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Bentel Security KYO User Manual

Bentel Security KYO
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Bentel Security KYO Specifications

General IconGeneral
ModelKYO
Dimensions320 x 440 x 100 mm
CommunicationGSM, PSTN
Backup Battery12V 7Ah
Operating Temperature-10°C to +50°C
CompatibilityBentel Security peripherals

Summary

Introduction to KYO Control Panel

Control Panel Components

Overview of the main control panel and its features.

System Security Setup

How your installer configures your system for your specific needs.

System Control Methods

Ways to interact with and control the security system.

Digital Communication Features

Explains the integrated digital communicator function.

Wireless Receiver Integration

Details on using Vector/RX receivers for wireless devices.

Operating the KYO System via Keypad

Keypad Types and Functions

Describes different keypad models and their operations.

LED Keypad Signal Meanings

Explains the meaning of various LED indicators on keypads.

Viewing System Troubles

How to access and interpret trouble conditions on the keypad.

Checking Partition Status

Steps to view the armed or disarmed status of system partitions.

LCD Keypad Interface

Details on the LCD display and standby status information.

Adjusting LCD Keypad Settings

Guide to adjusting volume, contrast, and brightness.

Managing System Troubles

Procedures for viewing and understanding specific trouble details.

Buzzer Alerts and Superkey Shortcuts

How the buzzer signals events and what superkeys do.

Core Keypad Operations

Explains fundamental operations like arming and disarming.

Arming Modes and Quick Operations

Covers Global, A, and B mode arming, including quick arm.

Arming Precautions and Alarm Silencing

Notes on arming conditions and silencing alarms from keypads.

Navigating the User Menu

Instructions for accessing and using the main user menu.

Resetting Alarms and Memory States

Procedures to clear alarm memory and reset system states.

System Arming and Disarming via Menu

How to arm and disarm partitions using the user menu.

Overtime and Teleservice Requests

Making requests for overtime or teleservice assistance.

Automatic System Turn ON

Enabling or disabling automatic arming features.

Teleservice Enable/Disable

Configuring the teleservice feature for remote maintenance.

Buzzer Enable/Disable

Configuring keypad buzzer behavior for alerts.

Answer Function and Output Control

Managing the answer function and controlling system outputs.

Programming Telephone Numbers

How to change or delete programmed telephone numbers.

Programming Codes

Guide to programming and changing access codes for users.

Setting Date, Time, and Testing Siren

Procedures for setting system date/time and testing the siren.

Zone Status and Bypass

How to check zone status and bypass/unbypass zones.

View Logger Function

How to review system events and alarms from the event logger.

Clearing the Alarm Call Queue

Interrupting and clearing ongoing alarm calls.

Using Digital Keys and Access Cards

Reader Types and Key/Card Overview

Introduces readers and the types of keys/cards supported.

Digital Key and Card Types

Details on SAT keys and PROXI cards for system access.

Reader LED Status Interpretation

Explains the meaning of LED indicators on readers.

Digital Key/Card Operations

Basic operations like disarming and stopping alarms with keys/cards.

Arming Modes with Keys/Cards

How to arm the system in Global, A, or B modes using keys/cards.

Silencing Alarms and Inhibiting Functions

Procedures for silencing alarms and inhibiting system functions.

Remote System Operation via Telephone

Telephone Access Methods

Explains Dialler and Answer modes for remote control.

Entering Telephone Access Codes

How to authenticate when accessing the system by phone.

Remote Command Entry

Details on canceling, stopping alarms, talk/listen functions.

Telephone Arm/Disarm and Code Management

Controlling arming, disarming, and managing telephone access codes remotely.

Wireless Key System Control

Wireless Key Introduction

Overview of wireless key functionality and assignment.

Basic Wireless Key Operations

How to perform global arming and disarming with a wireless key.

Wireless Key Mode Arming

Using the wireless key to arm the system in A or B modes.

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