Linear DUAL-824 User's Manual
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1. 13 34 MODEM INITIALIZATION STRING 14 Communication Setup xi Comm Port Speaker C pff Carrier C On r Connection Options C Remote Dialing E Method Tone Local Cable Connection m Modem initialization string 5 Use default initialization string 0 88 1 5760 10 10 512 5 C Use custom initialization string PURPOSE The communications setup window sets the COM port for the modem the modem s speaker characteristics type of connection local or remote dialing method tone or pulse and modem initialization string USER RESPONSE From the COMMUNICATIONS menu select SETUP to view the Communications Setup window See Sections 3 1 3 4 and make any changes as required After making any changes to the Communication Setup window click OK to accept the changes and close the window 11 3 1 COM PORT Comm Port PURPOSE To select which communications COM port the modem is connected to USER RESPONSE Click on the COM port number 1 2 3 or 4 that the modem is connected to t NOTE See the TESTING THE MODEM Section 1 5 of this manual for determining the proper COM port number 3 2 SPEAKER Speaker Carrier C On PURPOSE To set how the modem s speaker functions before and during communications USER RESPONSE Select OFF to silence the modem2. TUE AVA RA 2400 REMOTE ACCESS SOFTWARE Linear SECURITY Linear SECURITY Reference Manual for Programming the DVS 1200 DVS 2400 DUAL 824 amp DVS 2408 Supervised Wireless Security Systems WRITER S NOTE This publication could contain technical inaccuracies or typographical errors Changes are periodically made to the information herein these changes will be incorporated in new editions of the publication Linear may make improvements and or changes in the product s and or software described in this publication at any time MS DOS Windows WindowsNT Windows95 Windows98 WindowsME WindowsXP and Windows2000 and are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation Pentium is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation FOR TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE CALL Linear Technical Services 1 800 421 1587 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 GENERAL INFORMATION n HR e 1 1 1 SOFTWARE DESGRIPTION SEX ovo aene ES keke 1 1 2 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS i enr t mh n RE P REIFRERER NT ES 2 1 3 PROGRAMMING OUTLINE IR 3 14 PROGRAM INSTALLATION 0 0 00 0 eee Ie 4 1 5 TESTING THE MODEM 2 oit uS ete S DUO EE UO Gee reed orig 5 2 OVERVIEW gt DU REO PERE oe TER Seer UD REPRE 6 2 1 STARTING THE PROGRAM 55er RR tases RA 7 2 2 NEW WINDOW 1 eem PET PIE Rex 7 2 3 MEN
3. Select DVS 2400 2408 with the correct Console firmware version number Press OK The RA 2400 program window will appear with a starter template called DVS 2400 2408 Vx x 1 showing in the workspace This file can be stored later under any name using SAVE AS in the FILE menu see Section 2 3 2 3 MENU BAR Linear Remote DVS 2400 2408 V2 0 1 File View Communications Options Window Help 5110 al 81 PURPOSE To provide access to each of the programs sub menus The sub menus that can be accessed from this menu are File NEW To select an Account Profile template for the type of unit being programmed OPEN Loads a saved Account Profile into the RA 2400 workspace Mul tiple Account Profiles can be open at the same time in the RA 2400 workspace They can be arranged in the workspace using the Window menu on the menu bar or by dragging them around manually CLOSE Closes the active Account Profile If there were any changes to the file Windows will ask if you want to save the changes SAVE Saves the active Account Profile to the hard drive overwriting the existing file SAVE AS Saves the active Account Profile while giving the option to change the name or location of the file PRINT Opens the PRINT window to allow printing of the active Account Profile Resulting printout is the entire content of the Account Profile file in text format PRINT PREVIEW Shows what w
