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Installer manual AlphaVision ML Rev. 3.60 01-01-2015 118

If for some reason the connection is not established (the AlphaVision ML XL is not powered up or the

programming cable is not connected), press Cancel. If the connection is established the following screen will

appear.

Press OK.

Do not change the 25.00 MHz value, this is the correct value. Press Next.

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Table of Contents2
Introduction7
- Purpose of this Manual7
Alphavision Ml Specifications7
General Guidelines12
Guidelines Grade 213
Installation14
- Installing the Alphavision ML Control Panel14
- Applying Power to the Alphavision ML14
- Connections on the Alphavision ML Main Board16
- Explanation about Jumpers, Led's and Fuses on the Alphavision ML17
- Connecting the Alphavision ML to a LAN Connection18
- Connecting the Alphavision ML to a Analog (PSTN) Telephone Line18
- Connecting Hard-Wired Inputs to the Alphavision ML Control Panel18
- Inputs with EOL19
- Connecting Outputs on the Alphavision ML19
- Relay Outputs19
- Open Collector Outputs19
- LS Output20
- Vocal Support for Users20
- Keypads for the Alphavision ML21
- Connecting LCD Keypads to the Alphavision ML21
- Connecting LED Keypads to the Alphavision ML22
- Connecting an External Proximity Reader to the Alphavision ML23
- Address Settings for the Proximity Reader23
- Visualizing Address Settings of the Proximity Reader23
- Changing Address Settings of the Proximity Reader24
- OC Output on the Proximity Reader24
- Connecting a Alphavision Input + 8OC Module24
- Connecting an Alphavision I/O Module Including a Power Supply25
- Wireless Expansion Module (Wireless Detectors and Keyfobs)27
- PSTN Expansion28
- GSM/GPRS Expansion28
- Replacing an Alphavision NG for a Alphavision ML29
Power Consumption and Battery Calculations30
- Power Consumption30
- Example Calculation for Minimal Battery Capacity31
- Maximum Distance between an Expansion Module and Its Power Supply32
- Battery Test and Mains Failure34
- Telephone Line Test34
Starting up the Alphavision Ml34
- Programming the Alphavision ML with a Computer34
Operating the Alphavision Ml35
- Incorrect or Incomplete Code (V2.00 and Above)36
- Entry/Exit Mode (V2.00 and Above)36
- Description of the Led's on the Keypad37
- Lcd/Proximity Keypad38
- Enrolling Proximity Tags in the Lcd/Prox Keypad38
- Arming- and Disarming with a Proximity Tag on a Lcd/Proximity Keypad38
- LED Keypad38
- Proximity Reader38
- Arming- and Disarming Via the External Proximity Reader39
- Access Control Via the External Proximity Reader39
- Acoustic Signals of the Alphavision ML39
Programming40
User Menu41
- Date and Time42
- Time Switch (V3.20 and Above)43
- Users43
- Guard Code45
- Days of the Week45
- Sections45
- User Name45
- Duress Code45
- Telephone Number46
- Speech and Sound46
- Open Zones47
- Maintenance47
- Walktest Zones47
- View Open Zones48
- Test LED & LCD48
- IP Connection48
- Installer Access48
- Send Testreport48
- Access Via APP (V2.00 and Above)48
- APP Key48
- Bypassing49
- Information Present49
Installer Menu50
Inputs Menu51
- Zone Type53
- Zone Options55
- Doorbell Option55
- Bypass56
- Zone Sections56
- Inactivity56
- Zone Characteristics56
Enroll Menu56
- Enroll Wireless Zones57
- Enroll Wirelesss Keyfobs58
- Erase Wireless Keyfobs58
- Keyfob Name58
- Wireless Options59
Output Menu60
- LS Output61
- Entry/Exit Buzzer62
- Trouble Buzzer62
- Alarm Relay Output 1 and 262
- Open Collector Output 3 and 463
