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Risco LightSYS 2 Series User Manual

Risco LightSYS 2 Series
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Installation and Programming Manual
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Risco LightSYS 2 Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
Control Panel TypeHybrid
Operating Temperature-10°C to 55°C
Outputs4
CommunicationPSTN, GSM, IP
Wireless Frequency868MHz
ProgrammingVia keypad
Backup Battery12V, 7Ah
Remote ManagementYes
HumidityUp to 93% non-condensing

Summary

Chapter 1 Introduction

What is LightSYS2?

Basic introduction to the LightSYS2 hybrid security system.

LightSYS2 Architecture and Capabilities

Overview of the system's architecture, features, and capabilities.

LightSYS2 Features

Details on the main panel, zone expansion, and wireless capabilities.

LightSYS2 Communication Methods

Explanation of the various channels for communication and reporting.

Channels

Principal communication channels including PSTN, IP, GSM/GPRS, and Long Range Radio.

Cloud Communication

Details on RISCO Cloud's application server and its features.

Self Monitoring via Smartphone & Web Applications

Explains end-user capabilities via smartphone app and web browser.

Chapter 2 Mounting and Wiring

LightSYS2 installation steps

Recommended workflow for installing the LightSYS2 hardware.

Choosing the mounting location

Guidelines for selecting the optimal location for the main unit.

Wall Mounting the LightSYS2 Box

Procedure for preparing the wall and mounting the main enclosure.

AC adaptor and main board

Details on powering the system and installing the main board.

Main Board Wiring

Explains the wiring diagram and connections for the main board.

Zone Inputs Wiring

Illustrates various zone connection configurations for the main unit or expanders.

Wiring Auxiliary Devices

Guidelines for powering PIRs, smoke detectors, and other 12V DC devices.

Connecting a telephone line to the LightSYS

Steps for connecting the incoming telephone line for communication.

Placing the Communication Modules

Procedures for installing GSM/GPRS and IP modules.

Main Unit DIP Switch and Jumper Setting

Configuration of plugs, DIP switches, and jumpers on the main unit.

Connecting Backup Battery

Procedure for inserting and connecting the backup battery.

Chapter 3 Installing Bus Devices

Bus connection

Details on connecting bus devices using the 4 bus terminals.

Setting Bus Accessory ID Numbers

Instructions for setting device ID numbers using DIP switches.

Installing Bus Expanders and Accessories

Procedures for installing various expanders and accessories.

Keypads

How to install LightSYS2 bus keypads.

Zone Expander

Information on installing the 8-zone expander and its wiring.

Utility Outputs

Details on installing utility output expanders.

Wireless Expander

Steps for installing the wireless expander.

1.5 and 3A Switching Power Supply Expansion Modules

Installation of power supply modules.

Sounders

Information on installing ProSound and Lumin 8 bus sounders.

Connecting Bus Detectors

Procedures for connecting addressable bus detectors.

Single Zone Expander

How to connect a single zone expander.

Chapter 4 Installer Programming

Programming Methods

Overview of the three methods for programming the LightSYS2 system.

LCD Keypad

Visual interface for operating and programming the system.

Accessing Installer Programming Menu

Steps to enter the installer programming mode.

Identifying the Connected Devices

Process for the system to detect and configure connected devices.

Automatic Setting

System's automatic bus scanning and device identification process.

Bus Test

Performing tests to ensure reliable connectivity of bus devices.

Wireless device programming workflow

Steps for allocating and calibrating wireless devices.

Bus Detectors Programming Workflow

Steps for programming bus detectors.

Exiting Programming Mode

Procedures for safely exiting the installer programming mode.

Restoring Manufacturer's Programming Defaults

How to reset the system to factory default settings.

Using the Installer Programming Menus

Overview of navigating and using the installer menus.

1 System

Accessing system-wide configuration parameters.

Timers

Setting durations for actions like entry/exit delays and bell timeouts.

Controls

Parameters for controlling specific system operations.

Labels

Modifying displayed labels for system and partitions.

Sounds

Setting sounds for system events.

Settings

System settings for compliance, languages, and defaults.

Automatic Clock

Retrieving automatic time updates.

Service Information

Inserting service information.

Firmware Update

Procedures for updating system firmware.

Zones

Configuring system zones.

