TRIKDIS FLEXi SP3 Security Panel User Manual

TRIKDIS FLEXi SP3 Security Panel User Manual

About your alarm system

The FLEXi SP3 control panel is part of a premise security and fire alarm system. It performs sensor signal processing and signalizer control and has integrated GSM and WiFi modems that can transmit alert messages to the central monitoring station and to users’ mobile phones.

Representatives of the company that installed the alarm system will explain the details on the operation, configuration and control of Your alarm system.

Main technical specifications

up to 32 zones using expanders
Number of partitions| Up to 8
Ways of alerting about danger| Sound, indoor and/or outdoor sirens. Strobe lights. Transmission of messages to central monitoring station and/or to users
Alert messages are transmitted| To central monitoring station via GPRS to two addresses and/or via SMS messages To 8 user mobile phones via SMS messages
Safety requirements| Meets safety requirements of the EN 60950 standard
User codes for control| Up to 40 user control codes; allowed number of different iButton keys or RFID cards – up to 40
Resistance to environmental influences class| Meets demands of standard EN 50131 for Class II environmental classification
Operating conditions| Temperature from -10 °C to +50 °C, relative humidity 80% at +20°C, no condensation
Main power supply| 230 V 50 Hz single-phase AC power network (through a step- down power transformer). Power consumption no higher than 40 W
Backup power supply| 12 V / 7 Ah battery. Current consumption no higher than 0,5 A

Powering the equipment

The control panel is powered by an AC power network, or, in case it fails, by a backup battery. When an AC power network is available, the battery is charged and kept in standby mode. The time of operation using the backup battery is limited and depends on the amount of current used by the alarm system. A voltage of 12 V is required to power additional equipment.

General operation of the alarm system

The security-fire alarm system consists of a signal processing board (the control panel), installed in a casing along with a stepdown power transformer and backup power supply battery, with intrusion, break-in, fire  and other sensors, sound and light signalers and control equipment connected to it.

If the alarm system is armed and any of the sensors are triggered, sound and light signalizers are turned on, and, if set, alert messages are sent to the central monitoring station and to users. If the alarm is disarmed, it will only react to the triggering of sensors that are set to operate continuously.

Transmission of alert messages

Alert messages can be transmitted to the CMS (central monitoring station) and/or to users. Messages are sent via the selected connectivity channels, first to the CMS and only then to users via Protegus, SMS messages and/or phone calls.

Alarm system operation modes

will only react to events in zones set to Fire , 24 hour , Silent 24h.
ARM| In this mode, all zones are protected. The alarm will react to all possible events.
STAY| In this mode, a part of the zones is protected, but movement is allowed in zones set to Interior STAY and Instant STAY. If the alarm system is operating in this mode and a Delay zone is violated, the alarm will activate only after the entry time has elapsed.
SLEEP| In this mode, a part of the zones is protected, but movement is allowed in zones set to Interior STAY and Instant STAY. If the alarm system is operating in this mode and a Delay zone is violated, the alarm will activate immediately.

Control of the alarm system

The alarm system can be controlled using the following devices:

• Trikdis keypad Protegus SK232LED W;
• Paradox keypads K32+, K32LED, K636, K10LED V/H, K35, TM50, TM70;
• Crow keypads CR-16, CR-LCD;
• iButton keys;
• RFID cards;
• Electric switch, by changing the state of the zone selected by the keyswitch;
• Telephone (by phone call or by sending an SMS message with specific contents);
• Protegus app;
• Remote command from monitoring station.

Control access

Control codes are used to give different users different access levels for controlling the alarm system. The user control codes are four digits long. When choosing and entering control codes, only numbers from 0 to 9 are used, other symbols are not available.

Types of alarm system control codes:

• Administrator code – a six-digit combination (default code – 123456). There is only one administrator code. It cannot bedeleted, but it can be changed. The Administrator code allows to add or delete other users’ control codes. The Administrator code cannot arm/disarm the alarm system;
• User code – a four-digit combination for arming/disarming the alarm system and for temporarily bypassing securityzones. It is recommended to assign every user a personal alarm control code. The memory of the FLEXi SP3 module can store up to 40 user codes;
• SMS password – six-digit combination for controlling the alarm system via SMS messages (default code – 123456).