4. HELP CONTENTS Opens the help Contents search window Used for accessing the RA 2400 s built in help file ABOUT RA 2400 REMOTE ACCESS Displays the version number of the RA 2400 software 2 4 ACCOUNT PROFILE WINDOW OVERVIEW MENU TREE EDIT AREA prn B Console Customer T Customer ID z um Zz Address 2 NENNEN E Communicator Main Address 3 Routing and Numbers Enabled Reports Phone 1 E 4 by 2 Format 4 by 2 Point To Point Codes Phone 2 Alarm Trouble Console Pee B Access Codes Close pen Console Alarm Codes 4 by 2 General Alarm Codes Notes PURPOSE To enter data and make changes to an Account Profile and customize it for a specific installation MENU TREE Used for selecting the various data entry fields in the Account Profile Clicking on the plus symbols expands the branches of the menu tree Clicking on the minus symbols collapses the menu tree branch Clicking on an item displays the data entry fields in the edit area or other information EDIT AREA Used for adding and changing the data in the Account Profile Click on the check boxes buttons and enter text and numbers in the data areas to modify the Account Profile 10 3 COMMUNICATIONS SETUP 34 COMPORT rk Sa EA KR XC Rhe Ras 12 32 SPEAKER sss soe on ee RR m OR ara 12 33 CONNECTION OPTIONS
5. Console is the main purpose of the RA 2400 program The Account Profiles that you create exist only on your disk drive until they are copied to a Console The Send Receive window controls all external communications for the RA 2400 software It is used to select which Account Profile gets sent to or received from a Console in the field accessed through remote dialing or connected directly to the modem accessed through a local cable connection See Section 3 3 for connection details 37 5 1 ACCESSING THE SEND RECEIVE WINDOW File View Options Help asaj alr al 2 OPEN A SAVED 229808 ale al 23 NEW ACCOUNT PROFILE File View Communications Options Window Help 2 l 0518 amp X al Be CLICK THE SEND RECEIVE BUTTON PURPOSE For entering data required to connect to a DVS 2400 Console and to control the connection Monitors the status of the communication between the RA 2400 and the DVS 2400 USER RESPONSE An Account Profile file must be open before the Send Receive window can be accessed Use the OPEN or NEW command in the FILE menu or on the tool bar to load an Account Profile into the workspace From the COMMUNICATIONS menu choose SEND RECEIVE or click on the SEND RECEIVE button on the tool bar 38 5 2 CHOOSING AN ACCOUNT PROFILE Send Receive Phone Number Password 987654 CHOOSE RAM ACCOUNT PROFILE AC OK OK Communication status
6. 2 Point To Point Codes Alarm Gl Access Codes Close Open Console Alarm Codes 4 by 2 General Alarm Codes a S 8 5 nnm 8 g 5 65 PURPOSE To view and edit the 24 sensor zone trouble report codes tx NOTE 4 by 2 Point to Point Reporting must be selected see Section 4 13 for these codes to report USER RESPONSE ZONE CODES Enter a new two digit trouble code for any sensor zone that needs to be changed t NOTE Entering a 0 for a trouble code will prevent that zone from reporting 31 4 13 3 4 BY 2 POINT TO POINT ARMING CLOSING CODES DVS 2400 2408 V2 0 1 Customer Console Access Codes Close Access Codes Force Am 65 Am Disarm m R Entry E xit Alarms Home Automation Audio H Sensors E Communicator Main Routing and Numbers Enabled Reports E 4 by 2 Format 5 4 by 2 Point To Point Codes Alarm Trouble E Access Codes Close Open Console Alarm Codes 4 by 2 General Alarm Codes PURPOSE To view and edit the force arming report code This report is sent when force arm is enabled Section 4 12 and the system is armed with any open sensors that have been bypassed t NOTE With either reporting method the force arming code is the same USER RESPONSE ACCESS CODES CLOSE FORCE ARM Enter a new two digit force arming code if it needs to be changed t NOTE Entering a 0 for a fo
7. ARMING CLOSING CODES 32 4 1834 4 BY 2 POINT TO POINT DISARMING OPENING CODES 33 4 13 5 4BY2 CONSOLE ALARM 34 4 486 4BY2 GENERAL ALARM 35 4 14 CONTACT ID REPORT CODES 36 5 SENDING AND RECEIVING CONSOLE DATA 37 5 1 ACCESSING THE SEND RECEIVE WINDOW 38 5 2 CHOOSING AN ACCOUNT 39 5 3 CONNECTING TO A CONSOLE 40 54 SENDING DATA Cor eon mE Sul Rp ur tei 42 5 5 RECEIVING DATA eru RRRPDeS ER FP S ROVER HERE QE E CY REPE 43 5 6 CHANGING THE CONSOLE S MODE 44 5 7 DISCONNECTING FROM THE 45 5 8 CLOSING RA 2400 o 2 2 2 be RU dud 46 1 1 SOFTWARE DESCRIPTION What is the RA 2400 Remote Access Software The RA 2400 Remote Access software is a communications program designed to work with Linears DVS Supervised Wireless Security Systems and other Linear products The software runs on an IBM PC or compatible computer and connects to the console through the standard telephone network or to the Console directly with the computer s modem This 32 bit software runs under all Windows operating systems RA 2400 sets the options for Console access c
