User manual SILENT KNIGHT CENSUS 4821 - COMMERCIAL 400 ZONES

Table of Contents System Overview.................................................... 1 7 Activating/Deactivating the Chime Feature ..... 17 Multi-Area Operation ............................................18 Special Information for Multi-Partition Maintenance Personnel................................................................ 18 Arming/Disarming All Areas ............................ 19 Arming/Disarming a Specific Area................... 20 Arming/Disarming Perimeter Zones................. 20 Arming/Disarming with Entry/Exit Delays ....... 21 Activating Auto Arm ......................................... 22 Cancelling Auto Arm ........................................ 23 Bypassing Zones ............................................... 23 Unbypassing Zones........................................... 24 Activating/Deactivating Code 2........................ 25 Activating/Deactivating the Chime Feature ..... 25 PINs (Personal ID Codes) .................................... 2 Code 2 ...................................................................... 2 Normal User ............................................................. 2 Maintenance Code.................................................... 2 Installer Code ........................................................... 3 Basic Touchpad Operation ................................... 4 Touchpad Buttons..................................................... 5 System Status Lights ................................................. 7 Access Control Operation ..................................... 9 Opening an Access Controlled Door........................ 9 Using the Anti-Passback Feature ....................... 9 Changing Door Lock/Unlock Schedules........... 10 Viewing Door Status......................................... 11 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 Other Important Features.....................................27 Single-Area Operation ......................................... 12 7 Arming/Disarming the Entire System ............... 12 7 Arming/Disarming Perimeter Zones................. 13 7 Arming/Disarming with Entry/Exit Delays....... 13 7 Activating Auto Arm ......................................... 14 7 Cancelling Auto Arm ........................................ 14 7 Bypassing Zones ............................................... 15 7 Unbypassing Zones........................................... 16 7 Activating/Deactivating Code 2........................ 17 7 Activating a Duress (Holdup) Alarm ............27 7 Pressing the Emergency keys........................27 7 Adding, Changing, Removing Users.............27 Setting System Time and Date............................30 Set Time .................................................................. 30 Set Date .................................................................. 30 Viewing System Status .......................................31 Pressing the STAT Button....................................... 31 i ii STATUS: LCD Display........................................... 31 Default LCD Display .............................................. 31 Viewing Zone Descriptions ................................ 31 System Testing ................................................... 32 7 Auto Test........................................................... 32 7 Dialer Test ........................................................ 32 Emergency Procedures ....................................... 33 In Case of Accidental Activation........................ 33 When an Alarm Occurs ...................................... 33 Silencing Alarms ................................................ 34 Troubleshooting................................................... 35 Identifying Sounds ............................................. 35 Power Outages (No AC Power) ......................... 36 Accidental Activation......................................... 36 Touchpad Display Reads "System Trouble" ...... 36 Not Ready Zones................................................ 36 System Messages................................................ 37 Terms Used in This Manual................................. 43 Quick Reference................................................... 45 iii System Overview Your Model 4821 security system can protect your building using sensing devices such as door contact switches and motion detectors. These devices provide 24-hour electronic surveillance detection and reporting. The 4821 can monitor up to 400 separate zones, which are simply protected areas in your building such as doors and windows. Through touchpads and audible signals, you can quickly identify which part of your system is in alarm. You can also disarm selected areas in your building, while other areas are still armed. Touchpads are normally installed in main office areas and building entries for convenient operation. Programmable in many ways, they provide an extremely high degree of tamper-resistant security. Access Control The 4821 can provide controlled access at up to 24 door access stations. Attempted Burglary (Intrusion) It is important to arm your system whenever your building is not occupied. You can arm and disarm your system from any of the touchpads if you have the appropriate access code. Entry and exit delays give you an adjustable, preprogrammed amount of time to enter or leave after arming or disarming the system without activating alarms. Fire and Smoke Detection (Not UL Listed) Your system monitors for fire even when your system is disarmed. When the system detects a fire, a local alarm sounds and your installer's central station is notified. Auxiliary Conditions A variety of auxiliary alarms can be programmed to be sent to the appropriate officials or environmental service companies under prescribed conditions such as non-medical emergencies and equipment malfunctions. 1 2 Your system can communicate information about emergency conditions through the telephone lines to a central monitoring station. If your system is programmed to automatically notify the central station when an alarm occurs, they will dispatch the appropriate authorities to your building when they receive a signal. See page 33 for more details. Important To comply with industry standards, this product is equipped with line seizure. This means that any time the system dialer needs to communicate with the central station, you cannot use any telephones that are on the same lines as the security system. If the phone is in use when the dialer needs to contact the central station, a warning tone will sound for 10 seconds before the system seizes the line. This condition will normally last less than one minute, but under faulty telephone circuit conditions, could last as long as 15 minutes. PINs (Personal ID Codes) A PIN is a confidential 4- to 8-digit number you enter on a system touchpad that enables you to perform various system functions, including door access. Your installer will program the PINs you need to operate your system. Code 2 (Lowest Privilege Level) This code enables a temporary user of your system to arm and disarm, but it can be used only when the Code 2 function is active (see page 16 or 25). Code 2 users can operate the system only during a timeframe that is determined by the main user. Normal User Normal users can arm and disarm the system and perform most functions described in this manual. Maintenance Code This access code has the same capabilities as a Normal user, but also enables users to run system tests, upload/download software changes, and add or delete users to the system. Note: Your installation company representative can tell you how to perform these functions. Installer Code (Highest Privilege Level) Your system installer uses this code to install and initially program your system. It provides access to all system functions, both from the touchpads and from the central station (through the telephone lines). If you do not want the installation company to have access to your system once it has been installed, ask the installer for the installation code and instructions for changing it. Once you change the code, only you can arm and disarm the system. If you need to change the programming of your system, you will have to give the installation company the new code. Talk to your installer; there are many reasons why you might want your installation company to be able to access your system at any time. 3 4 Basic Touchpad Operation Your system can display two messages, each with two lines of text, that alternately display on all of your touchpad LCDs. These messages often include the date and time, but you can have your installer customize them for you. One steady message can also be displayed. For some installations, an interactive menu displays the options available to you on the second line of the LCD. The display rate of these options is programmable. 4__b CicdU] CdQdec >_d BUQTi B BUQTi d_ RU Qb]UT 1bUQc !( ?^ dXYc TYc`\Qi QbUQc ! Q^T " QbU TYcQb]UT QbUQ # Yc Qb]UT Q^T QbUQ $ Yc Y^ Q\Qb] DXU ecUb T_Uc ^_d XQfU QSSUcc d_ QbUQc %( _b dXUi T_ ^_d UhYcd CUS_^T