Security functions

zone when changing the alarm status. The function is used when the alarm needs to be armed, but a zone is malfunctioning and the fault cannot be easily repaired.
Bell Squawk| The module can use a short siren signal to warn about the arming and disarming of the premise alarm system.
Chime| When the alarm is disarmed, the module can warn that a zone is being violated by turning on the keypad buzzer and/or a specially programmed PGM output.
Name| Description
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Re-ARM| Used to protect against accidental disarming of the alarm. If the alarm was disarmed via phone call, but the Delay zone was not violated, the alarm will automatically return to its previous security mode after the Entry Delay time passes.

Additional functions

temperature and humidity sensor AM2301 can be connected to the FLEXi SP3 module. Intervals of permitted temperatures can be set for each of them individually. If the temperature changes beyond the set interval, an event message will be formed and sent to users.
Remote control of devices| Additional electronic devices can be connected to the FLEXi SP3 security module’s programmable open collector outputs and can be controlled remotely.

Controlling the alarm

Controlling the alarm with a SK232LED W keypad
The Trikdis keypad SK232LED W for alarm system control displays the states of 32 zones and 2 partitions.

Buttons for setting operation modes and entering numbers

power network, and a blinking button shows a battery fault. The button is off – the power voltage supply is off or the system is operating using the battery. The button is also used for editing control codes and for resetting fire sensors.
Button| Description
MEM| A constantly glowing button shows that in memory there is new information about the alarm being triggered, and a blinking button shows that the keypad is operating in MEM mode. The button is also used for choosing the memory viewing mode.
BYP| A constantly glowing button means that there are temporarily bypassed zones, and a blinking button shows the keypad is operating in BYP mode. The button is also used for selecting temporary bypass mode.
TRB| A constantly glowing button means that operational trouble has been recorded, and a blinking button shows that the keypad is operating in TBL mode. The button is also used for selecting trouble viewing mode.
1, 2 …9, 0| Buttons for entering numbers.
C| Button for exiting modes and clearing values.
OK| Button for confirming the specified choice.
ARM| Button for turning on full security mode ARM.
SLEEP| Button for turning on SLEEP mode.
STAY| Button for turning on STAY mode.
OFF| Button for turning on OFF (DISARM) mode.

Note:

1. To turn off programming mode or delete an incorrectly entered value, press the [C] button.
2. If at least one zone is violated, it will not be possible to arm the alarm system (if the FORCE property is not assigned to the violated zones).

Controlling the alarm with a Paradox keypad

The Paradox K10LED V/H keypad for alarm system control displays the states of 10 zones and 2 partitions.
The Paradox K636 keypad for alarm system control displays the states of 10 zones and 1 partition.

Paradox keypads K32LED, K32+, K35 for alarm system control display the states of 32 zones and 2 partitions.

Buttons for setting operation modes and entering numbers

about the alarm being triggered, and a blinking button shows that the keypad is operating in MEM mode. The button is also used for choosing the memory viewing mode.
BYP| A constantly glowing button means that there are temporarily bypassed zones, and a blinking button shows the keypad is operating in BYP mode. The button is also used for selecting temporary bypass mode.
TBL| A constantly glowing button means that operational trouble has been recorded, and a blinking button shows that the keypad is operating in TBL mode. The button is also used for selecting trouble viewing mode.
1, 2 …9, 0| Buttons for entering numbers.
CLEAR| Button for exiting modes and clearing values.
ENTER| Button for confirming the specified choice.
ARM| Button for turning on full security mode ARM.
SLEEP| Button for turning on SLEEP mode.
STAY| Button for turning on STAY mode.
OFF| Button for turning on OFF (DISARM) mode.
__| Power voltage indicator. Constantly glowing – power voltage is turned on. Blinking – battery fault. Off– the power voltage source is off or the system is operating from the battery.

Note:

1. To turn off programming mode or delete an incorrectly entered value, press the [CLEAR] button.
2. If at least one zone is violated, it will not be possible to arm the alarm system (if the FORCE property is not assigned to the violated zones).

Quick arming/disarming of the alarm system

Arming/disarming the alarm system using a code when the security system has STAY zones.
Security modes ARM, STAY and SLEEP are switched to OFF/DISARM, and OFF/DISARM is switched to ARM or STAY mode. Changing the security mode:

1. Enter [User code].
   a. If the system only has one partition, skip step 2. If the system has more than one partition, the numbers of the partitions that the user is allowed to change the modes of will light up on the keypad.

2. Press the numbers of the chosen partitions.

3. Partitions that were in ARM, STAY and SLEEP modes will switch to OFF/DISARM mode.
   a. When the alarm is off, the [OFF] indicator is glowing.
   b. If the Bell Squawk function is enabled, the siren will activate twice for short periods of time as the alarm switches off.

