OK] Entry Delay for Partition D; • LED Keypad; [02] [04] → [SS] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Basic Settings √ OK]→[4- Part Entrance Delay √ OK]→[SS]→[√ OK] eg. To set Entrance Delay for Partition A as 10sec. ; [02] [01] [10] [√ OK] 7.3.3 Exit Delays This is the delay time (second) for the user to leave the place after arming the system. Separate times can be defined for each partition. Exit Delay for Partition A; • LED Keypad; [03] [01] → [SS] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Basic Settings √ OK]→[1- Part Exit Delay √ OK]→[SS]→[√ OK] Exit Delay for Partition B; • LED Keypad; [03] [02] → [SS] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Basic Settings √ OK]→[2- Part Exit Delay √ OK]→[SS]→[√ OK] Exit Delay for Partition C; • LED Keypad; [03] [03] → [SS] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Basic Settings √ OK]→[3- Part Exit Delay √ OK]→[SS]→[√ OK] Exit Delay for Partition D; • LED Keypad; [03] [04] → [SS] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Basic Settings √ OK]→[4- Part Exit Delay √ OK]→[SS]→[√ OK] Ör: To set Exit Delay for Partition A as 15sec. ; [03] [01] [15] [√ OK]

24 / 81 7.3.4 CMS Account No If the system will send information to a Central Monitoring Station, the customer account number specified by the CMS will set in this step. Two different CMS numbers can be assigned to the system. Set 1st CMS Account NO • LED Keypad; [04] [01] → [XXXX] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Basic Settings √ OK]→[CMS Accounts √ OK]→[1- CMS Account XXXX]→[√ OK] Set 2nd CMS Account NO • LED Keypad; [04] [02] → [XXXX] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Basic Settings √ OK]→[CMS Accounts √ OK]→[2- CMS Account XXXX]→[√ OK] eg. To set first CMS Account no as 1234; [04] [01] [1234] [√ OK] Ps: IF CMS account number contains Hexadecimal code, (A, B, C, D, E, F) when entering account number, press and hold; [1] for A – [2] for B – [3] for C – [4] for D – [5] for E – [6] for F 7.3.5 CMS Phone Number If the system will send information to a Central Monitoring Station, the CMS phone number will set in this step. Two different CMS phone numbers can be assigned to the system as back up. Set 1st CMS Phone Numer; • LED Keypad; [05] [01] → [XXXXXXXXXXX] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Basic Settings √ OK] → [CMS Phone √ OK] → [1. Phone No XXXXXXXXXXX] → [√ OK] Set 2nd CMS Phone Numer; • LED Keypad; [05] [02] → [XXXXXXXXXXX] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Basic Settings √ OK] → [CMS Phone √ OK] → [2. Phone No XXXXXXXXXXX] → [√ OK] Set 1st CMS Backup Phone Numer; • LED Keypad; [05] [03] → [XXXXXXXXXXX] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Basic Settings √ OK] → [CMS Phone √ OK] → [3. Phone No XXXXXXXXXXX] → [√ OK] Set 2st CMS Backup Phone Numer; • LED Keypad; [05] [04] → [XXXXXXXXXXX] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Basic Settings √ OK] → [CMS Phone √ OK] → [4. Phone No XXXXXXXXXXX] → [√ OK] eg. To set first CMS phone number as 02161234567; [05] [01] [02161234567] [√ OK] PS: If the phone line provided from phone switchboard with specific number, you should enter that number before entering the phone number and press long [0]. eg. [05] [01] [X] [0 Long] [02161234567] [√ OK] PS2: To erase any CMS phone number, get to related address and press-hold [B] Key. eg. [05] [01] [B Long] [√ OK]

25 / 81 7.3.6 User Phone Numbers User phone numbers are entered in this step so that the alarm system can notify the end user. The system can notify 6 phone numbers in total. • LED Keypad; 1. User Phone Number: [06] [01] → [XXXXXXXXXXX] → [√ OK] 2. User Phone Number: [06] [02] → [XXXXXXXXXXX] → [√ OK] 3. User Phone Number: [06] [03] → [XXXXXXXXXXX] → [√ OK] 4. User Phone Number: [06] [04] → [XXXXXXXXXXX] → [√ OK] 5. User Phone Number: [06] [05] → [XXXXXXXXXXX] → [√ OK] 6. User Phone Number: [06] [06] → [XXXXXXXXXXX] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Basic Settings √ OK] → [User Phones √ OK] → [1- User No XXXXXXXXXXX] → [√ OK] [Basic Settings √ OK] → [User Phones √ OK] → [2- User No XXXXXXXXXXX] → [√ OK] [Basic Settings √ OK] → [User Phones √ OK] → [3- User No XXXXXXXXXXX] → [√ OK] [Basic Settings √ OK] → [User Phones √ OK] → [4- User No XXXXXXXXXXX] → [√ OK] [Basic Settings √ OK] → [User Phones √ OK] → [5- User No XXXXXXXXXXX] → [√ OK] [Basic Settings √ OK] → [User Phones √ OK] → [6- User No XXXXXXXXXXX] → [√ OK] eg. To set 1st user phone as 05321234567; [06] [01] [05321234567] [√ OK] PS1: If the phone line provided from phone switchboard with specific number, you should enter that number before entering the phone number and press long [0]. eg. [06] [01] [9] [0 uzun bas] [05321234567] [√ Tamam] PS2: To erase any CMS phone number, get to related address and press-hold [B] Key. eg. [06] [01] [B Long] [√ OK] 7.3.7 User Codes By default no user code is defined in the control panel. In order to create a user code, you must login with “Master Code” in “Master Menu”. To Enter Master Menu; • [Fx] → [4] • Enter your Master Code (Factory Default: “1234”) To create User Codes; • LED Keypad; 1. User Code: [07] [01] → [XXXX] → [√ OK] 2. User Code: [07] [02] → [XXXX] → [√ OK] 3. User Code: [07] [03] → [XXXX] → [√ OK] 4. User Code: [07] [04] → [XXXX] → [√ OK] 5. User Code: [07] [05] → [XXXX] → [√ OK] 6. User Code: [07] [06] → [XXXX] → [√ OK] 7. User Code: [07] [07] → [XXXX] → [√ OK] 8. User Code: [07] [08] → [XXXX] → [√ OK] 9. User Code: [07] [09] → [XXXX] → [√ OK] 10. User Code: [07] [10] → [XXXX] → [√ OK] 11. Threat (Duress) Code: [07] [11] → [XXXX] → [√ OK]

26 / 81 • LCD Keypad; [Basic Settings √ OK] → [User Codes √ OK] → [01-User Code XXXX] → [√ Ok] [Basic Settings √ OK] → [User Codes √ OK] → [02-User Code XXXX] → [√ Ok] [Basic Settings √ OK] → [User Codes √ OK] → [03-User Code XXXX] → [√ Ok] [Basic Settings √ OK] → [User Codes √ OK] → [04-User Code XXXX] → [√ Ok] [Basic Settings √ OK] → [User Codes √ OK] → [05-User Code XXXX] → [√ Ok] [Basic Settings √ OK] → [User Codes √ OK] → [06-User Code XXXX] → [√ Ok] [Basic Settings √ OK] → [User Codes √ OK] → [07-User Code XXXX] → [√ Ok] [Basic Settings √ OK] → [User Codes √ OK] → [08-User Code XXXX] → [√ Ok] [Basic Settings √ OK] → [User Codes √ OK] → [09-User Code XXXX] → [√ Ok] [Basic Settings √ OK] → [User Codes √ OK] → [10-User Code XXXX] → [√ Ok] [Basic Settings √ OK] → [User Codes √ OK] → [11-Threat (Duress) Code XXXX] → [√ Ok] eg. To set 1st user code as 1111; [07] [1] [1111] [√ OK] To set 2nd user code as 2222; [07] [2] [2222] [√ OK] Master and Installer codes do not have an address. Master code factory default is “1234”, and installer code factory default is “9999”. You can change these codes as follows. • [√ Press and Hold] → [Enter Existing 4 Digit Code XXXX] → [New Code XXXX] → [Repeat New Code XXXX] eg. To set Master code as 9876; [√ Hold] [1234] [9876] [9876] To set Installer code as 4321; [√ Hold] [9999] [4321] [4321] PS: The code changes for the LCD and LED Keypad are the same, and you do not need to press the [√ OK] key at the end of the process. PS 2: Threat Code only “Disarm” the system and send Alarm information to user phones and CMS 7.4 PANEL SETTINGS This section contains the detailed settings of the control panel. 7.4.1 General Settings General settings related to the panel. Panel Options Option 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Function Quick Arm Auto Siren Test Arm – Disarm From Different Keypad Exit Delay Extension Double Hit LED ON ON ON ON ON ON LED OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF Quick Arm: When this option is active, you can use A – B – C – D keys to Quickly Arm the related partition by press and hold the key. Auto Siren Test: When this option is active, system gives warning with 2sec. siren sound when it’s armed. Arm – Disarm From Different Keypad: When this option is active, users can use the keypads that are authorized in other partition. When it is off, the keypad cannot process any partition which is not belong to.

27 / 81 Exit Delay Extension: When this option is active; if any zone which programmed as input-output is still active during exit delay, exit delay duration will automatically continue until the zone closed. Double Hit: When this option is active, system gives alarm when the same zone gives 2x activation during the cross zone time period which defined before. Double Hit function is only valid for the zones which selected as cross zones. • LED Keypad; [10] [01] → [2-3-4-5-6] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Panel Settings √ OK] → [General Settings √ OK] → [Panel Options 2-3-4-5-6] → [√ OK] Output Polarization PGM and SRN gives -12V. This option selecets if this outputs gives -12V when its activated or passive. Option 1. 4. Function PGM SRN LED ON Active Active LED OFF Passive Passive • LED Keypad; [10] [02] → [1-4] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Panel Settings √ OK] → [General Settings √ OK] → [Output Polar. 1-4] → [√ OK] Default Settings Requests You can choose the reset types in this section. Option 1. 2. Function Reset Codes Reset Panel Settings LED ON Active Active LED OFF Passive Passive • LED Keypad; [10] [03] → [1-2] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Panel Settings √ OK] → [General Settings √ OK] → [Default Set. Req. 1-2] → [√ OK] PS: You can only chose reset types in Installer Menu. Reset Permission You can give reset permission for each reset type. Option 1. 2. Function Reset Codes Permission Reset Panel Settings Permission LED ON Active Active LED OFF Passive Passive • LED Keypad; [10] [04] → [1-2] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Panel Settings √ OK] → [General Settings √ OK] → [Reset Permission 1-2] → [√ OK]

28 / 81 Power Report Delay In this section, you can set how many minutes after the power failure information will be notified to the user and the CMS. A value can be entered between 0-60min. • LED Keypad; [10] [05] → [DD] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Panel Settings √ OK] → [General Settings √ OK] → [Power Report Delay DD] → [√ OK] Double Trigger Time Double trigger time starts when one of the detectors with this feature is activated (to set this feature to a detector see 7.5.4 Extra Settings). The first activation will not assign as an alarm. If another zone which selected as cross zone or double trigger in the same partition activated in the Double trigger time period, panel gives alarm and send the information to CMS or users. If there will be no second activation after the first one, system gives “Cross Zone Fault”. • LED Keypad; [10] [06] → [DD] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Panel Settings √ OK] → [General Settings √ OK] → [Double Trigger Time DD] → [√ OK] 7.4.2 Siren Settings This is the section where the siren settings are made. Siren Using Partitions You can select which partitions are using siren. • LED Keypad; [11] [01] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Panel Settings √ OK] → [Siren Settings √ OK] → [Siren Settings Partitions A-B-C-D] → [√ OK] Cut Off Time You can select how many minute siren will work during alarm. Can be set between 2 – 255min. • LED Keypad; [11] [02] → [DD] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Panel Settings √ OK] → [Siren Settings √ OK] → [Cut Off Time DD] → [√ OK] 7.4.3 Auto Arm/Disarm This is the section where the alarm system can be set up for any Partition to automatically arm and disarm on certain days and times of the week. Auto Arm Partitions You can set which partitions will be Arm automatically. • LED Keypad; [12] [01] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Panel Settings √ OK]→[Auto Arm/Disarm √ OK]→[Auto Arm Partitions A-B-C-D]→[√ OK]

29 / 81 Auto Arm Days You can set which days will be arm automatically. • LED Keypad; [12] [02] → [1234567] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Panel Settings √ OK]→[ Auto Arm/Disarm √ OK]→[ Auto Arm Days 1234567]→[√ OK] PS: Days of the week are; 1: Sunday 2: Monday 3: Tuesday 4: Wednesday 5: Thursday 6: Friday 7: Saturday. Auto Arm Time You can set which time will be arm automatically. • LED Keypad; [12] [03] → [SS:DD] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Panel Settings √ OK]→[ Auto Arm/Disarm √ OK]→[ Auto Arm Time SS:DD]→ [√ OK] Auto Disarm Partitions You can set which partitions will be Disarm automatically. • LED Keypad; [12] [04] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Panel Settings √ OK]→[Auto Arm/Disarm √ OK]→[Auto Disarm Partitions A-B-C-D]→[√ OK] Auto Disarm Days You can set which days will be disarm automatically. • LED Keypad; [12] [05] → [1234567] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Panel Settings √ OK]→[ Auto Arm/Disarm √ OK]→[ Auto Disarm Days 1234567]→[√ OK] PS: Days of the week are; 1: Sunday 2: Monday 3: Tuesday 4: Wednesday 5: Thursday 6: Friday 7: Saturday. Auto Disarm Time You can set which time will be disarm automatically. • LED Keypad; [12] [06] → [SS:DD] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Panel Settings √ OK]→[ Auto Arm/Disarm √ OK]→[ Auto Disarm Time SS:DD]→ [√ OK] Inactivity Arm Partitions You can set which partitions will be arm when there is no movement in it. • LED Keypad; [12] [07] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Panel Settings √ OK]→[ Auto Arm/Disarm √ OK]→[Inactivity Arm Partitions A-B-C-D]→[√ OK]

