Optex Genesys 824 Installation Manual
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GENESYS 824 INSTALLER PROGRAMMING MANUAL --. Contents How to Enter and Move Around Within installers Program Mode p. 1 Custom Zone Programming, Location 00-46 p. 1 Communications Programming, Location 48-56B p. 4 Entry/Exit De!ays. Output Cutoffs. Location 57-58C p. 6 PGM Output Options. Location 59-59A p. 7 Misc. Reporting Codes. Location 68-72C p. 8 Keypads and Partitions. Location 73-738 p. 10 Signal Routing, Location 75-758 p. 10 System Features. Location 76-76B p. 11 Self Test Times, Location 77-77C p. 12 Installers/Duress PIN(s), Location 78-78A p. 12 Battery Charging Calculations, Locations 79-79A p. 1 3 Hexadecimal Conversion Chart p. 14 Auxiliary Power Information p. 15 1 HOW TO ENTER INSTALLERS PROGRAM MODE . * ENTERING PROGRAM MOOE The installers PIN IS required to access the Installers program. The Installers PIN is Preset from t h e factory as (9999) and may be changed in Location 78. Care must be taken when changing Installers P!N. If the code is lost. the panel must be returned to the factory. To enter Program Mode: Depress [Installer PIN] + [^] + [7]. The LCD shculc! now display the abbreviation (PRG.). You are now in program mode. MOVING WITHIN INSTALLERS PROGRAM MODE Once within the Installers program mode. movement is achieved by se!ecting specific Memory Locations and going to those locations. Each Memory Location is identified with a two-digit number. Entering that number at the (PRG.) prompt will advance you to that specific location n and display any memory within that field. To access a Sub-Location (example. 56B), enter the two digit location number and press the [^] button until the appropriate sub-location is displayed. To move back to a previous Sub Location within that memory location. press [STAY]. Once within the field changes can be made by either: A) Entering the appropriate two digit number or. B) toggling on or off status indicators located along the top and bottom of the aisplay. Example: Depressing the [1] button will cause the “AWAY” LCD to turn on or off. And pressing the [4] button will cause the “BYPASS” LCD to turn on or off. -When the desired changes are made. simply depre r ss the [^] button to lock the information in the E E prom and advance to the next memory field. -To exit a specific Program Location. press the [ # ] button This will exit ycu back to the PRG.. prompt When all changes have been completed. depress the [#] button twice to exit out of Installer Program mode. CUSTOM ZONE PROGRAMMING All of the GENESYS 824 zones can be custom prcgrammed to perform any number of specific functions. For each zone you will be making several decisions about the functions it will perform. The choices are as follows. ZONE TYPE * Check Programming Sheet for Defaults. The first two-digit entry defines the Zone Type as well as the l o o p Type. The first digit defines the Zone Type. The choices are as follows: 0 = ENTRY/EXIT (1) - Used for Primary Entry/Exit Delay. Corresponds to programming in Location 57 and Sub Location 57B. 1 = ENTRY/EXIT (2) - Used for Secondary Entry/Exit Delay. This designation is used when a special deiay IS required, Used for applications such as Entrance or Exit through Garages. Gates or Outdoor Detectors. Corresponds to programming in Location 57A and Sub Location 57C. 2 \ . 2 = PERIMETER. INSTANT - Used for creating an instant alarm when the system is armed regardless of the mode selected. \L.g = INTERIOR, TYPE 1 - Used For interior zone(s) which operate as Follower zone(s) in AWAY and STAY modes and become instant in INSTANT mode. 4 = INTERIOR, TYPE 2 - Used For interior zone(s) tihich operate as Follower zone(s) in AWAY and STAY modes and are bypassed in INSTANT mode. * 3 = INTERIOR, NPE 3 - Used For interior zone(s) which operate as delay zone(s) in AWAY, STAY and INSTANT modes. 6 = 24 HOUR ZONE - Used For devices which will create an alarm condition whether the alarm is armed or disarmed. (i.e.. Panic and Hold-Up Buttons) z = 24 HOUR ZONE, (FIRE) - Used For devices such as Hear Sensors, Waterflow and Smoke Detectors (4 Wire) which are required to be active whether the alarm is armed or disarmed. 