What does it mean if LD4 is ON in my Risco RP432MP0000A Security System?
If the LD4 LED is ON, it indicates that the module is ON and there is a voice or data call connected to a remote party. It can also mean there's an exchange of parameters during call setup or disconnection.
What does it mean if LD3 is ON on my Risco RP432MP0000A Security System?
If the LD3 LED is ON, it indicates that the system is communicating with the main panel PCB.
Why is the Auxiliary Power Fail LED ON in my Risco RP432MP0000A?
If the Auxiliary Power Fail LED is ON, this indicates a Power Fail to all bus lines/zones.
What does it mean if the USB LED is blinking slow on my Risco RP432MP0000A?
If the USB LED is blinking slowly, it indicates that TX/RX is active.
What does it mean when the IP RJ45 Link status is ON for my Risco Security System?
If the IP RJ45 Link status is ON, it indicates Uplink.
What does it mean when the IP RJ45 Link status is OFF for my Risco RP432MP0000A Security System?
If the IP RJ45 Link status is OFF, it indicates Downlink.
What does it mean if the USB LED is ON on my Risco RP432MP0000A?
If the USB LED is ON, it indicates that a USB connection has been established.
What does it mean if LD2 is ON on my Risco RP432MP0000A Security System?
If the LD2 LED is ON, it indicates that the module is ON.
What does it mean if LD2 is OFF on my Risco RP432MP0000A?
If the LD2 LED is OFF, it indicates that the module is OFF.
Why is the Auxiliary Power Fail LED OFF in my Risco RP432MP0000A?
If the Auxiliary Power Fail LED is OFF, this indicates that the Power is OK.
General| Manufacturer | Risco |
|---|---|
| Model | RP432MP0000A |
| Detection Angle | 90° |
| Wireless Frequency | 868MHz |
| Detection Range | 12m |
| Mounting Height | 2.2m |
| Temperature Range | -10°C to +55°C |
| Operating Temperature | -10°C to +55°C |
Explains the integration of IP cameras for real-time video verification of events.
Lists the plug-in GSM and built-in IP modules that enable system communication.
Defines where system events are reported: System Users, Monitoring Stations, and Installers.
Describes how cloud connectivity enables remote monitoring and control via apps.
Details how users can monitor and control their systems remotely via apps.
Describes the mobile app for smart and easy system control, notifications, and verification.
Explains system monitoring and configuration via a web browser.
Lists the methods for system configuration: wired keypad and configuration software.
Covers tools like Auto Setting, Bus Test, and calibration for device setup.
Details available tests for system operability, diagnostics, and maintenance.
Outlines the typical order of tasks for setting up the system.
Details the five steps involved in the physical installation of the system.
Covers powering up, language selection, device allocation, and system configuration.
Explains how installers define parameters and access programming menus.
Describes recommended tests for verifying system operability after installation.
Lists key areas where installers should assist clients upon handover.
Focuses on optimal placement for wireless systems, considering RF reception.
Covers wiring the power supply and grounding requirements for the system.
Details initial settings for Bell, Default, Bell tamper bypass, and Box tamper bypass.
Guide for installing communication and audio modules, emphasizing power precautions.
Step-by-step instructions for installing a GSM module, including SIM card and antenna.
Explains the importance and connection of a wired keypad for initialization and scans.
Details connecting auxiliary devices requiring 12V DC power to the AUX terminals.
Explains the wiring connections for the 4 wires of each RISCO bus line.
Defines peripheral devices connected via bus line as 'bus devices'.
Explains connecting bus detectors via Bus Zone Expanders (BZEs).
Steps for installing wired keypads, including DIP switch settings and wiring.
Guide for connecting individual bus detectors to the main panel PCB.
Illustrates how to connect multiple bus detectors using BZEs.
Instructions for connecting the rechargeable backup battery, including warnings.
Guidance on closing the enclosure and mounting the main panel on the wall.
Explains keypad controls and navigation within installer menus.
Details how keypad menus adapt based on connected devices.
Describes the functions of typical Elegant/Panda keypad buttons.
Guide for powering up the main panel and selecting the system language.
Explains the keypad timeout behavior during installer programming.
Steps to define the number of partitions after the initial system setup.
Explains the auto-setting scan to find, enable, and configure modules and devices.
Instructions for allocating and configuring GSM modules.
Guide on entering or disabling the SIM card PIN for GSM module operation.
Detailed steps for allocating and configuring wired keypads, including ID and partition settings.
Steps to allocate wireless expanders before their respective devices.
Procedure for allocating wireless devices by sending an RF transmission.
Explains defining zone parameters using 'One By One' or 'By Category' options.
Shows how zone information is displayed on the keypad.
Steps for configuring advanced parameters for bus zones.
Steps for configuring advanced parameters for wireless zones.
Details parameters for GSM, IP, and other communication methods.
Steps to enable communication with the monitoring station.
Sets up account numbers, reporting types, and communication channels for monitoring stations.
Instructions for enabling or disabling the default cloud communication feature.
Sets network parameters like IP address, port, and channel for RISCO Cloud connection.
Explains setting up user codes, authority levels, and partition access.
Detailed steps for assigning user codes, partitions, and authority levels.
Steps to enable the Follow Me feature for destinations.
Sets parameters for Follow Me destinations like report type and partition.
Describes the main sub-menus within the installer programming menu.
Specifies time durations for operations like entry/exit delays and bell timeout.
Sets tamper sound parameters for during disarm and during arm.
