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Installer manual AlphaVision ML Rev. 3.60 01-01-2015 16

Connections on the AlphaVision ML main board

Connectors for

speech plug-on

Connection for

wireless module

Loudspeaker

output

Power

supply

LAN

connection

12 hardwired

inputs EOL

Bus

(

(Alphn)

Alarm output AL

1 +

AL2

(Potential free contact NO/NC,

selectable by jumpers below)

OC3 (Tamper switch

OC4 (200mA) collector)

(

(Alphn)

Tamper switch

White connector for

battery-pack

RS-485 bus

Connectors for PSTN

plug-on

Connectors for

GSM/GPRS

RS-232 connector

(

(Alphn)

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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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