8 = DAY CIRCUIT - Used for devices required to transmtt a :rouble Condition in a disarmed state and transmlr an alarm in the armed state. (i.e.. Window Foil, Alarm Screens. etc.). LOOP TYPE - The second diait defines the Loop Type. The choices are as Follows 0 1 2 3 4 l = = = = = NORMALLY NORMALLY NORMALLY NORMALLY NORMALLY OPEN (No E.O.L. Resistor Requires). CLOSED (No E.O.L. Resistor Required). OPEN I NORMALLY CLOSED (E.Q.L. Resistor Required). OPEN I E-0-L. (Reports trouble on break, alarm on short). CLOSED I E.O.L. (trouble on shorr. alarm on open). NOTE: E.O.L. Resistor 2.2K ohm, 112 watt. Oatex/Morse oart # 14014649. Example: IF you have a delay zone on a Front door, :he loop is normally c!osed and E.O.L. is requirec as well as trouble reports. The code selected world be :Q 2) for the First memory location or “zone type ’ LOOP RESPONSE TIME (Sub Location A) Loop Response Time - amount of time needed For the loop to be in violation before activating an alarm Enter value g.00 thru 99), Default (05) = 250 ms, Time selected in 50 ms. increments. ALARM COOE (Sub Location 8) Alarm Code - transmitted when zone enters alarm ccndition. Enter value (00 thru FF), Default (00) = disabled, TROUBLE CODE (Sub Location C) Trouble Code - transmitted when zone enters trouble condition. (Note: zone must be programmed to send trouble codes, see Loop Type). led, Enter value (00 thru FF), jJefauU.jOOI = dlsab BYPASS CODE (Sub Location D) Bypass Code - transmitted when zone is bypassed and system is armed. (Note: zone must be programmed for bypass, see Sub Location G). Enter value (00 thru FF), Default (001 = d isabled, 5L RESTORAL CODE (Sub Location E) Restoral Code -is transmitted after alarm condition has returned to normal Also after trouble condition is restored to normal. Enter value (00 thru FF), D_efaultOOJ = disa bled, 3 ZONE FEATURES (Sub.Location F) Selected by toggling on or off bar type LCD indicators on keypad disilay. (Bar On = Function Active [ves] I Bar Off = Function Inactive [No] ) 1 - TELE&lONE OUTPUT, (Away LCD) .._ ._ Activates digital dialer function of Genesys 824. Must be programmed Yes If panel is to tranSinlt to central station. Default IYes), * _ AUDISI& (Stay LCD) Enables the steady output bell voltage for each zone. If not selected, zone will be silent (See Location 58 for bell-cutoff times). Default (Yes). 3 - PULSE BELL, (Inst LCD) Activates pulsed be!l output for zone. “Audible (Stay LCD)” must’also be selected for proper operation of this option. Default (No). , 4 - PGM OUTPUT i, (Bypass LCD) When selected. this zone will activate PGM Output 1 when in alarm state (See Sub Location 58B for cutoff time). This output is an Open Collector which sinks to ground for the amount of time programmed in Sub Location 58B. Note: When used as alarm output. this feature cannot be used for any other function. (See Location 59 for other functions). Default (No) 6 - PGM OUTPUT 2, (Alarm LCD) When seles:ed. this zone will activate PGIM Output 2 when in alarm state (See Sub Location 58C for cutoff time). This output is an Open Collector ‘which sinks to ground for the amount of time programmed in Sub Location 58C. Note: When used as alarm output. this feature cannot be used for any other function. (See Sub Location 59A for other functions). Default (No). 6 -WALK TEST, (Trbl LCD) When se!ec!ed. this option allows installer cr end user to walk test the zone for proper functicn. With this functicn ac:ive all zones will scroll on the LSC) display. When a zone is violated, that zone will be removed from the display. When all zones have ‘3%I violated. the keypad will display the word “NONE:‘. Default (Yes). NOTE. 24 Hour zones, Day zones, and Fire zones are still active in this mode. 3 - MONITOR, (Fire LCD) Allows panel to monitor zone activity and lccally annunciate when zone is violated. (See Sub Location 768 for Monitor Mode Options). Default (No). NOTE. 24 Hour zones, Day zones, and Fire zones are still active in this mode. C, (Blank LCD) 8 - SI For use with 24 hour audible zones. When the system is disarmed this feature allows for visual zone annunciation at the keypad and if selected. ac:ivation of PRG 1 and 2. In the armed mod& this feature allows for activation of bell output and PRG 1 and 2 if selected. Default. (NoL -> ZONE FEATURES (cont.) (Sub Location G) Se!ected by toggling on or bff bar type LCD indicators on keypad display. (Bar On = Function Active [ves] I Bar Off = Function Inactive [No] ) 1 - KEYPAD 1 AUDIBLE (Away LCD) Enables or disables keypad entry buzzer For this specific keypad. Default. fYesL I 2 - KEYPAD 2 AUDIBLE, (Stay LCD) Enables or disables keypad entry buzzer For this specific keypad. Default. (Yes), 3 - KEYPAD 3 AUDIBLE, (Inst LCD) Enables or disables keypad entry buzzer Fcr this specific keypad. * Default. (Yes), 4 - KEYPAD 4 AUDIBLE, (Bypass LCD) Enables or disables keypad entry buzzer For :his spkcific keypad. Default. (YesL 5 - DISPLAY ARMEQ, (Alarm LCD) With this feature toggled “On”, zone(s) will be displayed on all keypads when in alarm. IF more than 1 zone is violated. the violated zones will be scrolled numerically. With this Feature toggled “Off’, zones will Ils.t be displayed on any keypad when in aiarm. Default. fNoL ‘i 5 - SHUNT Al LOWED, (Trouble LCD) When used in conjunction with audible zone. alarm signal will transmit only once before bell cutoff. IF zone is violated again after bell has reset. signal will again only be sent once. Default. (No), 7 - BYPASS ALLOWED, (Fire LCD) Allows end user to manually sypass zone of action is selected Default. (Yes). ‘NOT TO BE USED ON FIRE ZONES. 