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General| Battery Backup | Yes |
|---|---|
| Mobile App | Yes (PyronixCloud) |
| Two-Way Wireless Technology | Yes |
| Power Supply | Mains powered with battery backup |
| Remote Control | Yes (via keyfob) |
| Event Log | Yes |
| Compatibility | Works with Pyronix detectors and accessories |
| Encryption | AES 128-bit encryption |
System uses advanced technology to preserve battery life and warns of low battery.
Enables control unit to automatically recognize home/away status for correct arming mode.
Two-way wireless keyfob displays system status via 3-colour LEDs and allows area control.
Allows operation of up to 20 devices like gates, lights via keypad or keyfob.
Notifies user via SMS text message of system events in real time.
Overview of the main control panel keypad and its button functions.
Description of the internal tag reader and its associated LEDs.
Description of the external tag reader and its associated LEDs.
Instructions on how to lock and unlock the keyfob buttons to prevent accidental presses.
Details on how the keyfob buttons can be customized for various functions.
Procedure for quickly setting the alarm system using the keyfob.
Explains different setting methods: Final Door, Timed, and Push to Set.
Procedure to arm the system using a wireless keyfob.
Procedure to disarm the system using a wireless keyfob.
Procedure to disarm the system after an alarm event using a keyfob.
Procedure for using an 'anti code' to silence the alarm after activation.
Procedure for performing an engineer reset of the system.
System automatically arms based on exit input, potentially quick setting area A.
How to identify and check for system faults via keypad and ALERT LED.
Indicates an input is active, requiring checks for open windows, movement etc.
Keyfob status LED flashes orange when a system fault is present.
Enables audible chime for inputs on the system, configurable by engineer.
Allows isolation of detectors for occupied rooms, requires engineer setup.
Procedure for activating a 'hold up' alarm by pressing specific keys.
Steps to access the Master Manager Menu using the manager code or tag.
Procedure to exit the Master Manager Menu by scrolling or pressing the A key.
Instructions for setting the system's date and time parameters.
Function to add, edit, or delete user codes, tags, and program wireless keyfobs.
Monitors operational information like setting/unsetting and alarm activations.
Allows programming and changing of up to 4 mobile numbers for SMS texting.
Tests all programmed inputs on the alarm system.
Tests the siren and strobe outputs of the alarm system.
Tests communication with the SMS Host computer for SMS text services.
Allows the control panel to dial a PC for programming information via UDL software.
Requires user authorization for the engineer to access the engineering menu.
Enables entry of an anti-code or engineer code to reset the system after an event.
Details on PSTN connectivity for signals to ARC and SMS text messages.
Disclaimer regarding costs for test calls and responsibility for signal/network failure.
Section for recording engineer and installation details.
Lists compliance with EU requirements and relevant standards for wireless devices.
A table for documenting input numbers, names, areas, and descriptions.