30 / 81 Inactivity Arm Delay You can select the inactivity time in this section. System will be automatically armed if there will be no movement in this time period. It can be set between 5 – 255min. • LED Keypad; [12] [08] → [DD] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Panel Settings √ OK]→[ Auto Arm/Disarm √ OK]→[ Inactivity Arm Delay DD]→ [√ OK] 7.4.4 PGM Settings This section contains settings for using PGM. Each PGM has a usage type and a PGM parameter that makes sense according to that usage type. In order for the PGM to function as required, both the usage type and parameter must be set. Use PGM 1 as You can choose PGM types in this section. No Type Parameter Value 1 Manual PGM can be use by manually. No need to set any value. - 2 Zone Output PGM activated when the selected zone is active. Values in the table are entered in programming to determine which zone to activate. To select multiple zones, the values of the two zones are added. eg. For Z3 and Z6, add both values 4+32= 36. Zone Value Zone Value Z1 1 Z5 16 Z2 2 Z6 32 Z3 4 Z7 64 Z4 8 Z8 128 255 3 Partition Output PGM activated when an alarm occurs in the selected partition(s). To select the relevant partition(s), the values in the table are added. eg. For partition B and C, add and enter 2+4=6. Partition Value A 1 B 2 C 4 D 8 15 4 ARM Status PGM activated when the selected partition(s) is armed. To select the relevant partition(s), the values in the table are added. eg. For partition B and C, add and enter 2+4=6. Partition Value A 1 B 2 C 4 D 8 15 5 Firen Siren PGM activated continuously when fire alarm occurs, no value is entered. - 6 Fire Sensor Power When the fire detector supply is used via PGM, the reset time of the PGM is entered with the password. Can be entered between 1-255 sec. You can reset the fire detectors when it gives alarm by user codes. 10 7 Siren PGM is used as a siren output for the selected partition(s). To select the relevant partition(s), the values in the table are added together and entered. eg. A ve C bölümleri için 1+4=5 değeri girilir. Partition Value A 1 B 2 C 4 D 8 15

31 / 81 8 Trouble Output PGM is active when selected errors occur. Fault Value Fault Value Mains Fail 1 Phone Line Fail 8 Low Battery 2 Zone Fault 16 Time Not Set 4 Battery Fault 32 63 9 Access Control Door lock open hold time can be entered in the range of 1-255 sec. 5 10 Timer Output The PGM remains on for the specified time and then turns off. Can be entered between 1-255 sec. 0 11 Random PGM will open and close randomly according to the entered value. Value PGM ON PGM OFF 0 1-255 sec. 1-255 sec. 1 1-255 min. 1-255 min. 2 1-63 sec. 1-255 sec. 3 1-63 min. 1-255 min. 0 12 Arm Indicator When the alarm system is armed, PGM remains open for the entered parameter value. Parameter can be entered between 0-255min. 0 13 Disarm Indicator When the alarm system is disrmed, the PGM remains on until the entered parameter value. Parameter can be entered between 0-255min. 0 14 Toggle RC Button PGM activated by remote control. Parameter can be entered between 0- 255min. 0 15 Alarm Type PGM is activated according to the selected alarm type. Alarm Type Value Alarm Type Value Intruder 1 Duress 8 Panic 2 Tamper 16 Fire 4 Medical 32 63 • LED Keypad; [13] [01] → [0-1-2-…-15] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Panel Settings √ OK]→[PGM Settings √ OK]→[User PGM 1 As {Select Value by (B) (C) Keys}]→[√ OK] PGM Settings PGM parameter varies according to the selected PGM type. The table above shows what this parameter means and the setting options for each PGM type. If more than one option is selected, the sum of the values corresponding to the options must be entered. • LED Keypad; [13] [02] → [XXX] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Panel Settings √ OK]→[PGM Settings √ OK]→[PGM Settings XXX]→[√ OK] eg. If PGM is selected as Alarm type and is required to be active in Fire alarm and Medical alarm conditions; The value specified for the fire alarm (4) and the value specified for the medical alarm (32) are added and the value found (36) is entered. [13] [02] → [36] → [√ OK]

32 / 81 7.4.5 Timer Settings In this section, you can program the PGM outputs are activated on the specified dates and times. Timer 1 Settings This setting determines whether the PGM is to be controlled with timer and whether the PGM output is active or inactive at the specified time. Option 1. 2. Feature PGM Use PGM Active / Inactive LED ON Yes Active LED OFF NO Inactive • LED Keypad; [14] [01] → [1-2] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Panel Settings √ OK]→[Timer Settings √ OK]→[Timer 1 Settings 1-2] → [√ OK] Timer 1 Days This setting determines the days that PGM will be activated. • LED Keypad; [14] [02] → [1234567] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Panel Settings √ OK]→[Timer Settings √ OK] → [Timer 1 Days 1234567] → [√ OK] PS: Days of the week are; 1: Sunday 2: Monday 3: Tuesday 4: Wednesday 5: Thursday 6: Friday 7: Saturday. Timer 1 Time This setting determines the time that PGM will be activated. • LED Keypad; [14] [03] → [HH:MM] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Panel Settings √ OK] → [Timer Settings √ OK] → [Timer 1 Time HH:MM] → [√ OK] Timer 2 Settings This setting determines whether the PGM is to be controlled with second timer and whether the PGM output is active or inactive at the specified time. Option 1. 2. Feature PGM Use PGM Active / Inactive LED ON Yes Active LED OFF NO Inactive • LED Keypad; [14] [04] → [1-2] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Panel Settings √ OK]→[Timer Settings √ OK]→[Timer 2 Settings 1-2] → [√ OK] Timer 2 Days This setting determines the days that PGM will be activated. • LED Keypad; [14] [05] → [1234567] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Panel Settings √ OK]→[Timer Settings √ OK] → [Timer 2 Days 1234567] → [√ OK]

33 / 81 PS: Days of the week are; 1: Sunday 2: Monday 3: Tuesday 4: Wednesday 5: Thursday 6: Friday 7: Saturday. Timer 2 Time This setting determines the days that PGM will be activated. • LED Keypad; [14] [06] → [HH:MM] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Panel Settings √ OK] → [Timer Settings √ OK] → [Timer 2 Time HH:MM] → [√ OK] 7.4.6 Remote Access This section contains settings for remote control of the alarm panel by phone and settings for usage of the Cloud Communication. Remote Control Settings Use the option 1 to turn on or off remote alarm panel access by phone. And option 2 to open or close the Cloud communication. • LED Keypad; [15] [01] → [1-2] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Panel Settings √ OK] → [Remote Access √ OK] → [Rem. Cont. Sett. 1-2] → [√ OK] Ring Count It determines ring numbers after control panel response by remote control with Phone. • LED Keypad; [15] [02] → [X] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Panel Settings √ OK] → [Remote Access √ OK] → [Ring Count Time X] → [√ OK] 7.4.7 Panel Info This is where you can access basic information about the alarm panel. No settings can be made in this section, only readable information. Basic Informations are; Panel Type, Software Version, Hardware Version. • LED Keypad; [16] [01] → [Panel Type] → [√ OK] [16] [02] → [SW Version] → [√ OK] [16] [03] → [HW Version] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Panel Settings √ OK] → [Panel Info √ Ok] → [Panel Type] → [√ OK] [Panel Settings √ OK] → [Panel Info √ Ok] → [SW Version] → [√ OK] [Panel Settings √ OK] → [Panel Info √ Ok] → [HW Version] → [√ OK] Option 1. 2. Feature Access by Phone Cloud Connection LED ON Yes Active LED OFF NO Passive

34 / 81 7.5 ZONE SETTINGS This is the section where all settings related to zones are made. 7.5.1 Connection Type The zone input must be set according to the connection type of the detector. The panel can be adjusted according to the detector connections described in the installation section. Contact type can be selected as NC (Normally Closed) or NO (Normally Open). Connection type can be selected without resistance, single end resistance or double end resistance. Also unused zones can be turned off in this section. When double zone is activated for any zone from Zone 1 to Zone 8, the corresponding zone will be activated. Which means if you activate double zone for Zone 1, the corresponding Zone 9 will be activated. Below table, you can find the zone input settings; Option 1. 2. 3. 4. Feature NC / NO Single EOL Resistor Double EOL Resistor Zone Use / Not Use LED ON NC Yes Yes In Use LED OFF NO No No Not in Use • LED Keypad; Zone 1 - [20] [01] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] Zone 2 - [20] [02] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] Zone 3 - [20] [03] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] Zone 4 - [20] [04] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] Zone 5 - [20] [05] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] Zone 6 - [20] [06] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] Zone 7 - [20] [07] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] Zone 8 - [20] [08] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Zon Settings √ OK] → [Connection Type √ OK] → [1- Connection Type 1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] [Zon Settings √ OK] → [Connection Type √ OK] → [2- Connection Type 1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] [Zon Settings √ OK] → [Connection Type √ OK] → [3- Connection Type 1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] [Zon Settings √ OK] → [Connection Type √ OK] → [4- Connection Type 1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] [Zon Settings √ OK] → [Connection Type √ OK] → [5- Connection Type 1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] [Zon Settings √ OK] → [Connection Type √ OK] → [6- Connection Type 1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] [Zon Settings √ OK] → [Connection Type √ OK] → [7- Connection Type 1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] [Zon Settings √ OK] → [Connection Type √ OK] → [8- Connection Type 1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] PS 1: When a non-resistor connection is made, options 2 and 3 should be off. PS 2: When zone doubling is made, both 2nd and 3rd options should be on. PS 3: Zone doubling is not available on systems with additional zone cards. Keypad Zone Keypad zone connection is normally closed. If Keypad zone is to be used, this zone must be opened in Connection Type settings.

35 / 81 LCD Keypad; [Zone Settings √ OK] →[ Connection Type √ OK] → [1- Keypad Connection Type 1-4] → [√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK] →[ Connection Type √ OK] → [2- Keypad Connection Type 1-4] → [√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK] →[ Connection Type √ OK] → [3- Keypad Connection Type 1-4] → [√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK] →[ Connection Type √ OK] → [4- Keypad Connection Type 1-4] → [√ OK] PS 1: Keypad zone can also be used on LED Keypad, but programming of Keypad Zone cannot be done with LED Keypad. PS 2: When the Keypad Zone is activated, double zone feature for this zone is not available. However, double zone of other zones can be used. The keypad zones uses 29-30-31-32 zone numbers in the system. Keypad address determines the connected zone number. If the Keypad address is 01 then Keypad Zone number is 29 If the Keypad address is 02 then Keypad Zone number is 30 If the Keypad address is 03 then Keypad Zone number is 31 If the Keypad address is 04 then Keypad Zone number is 32. To learn Keypad adress see the section 7.10 Learn and Change the Keypad Adress. !!! Important !!! It is recommended that the detector to be connected to the keypad zone does not require a 12V supply such as a magnetic contact. If the detectors using external supply are connected and the 12V supply requirement is met via the Keypad, the Keypad cable distance may need to be significantly reduced. Otherwise, instability may occur in the operation of the keypad. 7.5.2 Partition In this section, you can set each zones to assigned related partition. Each zone can be assigned to only one partition. But you can add multiple zones to a single partition. 1. Option: Partition A , 2. Option: Partition B, 3. Option: Partition C, 4. Option: Partition D • LED Keypad; Zone 1 - [21] [01] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] Zone 2 - [21] [02] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] Zone 3 - [21] [03] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] Zone 4 - [21] [04] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] Zone 5 - [21] [05] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] Zone 6 - [21] [06] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] Zone 7 - [21] [07] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] Zone 8 - [21] [08] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Zone Settings √ OK] → [Partition √ OK] → [1- Zone Partition A-B-C-D] → [√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK] → [Partition √ OK] → [2- Zone Partition A-B-C-D] → [√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK] → [Partition √ OK] → [3- Zone Partition A-B-C-D] → [√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK] → [Partition √ OK] → [4- Zone Partition A-B-C-D] → [√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK] → [Partition √ OK] → [5- Zone Partition A-B-C-D] → [√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK] → [Partition √ OK] → [6- Zone Partition A-B-C-D] → [√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK] → [Partition √ OK] → [7- Zone Partition A-B-C-D] → [√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK] → [Partition √ OK] → [8- Zone Partition A-B-C-D] → [√ OK]

36 / 81 7.5.3 Zon Type The zone type can be selected according to the type of zone and the location which detector installed. The information which will be send to CMS will be defined in this section according to zone type. Only one of these types can be selected for a zone. Zone types are listed in the table below. Option Zone Type Explanation 1 Door This option is available for zones to which door-mounted magnetic contacts are connected. 2 Window This option is available for zones with window-mounted magnetic contacts. 3 Interior This option is available for zones with indoor sensors. 4 Exterior This option is available for zones with outdoor sensors. 5 24 Hour This type of selected zones are continuously active whether the system is armed or not. Sends 24 Hour alarm information to CMS. 6 Fire This type of selected zones are continuously active whether the system is armed or not. Sends Fire Alarm information to CMS. Can be used the zones which connected fire detector. Fire alarm can be silenced by entering code on keypad. 7 Panic Button This type of selected zones are continuously active whether the system is armed or not. Sends Panic alarm information to CMS. Can be use for Panic buttons. Siren will not gives warning for this zone type. 8 Duress This type of selected zones are continuously active whether the system is armed or not. Sends Duress information to CMS. Siren will not gives warning for this zone type. 9 Tamper This type of selected zones are continuously active whether the system is armed or not. Sends Tamper information to CMS. This zone type can be used for tamper connections of the PIR, siren, panel etc. 10 Medical This type of selected zones are continuously active whether the system is armed or not. Sends Medical Alarm information to CMS. This zone type can be selected when an emergency button is install to the system for the person who need for care. 11 Custom This type of selected zones are continuously active whether the system is armed or not. Sends any information to CMS which user selected. 12 Keyswitch System will be Armed if this zone goes NC and Disarmed if goes NO.