8 - NOT USED. (Blank LCD) For Future Use COMMUNICATIONS PROGRAMMING TE1 EPHONF NUMBFR l. (Location 48 thru Sub Location 48G) This will be the primary phone number called by the Genesys 824 For all activity signals. The number is entered into memory in two-digit segments beginning in Location 48. The [“I button must be presged between each two digit entry. The maximum number of digits allowed is 15 including dial pause and dial tone detect. Any unused memory locations should te Filled with Hexadecimal F. See below For special Functions. Default FFFI in all soaces, Special Functions Hexadecimal values can be used for Phone Number and ,_ For Account Number. Phone number options are valid only when programming phone numbers. (Sequence) (Hex \/alue) Wwl+Pl = (Ph. # Options) Hex A = * [Away]+fl] = Hex B = # 3 Second Pause [Awayl+M = HexC = (Away]+[3] = H e x D = Dial Tone Detect = Hex E Wwl+W (Away]+(S] = H e x F 5 TELEPHONE NUMBER 2 (Location 50 thru Sub Location 53G) Program in the sam_e_manner as Telephone Number 1. This digital output can be used for Backup Reporting or Redundant Reporting. See Location 75 thru Sub Location 758 for routing options. Default (FF) in all soaces, . ACCOUNT NUMBER 1 and 2, (Location 52 thru Sub Location 52C) Genesys 824 is capable of transmitting two separate account numbers when used in Partitioned applications. Account numbers are entered in two digit increments. Location 52 and Sub Location 52A will hold the primary account number. Use this number if c only one account number is required. Sub Location 528 and 52C will hold the secondary account number. The secondary account number is used only with a partitioned system and will transmit for the second partition. Default (00) in all locations, 1* j:- 3 RECEIVER FORMAT 1 and 2, (Location 53) The first digit in this location selects the format for Te!ephone Number 1. The second digit selects the format for Telephone Number 2. The choices are as follows: 0 = SiA Format - Security Industry Association approved trCdnsmission format. For this format. all reporting codes are present in the control panel software. To activate, enter any two digit entry other than 00 in desired code locations. For code not to be sent. program 00 in respective location. A= IO PPS 4-1 Format - This format is a 10 pulse per second (PPS) reporting scheme. Used when a 4 digit account number and a 1 digit event code is required. 2 - 10 PPS 4-l Extended Format - This is a 10 pulse per second (PPSi reporting format that gives more reporting capability than 4-l format. 3 - 10 PPS 4-2 Format - Simrlar format to 4-l Extended except that reporting is sent as a single round of information. NOTF: Following formats are similar to above formats except transmitted at a higher rate of speed. (20 PPS). 4 - 20 PPS 4-l Format 5 - 20 PPS 4-l Extended Format 5 - 20 PPS 4-2 Format Default (I 1). both 10 PPS 3-l and 4-l. ANTI-JAM TIME (Sub Location 53A) The amount of time required for the telephone company to disconnect the phone line after the panel has released. Enter value in 1 second increments. / Default& r DIAL S&ECTIDIAL ATTEMPTS (Sub Location 536) Each digit of this entry determines a different function. Dial Select (First Digit, 05) This entry determines if the 824 will dial Rotary or Touch Tone. [O] = Rotary, (1 thru 91 = Touch Tone Oefault (05). rotat-v, 6 ,. . :-J . Dial Attempts (Second Digit, 0 5 ) This entry determines the maximum number of dialing attempts the 824 will make on all reporting functions. The dialer will stop attempting once it rece e i v e s the “Kiss-Off’ from the central station. Default (05). five attempts, DELAY BEFORE DIALING (Sub Location 53C) This function allows user to abort alarm transmission by entering a valid PIN number. The 824 will allow abortion of signal during period of time entered in this location. Value entered in seconds. Default (00). no delav. DOWNLOAD PHONE NUMBER (Location 54 thru Sub Location 54G) This is a security feature which safeguards against unauthorized entry of the programming mode via downloading software. If the panel receives a call initiated at a PC equipped with the proper software it will hang-up and call back on this preprogrammed number. This verifies access by the proper authority and eliminates any improper access. Default (FF) in all spaces. LOCAL DOWNLOAD PIN Location 56 and Sub Location 56A) This PIN works to initiate a download sequence from the 824 rather than from the Download PC. When this (4 Digit) number is entered. the 824 will dial the number programmed in Location 54 thru Sub Location 54G. Default ( 0 0 0 0 ) ANSWER ON DOWNLOAD (Sub Location 56B) When