4. Exit delay time will be counted down for partitions that were in OFF/DISARM mode. If a Delay zone is violated during the countdown, ARM mode will switch on, and if a Delay zone is not violated, STAY mode will switch on.
   a. The respective keypad indicator ([ARM] or [STAY]) will light up.
   b. If the Bell Squawk function is enabled, the siren will activate once for a short period of time as the alarm switches on.

Arming the alarm in ARM mode

To turn on ARM security mode for an alarm system that is divided into multiple partitions:

1. Press the keypad button [ARM].
2. Enter the [User code] using the keypad.
3. Press the buttons with the numbers of the partitions you want to control.
4. Confirm your selection by pressing the [OK] (or [ENTER]) button.
5. Before the Exit Delay time runs out, leave the premises and close the door.
   a. During the Exit Delay time countdown, the keyboard indicator [ARM] will blink, and when the alarm is armed, it will glow constantly.
   b. If the Bell Squawk function is enabled, the siren will activate once for a short period of time as the alarm switches on.

Arming the alarm in STAY mode

To turn on STAY security mode for an alarm system that is divided into multiple partitions:

1. Press the keypad button [STAY].
2. Enter the [User code] using the keypad.
3. Press the buttons with the numbers of the partitions you want to control.
4. Confirm your selection by pressing the [OK] (or [ENTER]) button.
5. The keypad indicator [STAY] will light up.
   a. If the Bell Squawk function is enabled, the siren will activate once for a short period of time as the alarm switches on.

Note:

STAY mode is unavailable unless at least one zone is set to Interior STAY or Instant STAY.

Arming the alarm in SLEEP mode

To turn on SLEEP security mode for an alarm system that is divided into multiple partitions:

1. Press the keypad button [SLEEP].
2. Enter the [User code] using the keypad.
3. Press the buttons with the numbers of the partitions you want to control.
4. Confirm your selection by pressing the [OK] (or [ENTER]) button.
5. The keypad indicator [SLEEP] will begin to glow.
   a. If the Bell Squawk function is enabled, the siren will activate once for a short period of time as the alarm switches on.

Disarming the alarm (OFF mode)

When the premises are secured in ARM or STAY mode, the countdown of the Entry Delay time will begin if anyone enters the premises. You must disarm the alarm before the time runs out.

To switch off protection mode (switch on OFF / DISARM mode):

1. Press the keypad button [OFF].
2. Enter the [User code] using the keypad.
3. If the system has only one partition, skip steps 3 and 4.
4. Press the buttons with the numbers of the partitions you want to control.
5. Confirm your selection by pressing the [OK] (or [ENTER]) button.
   a. When the alarm is off, the indicator [OFF] lights up.
   b. If the Bell Squawk function is enabled, the siren will activate twice for a short period of time as the alarm switches off.

Switching off the alarm after it has been activated

To switch off the alarm:

1. Enter the [User code].
   a. If the system has only one partition, skip steps 2 and 3.

2. Press the buttons with the numbers of the partitions you want to control.

3. Confirm your selection by pressing the [OK] (or [ENTER]) button.
   a. When the alarm is off, the indicator [OFF] lights up.
   b. If the Bell Squawk function is enabled, the siren will activate twice for a short period of time as the alarm switches off.
   c. The [MEM] indicator will light up and violated zones will start blinking. Press [MEM] and then [C] (or [CLEAR]) to stop the blinking of the violated zones.

Temporary zone bypass (Bypass function)

To switch on the Bypass function:

1. Press the [BYPASS] button on the keypad.

2. Enter the [User code].
   a. The BYP indicator will start blinking.

3. Enter the two-digit numbers of the zones that you want to bypass.

4. Confirm your selection by pressing the [OK] (or [ENTER]) button.

5. The BYP indicator will start glowing.

To switch off the Bypass function, repeat the same steps as above.

Viewing and clearing alarm activation memory

When the alarm is activated, the indicator [MEM] starts glowing. To find out the reason of the alarm activation:

1. Press the [MEM] button on the keypad.

2. The glowing numbers indicate which zones caused the alarm to activate.

3. To exit this mode, press the [C] (or [CLEAR]) button.
   a. If no actions are performed with the keypad, the memory viewing mode will switch off automatically after one minute, but the memory will not be cleared and the [MEM] indicator will continue to glow.

