Name: Pyronix 256
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- Table of Contents4
Chapter 1: Engineer Menu Structure9
Chapter 2: Quick Find Guide12
- Communication12
- Engineer Test Functions12
- Addressing / Connecting Devices12
- Programming Options12
- Tables12
Chapter 3: The Engineers Menu13
- Entering the Engineers Menu13
- Exiting the Engineer Menu13
Chapter 4: System Overview14
- Pcx 26/Sms Input Information14
- Pcx 256 Input Information14
- System Overview15
- Defaults18
Chapter 5: Technical Specification22
- Introduction22
- Warranty23
- Pcx System Specifications23
- Devices Technical Specification24
  - Lightning Protection24
  - Code Guessing24
Chapter 6: Safety25
Chapter 7: Installation26
- Electromagnetic Compatibility (Emc)26
- Mounting Procedure for the Pcx System26
- Resistors26
- The Pcx Panel Layout27
- Battery Installation Procedure27
- Mounting Procedure for Devices27
- Tamper Switch28
- Mains Connection28
- System Connections28
- Digi Modem Card28
- Expander Card28
  - Equipment28
- Cabling Information29
Chapter 8: Keypad and Reader Indications30
- The Pcx Lcd Keypad (Pcx-Lcd/Uk)30
- The Internal Reader (Pcx-Prox/Int)32
- The External Reader (Pcx-Prox/Ext)33
Chapter 9: The Pcx Devices34
Chapter 10: Notes on the Pcx System36
- Partition / Level Arm System36
  - PCX 26/SMS Level Arming36
  - PCX 256 Partition / Level Arming36
- Arming / Disarming the System36
- Emergency Alarms36
- Shunt Inputs36
- The Msx Card and the Digi Modem Card37
  - Detectors37
- Remote Signalling37
- Terminology39
Chapter 11: The Master Manager Menu40
Chapter 12: Powering up & Keypad Operations41
- Power U P41
- Keypads41
- Testing the Keypad41
- Text Programming42
- Arm / Disarm System42
- Forced Arm O N Inputs43
Chapter 13: The Engineer Functions44
- Nvm Reset44
- Inhibit Fire /Hu45
  - Revision46
- Choose Mode46
  - The End of Line Range46
  - SEOL or DEOL46
  - Input Response Time46
  - Input XDF46
  - S Oftware R Evision46
- Install Rix48
- Change Inputs49
  - Input Types49
  - Entry Shock Input Type (21)50
  - Creating a Common Partition51
  - Input Attributes51
  - Shunt Inputs55
    - 3 . 7 a S S I G N K E y P a D S / R E a D E R S59
  - Reader Is59
  - Arm Point Arms59
  - Arm Point Disarms59
  - Arm Point in59
  - Access Control62
- System Displays64
  - Partition Texts64
  - Sign on Message64
  - Site Name64
  - Display When Arm64
- Set Time and Date66
- Change Timers66
- Exit Modes67
  - Timed67
  - Final Door67
  - Timed/Final67
  - PTS (Push to Set)67
  - Guard68
  - Code Types and Numbers68
  - User Types68
  - User Arm Options68
  - Flexi Arm69
- Volume Control72
  - Code Stops Sound72
  - E / E Keypads Only72
  - Alert Kps Only72
- Alarm72
  - Silent 1 St Alarm73
  - Disable Confirm on Entry73
  - Inputs to Confirm after Entry73
  - Alarm Starts / Stops (Alarm Responses)73
  - A Larm R Esponse73
- Change Outputs75
  - PGM Output Types75
  - STU / ATE Pin Outputs (Defaults)78
  - Digi Channel Outputs78
  - PCX-PROX/EXT PGM Output78
  - The 'Follow Input81
- Intelligent Arm82
  - Intelligent Arm for User Level Arming82
  - Intelligent Arm for Partition Systems82
- Options83
  - Site Option Types83
    - S Ite O Ptions83
    - ATE Inputs Page84
- Engineer Reset Options85
- Review Logs86
  - Log Entries86
  - Code Identification86
  - Fault Codes (Device Fail)86
- Engineer86
  - Sounds to Play87
  - Walk Test87
  - E Ngineer T Ests87
  - Test Control88
  - Test Bell88
  - Do Battery Load Test88
  - Test88
  - Test PHC Communications88
- Diagnostics92
- Set U P Downloading94
  - Download by94
  - Security Mode94
  - Telephone Line94
  - ARM / Modem Telephone Number94
- Programme Digi / Sms97
  - Programming Fast Format97
  - Programming Contact ID101
  - Programming SMS Texts105
- Pabx Telephone Systems106
- Dial out Menu109
  - Dial out Menu on the PCX 26/SMS109
Chapter 14: The Digi Modem Card110
- Fitting the Digi -Modem Card to the End Station110
- Pstn Wiring111
- Programming the Unit111
- Initialisation111
Chapter 15: System Expansion and Enhancement112
- Inserting the Msx Card112
- Additional Facilities with Msx Cards112
Chapter 16: The Radio Expander113
- The Radio Expander113
- The Radio Pir Detector113
- The Radio Door Contact113
  - Expander114
- Assigning Radio Detectors114
- Deleting Radio Detectors114
- Display the Signal Strength114
  - R Adio E Xpander114
- Assigning Repeaters to the Radio Expander115
  - Time115
- Problem Solving115
- Technical Specification115
Chapter 17: Wiring Diagrams116
- Pcx 26/Sms and Pcx 256 Printed Circuit Board Layout116
  - Relay Terminals116
- Important Notes on Connections117
- Power Supply Wiring118
- Telephone Line Wiring118
- Stu/Ate and Rs232 Connections119
- Keypads Wiring (Pcx-Lcd/Uk)121
  - Connecting the PCX-LCD/UK121
  - Addressing the PCX-LCD/UK121
- Tag Reader Wiring (Pcx-Prox/Int)122
  - Connecting the PCX-PROX/INT122
  - Addressing the PCX-PROX/INT122
- External Tag Reader (Pcx-Prox/Ext)123
- Remote Input Expander (Pcx-Rix8)125
- Connecting the Radio Expander129
  - Addressing the Radio Expander129
- Remote Output Expander (Pcx-Rox16R & Pcx-Rox16R/Psu)130
- Input 1133
- Programmable Outputs Wiring141
Appendix A: Faults143
- Device Fail143
- Fault Indications143
Appendix B: Input Types145
- Input Types148
- Input Attributes149
Appendix C: Output Types150
Appendix D: User / Engineer Operations153
- Anti Code / Engineer Reset153
- Chime Function154
- Omitting Inputs154
- Hold up Alarm155
Appendix E: Master Manager Menu156
- Set Date & Time156
- Omit Inputs156
- Change Codes156
- Deleting a User Code157
- Review Logs158
- Phonebook159
- Walk Test159
- Bell Test159
- Test PHC Communications160
- Dial out Menu160
- Allow Engineer Menu161
- Block Remote Arm161
- Block UDL161
- Enter Anti-Code161
- Exit Manager Mode161
Appendix F: Contact Details162
- Rins871162
Appendix G: Index163

Brand	Pyronix
Model	256
Category	Security System
Language	English

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