a call is initiated from a PC. this i‘s the number of rings the 824 will wart before it initiates the sequence described under DOWNLOAD PHONE NUMBER. Default (12) ENTRY/EXIT DELAYS, OUTPUT CUTOFFS ENTRY DELAY (1) (Location 57) This will be the Entry Delay for any zone programmed Entry/Exit (1) in the custom zone programming section. Selectable in 1 second increments. Default ( 4 5 ) ENTRY DELAY ( 2 ) (Sub Location 57A) This will be the Entry Delay for any zone programmeo Entry/Exit (2) in the custom zone programming section. Selectable in 1 second increments. Default (45). EXIT DELAY ( 1 ) (Sub Location 57B) This will be the Exit Delay for any zone programmes Entry/Exit (1) in the custom zone programming section. Selectable in 1 second increments. Default (60), ,_.EXIT DELAY(2) (Sub Location 57C) This will be the Exit Delay for any zone programmed Entry/Exit (2) in the custom zone programming section. Selectable in 1 second increments. Default ( 6 0 ) PRE ALARM Delay (Location 58) This feature allows the keypads to remain silent for a predetermined amount of time during entry delay This feature adds time to the total entry delay and care should be taken when this feature is utilized. Selectable in 1 second increments. It (00) no additional delay. 7 BELL CUTOFF (Sub Location 58A) This feature determines the maximum amount of time the Alarm Output will sound when activated. For this output to activate, the zone being violated must be programmed audible ves. Selectable in 1 minute Default (10). increments. Note: If programmed (00), a valid PIN will be required in order to reset. PGM 1 OUTPUT (Sub Location 586) This feature determines the maximum amount of time the PGM 1 Output will Function when activated. For this output to activate, the zone being violated must be programmed PGM 1 Output ves. Selectable in 1 minute increments. Default (00). Note: If programmed (00), a valid PIN will be required in order to reset. PGM 2 OUTPUT (Sub Location 58C) This feature determines the maximum amount of time a the PGM 2 Output will function when activated. For this output to activate. the zone being violated must be programmed PGM 1 Output y e s Selectable in 1 minute increments. Default (OO), Note: If programmed (00), a valid PIN will be required in order to reset. PGM OUTPUT OPTIONS PGM (1) OUTPUT OPTION (Location 59) This option determines which function will be perform: ed by PGM 1 when activated. The choices are as follows: Default (99). disabled, 00 = Alarm Output - Select if PGM 1 is to be activated in conjunction with Zone Output. Output time corresponds to PGM 1 Output (Sub Location 58B) 01 = System Status - This option will allow PGM 1 output when all zones are secured. Output will not be present if any zone is violated or if the system is armed. Use this feature if a keyplate is used instead of a keypad to activate green status LED. is required on the phone system to bring up dial 02 - Ground Start - Used for a reporting system where a g,round v tone. This will allow for a 2 second ground before any dialing sequence. 03 - Fail to Communicate - Will allow for an output if diale r reaches maximum dialing attempts and is unsuccessful in reaching the central station. 04 - Follow Entry/Exit Delay - Allows for output during Entry and Exit delay times. 05 - Utility PIN Activation - Allows for output when Utility PIN is entered. This will cause an output hold for 5 seconds. Refer to Location - for Utility PIN. 99 - Disable PGM 1 - This disables PGM 1 output. PGM (2) OUTPUT OPTIONS (Sub Location 59A) This option determines which function will be performed by PGM 2 when activated. The choices are as follows: Default (99). disabled, 00 - Alarm Output - Select if PGM 2 IS to be activated in conjunction with Zone Output. Output time corresponds to PGM 2 Output (SuS’iocation 58C) - System Status - This option will allow PGM 2 output when system is armed. Output will not be present if system is disarmed or while in Exit delay mode. Use this feature if a keyplate is used instead of a keypad to activate red armed LED. p2 - Not Used - For future use. * a - Fail to Communicate - Will allow for an output if dialer reaches maximum dialing attempts and is unsuccessful in reaching the central station. w - Follow Entry/Exit Delay - Allows for output during Entry and Exit delay times. 0s - Utility PIN Activation - Allows for output when Utility PIN is entered. This willcause an output hold for 5 seconds. Refer to User Programming Location 2 for Utility PIN. 0s - Not Used - For future use. 07 - Ring Back -When this option is selected. this output will activate for 2 seconds after the Open and Close reports have been “Kissed-Off’ by the Central Station. 