37 / 81 • LED Keypad; Zone 1 - [22] [01] → [XX] → [√ OK] Zone 2 - [22] [02] → [XX] → [√ OK] Zone 3 - [22] [03] → [XX] → [√ OK] Zone 4 - [22] [04] → [XX] → [√ OK] Zone 5 - [22] [05] → [XX] → [√ OK] Zone 6 - [22] [06] → [XX] → [√ OK] Zone 7 - [22] [07] → [XX] → [√ OK] Zone 8 - [22] [08] → [XX] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Zone Settings √ OK] → [Zone Type √ OK] → [1- Zone Type] → [√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK] → [Zone Type √ OK] → [2- Zone Type] → [√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK] → [Zone Type √ OK] → [3- Zone Type] → [√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK] → [Zone Type √ OK] → [4- Zone Type] → [√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK] → [Zone Type √ OK] → [5- Zone Type] → [√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK] → [Zone Type √ OK] → [6- Zone Type] → [√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK] → [Zone Type √ OK] → [7- Zone Type] → [√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK] → [Zone Type √ OK] → [8- Zone Type] → [√ OK] 7.5.4 Extra Settings This is the section where settings for zone behavior are made. Option 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. LED ON Last Door Zone ON Follower Zone ON Entry – Exit Zone ON Silent Zone ON Bypass Not Allowed Include Home Arming Cross Zone ON LED OFF Last Door Zone OFF Follower Zone OFF Entry – Exit Zone OFF Silent Zone Off Bypass Allowed Not Include Home Arming Cross Zone OFF Last Door Zone; When exit from the zone selected as the last door, alarm system will armed immidiatly without waiting for exit delay ends. Last Door selected zone is automatically set as Input-Output Zone. Follower Zone; This zone follows the Input- Output zone. If Input- output zone activated before followe zone, the follower zone gives entry – exit delay. But if the follower zone activated before input – output zone, it gives alarm instantly. Input - Output Zone; It gives entry delay if the system already armed and waiting for disarm or gives exit delay if the system will be armed and leave the pleace. Silent Zone; This zone will not trigger any sounder but it send alarm information to CMS. Bypass Allowed – Not Allowed ; It allowes the bypass key if related zone can be bypass or not. Include Home Arming; If this option is selected for any zone, when the system armed with “Stay” mode, this zones will not work. This feature is used when the users arming the system while they still inside the place. Cross Zone; If two or more triggers are triggered during the cross-zone detection period, the panel switches to alarms if the zones selected as Cross-Zone. If double hit selected, this activation trigger should be triggered same detector during the cross zone period. But if double hit is not selected, second trigger should triggered from cross zone in the same partition. If there will be no second trigger in the time period of cross zone, panel gives Cross Zone Fault.

38 / 81 LED Keypad; Zone 1 - [23] [01] → [1-2-3-4-5-6-7] → [√ OK] Zone 2 - [23] [02] → [1-2-3-4-5-6-7] → [√ OK] Zone 3 - [23] [03] → [1-2-3-4-5-6-7] → [√ OK] Zone 4 - [23] [04] → [1-2-3-4-5-6-7] → [√ OK] Zone 5 - [23] [05] → [1-2-3-4-5-6-7] → [√ OK] Zone 6 - [23] [06] → [1-2-3-4-5-6-7] → [√ OK] Zone 7 - [23] [07] → [1-2-3-4-5-6-7] → [√ OK] Zone 8 - [23] [08] → [1-2-3-4-5-6-7] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Zone Settings √ OK]→[Extra Settings √ OK]→[1- Zone Options 1-2-3-4-5-6-7]→[√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK]→[Extra Settings √ OK]→[2- Zone Options 1-2-3-4-5-6-7]→[√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK]→[Extra Settings √ OK]→[3- Zone Options 1-2-3-4-5-6-7]→[√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK]→[Extra Settings √ OK]→[4- Zone Options 1-2-3-4-5-6-7]→[√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK]→[Extra Settings √ OK]→[5- Zone Options 1-2-3-4-5-6-7]→[√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK]→[Extra Settings √ OK]→[6- Zone Options 1-2-3-4-5-6-7]→[√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK]→[Extra Settings √ OK]→[7- Zone Options 1-2-3-4-5-6-7]→[√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK]→[Extra Settings √ OK]→[8- Zone Options 1-2-3-4-5-6-7]→[√ OK] PS: (1) Options 2 and 3 cannot be activated at the same time in one zone. (2) Cross Zone feature only applies to zones selected as Door, Window, Internal and External. It is not recommended to use cross zone feature in Entry-Exit and Follower Zones. 7.5.5 Response Time The panel does not detect contact motion as an alarm for less than the given time. This value can be set between 2-255. Each number defines 30 milisecond increase. For example if this value entered 15, the response time will be 15x30ms= 450 milisecond. • LED Keypad; Zone 1 - [24] [01] → [XX] → [√ OK] Zone 2 - [24] [02] → [XX] → [√ OK] Zone 3 - [24] [03] → [XX] → [√ OK] Zone 4 - [24] [04] → [XX] → [√ OK] Zone 5 - [24] [05] → [XX] → [√ OK] Zone 6 - [24] [06] → [XX] → [√ OK] Zone 7 - [24] [07] → [XX] → [√ OK] Zone 8 - [24] [08] → [XX] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Zone Settings √ OK]→[Response Time √ OK]→[1- Zone Delay XX]→[√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK]→[Response Time √ OK]→[2- Zone Delay XX]→[√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK]→[Response Time √ OK]→[3- Zone Delay XX]→[√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK]→[Response Time √ OK]→[4- Zone Delay XX]→[√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK]→[Response Time √ OK]→[5- Zone Delay XX]→[√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK]→[Response Time √ OK]→[6- Zone Delay XX]→[√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK]→[Response Time √ OK]→[7- Zone Delay XX]→[√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK]→[Response Time √ OK]→[8- Zone Delay XX]→[√ OK]

39 / 81 7.5.6 Zone Names It is the setting used to display the zone names as desired on the keypad display. This feature is only available with LCD Keypad. • LCD Keypad; [Zone Settings √ OK]→[Zone Names √ OK]→[1- Zone Name]→[√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK]→[Zone Names √ OK]→[2- Zone Name]→[√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK]→[Zone Names √ OK]→[3- Zone Name]→[√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK]→[Zone Names √ OK]→[4- Zone Name]→[√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK]→[Zone Names √ OK]→[5- Zone Name]→[√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK]→[Zone Names √ OK]→[6- Zone Name]→[√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK]→[Zone Names √ OK]→[7- Zone Name]→[√ OK] [Zone Settings √ OK]→[Zone Names √ OK]→[8- Zone Name]→[√ OK] Numeric alphabet on keypad can be used to enter zone names. The numerical alphabet on the keypad is as shown on the left (Figure 19). Left-right arrow keys can be used to move between letters and up-down arrow keys can be used to switch between zones. Press 0 twice to insert a space between words or delete a letter. 7.6 KEYPAD SETTINGS This is the section where all the Keypad settings are made. Pars series Alarm control panels suppors 4 keypad connection at the same time. All settings should be made for all 4 keypads separately. All keypads should be giving addressed first. For addressing the keypads; see 7.10 Learn and Change the Keypad Address. 7.6.1 Keypad Option You can select whether the keypad is authorized to control the following features. Option 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Feature Keypad Use Quick Arm ARM Permission Disarm Permission Programming Access Control Keypad Tamper LED ON Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes LED OFF No No No No No No No PS: If keypad tamper activated, system gives Tamper Alarm when the communication is lost between Keypad and Control Panel. Figure 20: Numeric Keypad

40 / 81 LED Keypad; Keypad 1 - [30] [01] → [1-2-3-4-5-6-7] → [√ OK] Keypad 2 - [30] [02] → [1-2-3-4-5-6-7] → [√ OK] Keypad 3 - [30] [03] → [1-2-3-4-5-6-7] → [√ OK] Keypad 4 - [30] [04] → [1-2-3-4-5-6-7] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Keypad Settings √ OK]→[Keypad Options √ OK]→[1- Keypad Option 1-2-3-4-5-6-7]→[√ OK] [Keypad Settings √ OK]→[Keypad Options √ OK]→[2- Keypad Option 1-2-3-4-5-6-7]→[√ OK] [Keypad Settings √ OK]→[Keypad Options √ OK]→[3- Keypad Option 1-2-3-4-5-6-7]→[√ OK] [Keypad Settings √ OK]→[Keypad Options √ OK]→[4- Keypad Option 1-2-3-4-5-6-7]→[√ OK] 7.6.2 Keypad Partitions You can select authorized partitions for each Keypad. Each keypad can be authorized for multiple partition. • LED Keypad; Keypad 1 - [31] [01] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] Keypad 2 - [31] [02] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] Keypad 3 - [31] [03] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] Keypad 4 - [31] [04] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Keypad Settings √ OK]→[Keypad Partitions √ OK]→[1- Keypad Authr. Partitions A-B-C-D]→[√ OK] [Keypad Settings √ OK]→[Keypad Partitions √ OK]→[2- Keypad Authr. Partitions A-B-C-D]→[√ OK] [Keypad Settings √ OK]→[Keypad Partitions √ OK]→[3- Keypad Authr. Partitions A-B-C-D]→[√ OK] [Keypad Settings √ OK]→[Keypad Partitions √ OK]→[4- Keypad Authr. Partitions A-B-C-D]→[√ OK] 7.6.3 Keypad Customize In this section you can make some settings such as Keypad warning, special keys, language options and Keypad screen customizations. Chime ON An audible warning can be set on Keypad when defined zone triggered when the system is not armed. This feature can be set when this zone is activated or de-activated. To turn on the chime feature when the zone is active; • LED Keypad; Zon 1-8 - [32] [01] → [1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8] → [√ OK] Zon 9-16 - [32] [02] → [1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8] → [√ OK] Zon 17-24 - [32] [03] → [1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8] → [√ OK] Zon 25-32 - [32] [04] → [1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Keypad Settings √ OK]→[Keypad Customize √ OK]→[1- Chime ON 1-8 Zones 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8]→[√ OK] [Keypad Settings √ OK]→[Keypad Customize √ OK]→[2- Chime ON 9-16 Zones 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8]→[√ OK] [Keypad Settings √ OK]→[Keypad Customize √ OK]→[3- Chime ON 17-24 Zones 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8]→[√ OK] [Keypad Settings √ OK]→[Keypad Customize √ OK]→[4- Chime ON 25-32 Zones 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8]→[√ OK]

41 / 81 To turn on the chime feature when the zone is de-active; • LED Keypad; Zon 1-8 - [32] [05] → [1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8] → [√ OK] Zon 9-16 - [32] [06] → [1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8] → [√ OK] Zon 17-24 - [32] [07] → [1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8] → [√ OK] Zon 25-32 - [32] [08] → [1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Keypad Settings √ OK]→[Keypad Customize √ OK]→[1- Chime OFF 1-8 Zones 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8]→[√ OK] [Keypad Settings √ OK]→[Keypad Customize √ OK]→[1- Chime OFF 9-16 Zones 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8]→[√ OK] [Keypad Settings √ OK]→[Keypad Customize √ OK]→[1- Chime OFF 17-24 Zones 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8]→[√ OK] [Keypad Settings √ OK]→[Keypad Customize √ OK]→[1- Chime OFF 25-32 Zones 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8]→[√ OK] Zone Light Defines keypad lights when zones are activated. • LED Keypad; Zon 1-8 - [32] [09] → [1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8] → [√ OK] Zon 9-16 - [32] [10] → [1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Keypad Settings √ OK]→[Keypad Customize √ OK]→[09- Lights 1-8 Zones]→[√ OK] [Keypad Settings √ OK]→[Keypad Customize √ OK]→[10- Lights 9-16 Zones]→[√ OK] Emergency Keys There are shortcut keys on the keypad that can be manually created for Panic, Fire and Medical alarms (Figure 20). Press and hold these keys to activate. In this section, you can select whether the emergency shortcut keys on the keypad are active or not. Also you can choose if Keypad installation tamper switch will be active or not. Option 1. 2. 3. 4. Feature Panic Fire Medical Keypad Tamper LED ON Yes Yes Yes Yes LED OFF NO NO NO NO • LED Keypad; [32] [11] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Keypad Settings √ OK]→[Keypad Customize √ OK]→[11- EMG Buttons 1-2-3-4]→[√ OK] Sound Option You can set the following sound options on Keypad. Option 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Feature Entry/Exit Armed Alarm Fault Keytone Operate LED ON Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes LED OFF NO NO NO NO NO NO LED Keypad; [32] [012] → [1-2-3-4-5-6] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Keypad Settings √ OK]→[ Keypad Customize √ OK]→[12- Sound Option 1-2-3-4-5-6]→[√ OK] Figure 19: Emergency Shortcut Keys

