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A Silent Alarm activation does not activate outputs 1–3 (no visual or audible indications of the alarm).

The alarm event is reported to the ARC. Silent alarms are only generated when alarm zones with the

Silent attribute have been opened when the system is set.

SPC4xxx/5xxx/6xxx – Installation & Configuration Manual Intruder alarm functionality

11.2018

Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
1 Meaning of Symbols10
2 Security11
- Target Group11
- General Safety Instructions11
- Meaning of Written Warning Notices and Hazard Symbols12
  - Warning Notices12
  - Hazard Symbols13
3 Directives and Standards14
- EU Directives14
- Overview of Conformity to EN50131 Standard14
  - Compliance with EN50131 Approvals20
- Compliance with en 50136-1:2012 and en 50136-2:201422
- Compliance with INCERT Approvals22
- PD 6662:2010 Conformance Guidelines23
- Compliance with Vds Approvals28
- Compliance with NF and A2P Approvals29
4 Technical Data31
- Spc400031
- Spc500033
- Spc600037
- Spcp355.30040
5 Introduction42
6 Mounting System Equipment43
- Mounting a G2 Housing43
- Mounting a G3 Housing44
  - Mounting a Back Tamper Kit46
  - Battery Installation for EN50131 Compliance50
- Mounting a G5 Housing51
- Mounting a Keypad56
- Mounting an Expander56
7 Smart PSU57
- SPCP355.300 Smart PSU57
8 Controller Hardware68
- Controller Hardware 42Xx/43Xx/53Xx/63Xx68
- Controller Hardware SPC5350 and 635070
9 Door Expander74
10 Wiring the System75
- Wiring the X-BUS Interface75
- Wiring of Branch Expander83
- Wiring the System Ground84
- Wiring the Relay Output84
- Wiring the Zone Inputs85
- Wiring an External SAB Bell88
- Wiring an Internal Sounder89
- Wiring Glassbreak89
- Installing Plug-In Modules90
11 Powering up the SPC Controller92
- Powering from Battery Only92
12 Keypad User Interface93
- Spck420/42193
- Spck620/62399
13 Software Support Tools105
14 Starting the System106
- Engineer Modes106
  - Engineer Pins106
- Programming with the Keypad106
- Configuring Start-Up Settings107
- Creating System Users108
- Programming the Portable ACE109
- Configuring Wireless Fob Devices110
  - Clearing Alerts Using the Fob110
15 Soft Engineer Programming Via the Keypad111
16 Engineer Programming Via the Keypad112
- System Status112
- Options113
- Timers117
- Areas121
- Area Groups123
- X-Bus123
  - X-BUS Addressing123
  - XBUS Refresh124
  - Reconfigure124
  - Keypads/Expanders/Door Controllers125
  - Addressing Mode133
  - XBUS Type134
  - Bus Retries134
  - Comms Timer135
- Users135
  - Add135
  - Edit135
  - Delete138
- User Profiles138
  - Add138
  - Edit138
  - Delete139
- Wireless140
  - Select a Wireless Programming Option141
  - One-Way Wireless142
  - Two-Way Wireless146
- Zones149
- Doors149
- Outputs153
  - Outputs Types and Output Ports154
- Communication158
  - Serial Ports158
  - Ethernet Ports158
  - Modems159
  - Central Station161
  - SPC Connect PRO163
- Test163
  - Bell Test163
  - Walk Test163
  - Zone Monitor164
  - Output Test165
  - Soak Test165
  - Audible Options165
  - Visual Indicators166
  - Seismic Test166
- Utilities166
- Isolate167
- Event Log167
- Access Log167
- Alarm Log167
- Change Engineer Pin168
- Sms168
  - Add169
  - Edit169
  - Delete170
- X-10170
- Set Date/Time170
- Installer Text171
- Door Control171
- SPC Connect171
17 Engineer Programming Via the Browser173
- System Information173
- Ethernet Interface173
- Connecting to the Panel Via USB175
- Logging into the Browser177
- SPC Home178
- Panel Status180
- Logs195
- Users197
- Wireless211
  - One-Way Wireless212
  - Two-Way Wireless222
- Configuration231
- Configuring Communications298
- File Operations343
  - File Upgrade Operations343
  - File Manager Operations347
18 Accessing Web Server Remotely349
- PSTN Connection349
- GSM Connection351
19 Intruder Alarm Functionality354
- Financial Mode Operation354
- Commercial Mode Operation354
- Domestic Mode Operation355
- Full and Local Alarms355
20 System Examples and Scenarios357
- When to Use a Common Area357
21 Seismic Sensors359
- Seismic Sensor Testing360
22 Blocking Lock Operation363
- Blocking Lock363
- Authorized Setting of the Blocking Lock364
- Locking Element365
23 Appendix367
- Network Cable Connections367
- Controller Status Leds368
- Powering Expanders from the Auxiliary Power Terminals369
- Calculating the Battery Power Requirements370
- Domestic, Commercial and Financial Mode Default Settings372
- Wiring of the X10 Interface373
- SIA Codes374
- CID Codes379
- Overview of Keypad Types381
- User PIN Combinations382
- Duress Pins382
- Automatic Inhibits382
  - Zones382
  - Access Pins383
  - Engineer Access383
  - Keypad User Logoff383
- Wiring of Mains Cable to the Controller383
- Maintenance Controller383
- Maintenance Smart PSU384
- Zone Types385
- Zone Attributes390
- Applicable Attributes to Zone Types393
- ATS Levels and Attenuation Specifications394
- Supported Card Readers and Card Formats394
- SPC Support for E-Bus Devices396
  - Configuring and Addressing E-Bus Devices397
- Flexc Glossary399
- Flexc Commands400
- ATS Category Timings403
- ATP Category Timings404
24 Notes406

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Brand	Vanderbilt
Model	SPC42 Series
Category	Power Supply
Language	English

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