Parameters

Programming zone parameters.

Testing

Performing system tests.

Cross Zones

Linking two zones for enhanced false alarm protection.

Alarm confirm

Defining protection against false alarms and alarm verification.

Outputs

Configuring utility outputs based on system events.

Codes

Managing user codes, authority levels, and special codes.

Communication

Configuring system communication methods.

Audio

Defining voice message parameters for system announcements.

Install

Adding, removing, or testing system accessories.

Devices

Manually configuring and modifying installed system devices.

Chapter 5 Using the Installer Non-Programming Menus

Activities Menu

User control over keypad sound and buzzer settings.

Follow Me

Configuring system events to follow defined destinations.

View Menu

Accessing system status information.

Clock Menu

Setting system time, date, and scheduler programs.

Event Log

Viewing significant system events with date and time.

Maintenance

Performing system maintenance tasks.

Siren Test

Activating alarm sound from BUS sounders.

Strobe Test

Activating strobes in connected BUS sounders.

Diagnostics

Performing diagnostic tests on system components.

Appendix A Technical Specifications

Main Technical Information

Key technical specifications for the main unit, including power, consumption, and dimensions.

Keypads

Technical specifications for LCD and Touchscreen keypads.

Zone Expander (RP432EZ8)

Technical specifications for the 8-zone expander.

Utility Output Expanders

Specifications for 4-Relay and 8-Transistor output expanders.

Wireless Expander (RP432EW)

Technical specifications for wireless expanders.

Sirens

Technical specifications for ProSound and Lumin8 sirens.

Appendix B LightSYS2 Accessories

Keypads

List of available LightSYS2 keypads with their descriptions.

Zone Expanders

List of available zone expanders and their types.

Wireless Expanders

List of available wireless expander models.

Power Supply Expanders

List of available power supply expansion modules.

Programmable Output Devices

List of output expansion modules.

Voice Unit

List of voice module accessories.

Bus Detectors

List of available bus detectors with their descriptions.

Appendix C Wiring

Wire Gauge

Table showing wire facts, diameter, and resistance.

One-Way Wire Distance Between LightSYS2 and Plug-In Transformer

Recommended wire gauges for different distances.

Max External Sounder Current

Wire gauge recommendations for external sounder current.

Appendix D Library Voice Messages

Library Voice Messages

A comprehensive list of pre-recorded voice messages and their corresponding numbers.

Appendix E Report Codes

Report Codes

Tables listing Contact ID, SIA, and Report Category for various events.

Alarms

Report codes for different alarm types and their status.

Arm/Disarm

Report codes for arming and disarming events.

Detectors(Zones)

Report codes for detector zone events.

Appendix F Installer Event Log Messages

Installer Event Log Messages

List of event messages and their descriptions for system logging.

Appendix G Installer Programming Maps

Installer Programming Menu

A structured map of the installer programming menu options.

System

Navigation map for system settings like Timers, Controls, Communication, EN 50131, DD243 Prog, CP-01, and Device.

Zones

Map for configuring zone parameters, testing, cross zones, and alarm confirmation.

Outputs

Map for configuring utility outputs based on system events.

Codes

Map for managing user codes, Grand Master, Installer, Sub Installer, and Code Length.

Communication

Map for configuring communication methods (PSTN, GSM, GPRS, Email, IP).

Audio

Map for audio settings like messages and local announcements.

Install

Map for adding, removing, or testing system accessories.

Devices

Map for configuring system devices (Keypad, Keyfob, Sounder, etc.).

Appendix H EN 50131 and EN 50136 Compliance

Compliance Statement

RISCO Group's declaration of compliance with EN standards.

EN50136 Compliance

Details on IP and GSM module compliance with EN50136 standards.

Appendix I Remote Software Upgrade

Remote Software Upgrade

Guide on performing remote software upgrades via keypad or SMS.

Step 1: Set parameters for IP/GPRS Communication

Configuring communication parameters for the upgrade.

Step 2: Enter the location of the upgrade file

Specifying the server IP, port, and file name for the upgrade.

Step 3: Activate Remote Upgrade from the Keypad

Initiating the remote upgrade process from the keypad.

Step 4: Verify that upgrade has been successful

Steps to check if the software upgrade was successful.

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