9 9 - Disable PGM 2 - This disables PGM 2 output. MISCELLANEOUS REPORTING CODES USER OPEN CODES (Locations 60 thru 63 and their respective Sub Locations) These codes should be programmed if identification of user disarming of the system is required. Default (00) all disabled. USER CLOSING CODES (Locations 64 thru 67 and their respective Sub L o c a t i o n s ) These codes should be programmed if identification of user arming of the system is required. Default (00) all disabled, AUT0 ARM CODE (Location 68) Program this code if you want Auto Arm (see User Programming Location 4) to report to the central station. Default (00) disabled, FAIL TO ARM CODE (Sub Location 68A) This code will be sent if the 824 attempts to Auto Arm and is unsuccessful. Default (00) disabled. DURESS CODE (Sub Location 68B) This code reports to the Central Station when the Duress Code (see Sub Location 788) is entered at the keypad. Default (00) disabled. AC FAILURE CODE (Sub Location 68C) This code will be sent when the AC power is lost. ult (00) disabled, A C RESTORAL CODE (Location 69) This code will be sent when the AC power is restored. It (00) disabled, 9 . LOW BATTERY CODE (Sub Location 69A) This code will be sent when the battery voltage drops to approximately 11.5 Volts. Default (00) disabled. BATTERY RESTORAL CODE (Sub Location 69B) This code will be sent when the battery voitage reaches 12 Volts Default (00) disabled. B O X TAMPER CODE (Sub Location 69C) Entering a code in this field will enable the box tamper feature of the 824 (see Sub Location 76A). (00) disabled Default Box TAMPER RESTORAL CODE (Location 70) This code is sent when the cabinet tamper is reset. Default (00) disabled BELL FAULT CODE (Sub Location 70A) G-FM (Fire Module) must be used in order to send Bell Fault Code. (se-* Location 76). Signal is sent if fuse is blown or if bell wiring is either shorted or opened. AUXILIARY POWFR FAULT CODE (Sub Location 70B) This code will be sent to the Central Station if the Auxiliary Power fuse is blown. Default (00) disabled. KEYPAD FlRE CODE (Sub Location 7OC) This is the signal that will be sent when the keypad fire buttons are pressed ([STAY] and [6] button pressed simultaneously for 2 or more seconds). Default (00) disabled. KEYPAD EMERGENCY CODE (Location 71) This is the signal that will be sent when the keypac emergency buttons are pressed ([INSTANT]: AND [9] button pressed simultaneously for 2 or more seconds). Default (00) disabled. KEYPAD PANIC CODE (Sub Location 71A) This is the signal that will be sent when the keypac panic buttons are pressed ([AWAY] and [3] button pressed simultaneously for 2 or more seconds). OPFN RESTORAL CODE (Sub Location 718) This code will be transmitted when the system has been disarmed after an alarm. Default (00) disabled, 2 WIRE SMOKE DETECTOR LOOP CODE, (Sub Location 71C) This signal will be transmitted when the two-wire Smoke Zone goes into alarm (terminals 25 and 26). Default (00) disabled FlRE TROUBLE CODE (Location 72) This code is transmitted to the Central Station when the 2 wire smoke detector loop goes into trouble. Qefault (00) disabled, FIRE RESTORAL CODE (Sub Location 72A) This signal is transmitted to the Central Station when the 2 wire smoke detector loop returns to normal after an alarm condition. Default (00) disabled. 10 RESTORAL CODE (Sub Location 72B) signal will be sent to the Central Station after an alarm when the bell reaches the end of its time-out period. Note: If the zone which created the alarm is not secured when the bell times-out, the signal will be sent when the zone is secured. Default ( 0 0 ) disabled. This GROUND FAULT CODE (Sub Location 72C) This code will be sent to the Central Station only when earth ground is lost on the G-FM (Fire Module). Default (00) disabled K E Y P A D S AND PARTITIONS EXPANDER BOARD SELECTOR (Location 73) For Expander Boards to be recognized by the 824 panel they must be selected in this field. The choices for this location are (01), (02), and (00). Default (00) disabled KEYPAD ACTIVATION and PARTITIONING (Sub Location 73A) This locations attributes are selected by toggling on or off bar type LCD indicators on the keypad display. (Bar On = Function Active [Yes] / Bar Off = Function Inactive [No] ) 1 2 3 4 Away S t a y l n s t Bypass - - Keypad 1 (active/inactive) - - Keypad 2 (active/inactive) - - Keypad 3 (active/inactive) -- Keypad 4 (active/inactive) 5 6 7 8 Alarm - - - Keypad 1 (partition 1) Trbl - - - - - - - - Keypad 2 (partition 1) Fire - Keypad 3 (partition 1) Keypad 4 (partition 1) Blank BUSS FAULT CODE (Sub Location 73B) This code will be sent if their is a trouble on the Expander Board Circuit (i.e. the panel cannot see 1 or more of the installed expansion modules or 1 or more of the keypads are addressed the same). Default ( 0 0 ) disabled. BATTERY CHARGING CALCULATION (Sub Location 73C, This location tells the control panel the total current draw for all peripheral