- Outputs 5-8 (V3.00 and Above)63
- KNX Outputs (V3.50 and Above)63
- Activate Trigger Output Via a PIN-Code, Keyfob or (Mobile) Phone64
- Quick Arming68
- Bypass68
- Auto-Reset (1-3 Times)68
- Panic Alarm68
- Duress Code68
- Partial Arming68
- Complete Arming69
- Aux Button69
- Backlight and Section LED Screensaver Option69
- Arming- and Disarming in Historical Log69
- Configuration69
- Jamming Detection70
- House Identity70
- Usercodes (V2.00 and Higher)70
- EN50131 Mode (V2.00 and Higher)70
- LS on Walktest (V2.00 and Higher)71
- Supervision Loud Alarm (V2.00 and Higher)71
- Doorbell Via LS (V3.00 and Higher)71
- EOL Resistor (V3.20 and Higher)71
- Total/Partial Arming (V3.50 and Higher)72
- Keyswitch Option (V3.60 and Higher)72
- Battery Monitoring (V3.60 and Higher)72
Timers Menu73
- Alarm Cancel73
- Inactivity73
- Supervision Alarm74
- Entry- and Exit Delay Times74
- Siren (LS) Time74
- LS/AL1 Delay74
- Outputs 1 to 8 Activation Time74
- Power Failure Reporting Delay (V3.50 and Higher)76
Dialer76
Pstn/Gsm Reporting78
- Central Station Reporting 1 / 279
- Central Station Telephone Number79
- Account Number79
- Protocol79
- Dial Attempts79
- Private Telephone Settings80
- Private Telephone Reporting80
- Private Telephone Number80
- Protocol81
- Dial Attempts81
- Stop Dial Sequence for Private Reporting (V2.00 and Higher)81
- Alarm Messages81
- Central Station Messages81
- Private Telephone Messages82
- Test Report82
- Time Test Report82
- Diverse Options82
- Telephone Line Monitoring82
- GSM Active82
- Pincode Simcard82
- SMS-Servicenumber82
- Roaming Allowed83
- Acceptance Mode83
- GSM/GPRS Fault Codes (V2.00 and Higher)83
Ip/Gprs Reporting83
- General LAN Settings87
- Own IP-Address87
- MAC-Address87
- Subnetmask87
- Gateway IP-Address87
- Local Port Number87
- Messages87
- IP Configuration88
- DNS Settings88
- General GPRS Settings88
- GPRS Settings88
- Roaming Allowed88
- SIM Card PIN Code88
- GPRS Always Active89
- Standard Dialer D1 Settings89
- Standard D1 Active89
- Monitoring Station IP Address89
- Monitoring Station Port Number89
- Monitoring Station Account Number89
- Polling Interval89
- Test Report Interval89
- Communication Method89
- Backup Dialer D2 Settings90
- The Programming Options for Backup D2 Are Equal to the Options Used for Standard D190
- Diverse LAN/GPRS Settings90
- Connecting to the APP (V3.00 and Higher)91
- GPRS Backup Transmission92
Remote Service92
- Remote Service through the GSM Plug-On Board92
- Remote Service PSTN/GSM93
- Remote Connection Via IP(LAN)93
- Download Code94
Speech Recording94
- Reporting to Private (Mobile) Telephone94
Maintenance95
- View Open Zones96
- Zone Walktest96
- View Zones97
- Field Strength Explanation97
- Walktest Zone97
- Test LED & LCD97
- Test Outputs97
- Reset User Code98
- Default Factory Settings98
- IP Connection98
- Connecting a Computer98
- Transmit Testmessage (V2.00 and Higher)98
- Test Mode (V3.20 and Higher)98
- Installation Code98
- Reset Installer and Supervisor Code99
- Diagnose Tool99
- Event Log99
- Firmware Upgrade (Bios Flash) of the Alphavision ML100
Default Programming Alphavision Ml105
- Codes105
- Installation Menu105
- Appendix A: Detector Deployment107
- Appendix B: Keyfob Transmitter Assignment108
- Appendix C: Social Alarm Transmitter108
- Appendix D: Event Codes109
- Appendix E: Keypad Addressing114
- Appendix F: Expansion Module Addressing114
- APPENDIX G Declaration of Conformity Telit GSM/GPRS Module115
- APPENDIX H Installing the FLASH Program116

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