Scantronic
i-on Security System User Guide
For i-on10, i-on30R+, i-on40H+, i-onG2SM and i-onG3MM
About this guide
Thank you for choosing an i-on
alarm system – one of the most
advanced and trusted products
available today to protect people
and property.
This guide provides an
introduction to i-on alarm systems
for users. It describes the main
components, the key features and
how to carry out typical day-to-
day tasks.
If you need additional
information, including details of
the options in the User menu,
please refer to the
Administration
and User Manual
. This and other
publications referred to in this
guide are available from the
Scantronic web site.
Note: Some features described in
this guide may not be available,
depending on configuration.
Please ask your installer if you
would like them to be available.
About i-on alarm
systems
i-on alarm systems are suitable
for domestic and commercial
properties. All systems support
the use of radio (wireless) and
wireless detectors (i-on30R+
requires a wired expander).
The maximum number of
detectors (zones) your system
can use is dependent on the
panel you have selected – please
contact your installer if you need
to know this information.
Contents
About this guide ............. 1
About i-on alarm systems
..... 1
System components
.......... 2
Control unit .......................... 2
Keypads
............................. 2
Detectors
............................ 2
Scantronic SecureConnect™
............ 3
Proximity tags
........................ 3
Internal radio sounders
................ 3
External sirens
....................... 3
Network cameras
..................... 3
Remote controls
...................... 3
Hold-up alarm transmitters
............. 3
Output devices
....................... 3
Operational features .......... 4
Comprehensive set/unset flexibility ...... 4
Alarm communication
................. 4
User options
......................... 4
Users and user types
.................. 4
HUA/panic alarms
.................... 4
Full logging
.......................... 4
Test options
......................... 5
Installer remote access
................ 5
Jamming and tamper monitoring
....... 5
Using the system ............ 5
Keypad keys ......................... 5
About the standby screen
.............. 6
Setting the system
.................... 6
Unsetting the system
.................. 6
Managing alarms
..................... 7
Managing alerts
...................... 7
Accessing the User menu
.............. 8
Omitting zones
....................... 8
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