42 / 81 Language (Only LCD Keypad) You can change the language on LCD Keypad. Supported languages are English and Turkish. • LCD Keypad; [Keypad Settings √ OK]→[ Keypad Customize √ OK]→[13- Language]→[√ OK] Logo Line 1 (Only LCD Keypad) The information that will appear on the LCD Keypad screen when idle can be entered in this field. LCD display can be set in two lines. Keypad numeric keys (Figure: 19) and arrow keys can be used to enter letters. • LCD Keypad; [Keypad Settings √ OK]→[Keypad Customize √ OK]→[15- Logo Line 1]→[√ OK] Logo Line 2 (Only LCD Keypad) The information that will appear on the LCD Keypad screen when idle can be entered in this field. LCD display can be set in two lines. Keypad numeric keys (Figure: 19) and arrow keys can be used to enter letters. • LCD Keypad; • [Keypad Settings √ OK]→[Keypad Customize √ OK]→[16- Logo Line 2]→[√ OK] 7.7 USER SETTINGS This is the section where the user codes are create or changed. These settings are only accessible in the “Master Menu” and can only be entered with the Master User Code. 7.7.1 Start Time You can set which user codes will be start active in a specific time. You can enter Hour (HH) and minute (MM). • LED Keypad; 1. User - [40] [01] → [HH:MM] → [√ OK] 2. User - [40] [02] → [HH:MM] → [√ OK] 3. User - [40] [03] → [HH:MM] → [√ OK] 4. User - [40] [04] → [HH:MM] → [√ OK] 5. User - [40] [05] → [HH:MM] → [√ OK] 6. User - [40] [06] → [HH:MM] → [√ OK] 7. User - [40] [07] → [HH:MM] → [√ OK] 8. User - [40] [08] → [HH:MM] → [√ OK] 9. User - [40] [09] → [HH:MM] → [√ OK] 10. User - [40] [10] → [HH:MM] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [User Settings √ OK]→[Start Time √ OK]→[1- Start Time HH:MM]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Start Time √ OK]→[2- Start Time HH:MM]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Start Time √ OK]→[3- Start Time HH:MM]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Start Time √ OK]→[4- Start Time HH:MM]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Start Time √ OK]→[5- Start Time HH:MM]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Start Time √ OK]→[6- Start Time HH:MM]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Start Time √ OK]→[7- Start Time HH:MM]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Start Time √ OK]→[8- Start Time HH:MM]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Start Time √ OK]→[9- Start Time HH:MM]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Start Time √ OK]→[10- Start Time HH:MM]→[√ OK]

43 / 81 7.7.2 Finish Time You can set which user codes will be passive in a specific time. You can enter Hour (HH) and minute (MM). • LED Keypad; 1. User - [41] [01] → [HH:MM] → [√ OK] 2. User - [41] [02] → [HH:MM] → [√ OK] 3. User - [41] [03] → [HH:MM] → [√ OK] 4. User - [41] [04] → [HH:MM] → [√ OK] 5. User - [41] [05] → [HH:MM] → [√ OK] 6. User - [41] [06] → [HH:MM] → [√ OK] 7. User - [41] [07] → [HH:MM] → [√ OK] 8. User - [41] [08] → [HH:MM] → [√ OK] 9. User - [41] [09] → [HH:MM] → [√ OK] 10. User - [41] [10] → [HH:MM] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [User Settings √ OK]→[Finish Time √ OK]→[1- Finish Time HH:MM]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Finish Time √ OK]→[2- Finish Time HH:MM]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Finish Time √ OK]→[3- Finish Time HH:MM]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Finish Time √ OK]→[4- Finish Time HH:MM]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Finish Time √ OK]→[5- Finish Time HH:MM]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Finish Time √ OK]→[6- Finish Time HH:MM]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Finish Time √ OK]→[7- Finish Time HH:MM]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Finish Time √ OK]→[8- Finish Time HH:MM]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Finish Time √ OK]→[9- Finish Time HH:MM]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Finish Time √ OK]→[10- Finish Time HH:MM]→[√ OK] 7.7.3 User Days You can set which user codes will be start active in a specific day. 1: Monday, 2: Tuesday, 3: Wednesday, 4: Thursday 5: Friday, 6: Saturday, 7: Sunday • LED Keypad; 1. User - [42] [01] → [1-2-3-4-5-6-7] → [√ OK] 2. User - [42] [02] → [1-2-3-4-5-6-7] → [√ OK] 3. User - [42] [03] → [1-2-3-4-5-6-7] → [√ OK] 4. User - [42] [04] → [1-2-3-4-5-6-7] → [√ OK] 5. User - [42] [05] → [1-2-3-4-5-6-7] → [√ OK] 6. User - [42] [06] → [1-2-3-4-5-6-7] → [√ OK] 7. User - [42] [07] → [1-2-3-4-5-6-7] → [√ OK] 8. User - [42] [08] → [1-2-3-4-5-6-7] → [√ OK] 9. User - [42] [09] → [1-2-3-4-5-6-7] → [√ OK] 10. User - [42] [10] → [1-2-3-4-5-6-7] → [√ OK]

44 / 81 • LCD Keypad; [User Settings √ OK]→[Days √ OK]→[1- Authorized Days 1-2-3-4-5-6-7]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Days √ OK]→[2- Authorized Days 1-2-3-4-5-6-7]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Days √ OK]→[3- Authorized Days 1-2-3-4-5-6-7]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Days √ OK]→[4- Authorized Days 1-2-3-4-5-6-7]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Days √ OK]→[5- Authorized Days 1-2-3-4-5-6-7]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Days √ OK]→[6- Authorized Days 1-2-3-4-5-6-7]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Days √ OK]→[7- Authorized Days 1-2-3-4-5-6-7]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Days √ OK]→[8- Authorized Days 1-2-3-4-5-6-7]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Days √ OK]→[9- Authorized Days 1-2-3-4-5-6-7]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Days √ OK]→[10- Authorized Days 1-2-3-4-5-6-7]→[√ OK] 7.7.4 User Partitions You can set which user codes will be authorized in which partition(s). 1. Option: Partition A, 2. Option: Partition B, 3. Option: Partition C, 4. Option: Partition D • LED Keypad; 1. User - [43] [01] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] 2. User - [43] [02] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] 3. User - [43] [03] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] 4. User - [43] [04] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] 5. User - [43] [05] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] 6. User - [43] [06] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] 7. User - [43] [07] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] 8. User - [43] [08] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] 9. User - [43] [09] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] 10. User - [43] [10] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [User Settings √ OK]→[Partitions √ OK]→[1- Authorized Partitions A-B-C-D]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Partitions √ OK]→[2- Authorized Partitions A-B-C-D]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Partitions √ OK]→[3- Authorized Partitions A-B-C-D]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Partitions √ OK]→[4- Authorized Partitions A-B-C-D]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Partitions √ OK]→[5- Authorized Partitions A-B-C-D]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Partitions √ OK]→[6- Authorized Partitions A-B-C-D]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Partitions √ OK]→[7- Authorized Partitions A-B-C-D]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Partitions √ OK]→[8- Authorized Partitions A-B-C-D]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Partitions √ OK]→[9- Authorized Partitions A-B-C-D]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Partitions √ OK]→[10- Authorized Partitions A-B-C-D]→[√ OK] 7.7.5 User Keypads You can set which user codes will be authorized in which Keypads. 1. Option: 1. Keypad, 2. Option: 2. Keypad, 3. Option: 3. Keypad, 4. Option: 4. Keypad

45 / 81 • LED Keypad; 1. User - [44] [01] → [Authorized Keypad 1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] 2. User - [44] [02] → [Authorized Keypad 1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] 3. User - [44] [03] → [Authorized Keypad 1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] 4. User - [44] [04] → [Authorized Keypad 1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] 5. User - [44] [05] → [Authorized Keypad 1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] 6. User - [44] [06] → [Authorized Keypad 1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] 7. User - [44] [07] → [Authorized Keypad 1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] 8. User - [44] [08] → [Authorized Keypad 1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] 9. User - [44] [09] → [Authorized Keypad 1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] 10. User - [44] [10] → [Authorized Keypad 1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [User Settings √ OK]→[Keypads √ OK]→[1- Authorized Keypad 1-2-3-4]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Keypads √ OK]→[2- Authorized Keypad 1-2-3-4]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Keypads √ OK]→[3- Authorized Keypad 1-2-3-4]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Keypads √ OK]→[4- Authorized Keypad 1-2-3-4]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Keypads √ OK]→[5- Authorized Keypad 1-2-3-4]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Keypads √ OK]→[6- Authorized Keypad 1-2-3-4]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Keypads √ OK]→[7- Authorized Keypad 1-2-3-4]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Keypads √ OK]→[8- Authorized Keypad 1-2-3-4]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Keypads √ OK]→[9- Authorized Keypad 1-2-3-4]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Keypads √ OK]→[10- Authorized Keypad 1-2-3-4]→[√ OK] 7.7.6 User Limitations This is the section where user codes are restricted. Option 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Feature Arm Limit Disarm Limit One Time Code One Day Code Bypass Limit LED ON Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes LED OFF NO NO NO NO NO • LED Keypad; 1. User - [45] [01] → [1-2-3-4-5] → [√ OK] 2. User - [45] [02] → [1-2-3-4-5] → [√ OK] 3. User - [45] [03] → [1-2-3-4-5] → [√ OK] 4. User - [45] [04] → [1-2-3-4-5] → [√ OK] 5. User - [45] [05] → [1-2-3-4-5] → [√ OK] 6. User - [45] [06] → [1-2-3-4-5] → [√ OK] 7. User - [45] [07] → [1-2-3-4-5] → [√ OK] 8. User - [45] [08] → [1-2-3-4-5] → [√ OK] 9. User - [45] [09] → [1-2-3-4-5] → [√ OK] 10. User - [45] [10] → [1-2-3-4-5] → [√ OK]

46 / 81 • LCD Keypad; [User Settings √ OK]→[Limitations √ OK]→[1- Limitations 1-2-3-4-5]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Limitations √ OK]→[2- Limitations 1-2-3-4-5]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Limitations √ OK]→[3- Limitations 1-2-3-4-5]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Limitations √ OK]→[4- Limitations 1-2-3-4-5]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Limitations √ OK]→[5- Limitations 1-2-3-4-5]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Limitations √ OK]→[6- Limitations 1-2-3-4-5]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Limitations √ OK]→[7- Limitations 1-2-3-4-5]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Limitations √ OK]→[8- Limitations 1-2-3-4-5]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Limitations √ OK]→[9- Limitations 1-2-3-4-5]→[√ OK] [User Settings √ OK]→[Limitations √ OK]→[10- Limitations 1-2-3-4-5]→[√ OK] PS: Options 3 and 4 are available only for the guest user (User 10). 7.8 COMMUNICATOR SETTINGS This is the section where the general settings of the device related to call, SMS and Central Monitoring Center are made. 7.8.1 General Options General Settings This is the section where CMS dialing, user dialing and telephone calls are made in general settings. • LED Keypad; [50] [01] → [1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Communicator √ OK]→[General Options √ OK]→[General Settings 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8]→[√ OK] Dial Attempts The number of times the call will be tried is determined. A value can be selected between 1 and 15. • LED Keypad; [50] [02] → [XX] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Communicator √ OK]→[General Settings √ OK]→[Dial Attempts XX]→[√ OK] Test Interval This is where you set how often the test signal is sent to the CMS. Important: It is recommended to set this time to 24 Hours to avoid high invoice amounts when using a PSTN telephone line. Option 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Feature CMS Call User Call SMS Calls Cancel When Disarm Siren Warning When Line Cut Confirmation from Phone End Calls on First Confirmation Silence Alarm on Confirmation LED ON Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes LED OFF NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO

47 / 81 LED Keypad; [50] [04] → [XX] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Communicator √ OK]→[General Settings √ OK]→[Test Interval XX]→[√ OK] First Test Time The first test time to be sent to the CMS is entered in this section. • LED Keypad; [50] [05] → [HH:MM] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Communicator √ OK]→[General Settings √ OK]→[First Test At HH:MM]→[√ OK] Call Delay This section specifies how many seconds to delay during between two-number dialing. Value can be entered 1-30sec. • LED Keypad; [50] [06] → [XX] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Communicator √ OK]→[General Settings √ OK]→[Call Delay XX]→[√ OK] CMS 1 Format CMS format can be selected as Contact ID or SIA. 0: Contact ID – 1: SIA • LED Keypad; [50] [07] → [0-1] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Communicator √ OK]→[General Settings √ OK]→[CMS 1 Format]→[√ OK] CMS 2 Format CMS format can be selected as Contact ID or SIA. 0: Contact ID – 1: SIA • LED Keypad; [50] [08] → [0-1] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Communicator √ OK]→[General Settings √ OK]→[CMS 2 Format]→[√ OK] Partition A CMS Which CMS to send the reports for Partition A is selected in this section. 1: CMS 1 – 2: CMS 2 • LED Keypad; [50] [09] → [1-2] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Communicator √ OK]→[General Settings √ OK]→[Partition A CMS 1-2]→[√ OK]

