Agri Alert 800 User Manual

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INSTALLATION MANUAL
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Agri Alert 800 Specifications

General

Brand	Agri Alert
Model	800
Category	Security System
Language	English

Summary

Chapter One: Installation

1.1 Installation Procedure

Step-by-step guide for setting up the Agri-Alert system, including necessary components.

1.2 Mounting the Equipment

Instructions for physically attaching the Agri-Alert system and battery enclosure to a wall.

1.3 Connecting the Equipment

Details on wiring sensors, power, siren, and phone lines to the system's terminals.

1.3.1 Sensors

Configuration of input terminals for various sensor types connected to the system.

1.3.2 Supply Inputs

Connecting AC power and backup battery to the system for continuous operation.

1.3.3 Terminal Outputs

Details on connecting siren and 12VDC output accessories to the system.

1.3.4 Phone Hookup

Methods for connecting the system to a telephone line for alarm communication.

1.3.5 Connecting the Earth Ground

Procedure for establishing a proper earth ground connection for safety and protection.

Chapter Two: User Interface

2.1 Front Panel

Overview of the control panel's display, LEDs, keypad, and microphone functions.

2.2 Meaning of Status LEDs

Explanation of the meaning of various system status indicator LEDs on the front panel.

2.3 Displaying a Parameter

How to view current system settings and parameter values on the display.

2.4 Modifying a Parameter

Procedure for changing system settings and parameter values using the keypad.

2.5 How to Use the Menus

Navigating through the system's menu structure for configuration and data entry.

Chapter Three: System Initialization

3.1 Installer Password

Setting and managing the installer password for restricted system access and configuration.

3.2 Configuring the Zones

Setting up and defining the properties and types of each alarm input zone.

3.2.1 Dry Contact Input

Configuring zones for normally open or closed dry contact sensors with or without EOLR.

3.2.2 Dry Contact Burglar Input

Setting up zones for burglar detection with instant or delayed alarm response.

3.2.3 Temperature Input

Configuring zones for temperature monitoring with high/low set points and recognition time.

3.2.4 Pulse Count Input

Setting up zones for pulse counting devices, defining set points and observation length.

3.2.5 Setting the Reset Time

Defining the time before a new alarm can be detected after an initial event.

3.2.6 Disable the Siren

Function to disable siren activation for specific zones within the system.

3.3 System Clock

Setting and managing the system's internal date and time for accurate logging.

3.4 User ID Message

Recording and managing user identification voice messages for alarm reporting.

3.5 Temperature Units

Selecting display units for temperature readings (Fahrenheit or Celsius).

3.6 Display Contrast

Adjusting the contrast of the system's alphanumeric display screen for readability.

3.7 Default Values

Restoring system parameters to factory default settings, erasing custom configurations.

3.8 Test Procedure

Performing diagnostic tests on system functions like LEDs, LCD, buzzer, and siren.

3.9 Trouble Information

Accessing details about system faults or errors by querying the system.

3.10 Viewing Software Version

Checking the installed software version of the Agri-Alert system for updates.

3.11 Standby Mode

Enabling or disabling the system's standby mode, which suspends alarm monitoring.

Chapter Four: Communication Parameters

4.1 Dialing Information

Configuring parameters for establishing telephone line communication and dialout sequences.

4.1.1 Dialing Mode and Speed

Selecting pulse or tone dialing and adjusting speed settings for local network compatibility.

4.1.2 Line Seizure

Enabling or disabling the line seizure feature to ensure priority telephone line access.

4.1.3 Call Repetitions

Setting the number of times phone numbers are called during an alarm dialout sequence.

4.1.4 Message Repetitions

Defining how many times voice messages are delivered via speaker or phone.

4.1.5 Busy Line Tries

Configuring retries for busy phone lines during the dialout sequence.

4.1.6 Tone Delay

Setting the wait time for dial tone detection before initiating a call.

4.1.7 Pause Delay Key

Configuring the pause duration for dialing access codes when reaching outside lines.

4.1.8 Call Start Delay

Setting the delay before the dialout sequence starts after alarm validation.

4.1.9 Time Between Calls

Defining the delay between consecutive calls in a dialout sequence.

4.1.10 Alarm Recall Time

Setting time to relaunch dialout if an alarm is acknowledged but not reset.

4.1.11 Restore Calls

Enabling or disabling dialout notification when a zone returns to its normal state.

4.1.12 Disable the Dialer

Specifying zones where dialing sequences are disabled, preventing alarm calls.

4.2 Phone Numbers

Programming emergency contact numbers and their types (Home, Cellular, Pager) for alarms.

4.3 On Site Listening

Enabling and configuring the feature to listen to on-site sounds during status or alarm reports.

4.4 Rings / Answering Machine

Setting the number of rings before answering and configuring for answering machines.

4.5 System's Voice Mute

Enabling or disabling the system's voice output speaker for alarm messages.

Chapter Five: Alarm Parameters

5.1 Alarm Validation: Summary of Events

Overview of the alarm detection, validation, and dialout sequence process.

5.2 System Alarms

Details on internal system alarms like low battery, siren defects, or trouble conditions.

5.2.1 Backup Battery Voltage Readout

Checking the voltage level of the backup battery for system reliability.

5.3 Outdoor Temperature Compensation on Temperature Alarms

Configuring temperature alarms with outdoor compensation for AA-800T models.

5.4 Alarm Memory

Accessing and reviewing recorded alarm events, including zone, time, and acknowledgment.

5.5 Zone Status Display

Viewing the current status (Activated, Bypassed, Disabled) of system zones.

5.5.1 Viewing and Modifying Dry Contact Zones

Checking and adjusting parameters for dry contact zone configurations.

5.5.2 Viewing and Modifying Temperature Zones

Checking and adjusting parameters for temperature zone configurations.

5.5.3 Viewing and Modifying Pulse Count Zones

Checking and adjusting parameters for pulse count zone configurations.

5.6 Partitions

Grouping zones into partitions for simultaneous activation or bypassing.

5.7 Bypass / Activate Function

Activating or bypassing individual zones and partitions to control alarm detection.

5.8 Entry Delay

Setting the time allowed to disarm the system upon entering the premises.

5.9 Exit Delay

Setting the time allowed to exit the premises before alarm monitoring begins.

5.10 Siren Delay

Configuring the duration the siren sounds when an alarm condition is detected.

Troubleshooting Guide

Appendix A: Fuse Types

Appendix B: Maximum Wire Lengths

Appendix C: Backup Battery Life Span

Glossary of Terms

Wiring Diagrams

Technical Specifications

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