4. The memory will be cleared after the alarm is switched on and the [MEM] indicator stops glowing.

Resetting fire (smoke) sensors

After the triggering of fire (smoke) sensors, to reset the sensors you must:

1. Press and hold the keypad button [ ] (or [  ]) for 3 seconds.
   a. The PGM output that the fire sensors are connected to and that is set to operate in Fire sensor reset mode will activate.
   b. The fire (smoke) sensors connected to the control panel’s zone will be reset.

Emergency call buttons

The keypad can be used to send messages to the security company about required help or imminent danger. This feature is only available if you are using the services of a security company and the security system is connected to the central monitoring station.

Hold down the following buttons together for 3 seconds:

• [1] [3] to send a message Panic about imminent danger.
• [4] [6] to send a message Medical about the need for medical assistance.
• [7] [9] to send a message Fire.

Troubleshooting the alarm system

If there is any operational trouble, the [TRB] indicator on the keypad lights up. To view operational trouble of the alarm system:

1. Press the [TRB] button.
2. Trouble groups will light up on the keypad.
3. If you want to view a trouble group, press the corresponding button.
4. To leave troubleshooting mode, press the [C] (or [CLEAR]) button.

Trouble descriptions

[2] Battery malfunction.
[3] Clock not set.
[4] Maximum allowed current for output AUX is exceeded.
[5] Maximum allowed current for siren output is exceeded.
[6] No siren.
[7] Fire detector loop trouble.
[2]: Communications| [1] Faulty main connectivity channel (all connection types).
[2] Faulty second connectivity channel (all connection types).
[3] Faulty Protegus connectivity channel (all connection types).
[4] No SIM card.
[5] Incorrect SIM PIN code.
[6] Unable to connect to GSM network.
[7] Unable to connect to WiFi network.
[8] E485 module connectivity trouble (see LED indication of the module).
[3]: Zone tamper| Numbers of zones with violated tampers.
[4]: 485 bus| Numbers of 485 bus expanders with malfunctions.
Trouble group| Description of selected group
[5]: Missing RF sensor| A wireless sensor is no longer operational (periodic check time has passed). The zone number shows the order from a separate RF table.
[6]: RF battery low| A wireless sensor has indicated that its battery is about to run out. The sensor number can be found from a separate RF table.
[7]: Anti-masking| Numbers of zones with violated anti-masking.

Programming user control codes

Changing the administrator code
The administrator code can be changed in TrikdisConfig software’s menu branch System Options / Access / Access codes.

Entering new User codes

1. Press the [ ] (or [  ]) button on the keypad.

2. Enter the 6-digit [Administrator code].
   a. The [ ] (or [   ]) button will begin to blink.

3. Enter a free two-digit user serial number.

4. Enter a 4-digit [User code].

5. Repeatedly enter the 4-digit [User code].

6. Enter the partitions that the user will be able to control.

7. Confirm your selection by pressing the [OK] (or [ENTER]) button.

8. To leave programming mode, press the [C] (or [CLEAR]) button.

Editing User code

1. Press the [ ] (or [   ]) button on the keypad.

2. Enter the 6-digit [Administrator code].
   a. The [ ] (or [ ]) button will begin to blink.

3. Enter the desired two-digit user serial number.

4. Enter the 4-digit [User code].

5. Repeatedly enter the 4-digit [User code].

6. Enter the partitions that the user will be able to control.

7. Confirm your selection by pressing the [OK] (or [ENTER]) button.

8. To leave programming mode, press the [C] (or [CLEAR]) button.

Viewing partition statuses

Viewing states of the current partitions.

Paradox K32+, K32LED, K636, K10LED, K35 keypads| Protegus SK232LED keypads
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Press buttons [1] and [2] simultaneously for 3 seconds, the keypad must beep| Press button [2] and hold down for 3 seconds, the keypad must beep

LED indicators numbered from 1 to 8 will show the states of the partitions: On –Arm mode is on; Blinking – Stay mode is on;  Off – Disarm or off.

Deleting User codes

To delete existing User codes:

1. Press the [ ](or [  ]) button on the keypad.

2. Enter the 6-digit [Administrator code].
   a. The [ ] (or [ ]) button will begin to blink.

3. Enter the desired two-digit user serial number.

4. Press the [SLEEP] button.

5. To leave programming mode, press the [C] (or [CLEAR]) button.

Duress code

If you are forced to switch the alarm system on or off, if you enter your user code with the duress option enabled, the system will switch the alarm system on / off and immediately transmit a silent alarm (Duress code) to the monitoring station. The duress code must me enabled by the installer. There are two types of duress codes: Higher last digit or “0” instead of the first digit

Control using iButton keys

Note: If at least one zone is violated, it will not be possible to arm the alarm system.

iButton keys can be used to set the alarm system security modes ARM / STAY / OFF. Security mode SLEEP is unavailable. Place the iButton key against the key reader. The mode of the alarm system will change to the opposite mode. If the system was armed, it will disarm. If the system was disarmed, it will arm and the countdown of Exit Delay time will start. If the zone set to Delay is not violated during the time for exiting and there are zones set to Interior STAY and Instant STAY, the security mode STAY will switch on.