48 / 81 Partition B CMS Which CMS to send the reports for Partition B is selected in this section. 1: CMS 1 – 2: CMS 2 • LED Keypad; [50] [10] → [1-2] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Communicator √ OK]→[General Settings √ OK]→[Partition B CMS 1-2]→[√ OK] Partition C CMS Which CMS to send the reports for Partition B is selected in this section. 1: CMS 1 – 2: CMS 2 • LED Keypad; [50] [11] → [1-2] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Communicator √ OK]→[General Settings √ OK]→[Partition C CMS 1-2]→[√ OK] Partition D CMS Which CMS to send the reports for Partition D is selected in this section. 1: CMS 1 – 2: CMS 2 • LED Keypad; [50] [12] → [1-2] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Communicator √ OK]→[General Settings √ OK]→[Partition D CMS 1-2]→[√ OK] Partition A Phones Which user phone numbers to call for Part A is selected from this section. The system can call a total of 6 user numbers. • LED Keypad; [50] [13] → [1-2-3-4-5-6] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Communicator √ OK]→[General Settings √ OK]→[Part. A Phones 1-2-3-4-5-6]→[√ OK] Partition B Phones Which user phone numbers to call for Part B is selected from this section. The system can call a total of 6 user numbers. • LED Keypad; [50] [14] → [1-2-3-4-5-6] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Communicator √ OK]→[General Settings √ OK]→[Part. B Phones 1-2-3-4-5-6]→[√ OK]

49 / 81 Partition C Phones Which user phone numbers to call for Part C is selected from this section. The system can call a total of 6 user numbers. • LED Keypad; [50] [15] → [1-2-3-4-5-6] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Communicator √ OK]→[General Settings √ OK]→[Part. C Phones 1-2-3-4-5-6]→[√ OK] Partition D Phones Which user phone numbers to call for Part D is selected from this section. The system can call a total of 6 user numbers. • LED Keypad; [50] [16] → [1-2-3-4-5-6] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Communicator √ OK]→[General Settings √ OK]→[Part. D Phones 1-2-3-4-5-6]→[√ OK] Partition A SMS Which user phone numbers to send SMS for Part A is selected from this section. The system can send SMS total of 6 user numbers. • LED Keypad; [50] [17] → [1-2-3-4-5-6] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Communicator √ OK]→[General Settings √ OK]→[Part. A SMS 1-2-3-4-5-6]→[√ OK] Partition B SMS Which user phone numbers to send SMS for Part B is selected from this section. The system can send SMS total of 6 user numbers. • LED Keypad; [50] [18] → [1-2-3-4-5-6] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Communicator √ OK]→[General Settings √ OK]→[Part. B SMS 1-2-3-4-5-6]→[√ OK] Partition C SMS Which user phone numbers to send SMS for Part C is selected from this section. The system can send SMS total of 6 user numbers. • LED Keypad; [50] [19] → [1-2-3-4-5-6] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Communicator √ OK]→[General Settings √ OK]→[Part. C SMS 1-2-3-4-5-6]→[√ OK]

50 / 81 Partition D SMS Which user phone numbers to send SMS for Part D is selected from this section. The system can send SMS total of 6 user numbers. • LED Keypad; [50] [20] → [1-2-3-4-5-6] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Communicator √ OK]→[General Settings √ OK]→[Part. D SMS 1-2-3-4-5-6]→[√ OK] PS: SMS can be used with panels with onboard GSM/GPRS Module or externally installed TXM-5272 GSM/GPRS Module. Important: In order to send SMS, the SIM card inserted in the device must have SMS sending enabled. To avoid surprise billing amounts, it is important that you define an SMS package that is used according to your SMS preferences. 7.8.2 Raport Masks It is the section where the communication ways of the system are selected. The following table provides the necessary settings for all event types. Option 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Feature CMS Notification Phone Notification CMS Restores Phone Restores SMS Notification SMS Restores LED ON ON ON ON ON ON ON LED OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF The following settings can be made for a total of 32 different event types registered in the system. You can find information on what these event types are and at which addresses they are registered in the “Event Types and Addresses” table below. • LED Keypad; [51] [01] → [1-2-3-4-5-6] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Communicator √ OK]→[Report Masks √ Tamam]→[01- Intruder Alarm 1-2-3-4-5-6]→[√ OK]

51 / 81 Event Types and Addresses; No Event Type Adress Factory Default 1 Intruder Alarm [51] [01] 1-2-3-5-6 2 Panic Alarm [51] [02] 1-2-3-5-6 3 Fire Alarm [51] [03] 1-2-3-5-6 4 Duress Alarm [51] [04] 1-2-3-5-6 5 Tamper Alarm [51] [05] 1-2-3-5-6 6 Medical Alarm [51] [06] 1-2-3-5-6 7 Duress Disarm [51] [07] 1-2-3-5-6 8 Cancel Alarm [51] [08] 1-3-5-6 9 Zone Trouble [51] [09] 1-3-5-6 10 Mains Failed [51] [10] 1-3-5-6 11 Intruder Verify [51] [11] 1-3-5-6 12 Cross Fault [51] [12] 1-3-5-6 13 Low Battery [51] [13] 1-3-5-6 14 Line Fail [51] [14] 1-3-5-6 15 Battery Fail [51] [15] 1-3-5-6 16 COM Fail [51] [16] 1-3-5-6 17 Special ARM/Disarm [51] [17] 1-3-5-6 18 Disarm [51] [18] 1-3-5-6 19 Bypassed [51] [19] 1-3-5-6 20 Programm Begin [51] [20] 1-3-5-6 21 Programm End [51] [21] 1-3-5-6 22 Periodic Report [51] [22] 1-3-5-6 23 Panel Restart [51] [23] 1-3-5-6 24 Manual Test [51] [24] 1-3-5-6 25 Disarm By Phone [51] [25] 1-3-5-6 26 Disarm By PC [51] [26] 1-3-5-6 27 Remote Connection [51] [27] 1-3-5-6 28 Line Intervention [51] [28] 1-3-5-6 29 PGM Opened [51] [29] 1-3-5-6 30 Custom Event [51] [30] 1-3-5-6 31 24 Hour Alarm [51] [31] 1-2-3-5-6 32 Factory Default [51] [32] 1-3-5-6

52 / 81 7.9 MODULES This is the section where additional Modules settings are made. These settings are only accessible in the “Master Programming” and can only be entered with the Master User Code. 7.8.3 Remote Module In addition to the keypad, remote control keyfob can be added to the system to perform the operations such as arm-disarm and performing PGM control. In order to introduce a remote control keyfob to the system, a remote control module must be connected to the system (TSC-5716). This remote control receiver module can be install into the Keypad. Add Remote User code is required for adding remote keyfob. İlgili adıma gelindiğinde 4-digit code is entered for which user is required to define a remote control keyfob and ve 4 buttons on the keyfob are pressed simultaneously for 2 seconds. When the keypad sounds OK, 4 keys are pressed simultaneously for 2 seconds again. • LED Keypad; [60] [01] → [User Code XXXX] → [Press 4 Buttons]→ [Press 4 Buttons Again]→ [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Modules √ OK]→[Remote Module √ OK]→[Add Remote]→[User Code XXXX]→[Press 4 Buttons]→ [Press 4 Buttons Again]→[√ OK] Important*: Before assigning a remote control keyfob to a user, that user's password must be generated. If no password is generated, an error message “ID User Unavailable” is received. Important**: Only one remote keyfob can be assigned to each user. If an attempt is made to re- assign a remote keyfonb to a user who has already been assigned a remote keyfob, the system warns “ID Remote Available”. Erase Remote This is the section where the user remote keyfob is deleted. The remote keyfob for each user appears as “Available” or “Unavailable“. To delete the remote control, select “Unavailable” in the related section. LED Keypad; [61] [01] → [Chose] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Modules √ OK]→[Remote Module √ OK]→[Erase Remote]→[Select Unavailable]→[√ OK] PS: Selection is may done with right and left arrow keys (B-C). Figure 20: Remote Control Module Installation Remote Control Module (TSC-5715), can be install inside of TSK-5710 LCD and TSK-5718 LED Keypads as in figüre.

53 / 81 7.10 LEARN AND CHANGE THE KEYPAD ADDRESS The factory default for the keypad address is 1. If multiple keypads are used in the system, their addresses must be different. To change the keypad's address, the following operation is performed while the keypad in the normal position. [Press and Hold 4] → [Enter Keypad Address X] → [√ OK] (Keypad address may given as 1, 2, 3 and 4) To see the address of the keypad, the following operation is performed while the keypad in the normal position. LCD Keypad; [Press and Hold 6] → [Master Code XXXX] → [4- Keypad Address] → [√ OK] Shown Keypad Address. LED Keypad; [Press and Hold 6] → [Master Code XXXX] → [Press 4] Shown Keypad Address.

54 / 81 8. PROGRAMMING TABLE This table shows all the functions and the factory settings that can be made on the panel. Installer Menu with Installer Code – Factory Default: 9999

55 / 81 10 03 Default Settings Requests 1. Option: Reset Codes 2. Option: Reset Panel Settings - InP & MaP 10 04 Reset Permission 1. Option: Reset Codes Permission 2. Option: Reset Panel Settings Permission 1 - 2 InP 10 05 Power Report Delay 0~60 Minutes 15 InP 10 06 Double Trigger Time 0-255 Second Ps: If you enter “0” Cross Zone Feature will be Off. 60 InP 11 – SIREN SETTINGS 11 01 Siren Using Partitions 1. Option: Partition A 2. Option: Partition B 3. Option: Partition C 4. Option: Partition D A- B- C- D InP 11 02 Cut-Off Time 2~255 Minutes 3 InP 12 – AUTO ARM/DISARM 12 01 Auto Arm Partition 1. Option: Partition A 2. Option: Partition B 3. Option: Partition C 4. Option: Partition D  Auto Arming is Disabled if All Options are Off Disable InP 12 02 Auto Arm Days 1. Option: Monday 2. Option: Tuesday 3. Option: Wednesday 4. Option: Thursday 5. Option: Friday 6. Option: Saturday 7. Option: Sunday All Selected InP & MaP 12 03 Auto Arm Time HH: MM HH: Hour, MM: Minute 00:00 InP & MaP 12 04 Auto Disarm Partition 1. Option: Partition A 2. Option: Partition B 3. Option: Partition C 4. Option: Partition D  Auto Arming is Disabled if All Options are Off Disable InP & MaP 12 05 Auto Disarm Days 1. Option: Monday 2. Option: Tuesday 3. Option: Wednesday 4. Option: Thursday 5. Option: Friday 6. Option: Saturday 7. Option: Sunday All Selected InP & MaP 12 06 Auto Disarm Time HH: MM HH: Hour, MM: Minute 00:00 InP & MaP 12 07 Inactivity Arm Partitions 1. Option: Partition A 2. Option: Partition B 3. Option: Partition C 4. Option: Partition D  Auto Arming is Disabled if All Options are Off Disable InP 12 08 Inactivity Arm Delay 5~255 Minutes 30 Minutes InP 13 – PGM SETTINGS 13 01 Use PGM As… 0: Manually 1: Zone Output 2: Partition Output 3: ARM Status 4: Fire Siren 5: Fire Sensor Power 6: Siren 7: Trouble Output 8: Access Control 9: Timer Output 10: Random 11: ARM Indicator 12: Disarm Indicator 13: Toggle RC Button 14: Alarm Type 0 InP 13 02 PGM Settings 0~255 Minute 0 InP

56 / 81 14 – TIMER SETTINGS 14 01 Timer 1 Settings 1. Option: Use PGM Timer YES/NO 2. Option: PGM Active / Passive - InP & MaP 14 02 Timer 1 Days 1. Option: Monday 2. Option: Tuesday 3. Option: Wednesday 4. Option: Thursday 5. Option: Friday 6. Option: Saturday 7. Option: Sunday All Selected InP & MaP 14 03 Timer 1 Time HH: MM HH: Hour, MM: Minute 00:00 InP & MaP 14 04 Timer 2 Settings 1. Option: Use PGM Timer YES/NO 2. Option: PGM Active / Passive - InP & MaP 14 05 Timer 2 Days 1. Option: Monday 2. Option: Tuesday 3. Option: Wednesday 4. Option: Thursday 5. Option: Friday 6. Option: Saturday 7. Option: Sunday All Selected InP & MaP 14 06 Timer 2 Time HH: MM HH: Hour, MM: Minute 00:00 InP & MaP 15 – REMOTE ACCESS 15 01 Remote Control Settings 1. Option: Remote Access by Phone ON/OFF 2. Option: Cloud Communication ON/OFF OFF OFF InP 15 02 Ring Count 1~20 Times 5 Times InP 16 – PANEL INFO 16 01 Panel Type Only Read TSP-5xxx InP 16 02 Software Version Only Read 0 InP 16 03 Hardware Version Only Read 0 InP 2 – ZONE SETTINGS 20 – CONNECTION TYPE 20 01 20 02 20 03 20 04 20 05 20 06 20 07 20 08 Z1 Z2 Z3 Z4 Z5 Z6 Z7 Z8 01-Keypad Zone 29 02-Keypad Zone 30 03-Keypad Zone 31 04-Keypad Zone 32 1. Opt.: NC/NO 2. Opt.: Singl EOL, Double Zone On/Off* 3. Opt.: Double EOL, Double Zone On/Off* 4. Opt.: Zone Use In Use/Not In Use  2 and 3 should be Off in Resistance-Free Connection.  2 and 3 should be On in Double Zone Connection.  Z9...Z(nx2) No Zone Activation Required.  Double Zone is Not Available with Additional Zone Card. Keypad Zone settings can only be done via LCD Keypad. When the Keypad Zone is activated, the zone numbers according to the Keypad address are assigned as follows; Keypad 1: Zone 29 Keypad 2: Zone 30 Keypad 3: Zone 31 Keypad 4: Zone 32 1 – 4 1 InP 21 – PARTITION 21 01 21 02 21 03 21 04 21 05 21 06 21 07 21 08 Z1 Z2 Z3 Z4 Z5 Z6 Z7 Z8 01-Keypad Zone 29 02-Keypad Zone 30 03-Keypad Zone 31 04-Keypad Zone 32 1. Option: Partition A 2. Option: Partition B 3. Option: Partition C 4. Option: Partition D A InP