units. Add total current draw of system. Include Control Panel. Keypad(s) and Aux devices. Use table below to determine proper entry for this location. Digit to Enter (Sub L ocation 73C) 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 Total Svstem Current in mA 00 to 100mA 101 to 200 mA 201 to 300 mA 301 to 400 mA 401 to 500 mA 501 to 600 mA 601 to 700 mA 701 to 800 mA 801 to 900 mA SIGNAL ROUTING i SIGNAL ROUTING OPTIONS Dart 1 (Location 75) This is a 2 digit entry. The first digit determines which receiver(s) will receive Alarm and Restoral codes. The second digit determines which receiver(s) will receive Open/Close codes. The choices are as follows: 11 Q = Panel will report only to Receiver #l. j_ = Panel will report only to Receiver #2. 2 = Panel will report to Receiver #1. If unsuccessful, panel will attempt to report to Receiver #2. 3 = Panel will report to Receiver #1 and Receiver #2. Default (00) repo rt 0 nlv to Receiver #l c Note: If partitioning, see Location 76, section 8. SIGNAL ROUTING OPTIONS part 2 (Sub Location 75A) This is a 1 digit entry. This entry determines which receiver(s) will receive Housekeeping codes. i.e. power codes, failure codes, etc. The Choices are as follows: 0 = Panel will report only to Receiver #1. 1 = Panel will report only to Receiver #2. 2 = Panel will report to Receiver #1. If unsuccessful. panel will attempt to report to Receiver #2. 3 = Pane! will report to Receiver #1 and Receiver #2. Default (0) report onlv to Receiver #1. Note: If partitioning, see Location 76, section 8. . COMMUNICATION FAILURE CODE (Sub Location 758) The panel will attempt to send this code if it has exhausted its dialing attempts (see memory Sub Location 53B for number of attempts). Default (00) disabled, SYSTEM FEATURES SYSTEM FEATURES Dart 1 (Location 76) This location is used to select specific functions for the Genesys 8 2 4 . This locations attributes are selected by toggling on or off bar type LCD indicators on the keypad display. (Bar On = Function Active [Yes] / Bar Off = Function Inactive [No] ) 1 - BELL TEST, (Away LCD) With this option selected, the bell will sound for three seconds when the exit delay expires and the system arms. Default (No). 2- ELL AUDIBLE or BUS FAULT, (Stay LCD) With this option selected, bell voltage will be present for the amount of time programmed in sub Location 58A or until a valid PIN is entered at the keypad. Default (No). 3 - NOT USED. FOR FUTURE USE ONLY. (Inst LCD) 4 - (G-FM) INSTALLED (Bypass LCD) With this option ‘selected, the panel will ccmmunicate with the ([G-FM], Fire Module) and will indicate a buss fault if the G-FM fails. Default (No). 5 - 50 H7 or 60 Hz (Alarm LCD) With this option selected, unit will operate on 60 Hz. If this option is not selected, panel will operate on 50 Hz. Default (Yes) 60 Hz. 6 - TELCO FAULT AUDIBLE (Trouble LCD) With this option selected, the keypad will display a visual indication of telephone trouble (TLM) and emit a pulsed audible tone. Default (No), . .’ 7 - NO T USED. FOR FUTURE USE ONLY. (Fire LCD) .-._. 8 - PARTITION SYSTEM (Blank LCD) With this option selected, the panel can be used as two separate systems. The first half of the zones will automatically become partition #I and the second half of the zones will become partition #2. User PIN numbers 1 thru 8 will be assigned to partition #I and user PIN numbers 9 thru 16 will be assigned to partition #2. Partition #I will always report its information to Receiver #I and partition X2 will always report to Receiver #2. Note: when Partition is selected, Signal Routing (Location 75 and Sub c Location 75A) will be superseded. Default INo). SYSTEM FEATURES rlart 2 (Sub Location 76A) This location is also used to select specific functions for the Genesys 824. This locations attributes are selected by toggling on or off bar type LCD indicators on the keypad display. (Bar On = Function Active Ives] I Bar Off = Function Inactive [No] ) 1 - ACKNOWLEDGE REQUIRED for MONITOR MODE, (Away LCD) With this option selected, Monitor Mode will require,the keypad to be manually reset after each zone is violated. The keypad may be reset by depressing the [^I button or entering a valid PIN number. If this option is not se!ected, the keypad will emit a 2 second tone when a zone is violated and display the zone until it is restored to normal. Default I No), 2 - BELL OUTPUT for MONITOR MODE, (Stay LCD) This feature works in conjunction with the previous feature. Wrth this option selected, the bell output will be continuous until the keypad is manually reset. If this ootion is not selected. the bell output will activate momentarily when monitored zone is violated. Default (No). 