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M-Series
Engineering
Manual
2
Table of Contents
Main Page
default chapter
3
Table of Contents
3
About this Manual
6
Other Publications
6
Preface
6
Chapter 1: Introduction
7
About the Panels
7
Control Panel Features
12
Network Ports
12
Transistor Outputs
12
Relay Outputs
12
Digital Communicator Outputs
12
USB and Serial PC Ports
12
On-Board Modem
12
Printer Port
13
Engineer's Keypad Port
13
CPA6 Output Module Port
13
External Bell Output
13
Extension Loudspeaker Connectors
13
Back Tamper Switch
13
Battery Backup
13
Compatible Devices
14
Keypad
14
Idnode and Midnode
14
Xnode and Mnode
14
CPA6 Output Module
14
Lec2
15
Lec6
15
System Wiring
15
Cable Type
15
Maximum Cable Distances
15
Xnodes and Mnodes
15
Keypads
15
Midnode and Idnode
15
Cable Segregation
15
Mains Wiring
16
Networker Interface Board
17
Calculating Voltage Drop
17
Voltage Drop Example 1
18
Voltage Drop Example 2
18
Reducing Voltage Drop - Method 1
19
Reducing Voltage Drop - Method 2
19
Remote Power Supplies
20
Chapter 2: Getting Started
22
Starting the Panel for the First Time
22
About Logging in as an Engineer
23
Logging out
23
About the Engineer Menus
23
Selecting Menu Options
24
Exiting from an Option or Menu
24
Chapter 3: Using Engineer Menu 1
25
Options in Engineer Menu 1
25
Option 1-1: Programming Zones
26
Step 1 - Select Zone
27
Step 2 - Select Zone Type
28
Step 3 - Select Attributes
32
Step 4 - Select Zone's Wards
34
Step 5 - Enter Zone Description
34
Option 1-2: Choosing Advanced Zone Options
35
Step 1 - Select Zone Number
35
Step 2 - Select Zone Resistance
35
Step 3 - Select Zone's Output Group
36
Option 1-3: Assigning Ward Equipment and Attributes
37
Option 1-3-1: Assigning Equipment to Wards
37
Option 1-3-2: Defining Ward Attributes
38
Option 1-4: Setting up Outputs
41
Step 1 - Select Output Type
42
Step 2 - Select Output Number
44
Step 3 - Select Item Output Follows
44
Step 4 - Select Ward, Zone, User or Group Number
45
Step 5 - Select Event to Activate Output
45
System Events
45
Ward Events
53
Zone Events
57
Step 6 - Select the Inversion and Output Mode
57
Output Inversion
57
Output Mode
57
Option 1-5: Setting up Timers
58
Option 1-5-1: Setting up Ward Timers
58
Ward Timer Types
59
Option 1-5-2: Setting up System Timers
60
System Timer Types
60
Option 1-5-3: Defining Time Switches
64
Option 1-5-4: Defining Auto-Set Timers
65
Option 1-5-5: Defining Code-Lock Timers
66
Option 1-6: Defining the Setting Mode
67
Option 1-7: Customising Text
69
Option 1-8: Setting up Groups
71
Option 1-8-1: Assigning Wards to Groups
71
Option 1-8-2: Setting the Ward Group Setting Mode
72
Option 1-8-3: Setting the Ward Group Timers
73
Option 1-8-4: Setting the Ward Group Alarm Response
74
Option 1-9: Choosing the Configuration Options
75
Option 1-9-1: Choosing General Configuration Options
75
Option 1-9-2: Choosing DD243 Configuration Options
79
Option 1-9-3: Choosing EN50131 Configuration Options
81
Option 1-0: Going to User Menu 1
83
Chapter 4: Using Engineer Menu 2
84
Introduction
84
Option 2-1: Viewing Zone Status
85
Option 2-2: Specifying the Time and Date
86
Option 2-3: Setting the Loudspeaker Volume Level
87
Option 2-4: Changing Your Passcode and Name
87
Option 2-5: Setting up Communications
88
Option 2-5-1: Setting up the Downloader Options
88
Option 2-5-1-1 - Defining the Downloader Password
89
Option 2-5-1-2 - Defining the Site Identification
89
Option 2-5-1-3 - Defining the Access Mode
90
Option 2-5-1-4: Editing Call-Back Numbers
91
Option 2-5-1-5 - Choosing the Modem Options
92
Option 2-5-2: Setting up the Digicom
93
Option 2-5-2-1 - Specifying the Communications Format
93
Option 2-5-2-2 - Specifying the ARC Number
97
Option 2-5-2-3 - Specifying the ARC Account Number
98
Option 2-5-2-4 - Specifying the Dialling Mode
98
Option 2-5-2-5 - Setting Other ARC Options
99
Option 2-5-2-6 - CID/SIA Reporting Level
100
Option 2-5-3: Starting a Call Back
100
Option 2-5-4: Setting up the RS232 Port
101
Option 2-5-4-1: Setting the Baud Rate
101
Option 2-5-4-2: Enabling the Webwayone Interface
101
Option 2-6: Setting up Shunt Groups
102
Option 2-7: Running Built-In Tests
103
Option 2-7-1: Testing the Power Supply
104
Option 2-7-2: Testing Outputs
105
Option 2-7-2-1 - Testing the "Panel" Outputs
105
Option 2-7-2-2 - Testing the Digital Communicator Outputs
106
Option 2-7-2-3 - Testing the Digi on Board Channels
106
Option 2-7-2-4 - Testing Equipment Outputs
107
Option 2-7-3: Performing Equipment Tests
108
Option 2-7-3-1 - Determining the Software Version
108
Option 2-7-3-2 - False Setting the System
109
Option 2-7-3-3 - Confirming the Network Devices
110
Option 2-7-3-4 - Checking a Zone's Resistance
110
Option 2-7-3-5 - Checking the Status Network Devices
111
Option 2-7-3-6 - Viewing Network Errors
111
Option 2-7-3-7 - Resetting User 1 (the Default Manager User)
112
Option 2-7-3-8 - Applying Default NVM Settings
112
Option 2-7-3-9 - Built in Tests, Equipment, Test Display
116
Option 2-7-4: Checking the Status of System Inputs
116
Option 2-7-5: Checking the Status of Fuses
117
Option 2-7-6: Checking the Battery Voltage
117
Option 2-7-7: ID Biscuits (M800ID Plus Only)
117
Option 2-8: Viewing or Printing the Log
118
Option 2-8-1: Viewing the Event Log
118
Option 2-8-2: Printing the Event Log
119
Option 2-8-3: Viewing the Access Log
119
Option 2-8-4: Printing the Access Log
120
Option 2-8-5: Printing System Parameters
120
Log Event Codes
120
Appendix A: Text Keys
125
Appendix B: Compliance Guide
126
DD243: 2004 Compliance
126
ACPO PA Reduction Policy
126
PD 6662 / Pren 50131-1: 2004 Compliance
127
Configuring Hardware
127
Programming for Compliance
127
Engineer Quick Reference
128
Index
132
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Cooper Security M750 Specifications
General
Users
Up to 50
Battery Backup
12V
Number of Zones
8
Communication
PSTN, GSM
Compatibility
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