57 / 81 22 – ZONE TYPE 22 01 22 02 22 03 22 04 22 05 22 06 22 07 22 08 Z1 Z2 Z3 Z4 Z5 Z6 Z7 Z8 01-Keypad Zone 29 02-Keypad Zone 30 03-Keypad Zone 31 04-Keypad Zone 32 1: Door 2: Window 3: Interior 4: Exterior 5: 24 Hour 6: Fire 7: Panic Button 8: Duress 9: Tamper 10: Medical 11: Custom 12: Keyswitch Z1: 1 Z2: 3 Z3: 3 Z4: 3 Z5: 3 Z6: 3 Z7: 3 Z8: 3 KZ1: 3 KZ2: 3 KZ3: 3 KZ4: 3 InP 23 – EXTRA SETTINGS 23 01 23 02 23 03 23 04 23 05 23 06 23 07 23 08 Z1 Z2 Z3 Z4 Z5 Z6 Z7 Z8 01-Keypad Zone 29 02-Keypad Zone 30 03-Keypad Zone 31 04-Keypad Zone 32 1. Option: Last Door Zone Enable/Disable 2. Option: Follower Zone Enable/Disable 3. Option: Entry-Exit Zone Enable/Disable 4. Option: Silent Zone Enable/Disable 5. Option: Manual Bypass Enable/Disable 6. Option: Include Home Arming Enable/Disable 7. Option: Cross Zone Enable/Disable Z1: 3 Z2: 2 Z3: - Z4: - Z5: - Z6: - Z7: - Z8: - KZ1: - KZ2: - KZ3: - KZ4: - InP 24 – RESPONSE TIME 24 01 24 02 24 03 24 04 24 05 24 06 24 07 24 08 Z1 Z2 Z3 Z4 Z5 Z6 Z7 Z8 01-Keypad Zone 29 02-Keypad Zone 30 03-Keypad Zone 31 04-Keypad Zone 32 2~255 Calculated in multiples of 30 milliseconds Response Time: Value x 30ms 15 (450ms) InP 25 – ZONE NAMES – (ONLE LCD KEYPAD) Z1 Z2 Z3 Z4 Z5 Z6 Z7 Z8 Z9 – Z16 01-Keypad Zone 29 02-Keypad Zone 30 03-Keypad Zone 31 04-Keypad Zone 32 Numeric Input. Right Left Arrow Keys Scroll. Press “0” key twice for deleting letters. Door 2. Zone 3. Zone 4. Zone 5. Zone 6. Zone 7. Zone 8. Zone 9.- 16. Zone 29. Zone 30. Zone 31. Zone 32. Zone InP 3 – KEYPAD SETTINGS 30 – KEYPAD OPTIONS 30 01 30 02 30 03 30 04 1. Keypad 2. Keypad 3. Keypad 4. Keypad 1. Option: Use Keypad Enable/Disable 2. Option: Quick Arm Enable/Disable 3. Option: Arm Permission Enable/Disable 4. Option: Disarm Permission Enable/Disable 5. Option: Programming Enable/Disable 6. Option: Access Control Enable/Disable 7. Option: Keypad Tamper Enable/Disable 1.Keypad 1-2-3-4-5 Others 2-3-4 InP

58 / 81 31 – KEYPAD PARTITIONS 31 01 31 02 31 03 31 04 1. Keypad 2. Keypad 3. Keypad 4. Keypad 1. Option: Partition A 2. Option: Partition B 3. Option: Partition C 4. Option: Partition D A- B- C- D InP 32 – KEYPAD CUSTOMIZE 32 01 32 02 32 03 32 04 32 05 32 06 32 07 32 08 32 09 32 10 32 11 32 12 32 13 32 15 32 16 Chime when zone Active 1-8 Chime when zone Active 9-16 Chime when zone Active 17-24 Chime when zone Active 25-32 Chime when zone Passive 1-8 Chime when zone Passive 9-16 Chime when zone Passive 17-24 Chime when zone Passive 25-32 Light - Zone 1-8 Light - Zone 9-16 Emergancy Buttons Sound Option Language (Only LCD) Logo Line 1 (Only LCD) Logo Line 2 (Only LCD) Choose the Zones to Chime When Zone Active Choose the Zones to Chime When Zone Passive Emergency Buttons 1. Option: Panic 2. Option: Fire 3. Option: Medical 4. Option: Keypad Tamper Sound Options 1. Option: Entry/Exit 2. Option: Armed 3. Option: Alarm 4. Option: Fault 5. Option: Key Tone 6. Option: Operate Language Turkish - English (Only LCD Keypad) Logo Line 1. and 2. Company Information (Only LCD Keypad) All Zones Are ON All Zones Are ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON Turkish InP & MaP 4 – USER SETTINGS 40 – START TIME 40 01 40 02 40 03 40 04 40 05 40 06 40 07 40 08 40 09 40 10 1. User 2. User 3. User 4. User 5. User 6. User 7. User 8. User 9. User 10. User HH: MM HH: Hour, MM: Minute 00:00 MaP 41 – FINISH TIME 41 01 41 02 41 03 41 04 41 05 41 06 41 07 41 08 41 09 41 10 1. User 2. User 3. User 4. User 5. User 6. User 7. User 8. User 9. User 10. User HH: MM HH: Hour, MM: Minute 23:59 MaP 42 – USER DAYS 42 01 42 02 42 03 42 04 42 05 42 06 42 07 42 08 42 09 42 10 1. User 2. User 3. User 4. User 5. User 6. User 7. User 8. User 9. User 10. User 1. Option: Monday 2. Option: Tuesday 3. Option: Wednesday 4. Option: Thursday 5. Option: Friday 6. Option: Saturday 7. Option: Sunday All Days are Selected MaP

59 / 81 43 – USER PARTITIONS 43 01 43 02 43 03 43 04 43 05 43 06 43 07 43 08 43 09 43 10 1. User 2. User 3. User 4. User 5. User 6. User 7. User 8. User 9. User 10. User 1. Option: Partition A 2. Option: Partition B 3. Option: Partition C 4. Option: Partition D A- B- C- D MaP 44 – USER KEYPADS 44 01 44 02 44 03 44 04 44 05 44 06 44 07 44 08 44 09 44 10 1. User 2. User 3. User 4. User 5. User 6. User 7. User 8. User 9. User 10. User 1. Option: 1. Keypad 2. Option: 1. Keypad 3. Option: 1. Keypad 4. Option: 1. Keypad 1- 2- 3- 4 MaP 45 – USER LIMITATIONS 45 01 45 02 45 03 45 04 45 05 45 06 45 07 45 08 45 09 45 10 1. User 2. User 3. User 4. User 5. User 6. User 7. User 8. User 9. User 10. User 1. Option: Arm Limit Yes/No 2. Option: Disarm Limit Yes/No 3. Option: One Time Code Yes/No 4. Option: One Day Code Yes/No 5. Option: Bypass Limitation Yes/No 3 and 4 are valid only for the guest user. - - - - - - - - - 4 MaP 5 – COMMUNICATOR 50 – GENERAL OPTIONS 50 01 General Settings 1. Option: CMS Call Yes/No* 2. Option: User Call Yes/No ** 3. Option: SMS Yes/No 4. Option: Call Cancel When Disarm Yes/No 5. Option: Siren Warning When No Line Yes/No 6. Option: Confirmation from Phone Yes/No 7. End Calls on First Confirmation Yes/No 8. Silence Alarm on Confirmation Yes/No (*) CMS Call Automatically Opens When Any Phone Number Is Entered. (**) User Call Opens Automatically When Any Phone Number Is Entere. 4 InP 50 02 Dial Attempts 1~15 Times 3 InP 50 04 Test Interval 1~48 Hour 24 InP 50 05 First Test At HH: MM HH: Hour, MM: Minute 00:00 InP 50 06 Inter Call Delay 1~30 Secon 3 InP 50 07 50 08 CMS 1 Format CMS 2 Format 0: Contact ID 1: SIA 0 InP 50 09 50 10 50 11 50 12 Partition A CMS Partition B CMS Partition C CMS Partition D CMS 1. Option: Send Report to CMS 1 2. Option: Send Report to CMS 2 1 InP 50 13 50 14 50 15 50 16 Partition A Calls Partition B Calls Partition C Calls Partition D Calls 1. Option: 1. User Phone 2. Option: 2. User Phone 3. Option: 3. User Phone 4. Option: 4. User Phone 5. Option: 5. User Phone 6. Option: 6. User Phone All Selected InP

60 / 81 50 17 50 18 50 19 50 20 Partition A SMS Partition B SMS Partition C SMS Partition D SMS 1. Option: 1. User Phone 2. Option: 2. User Phone 3. Option: 3. User Phone 4. Option: 4. User Phone 5. Option: 5. User Phone 6. Option: 6. User Phone All Selected InP 51 – REPORT MASKS 51 01 51 02 51 03 51 04 51 05 51 06 51 07 51 08 51 09 51 10 51 11 51 12 51 13 51 14 51 15 51 16 51 17 51 18 51 19 51 20 51 21 51 22 51 23 51 24 51 25 51 26 51 27 51 28 51 29 51 30 51 31 51 32 1. Intruder Alarm 2. Panic Alarm 3. Fire Alarm 4. Duress Alarm 5. Tamper Alarm 6. Medical Alarm 7. Duress Disarm 8. Cancel Alarm 9. Zone Trouble 10. Mains Failed 11. Intruder Verify 12. Cross Fault 13. Low Battery 14. Line Fail 15. Battery Fail 16. Com Fail 17. Special Arm/Disarm 18. Alarm Arm/Disarm 19. Bypassed 20. Prog. Begin 21. Prog. End 22. Periodic Report 23. Panel Restart 24. Manual Test 25. Disarm By Phone 26. Disarm By PC 27. Remote Connection 28. Module Fault 29. PGM Opened 30. Custom Event 31. 24 Hour Alarm 32. Factory Default 1. Option: Event to CMS 2. Option: Event to Phone 3. Option: Restore to CMS 4. Option: Restore to Phone 5. Option: Event to SMS 6. Option: Restore to SMS (*) Com Fault is only recorded in memory (**) 33 64 are restores 1-2-3-5-6 1-2-3-5-6 1-2-3-5-6 1-2-3-5-6 1-2-3-5-6 1-2-3-5-6 1-2-3-5-6 1-3-5-6 1-3-5-6 1-3-5-6 1-3-5-6 1-3-5-6 1-3-5-6 1-3-5-6 1-3-5-6 1-3-5-6 1-3-5-6 1-3-5-6 1-3-5-6 1-3-5-6 1-3-5-6 1-3-5-6 1-3-5-6 1-3-5-6 1-3-5-6 1-3-5-6 1-3-5-6 1-3-5-6 1-3-5-6 1-3-5-6 1-2-3-5-6 1-3-5-6 InP 6 – MODULES 60 – ADD REMOTE MODULE 60 01 ADD Remote 1- Enter User Code 2- Press 4 Buttons Same Time 3- Press 4 Buttons Same Time Again - MaP 61 – ERASE REMOTE MODULE 61 01 61 02 61 03 61 04 61 05 61 06 61 07 61 08 61 09 61 10 61 11 User 1 Remote Erase User 2 Remote Erase User 3 Remote Erase User 4 Remote Erase User 5 Remote Erase User 6 Remote Erase User 7 Remote Erase User 8 Remote Erase User 9 Remote Erase User 10 Remote Erase Master Remote Erase Choose “Unavailable” to Erase Remote Keyfon by Arrow Keys. - MaP

61 / 81 9. RETURN TO FACTORY SETTINGS All user codes and panel configuration settings can be reset to factory settings. These operations can be selected in two types, such as resetting passwords to factory settings and resetting panel settings to factory settings. The reset process consists of two steps. Reset Permission and Reset Process. Reset Permission: You can choose which reset types can be process. Reset Permission can be selected only in “Installer Menu” which you can enter with “Installer Code”. You can only perform the reset types which selected in this section. Reset Process: Reset is performed by selecting the related option. The following table shows reset types. Option 1. 2. Feature Reset Password Reset Configuration Settings LED ON Yes Yes LED OFF No No 9.1 RETURN CODES TO FACTORY SETTINGS First, “Reset Codes” option must be selected in the Installer Menu. If this permission is not turned on, reset cannot be performed. To enable the Reset Codes permission; • [Fx] [4] → [Installer Code XXXX] • LED Keypad; [10] [04]→[Press 1 to give permission to Reset Codes]→[√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Panel Settings √ OK]→[General Settings √ OK]→[Reset Permission - Press 1 for Reset Codes Permission]→[√ OK] To Reset all the Codes to Factory Settings; • LED Keypad; [10] [03] → [Press 1 to reset all codes] → [√ Tamam] • LCD Keypad; [Panel Settings √ OK]→[General Settings √ OK]→[Def. Set. Req. Press 1 to Reset all codes]→[√ OK] 9.2 RESETTING PANEL SETTINGS TO FACTORY SETTINGS First, “Reset Panel Settings” option must be selected in the Installer Menu. If this permission is not turned on, reset cannot be performed. Before resetting the panel settings, “Reset Jumper” on the panel board must be short-circuited. See Figure 22.