3 - PGM 1 OUTPUT for MONITOR MODE, (Inst LCD) This feature allows PGM 1 to duplicate the function for Monitor Mode selected above. Default (No), 4 - PGM 2 OUTPUT for MONITOR MODE, (Inst LCD) This feature allows PGM 2 to duplicate the function for Monrtor Mode selected above. Default (No). NOTE: IALARMl. I-TROUBLE]. [FIRE]. AND [BLANKI LCD LOCATIONS ARE NOT USED. SELF TEST TIMES SELF TEST TIME INTFRVAL [HOURS1 (Location 77) This memory location determines the hour of the day at which the test signal shall be sent to the Central Station. The hour must be entered in military time, i.e. 3:OOPM = 15. r Default (991 disabled. SELF TEST TIME INTERVAL lMlNUTES1 (Sub Location 77A) This memory location determines the minute of the hour at which the test signal shall be sent to the Central Station. t (99) disablea SELF TEST TIME INTERVAL [DAYS1 (Sub Location 778) This memory location determines the interval between days at which the test signal shall be sent to the Central Station. Default (00) disabled, 13 SELF TEST CODE (Sub Location 77C) This will be the code sent to the Central Station for Self Test. Default (00) disabled. INSTALLERS/DURESS PIN(s) JNSTALLERS PIN (Location 78) This is the code used by the Installer to access the Installer Programming Mode. NOTE: Take care when reprogramming this code. If the code is lost the panel must be returned to Optex/Morse for Defaulting. Default (9999), DURESS PIN (Sub Location 78A) When this PIN is used the Genesys 824 will be armed or disarmed normally and a Duress Code will be sent to the Central Station. See Sub Location 68B for Duress Code Default (FFFF) disabled, NOTE: PINS CANNOT be duplicated under any circumstances If a duplicate is entered in error. the keypad will enunciate audibly to indicate the PIN has been rejected. U.L. VERIFICATION INFORMATION For Grade A Local Mercantile Installations The Minimum requirements to form a Listed Grade A Local System includes Low Battery Alarm Annunciation. BATTERY CHARGING CALCULATIONS BATTERY CALCULATIONS (Location 79 thru Sub Location 79A) U.L. requires that the primary power fail signal shall not be transmitted until standby power IS 25 percent depleted and is guaranteed to be sent before the standby power falls to 50 percent. To comply with this requirement, program (Location 79) with total current draw for the control panel and all installed modular units. Also program (Sub Location 79A) with the amp hour rating of the battery. These are calculated as follows: (First) Subtract the Total Current in mA from 1000 and divide this number by 10, (IOOOmA - Total Current in mA) / 10. Then convert this number into a hexadecimal value using the chart on the following page. This number is entered in (Location 79). (Second) Multiply the Amp Hour rating of the standby battery by 10, ( Battery Amp Hour Rating X 10). Then convert this number into a hexadecimal value using the chart on the following page. This number is entered in (Sub Location 79A). CURRENT RATING CHART = Control (G-824) = Keypad = Fire Module(G-FM) Bell 85Db. (Wheelock #46T-G1 O-l 2) = = Expansion Board(G-EX) 14 1 00mA 24mA 50mA 125mA 29mA The following worksheet is used to calculate the total Amp Hour draw on the battery Control (G-824) Keypad (G-KP) Bell Fire Module (G-FM)’ Control (in Alarm) 1 OOmA 24mA 125mA 50mA 1 OOmA Hours Hours X 15 Minutes Hours X X 15 Minutes X X Total l = = = = = = FIRE MODULE REQUIRED FOR COMMERCIAL FIRE APPLICATIONS: Battery Part Numbers RB-121 5 RB-1226 RB-1280 1.5Ah 2.6Ah 9.5Ah (minimum for 4 hours) (alternate for 4 hours) (one required for 24 hours) 15 Amp Amp Amp Amp Amp Hours Hours Hours Hours Hours ‘Amp Hours DECIMAL TO HEXIDECIMAL CONVERSION CHART THIS CHART CONVERTS DECIMAL VALUES FROM 000 TO 255 INTO 2 DIGIT HEXIDECIMAL EQUIVALENTS. THE T EST TIMER INTERNAL MUST BE PROGRAMMED USING THIS CHART. EXAMPLE. TEST TIME PERIOD OF 1 OAY is “24 HOURS”, FIND 24 IN THE OECIMAL COLUMN AND READ TH E HEXIDECIMAL EQUIVALET - 24 HOURS = 18; 72 HOURS = 48. GENESYS 824 - PROGRAMMING SHEET , 00 Zone Type - Loop Type OOA Loop Response OOB Alarm Code ooc Trouble Code OOD Bypass Code OOE Restore Code OOF ZONE FEATURES (YES = ON, NO = OFF) IyIL_JLLluwuuu l._?!_l u Lx_J u I u L__J L__J 1 AWAY-TELEPHONE 2 STAY-AUDIBLE 3 INST - PULSE BELL lL!_lL_Jwutiuuu 4 BYPASS - PGM 1 L!!_JL__.JL!