Covers basic zone parameter configuration methods: One-By-One, By Category, and Resistance.
Defines all parameters for one zone at a time.
Defines specific parameters for multiple zones simultaneously by category.
Assigns zones to partitions (up to 32) and groups (A-D).
Defines groups within partitions for arming specific areas.
Enables or disables using forced arming for zones, allowing arming of faulty zones.
Counts open/close pulses for zones; triggers if predefined number is exceeded.
Defines if zone alarm reports to monitoring station are immediate or delayed.
Automated self-test for intrusion sensors, configurable for up to 16 zones.
Specifies partitions for alarm sequential confirmation.
Defines zones for alarm sequential confirmation, relevant for intrusion alarms.
Parameter for disabling a previously enabled utility output.
Defines parameters that follow system events, such as bell follow and communication failure.
Defines parameters that follow partition events, such as ready, alarm, and arm follow.
Defines parameters that follow zone events, allowing activation by groups of zones.
Defines parameters for enabling codes to activate or deactivate utility outputs.
Defines latching logic for utility output activation/deactivation.
Defines pulsing logic for utility output activation.
Defines user codes, authority levels, and partition assignments.
Defines the Grand Master code, used by the system-responsible owner.
Sets the installer code (default 1111) for accessing programming menus.
Sets the sub-installer code (default 2222) for limited access.
Defines code length (4 or 6 digits) for all users and installers.
Sets communication channel parameters for PSTN, GSM, IP, and LRT.
Parameters for communication over GSM/GPRS/3G/4G network, including timers and SIM settings.
Parameters for IP network communication, including IP configuration and email settings.
Parameters for setting up a long-range radio communication network.
Defines the communication type (Voice, IP, SMS, LRT, SIA IP) for each MS account.
Defines account numbers for each monitoring station (MS 1-3) and their formats.
Specifies which monitoring station accounts notify upon events for selected partitions.
Enables system communication to the monitoring station using Contact ID or SIA formats.
Programmable controls related to communication with the monitoring station.
Programmable parameters related to MS operation, including retries and alarm restore.
Allows programming timers for monitoring station communication, including Periodic Test.
Routes specified events to up to three monitoring station receivers.
Views or programs codes transmitted to report events to the monitoring station.
Sets parameters for technician remote communication, including access codes.
Programmable controls related to remote configuration software sessions.
Specifies IP and port address for PC connection to configuration software.
Sets up Follow Me destinations with information like type and label.
Programmable controls related to Follow Me operation, like disarm stop and disable report at stay.
Programs parameters for Follow Me operation, including retries and voice message recurrence.
Customizes spoken messages for zones, partitions, outputs, macros, and opening messages.
Announces security situations to occupants via the Listen-In & Speak unit.
Provides access to bus device management: automatic, manual, testing, and bus speed.
Performs an automatic bus scan to recognize and configure bus devices.
Manually add or remove bus devices and set their parameters.
Performs bus scans and manual auto-setting scans for system testing.
Selects bus speed for PIR Camera to Wireless Video Expander picture transfer.
Measures background noise and defines threshold limits for wireless devices.
Covers allocating wireless devices via RF transmission or by code.
Sub-menu to delete the allocation of a wireless device.
Configures keypad parameters like label, partition, masking, controls, and serial number.
Defines operation modes for 1-way and 2-way keyfob buttons.
Defines parameters for external sirens connected as bus accessories.
Defines or modifies parameters for Proximity Key Readers, including masking and controls.
Defines or modifies parameters for power supply expansion modules.
Step-by-step guide to exit the installer programming menu after initial configuration.
Contains parameters for keypad sound, advanced settings, Wi-Fi, and Follow Me.
Activates/deactivates service mode to silence alarms for battery replacement.
Initiates a test message to the monitoring station.
Scans for available Wi-Fi networks and connects to a selected network.
Sets up Follow Me destinations with information like type and label.
Allows viewing system troubles, alarm memory, partition status, and service information.
Sets system time, date, and configures automated system operations via schedules.
Tests detector operation by simulating alarm events.
Momentarily tests keypad indicators.
Activates alarm sound from bus sounders and utility outputs.
Activates strobes in connected sounders and utility outputs.
Tests keyfobs, wireless zones, and keypads for communication and signal strength.
Performs diagnostic tests on the main battery and zone resistance.
Details input power, current consumption, battery, output voltage, and dimensions.
Table showing resistance values for different wire gauges and lengths.
Table showing recommended wire distances for panel to transformer connections.
Table indicating maximum combined lengths for expansion bus wiring by wire gauge.
Details the color, state, and status of LEDs on the main panel PCB.
Describes the function and status of LEDs on the GSM module.
Defines required parameters for GPRS/3G/4G or IP communication.
Specifies how to enter server IP, port, and file name for firmware updates.
Guides on activating the remote upgrade process from the keypad.
Explains logical code structures, digit usage, and disallowed codes.
Describes physical key implementation in wireless keyfobs and their recognition process.
Details how the main unit and wireless elements are monitored.
Lists the main panel board and enclosure options.
Lists available communication modules like 2G, 4G, and Wi-Fi.
Lists various keypad types, including Elegant, LCD, and Panda.
Lists wired bus accessories like zone expanders and output modules.
Hierarchical listing of all parameters accessible through the installer programming menu.
Covers system settings, including timers and controls.
Details basic and advanced controls, including arming, bypass, and communication settings.
Lists advanced control parameters such as verification, code management, and area settings.
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