62 / 81 To enable Panel Reset permission; • [Fx] [4]→[Installer Code XXXX] • LED Keypad; [10] [04]→[ Press 2 to give permission to Reset Panel Settings]→[√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Panel Settings √ OK]→[General Settings √ OK]→[Reset Permission - Press 2 for Reset Panel Settings Permission]→[√ OK] Şifreleri Fabrika Ayarlarına Döndürmek İçin; • LED Keypad; [10] [03] → [Press 2 to reset all Panel Settings] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Panel Settings √ OK]→[General Settings √ OK]→[Def. Set. Req. Press 2 to Reset all Panel Settings]→[√ OK] Important: The RST jumper connection on the panel must be short-circuited to restore the Panel Settings to the Factory Settings. Figure 21: Reset Jumper

63 / 81 10. TESTS This is where you can test some system settings. Press [Fx] and [8] key to enter test menu and enter your 4-digit code. PS: You should enter Installer Code or Master code to enter Test menu. Other user codes will not work to enter this menu. 10.1 CMS CALL TEST To test Central Monitoring Station reports proceed following process. • LED Keypad; [Fx] [8] → [Code XXXX] → [1] [1] → [√ OK] (1. CMS Test) [Fx] [8] → [Code XXXX] → [1] [2] → [√ OK] (2. CMS Test) • LCD Keypad; [Fx] [8] → [Code XXXX] → [1-CMS Test Call]→[√ OK]→[1] (1. CMS Test) [Fx] [8] → [Code XXXX] → [2-CMS Test Call]→[√ OK]→[1] (2. CMS Test) To exit test menu press [X] key. 10.2 USER CALL TEST To test user calls proceed following process. • LED Keypad; [Fx] [8] → [Code XXXX] → [2] [1] → [√ OK] (1. User Call Test) [Fx] [8] → [Code XXXX] → [2] [2] → [√ OK] (2. User Call Test) • LCD Keypad; [Fx] [8] → [Code XXXX] → [2- Prvt. Test Call]→[√ OK]→[1] (1. User Call Test) [Fx] [8] → [Code XXXX] → [2- Prvt. Test Call]→[√ OK]→[2] (2. User Call Test) To exit test menu press [X] key. 10.3 SİREN TESTİ To test siren, proceed following process. • LED Keypad; [Fx] [8] → [Code XXXX] → [3] [1] → [√ OK] (1. Siren Test) [Fx] [8] → [Code XXXX] → [3] [2] → [√ OK] (2. Siren Test) • LCD Keypad; [Fx] [8] → [Code XXXX] → [3- Siren Test]→[√ OK]→[1] (1. Siren Test) [Fx] [8] → [Code XXXX] → [3- Siren Test]→[√ OK]→[2] (2. Siren Test) To exit test menu press [X] key.

64 / 81 10.4 PGM TEST To test PGM, proceed following process. • LED Keypad; [Fx] [8] → [Code XXXX] → [4] [1] → [√ OK] (PGM Test) • LCD Keypad; [Fx] [8] → [Code XXXX] → [4- PGM Test]→[√ OK]→[1] (PGM Test) To exit test menu press [X] key. 10.5 PGM CONTROL For PGM Control proceed following precess. • LED Keypad; [Fx] [8] → [Code XXXX] → [5] [1] → [√ OK] (PGM Control) • LCD Keypad; [Fx] [8] → [Code XXXX] → [5- PGM Control]→[√ OK]→[1] (PGM Control) To exit test menu press [X] key. 11. APPLICATION Basic information about operating the system according to various scenarios and applications and how to program them according to these scenarios will be explained under this title. 11.1 FIRE DETECTOR CONNECTION WITH PGM OUTPUT It is possible to take precautions against fire risks by connecting smoke detector to alarm panel. Fire detectors trigger the alarm system when they detect smoke or heat in the environment and turn on the red LED warning lights to give a visual warning on the detector. When the detector detects it needs to be reset and returned to normal. This is achieved by cut the power of the detector and received back. To prevent this from being physically accessed and removed from the base, the detector supply can be supplied via the PGM output. In this way, when a fire alarm occurs in the system and user code is entered to cancel alarm, the detector's supply can be interrupted for a certain time and the detector can be reset. For this type of operation, both the connection method and programming should be done as follows: When the + 12V input of the smoke detector is connected to the AUX output, the -12V input must be connected to the PGM output. When the PGM output is programmed as “Fire Detector”, the PGM output gives -12V. The time of the PGM output will interrupt the feed is set in the PGM Parameter section. Figure 22: PGM Connection for Smoke Detector Smoke Detector Detector Base

65 / 81 To set PGM Type as Fire Detector; • LED Keypad; [13] [01] → [5] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Panel Settings √ OK]→[PGM Settings √ OK]→[Use PGM as “Fire Sensor”]→[√ OK] PGM Reset Time; • LED Keypad; [13] [02] → [X second] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Panel Settings √ OK]→[PGM Settings √ OK]→[PGM Setting X Second]→[√ OK] 11.2 FIRE SIREN CONNECTION WITH PGM OUTPUT The alarm system is programmed to notify any alarm conditions with an external siren. If a fire alarm occurs in the system, a different type of siren can be used to isolate the fire alarm from the burglar alarm and this siren can only sound in case of a fire alarm. The fire siren is connected to the PGM output as shown and “Fire Siren” option is selected as PGM type from the program. If the PGM type is set to “Fire Siren”, a parameter setting is not required. This output is active as long as the system gives a fire alarm. To set PGM Type as Fire Siren; • LED Keypad; [13] [01] → [4] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Panel Settings √ OK]→[PGM Settings √ OK]→[ Use PGM as “Fire Siren”]→[√ OK]→[√ Tamam] 11.3 PARTITION Pars series alarm panels can be used by creating a total of four (4) different partitions. Zones for each partition can be specified and alarm notifications from each partition can be forwarded to the related persons. In addition, four different keypads can be selected for four different partition and users can be restricted in the corresponding partition. In this way, for example; in a company with office, production, warehouse and finance departments, the user can use the system according to which department has the authority arm and disarm. In addition, different keypads can be installed in these partitions to arm and disarm in independent time periods and alarm notifications from the related partitions can be directed to authorized persons in those partitions. Figure 23: PGM Connection for Fire Siren Fire Siren Sounder Base

66 / 81 First of all, it is necessary to assign the zones to the relevant partitions in order to define the partition. If no zone is assigned, all zones are defined in partition A and the system is used with a single partition. To assigned the zones to a related partition see the section 7.5 Zone Settings - 7.5.2 Partition Separate Entry-Exit time can be defined in each Partitions. In this way, different partitions can be arm-disarm at different times. To set different Entry-Exit times for partitions see the section 7.3 Basic Settings 7.3.2 Exit Delays and 7.3.3 Exit Delays. If more than one Keypad is to be used, settings should be made on which Keypad is authorized for which partition. In this way, any partition with an unauthorized keypad can be prevented from performing arming and disarming. PS: A Keypad can be authorized for a single partition or can be authorized for multiple partitions. To assigned Keypads to Partitions see the section 7.6 Keypad Settings 7.6.2 Keypad Partitions. By specifying which users are authorized in which partitions, specific users can be arm and disarm the partitions their assigned only. This will prevent the unauthorized user from arm and disarm the relevant partition. To assigned users to partitions see the section 7.7 User Settings - 7.7.4 User Partitions. For each partitions, AHM reports, user phone calls and SMS notifications can be forwarded to different user numbers. In this way, users can receive alarm notifications only from the departments they are authorized. To set notifications according to partitions see the section 7.8 Communicator Settings - 7.8.1 General Settings. 11.4 HAREKETSİZLİKTE OTOMATİK ALARM KURMA Sistemin kurulu olduğu mahalde, belirli bir süre boyunca herhangi bir hareket algılanmaz ise sistemin otomatik olarak kurulması sağlanabilir. Bu sayede yüksek güvenlik gerektiren yerler için alarm sisteminin kurulmasının unutulmuş olması gibi durumlarda sistem belirlenen bir süre içeride herhangi bir hareket algılamaz ise sistemi otomatik olarak kurar. Hangi bölümlerin hareketsizlik durumunda otomatik kurulacağı aşağıdaki gibi seçilir. • LED Keypad; [12] [07] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Panel Settings √ OK]→[Auto Arm/Disarm √ OK]→[Inactivity Arm A-B-C-D]→[√ OK]

67 / 81 How many minutes of inactivity occurs within the section is selected as follows. The value can be set between 5 - 255 minutes. • LED Keypad; [12] [08] → [1-2-3-4] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Panel Settings √ OK]→[Auto Arm/Disarm √ OK]→[Inact. Arm Delay MM]→ [√ OK] 11.5 ARM / DISARM WITH CALENDER The system can be programmed to automatically arm and disarm on specified days and times.. You can set auto arm and disarm times for each partitions separately. To do this see the section; 7.4 Panel Settings 7.4.3 Auto Arm/Disarm. 11.6 HOME – AWAY ARMING The alarm system can arm in two different modes. One of them is “Home Arming” and the other is “Away Arming”. When the system armed with Home Arming, the detectors which set as “Include Home Arming” will be disabled automatically. For example, if you want to arm the system in the house at night, the motion sensors in the space must be switched off in order to move freely inside. To do this, “Include Home Arming” feature must be defined to these zones. This zones will not trigger any alarm when the system is armed as Home Arming. For this reason, it is important to have window and door magnetic contacts in the systems where this feature will be used. To assigned to a zone “Include Home Arming” feature; • LED Keypad; Zone 1 - [23] [01] → [6] → [√ OK] • LCD Keypad; [Zone Settings √ OK]→[Extra Settings √ OK]→[1- Zone Settings “Enable 6”]→[√ OK] Include Home Arming feature can be defined for each zone as shown above. PS: For Home Arming, use the shortcut key on the keypad. The disarming process for Home Arming is the same as the standard disarming process. Away Arming basically has the same function as the whole system arming. You can use the shortcut key to arm whole system (Away Arming) as well. Home Away

68 / 81 12. REPORTS Information about the current status of the alarm system can be found in this section. Trouble can also be displayed in this menu. Following reports can be seen in this menu; Armed Zones: Information about which zones are currently armed in the system. • LED Keypad; [Fx] [6] → [Master Code] → [Press 1] Indicates the armed zones on the Keypad. • LCD Keypad; [Fx] [6] → [Master Code] → [1-Armed Zones]→ [√ OK] Indicates the armed zones on the Keypad. Last Alarm Zone: Information about the last zone which triggered alarm in the system. • LED Keypad; [Fx] [6] → [Master Code] → [Press 2] Indicates the last alarmed zones on the Keypad. • LCD Keypad; [Fx] [6] → [Master Code] → [2-Last Alarm]→ [√ OK] Indicates the last alarmed zones on the Keypad. PGM Status: Information about which PGM is active currently. • LED Keypad; [Fx] [6] → [Master Code] → [Press 3] Indicates the PGM Status on the Keypad. • LCD Keypad; [Fx] [6] → [Master Code] → [3-PGM Status]→ [√ OK] Indicates the PGM Status on the Keypad. Keypad Address: Information about the related Keypad Address. • LED Keypad; [Fx] [6] → [Master Code] → [Press 4] Indicates the Keypad Address on the Keypad. • LCD Keypad; [Fx] [6] → [Master Code] → [4-Keypad Address]→ [√ OK] Indicates the Keypad Address on the Keypad. Bypassed Zones: Information about the zones which bypassed. • LED Keypad; [Fx] [6] → [Master Code] → [Press 5] Indicates the bypassed zone(s) on the Keypad. • LCD Keypad; [Fx] [6] → [Master Code] → [5-Bypassed Zones]→ [√ OK] Indicates the bypassed zone(s) on the Keypad.

69 / 81 Troubles: Information about the current Troubles in the system. • LED Keypad; [Fx] [6] → [Master Code] → [Press 6] Indicates the Troubles on the Keypad one by one. You can find the Trouble codes below. • LCD Keypad; [Fx] [6] → [Master Code] → [6-Troubles]→ [√ OK] Indicates the Troubles on the Keypad one by one. LED Trouble codes and related LED information are indicated on the keypad as follows; 0-1 Power Failure 1-0 Keypad Connection Fault 0-2 Low Battery 1-1 GSM/GPRS Module Fault 0-3 Wrong Time and Date 1-2 PSTN Module Fault 0-4 No PSTN Line 1-3 Ethernet Modul Fault 0-5 Zone Fault 1-4 SIM Card Fault 0-6 Battery Fault 1-5 GSM Communication Fault 0-7 Tamper 1-6 GPRS Communication Fault PS 1: LED Keypad displays fault messages by illuminating zone numbers in sequence. For example, if the PSTN Module Error occurred in the system, when entering the Reports - Troubles section, the LED Keypad will display as follows; [1] [2] will light up and then all LEDs will light up. PS 2: If more than one fault is present, the LED Keypad displays all faults in sequence. All LEDs flash simultaneously between each fault indication. For example, if both PSTN Module Error and SIM Card Error are present in the system, when you enter the Reports - Troubles section, the LED Keypad will display as follows; [1] [2] will light up and then all LEDs will light up. Then [1] [4] will light up and then all LEDs will light up. GSM Signal: GSM signal level can be displayed on panels with GSM sim card. GSM signal shown as percent “%” . Access to GSM signal level information is as follows and the value shown here can be interpreted according to the following information. • LED Keypad; [Fx] [6] → [Master Code] → [Press 7] Signal Level according to LED indicates; 1: Signal Level Between %1 - %12,5 1-2: Signal Level Between %12,5- %25 1-2-3: Signal Level Between %25 - %37,5 1-2-3-4: Signal Level Between %37,5 - %50 1-2-3-4-5: Signal Level Between %50 - %62,5 1-2-3-4-5-6: Signal Level Between %62,5 - %75 1-2-3-4-5-6-7: Signal Level Between %75 - %87,5 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8: Signal Level Between %87,5 - %100

70 / 81 • LCD Keypad; [Fx] [6] → [Master Code] → [7-GSM Signal Level]→ [√ OK] GSM Signal Level indicates as Percent. GSM signal level percentages can be interpreted according to the following table. GSM Signal Level Status %0 No GSM Signal %1-%20 GSM Signal is Weak %20 - %70 GSM Signal is OK %70 - %100 GSM Signal is Very Good !!! Important !!! If the GSM Signal is below 20%, the system's call, SMS sending, and GPRS connections may be unstable. In this case, a longer antenna may be need to installed in the GSM module or the alarm panel may need to be installed in a more suitable location.