_f_Ju~uuu 5 ALARM - PGM 2 6 TRBL - WALK TEST 7 FIRE - MONITOR 8 OOG , BLANK - SILENT DAY ZONE FEATURES L!5u!9uLJuuu pJ,*pJupJ!i”l____lu L!!!4L_lIuIuuu L!!!Ju!l!JuL!LJuuu (YES = ON, NO = OFF) 1 AWAY - KEYPAD 1 AUDIBLE 2 STAY - KEYPAD 2 AUDIBLE 3 INST - KEYPAD 3 AUDIBLE 4 BYPASS - KEYPAD 4 AUDIBLE 5 ALARM - DISPLAY ARMED 6 TRBL - SHUNT ALLOWED 7 FIRE - BYPASS ALLOWED 8 BLANK - NOT USED ‘L: 1 04193 3440-0224 Rev. 6 OPTEX MORSE INC. 12960 Bradley Avenue, Sylmar, C A 91342 USA 4 818-367-5951 FAX: 818-367-6884 ZONE MEMORY LOCATION 00 Zone Type - Loop Type OOA Loop Response OOB Alarm Code ooc Trouble Code OOD Bypass Code OOE Restore Code OOF (Y E S YES = ON N O = O F F ) ZONE FEATURES OOG 1 AWAY-TELEPHONE 2 STAY-AUDIBLE 3 lNST - PULSE BELL 4 BYPASS - PGM 1 5 ALARM - PGM 2 6 TRBL - WALK TEST 7 FIRE - MONITOR 8 BLANK - SILENT DAY ZONE FEATURES (YES = ON, NO = OFF) 1 AWAY - KEYPAD 1 AUDIBLE 2 STAY - KEYPAD 2 AUDIBLE 3 INST - KEYPAD 3 AUDIBLE 4 BYPASS - KEYPAD 4 AUDIBLE 5 ALARM - DISPLAY ARMED 6 TRBL - SHUNT ALLOWED 7 FIRE - BYPASS ALLOWED 8 BLANK - NOT USED I I I I I I I 00 Zone Type - Loop Type I 00A Loop Response I OOB Alarm Code I ooc Trouble Code L_._~l!L~ OOD Bypass Code I OOE Restore Code III OOF ZONE FEATURES OOG I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I i I III I I I I I I I I l I I I I I I I I It I I I I I I I I l I I I II I I ! I I I I I (YES = ON, NO = OFF) u u L-J ä I I1 L-l 1 AWAY-TELEPHONE L__l 2 STAY-AUDIBLE 3 INST - PULSE BELL uL__Jt__luuuuu IJL---Juuuuuu 4 BYPASS - PGM 1 5 ALARM - PGM 2 6 TRBL - WALK TEST 7 FIRE - MONITOR 8 BLANK - SILENT DAY ZONE FEATURES I uuuuuuuu uuuuuuuu uuuuuuuu uuuuuuuu uuuuuuuu (YES = ON, NO = OFF) u u u u u u u u II L---l STAY - KEYPAD 2 AUDIBLE LA LJ 3 INST - KEYPAD 3 AUDIBLE 1Ll u u 4 BYPASS - KEYPAD 4 AUDIBLE [__I 5 ALARM - DISPLAY ARMED u 6 TRBL - SHUNT ALLOWED uuIL-Juuuuu 7 FIRE - BYPASS ALLOWED uuuuL_1uuu a BLANK - NOT USED uuuuuud_Ju c 1 AWAY - KEYPAD 1 AUDIBLE 2 u u u LJ u u u L-1 u LA u t--J LI u L-J u u u u L-J LA u u 3 MEMORY LOCATION --. 48 RECEIVER TELEPHONE #l A 6 C D E F G 50 A B TELEPHONE # CHART ,4, B c D = ..J l = = = # : (3 second pause) ;* (wait for dial tone) RECEIVER TELEPHONE #2 :. E F G 52 ACCOUNT NUMBER 1 A ACCOUNT NUMBER 1 B ACCOUNT NUMBER 2 C ACCOUNT NUMBER 2 53 RECEIVER #I & #2 FORMATS A ANTI JAM TIME B LINE TYPE - DIAL ATTEMPTS C DELAY BEFORE DIALING 54 DOWNLOAD TELEPHONE NUMBER A B C D E F G 56 LOCAL DOWNLOAD PIN B 57 -A B C DOWNLOAD - NUMBER OF RINGS ENTRY DELAY #I ENTRY DELAY #2 EXIT DELAY #l EXIT DELAY #2 +p I lIZI 1-l-l _I_I I_I_I-I-1 MEMORY LOCATION 58 PRE-ALARM DELAY A BELL CUT OFF B PGM 1 CUT OFF C PGM 2 CUT OFF ILI’iI IrILI 59 A PGM 1 OUTPUT OPTIONS PGM 2 OUTPUT OPTIONS 60 A B C USER USER USER USER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER 1 2 3 4 OPEN OPEN OPEN OPEN REPORT REPORT REPORT REPORT CODE CODE CODE CODE 61 A B C USER USER USER USER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER 5 6 7 8 OPEN OPEN OPEN OPEN REPORT REPORT REPORT REPORT CODE CODE CODE CODE 62 A B C USER USER USER USER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER 9 OPEN REPORT 10 OPEN REPORT 11 OPEN REPORT 12 OPEN REPORT CODE CODE CODE CODE 63 A B C USER USER USER USER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER 13 14 15 16 64 A B C USER USER USER USER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER 65 A B C USER USER USER USER 66 A B C 67 A B C OPEN OPEN OPEN OPEN REPORT REPORT REPORT REPORT CODE CODE CODE CODE 1 2 3 4 CLOSE CLOSE CLOSE CLOSE REPORT REPORT REPORT REPORT CODE CODE CODE CODE NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER 5 6 7 8 CLOSE CLOSE CLOSE CLOSE REPORT REPORT REPORT REPORT CODE CODE CODE CODE USER USER USER USER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER 9 CLOSE REPORT 10 CLOSE REPORT 11 CLOSE REPORT 12 CLOSE REPORT CODE CODE CODE CODE I-l”I ‘-/+.; USER USER USER USER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER NUMBER 13 14 15 16 CODE CODE CODE CODE ILlI’ ,I 1-1-1 l--rl’l CLOSE CLOSE CLOSE CLOSE REPORT REPORT REPORT REPORT I(‘ILI _ - 5 \ MEMORY LOCATION .-. 68 A B C AUTO ARM REPORT CODE FAIL TO AUTO ARM REPORT CODE DURESS REPORT CODE AC FAIL REPORT CODE 69 A B C AC RESTORAL REPORT CODE LOW BATTERY VOLTAGE REPORT CODE BATTERY VOLTAGE RESTORAL REPORT CODE BOX TAMPER REPORT CODE 70 A B C BOX TAMPER RESTORE CODE BELL FAULT REPORT CODE AUXILIARY POWER FAULT REPORT CODE KEYPAD FIRE REPORT CODE 71 A B C KEYPAD EMERGENCY REPORT CODE KEYPAD PANIC REPORT CODE OPEN RESTORE REPORT CODE SMOKE DETECTOR LOOP REPORT CODE 72 A B C FIRE TROUBLE REPORT CODE FIRE RESTORE REPORT CODE BELL CIRCUIT RESTORE REPORT CODE GROUND SUPERVISION FAULT REPORT CODE 73 A B C NUMBER OF EXPANDER BOARDS INSTALLED I - A W A Y = KEYPAD #l ENABLED 2-STAY = KEYPAD #2 ENABLED 3 - INST = KEYPAD #3 ENABLED 4 - BYPASS = KEYPAD #4 ENABLED 5-ALARM = KEYPAD #l ASSIGNED TO PARTITION #l 6-TRBL = KEYPAD #2 ASSIGNED TO PARTITION #I 7 - FIRE = KEYPAD #3 ASSIGNED TO PARTITION #I 8-BLANK = KEYPAD #4 ASSIGNED TO PARTITION #I BUSS FAULT REPORT CODE CHARGE TIME - HIGH & LOW 74 EXIT ERROR FEATURE - FOR FUTURE USE 75 A B RECEIVER REPORTING FOR ALARMS, RESTORES, OPEN & CLOSE CODES RECEIVER REPORTING FOR SYSTEM AND FUTURE USE COMMUNICATION FAIL REPORT CODE (ON (ON (ON (ON (ON (ON (ON (ON = = = = = = = = YES, OFF = NO) YES, OFF = NO) YES, OFF = NO) YES, OFF = NO) YES, OFF = NO) YES, OFF = NO) YES, OFF = NO) YES, OFF = NO) I 0 p I Ix-p--I IOIEI 6
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