Existing keys can be deleted and new keys added to an installed and functioning alarm system by using the configuration software Trikdis Config or a contact key reader. Linking keys using the CZ-Dallas reader

1. If the Tag code list is empty, place the contact key against the “eye” of the reader and hold for 3 seconds. The key will be linked, added to the first line of the list and become the Master key.
2. To turn on contact key linking mode, hold the Master key against the “eye” of the key reader for at least 10 seconds.
3. To link user keys, hold them against the “eye” of the key reader one by one.
4. When you are finished linking the user electronic (iButton) keys, hold the Master key against the key reader again todisable linking mode.
5. To delete all keys (including the master key), hold the Master key against the reader for at least 20 seconds.

Control using RFID cards (tags)

Note: If at least one zone is violated, it will not be possible to arm the alarm system.

RFID cards can be used to set the alarm system security modes ARM / STAY / OFF.
A Wiegand (26/34) RFID reader with keypad must be connected to the security control panel. RFID tags (cards) can be added by entering their ID numbers in the TrikdisConfig software field Tag code.

Hold the RFID card against the Wiegand reader or enter the [User code] on the Wiegand reader keypad and press [#]. The mode of the alarm system will change to the opposite mode. If the system was armed, it will disarm. If the system was disarmed, it will arm and the countdown of Exit Delay time will start. If the zone set to Delay is not violated during the time for exiting  and there are zones set to Interior STAY and Instant STAY, the security mode STAY will switch on.

Control using phone calls

Note:

If at least one zone is violated, it will not be possible to arm the alarm system (if the FORCE property is not
assigned to the violated zones).

When controlling the alarm using phone calls, only ARM and STAY security modes are available. Before calling, it is recommended to check the current security mode by sending a partition state request via SMS message (command: ASKA 123456), and also check the current zone states by sending a zone state request via SMS message (command: ASKI 123456).

Programming the control panel allows to enter user phone numbers and specify what these users can control using phone

calls: arm/disarm the alarm or control electronic equipment connected to the module’s PGMx output. Call the number of the SIM card inserted into the FLEXi SP3 security control module. If the phone number you are calling from is specified in the module‘s memory, the control panel will answer the call and you will have to enter the control command (see control command table).

List of commands that can be entered via phone keypad

partition 2): 12#
[2][ partition no][#]| Disarm selected alarm system partition| E.g. (disarm partition 2): 22#
[3][output no][#][stay no]| Control selected output OUT| Controls a specified output OUT. State: [0] – output turned off; [1] – output turned on; [2] – turned off for pulse time; [3] – turned on for pulse time;(pulse time is specified using TrikdisConfig software, in the PGM table)E.g. (set output 1OUT to “on” state): 31#1 E.g. (set output 2OUT to “on” state for Pulse time specified in the TrikdisConfig “PGM” table): 32#3

If the Re-ARM function is activated, if the Delay zone is not violated after the set entry time passes from the moment of the alarm disarm command, the alarm system will automatically return to the previous security mode.

Control using SMS messages

Using SMS messages, you can control the FLEXI SP3 security control panel and change some of the panel‘s parameters. Only TrikdisConfig software can change all parameters of the module. Structure of an SMS message: Command space Password space Data

For a control panel with default settings, the SMS password is 123456. For safety reasons, we recommend changing it to a combination only you know and not forgetting it!