71 / 81 13. KEYPAD USAGE This section describes the Keypad used for all functions of the alarm system and for panel programming. Teknim Pars serisies alarm systems supports totally 4 keypad connection. Information on how to make the keypad connections can be found in section 6.5 Keypad Connection. TSK-5718 LED KEYPAD TSK-5710 LCD KEYPAD Figure 24: TSK-5718 LED Keypad Figure 25: TSK-5710 LCD Keypad Status Notification LED Indicators Status Notification LED Indicators Partition and Arrow Keys Shortcut Function Keys Numeric Keys and Ok-Cancel Keys 2x16 LCD Screen

72 / 81 13.1 STATUS LED INDICATORS Status LEDs provide information about the current status of the system. The explanations of the status LED indicators are as follows; Power: Indicates whether the Alarm Panel has power. If it is steady, it means there is main power, if it is not, it means no main power. Program: Indicator for entering alarm panel programming menu. Bypass: Indicates that the system has a temporarily canceled zone(s). Memory: Informs the system that an error or alarm condition has occurred and that the memory needs to be checked. Ready: Indicates that all zones are closed and the alarm system is ready to be installed. Armed: Indicates that the system is armed. Trouble: Indicates that the system has an error condition. What is the error can be seen in the corresponding menu. Fire: Indicates system has fire alarm warning. 13.2 FUNCTION KEYS Away Arming: This key is used to arm the whole system with a shortcut without entering a user code. Press and hold this key for 1sec to arm quickly. Home Arming: This key is used to arm inside in the house to cancel predefined detectors. Press and hold this key for 1sec to home arming. Function: Used to run secondary tasks on numeric keys. For example, to enter the Installer Program, you must press the number 4 after the FX key. Bypass: Used to temporarily cancel any zone(s). 13.3 PARTITIONS AND ARROW KEYS Use as Partition Keys: Alarm system can be divided into 4 different partitions and each part can be arm and disarm separately. When this type of partitioning is done, you can arm each partition with “Partition Shortcut” buttons. You can press and hold the shortcut key of the partition you want to arm (A, B, C, D) until you hear a beep, or you can select multiple partition keys and end the process by entering user code for arming or disarming. Use as Direction Keys: You can use these keys in the form of directional keys when the alarm panel is in programming mode or when navigating through any menu. Figure 29: Partition and Arrow Keys Away Home Function Bypass Figure 28: Function Keys

73 / 81 13.4 KEYPAD Numeric Keys: Keys used to enter values in all keypad operations. Each key has a secondary function. Also, when typing zone names on LCD Keypad, defined letter groups are used on these keys. Secondary Functions: Press and hold the key until the beep sounds to operate the secondary functions defined on the keys. 1: Panic Alarm - 2: Fire Alarm - 3: Medical Alarm - 4: Enter Programming 5: Bypass - 6: Report Menu - 7: Chime - 8: Test - 9: Memory - 0: Reset Confirmation key to confirm an operation for any menu or exit key to discard and exit an operation. . 13.5 KEYPAD NOTIFICATIONS 13.5.1 KEYPAD SOUND NOTIFICATIONS When you enter any value into your system via the keypad, you will hear a beep, which means confirmation or rejection. Confirmation Sound: When any information is successfully entered or the system switches to a new mode, the keypad emits two short "beeps", which means confirmation. Rejection Sound: The keypad emits a long "beep" meaning rejection when incorrect information is entered or the system switches to the previous mode. 13.5.2 KEYPAD LED NOTIFICATIONS LED and LCD keypads have status notification lights to indicate the current status of the system. What these notification lights mean is explained in section 13.1 Status LED Indicators. LCD Keypad can also display all information about the system in writing. Figure 30: Keypad

74 / 81 14. FAQs FAQs Question Solution KEYPAD On TSK-5718 Keypad, 1-2-3-4-5-6- 7-8 and Trouble lights blink simultaneously. Check keypad connection and keypad address. The total length of the keypad cable should not exceed 100 meters. If you have connected more than one keypad to the system, enter the Installer program from the number Keypad number 1. Check the 2nd, 3rd and 4th keypad addresses. In program at the 3002, 3003, 3004 address, option 1 must be active. In this case, 2nd, 3rd and 4th keypads will work. I get “Connecting” Fault on Keypad. 1: Make sure the keypad is properly connected. 2: Make sure that the keypad address is given and that there are no other keypads on the same line with same address. 3: Make sure the USB cable is not connected to the panel. 4: Make sure that the USB-PC connector is not connected. How many keypad zones can I use on the alarm panel? There is 1 zone for each keypad. Keypad zones can be used up to the number of keypads connected to the system. Max. 4 keypad zones can be used. In order to activate the keypad zone, the alarm terminals of the detector must be connected to the mag and gnd terminals on the keypad and the power must be supplied from Aux. Zone names do not appear on other keypads. Zone information is stored on the keypad and must be set for each keypad. You cannot view from other keypads or PC. Why the keypad zone does not work. Keypad zones are closed as a factory default. You must activate them first. How many keypads can I use in an alarm panel? You can use 4 keypads. LCD or LED keypad does not matter, the last keypade termination jumper must be installed and the cable length of keypads should not exceed 100 mt. COMMUNICATOR User Calls and SMS does not work when I change the Sim card on the GSM-GPRS module. When you replace the sim card, press and hold the button on the module for 3s. I bought the TSP-5208P alarm panel but I want to switch to GSM module what should I do? You can use TXM-5272 to use GSM line in the system. Although there is no SIM card in the GSM-GPRS module, the signal strength is visible. If the GSM module does not have a simcard, it switches to emergency mode, connects to the nearest base station and accesses the signal level.

75 / 81 COMMUNICATOR User calls doesn not work. After entering the Installation Program, enter the phone numbers at 06 01 ~ 06. Make sure option 2 is selected at address 50 01. When you set 3 at address 50 02, the number of attempts will be set to 3. Reports cannot send Central Monitoring Station. After entering the Installation Program, enter the account number at 04 01 for first CMS Set CMS numbers at 05 01 and 05 03 for CMS 2 Make sure option 1 is selected at address 50 01. I can’t remotely arm the control panel by phone. After entering the Installation Program, enable option 1 at 15 01. Set the ring count at 15 02. When you call the control panel by phone after confirmation sound dial *code# and after confirmation dial *1# to arm system. Control Panel does not send SMS Make sure option 3 is turned on at address 50 01. In case of alarm all registered phones are dialed or the panel calls the same number more than once. Edit the options “End Calls on Firs Confirmation” and “End Calls By Pressing any Key” under the Communicator Menu as your needs. Alarm panel continuously calls by phone. Control panel calls the users as many time as you set after alarm condition. After you answer your phone, press * to stop calls. Alarmı çözmek ve sireni susturmak için ise ek olarak *şifre# onay sesinden sonra *0# yapınız. Can I turn off all SMS? Yes, Communicator - General Settings – Turn off 3, you will close all SMS. Can I use a mobile application when there is no internet package on my SIM card? If your SIM card does not have internet access, you cannot use the mobile application. GSM; Allows calls and SMS sending. GPRS; Provides an Internet (data) connection. Sim card is connected but control panel can’t make calls or send messages to CMS. Probably the SIM card pin code is not turned off. You cannot operate until the pin code is removed. Phone Calls and SMS are working but I have a problem with Mobile application not stable. Check the GSM / GPRS signal level. This problem may occur when the signal level is low. A better quality signal is required for the GPRS connection I cannot make CMS communication with the GSM/GPRS module. i. The SIM card used may not have internet on by the network service provider. ii. GPRS communication may be turned off in the module settings section (factory setting is on). iii. Your CMS account number, port number, or IP address may be incorrect. iv. There may not be Teknim Receiver software in CMS attempting to establish a connection.

76 / 81 COMMUNICATOR I cannot send SMS. i. The SMS sending setting may be off. In the factory settings, SMS sending is off and needs to be turned on after entering the phone number. ii. At the beginning of the number you want to send an SMS "COUNTRY CODE 00" (for example, Turkey 0090) must be entered. Some mobile operators cannot send SMS without country code at the beginning. Some events do not send SMS, do not send message to CMS or make calls. Under the report masks menu, settings such as call, sms or CMS notification can be selected and customized. Some options are closes as a factory default. When I call the panel by phone, the panel does not respond. At the ”Remote Access Settings” make sure option 1 is turned on. BATTERY Control Panel does not operate from battery only. If the control panel will be operated only by battery without mains connection, after the battery connection is made, press and hold the Start button on the panel board for 3 seconds. Otherwise, the battery will not turn on until power is applied. Battery charge light does not turn off when power is göne. The battery charge light will go out in 1 minute, if the power goes out during the charging phase, it can detect in 1 minute. How do we know that the panel works? If the status led on the panel flashes every 3 seconds, the panel is running. Flashes at different times during arming and disarming. The charging light is on continuously. To maximize the life of your battery, a charged battery operates in 56sec charge, 4sec discharge mode. SOFTWARE Which Code should I use to login from PC Configuration Software? If you are going to program Pars alarm systems via a PC, you should get the PC configuration program first. When connecting to the control panel with this software, you can log in using the Installation Code of the panel. Factory Default: 9999 When making a PC connection, I get a disconnected error. When connecting the PC to the panel, make sure that the alarm is not armed. How to change user codes with configuration software? For security reasons, the codes cannot be changed from the configuration software. CODES While everything appears normal on the panel, I get "Access Denied" error when try to login to Installer Program. Make sure your code is correct. If your code is correct, you may not be able to log in due to a previously occurring alarm condition (Panic Alarm, Medical Alarm etc.). You cannot log in unless the alarm restores. I receive an “ERROR: WRONG PASSWORD” warning when I try to arm the system. 1: Make sure your code is entered correctly. 2: Make sure that the Fx key is not active, if the Fx key is active, the ready light flashes. How to delete user Codes? User codes can be deleted by entering 0000 in the section of user codes. When the user code is deleted, will the remote keyfob which connected to the user code work? When the user code is deleted, the remote control keyfob is also automatically deleted.

77 / 81 CODES I forgot my master code, what should I do?? Contact technical service. Smoke detector is not reset by user code after gives alarm, although it is supplied from the PGM output. Red light stays on, it resets when I unplugged the detector from base. Make sure the smoke detector is connected correctly and make sure that its parameters are correctly entered. How many external sirens can be connected to the alarm panel? When using Teknim brand external siren, 2 sirens can be connected. The second siren must have the internal siren jumper connected. Can I connect two different unit to the same PGM? No, there may not be a correct connection because the parameters are different. How many units can I connect to the same PGM in one type? For max limit, connection must be made by calculating the max current to be drawn by the devices. For example, the TSD-5135 smoke detector consumes 10 mA, therefore Max. 10 pcs smoke detector can be connected. How many detector can I connect to control panel? There is no max limit, the total current of the panel must be calculated and the connection must be made accordingly. Can I define a remote keyfob controller to two different users?? No, you can’t define same keyfob to another user it gives “!! Available” Warning. DİĞER How many remote keyfob can I use in the system? Maximum 11 keyfob can be used with user codes. Fire detector is constantly gives Alarm. 1: Be sure to make the appropriate connection by referring to the user manual. 2: Make sure that the type of zone connected to the fire detector is selected as “Fire”. 3: Make sure PGM usage type is selected as “Fire detector“. 4: Make sure that the PGM parameter is entered for the minimum reset time in seconds of the connected detector. The system gives alarm when I walk around in the house even though I'm arming the system as Stay Mode. You have to define “Include Home Arming” to related zone. Panel functions do not work properly after firmware upgrade. After firmware upgrade, the control panel settings return to the factory defaults.

78 / 81 MOBILE APPLICATION I have installed Teknim Mobile application, but the operation fails or user not found error appears in the barcode reading section. Another user may have registered this panel under their account. I can't Arm/Disarm via mobile app. i. The SIM card may not have internet on by the network service provider. ii. GPRS communication may be turned off in the module settings section (factory setting is on!). iii. Cloud communication may be turned off in the cloud settings section (factory settings are off!). iv. If any alarm condition exists, the GSM / GPRS module may be making a call or sending an SMS. A 2G connection is lost during a call or SMS sending. Try again when all calls and SMS are finished. v. There may be a open or improperly connected zone while you try arming.

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