SMS command list

partition state, IMEI number, GSM signal strength, firmware version and serial number will be included in the reply. E. g.: INFO 123456
RESET| | Reset the device. E.g.: RESET 123456
OUTPUTx| ON| Turn on an output, “x” is the output number. E.g.: OUTPUT1  123456 ON
OFF| Turn off an output, “x” is the output number. E.g.: OUTPUT1 123456 OFF
PULSE=ttt| Turn on an output for a specified time – “x” is the output OUT number and “ttt” is a three-digit number that speficies pulse time in seconds.E.g.: OUTPUT1 123456 PULSE=002
PSW| New SMS password| Change SMS password. E.g.: PSW 123456 654123
TIME| YYYY/MM/DD,12:00:00| Set date and time. E.g.: TIME 123456 2020/01/02,12:23:00
Command| Data| Description
TXTA| Object name| Specify object name. E.g.: TXTA 123456 House
RDR| PhoneNR#SMStext| Forwards SMS messages to the specified number. The phone number must start with a “+” symbol and the international country code.E.g.: RDR 123456 +37061234567#forwarded text
ASKI| | Send SMS message with statuses of inputs IN. E.g.: ASKI 123456
ASKO| | Send SMS message with statuses of outputs OUT. E.g.: ASKO 123456
ASKA| | Send SMS message with statuses of partitions. E.g.: ASKA 123456
ASKT| | Send SMS message with values of all temperature sensors. E.g.: ASKT 123456
DISARM| SYS:x| Disarm the alarm, “x” is the partition number (1-8). E.g.: DISARM 123456 SYS:1
ARM| SYS:x| Arm the alarm, “x” is the partition number (1-8). E.g.: ARM 123456 SYS:1
STAY| SYS:x| Arm partition “x” in Stay mode, “x” is the partition number (1-8). E.g.: STAY 123456 SYS:1
SLEEP| SYS:x| Arm partition “x” in Sleep mode, “x” is the partition number (1-8). E.g.: SLEEP 123456 SYS:1
FRS| | Resets the fire sensor’s output, if the output OUT is assigned the function “Fire sensor reset”. E.g.: FRS 123456
SETN| PhoneX=PhoneNR#Name #email| Add a phone number, username and assign it to user “x”. “x” is the phone number’s line on the list. The phone number must start with a “+” symbol and international country code. The phone number and username must be separated by a # symbol.E.g.: SETN 123456 PHONE5=+37061234567#JOHN#john@trikdis.com
| PhoneX=DEL| Delete phone number and username from the list. E.g.: SETN 123456 PHONE5=DEL
UUSD| *Uusd code#| Sends a UUSD code to the operator. E.g.: UUSD 123456 *245#
CONNECT| Protegus=ON| Connect to Protegus cloud service. E.g.: CONNECT 123456 PROTEGUS=ON
| Protegus=OFF| Disconnect from Protegus cloud service. E.g.: CONNECT 123456 PROTEGUS=OFF
| Code=123456| Protegus cloud service code. E.g.: CONNECT 123456 CODE=123456
| IP=0.0.0.0:8000| Specify the main server’s connection channel’s TCP IP and Port. E.g.: CONNECT 123456 IP=0.0.0.0:8000
| IP=0| For turning off the main channel. E.g.: CONNECT 123456 IP=0
| ENC=123456| TRK encryption key. E.g.: CONNECT 123456 ENC=123456
| APN=Internet| APN name. E.g.: CONNECT 123456 APN=INTERNET
| USER=user| APN user. E.g.: CONNECT 123456 USER=User
| PSW=password| APN password. E.g.: CONNECT 123456 PSW=Password

Control of PGM outputs

With the keypad you can control the PGM outputs. In the TrikdisConfig program (PGM / Control), it is necessary to assign the PGM outputs and the type of operation (Level or Pulse) to the utility keys. Pressing (or pressing and holding) the appropriate keys on the keypad will activate the assigned PGM output.

Protegus SK232W (press and hold 5 sec.)
Utility key 1| Utility key 1| 1+2| 2| View the status of the control panel partitions on the Paradox LED and Protegus SK232W keyboards.Paradox LCD, TM50, TM70 keyboards ignore this utility key.
Utility key 2| Utility key 2| 4+5| 5| Must be assigned PGM output.
Utility key 3| Utility key 3| 7+8| 8| Must be assigned PGM output.
Utility key 4| Utility key 4| 2+3| 3| Must be assigned PGM output.
Utility key 5| Utility key 5| 5+6| 6| Must be assigned PGM output.
Utility key 6| Utility key 6| 8+9| 9| Must be assigned PGM output.

Information about the protected object

Fill in the following tables. Keep this document in a safe location.

Access codes
Your Administrator code is __
Other access codes

Zones

Temperature sensors

Emergency call buttons
Panic __
Alarm system __
Ambulance __

Time intervals
Time for entering sec.
Time for exiting sec.
Siren operation time _____ sec.
Additional information

CMS __ ____ __
(name) (phone number) (password)
Installer __ ____
(name) (phone number)

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