8. Chime C Away Console Power OK Low Refresh Communication status Received data successfully Aming mode fs Of MODE SELECTION BUTTONS Close Bop PURPOSE To remotely view and change the operating mode of the Console USER RESPONSE ARMING MODE View the current operating mode of the Console in the ARMING MODE display area To change the current operating mode of the Console select the desired mode button OFF CHIME HOME or AWAY in the ARMING MODE display area t NOTE Test Mode and Learn Mode can only be selected directly from the Console s keypad 44 5 7 DISCONNECTING FROM THE CONSOLE DISCONNECT BUTTON Phone Number 5551212 Connect Disconnect Password Send data to console 387654 Arming mode Off C Home Chime Away es Uem Console Power OK Low Refresh Communication status Received data successfully Close Stop PURPOSE To end the programming session and disconnect the modem from the Console USER RESPONSE DISCONNECTING When finished communicating with the Console click on the DISCONNECT button The Communications Status area will show Not Connected when the Console has been disconnected 45 5 8 CLOSING RA 2400 File View Communications Options Window Help New Open paru Close Save Save A
9. New Password fields and press OK 1 1 2 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS Minimum System Requirements IBM compatible 486 personal computer with 8 Mb RAM Windows 95 98 NT ME XP 2000 operating systems monitor Name brand modem that is capable of 300 baud BELL 103 compatible Hard disk drive with 10 Mb available space for the software plus 18K available space for each Account Profile file CD drive Recommended System Pentium or better based personal computer with 16 Mb RAM or more Windows 95 98 NT ME XP 2000 operating systems SVGA video card Microsoft compatible mouse Name brand modem that is capable of 300 baud BELL 103 compatible Large hard disk drive 1000 Account Profiles use about 20 Mb CD drive Compatible Systems Note The software described in this manual supports the programming of a variety of models of Linear s Wireless Security Systems References in these instructions are focused on the Model DVS 2400 The programming differences for the other models supported by this software are DVS 1200 This model is identical to the DVS 2400 with the limitation of supporting only 12 sensors Only the first 12 sensors can be programmed in Sections 4 9 4 13 1 and 4 13 2 DVS 2408 DUAL 824 This model programs the same as the DVS 2400 with the addition of supporting 8 hardwired loops Hardwired loop programming is described in Section 4 9 PERS 2400 This model is not a Security System but a Personal Emergency Reporting
10. Numbers USER RESPONSE 18 ACCESS CODES MASTER When power is first applied to the Console the Master Access Code is 1234 Enter any combination of 1 to 5 digits 3 to 5 digits recommended for the Master Access Code RESTRICTED Enter any combination of 1 to 5 digits 3 to 5 digits recommended for Restricted Access Codes 1 5 DURESS Enter any combination of 1 to 5 digits 3 to 5 digits recommended for the Duress Code The Duress Code should be 2 or more digits different than any other user code to help minimize accidental activation PAGE ALERT Enter any combination of 1 to 5 digits 3 to 5 digits recommended for the Page Alert Code 4 4 CONSOLE ARM DISARM 7 DYS 2400 2408 V2 0 1 Customer B Console Access Codes Toggle rm To Toggle Disarm To Am Disarm Am Disarm OFF Mode C CHIME Mode C Mode AWAY Mode Entry E xit Alarms Home Automation Audio Chirp on Remote Arm Disarm Sensors Auto Bypass E Communicator Main Bypass Restoral Routing and Numbers Allow Quick Arm Enabled Reports Home Automation Output Active While Armed B 4 by 2 Format B 4 by 2 Point To Point Codes Alarm Trouble Access Codes Close Console Alarm Codes 4 by 2 General Alarm Codes PURPOSE To select which modes any remote arm disarm transmitters will switch to Also for selection of five arm disarm options USER RESPONSE A
11. System Refer to the RA 2400 PERS 2400 Programming Reference Guide P N 217163 for details on programming this model 1 3 PROGRAMMING OUTLINE Use the following programming outline to guide you through the steps required to set up the RA 2400 software and program a DVS 2400 Console Many of the programming options available in the RA 2400 program can be left in their default settings and do not need to be changed for most installations 1 SETUP RA 2400 SOFTWARE Install the software on your computer Section 1 4 Test your computer s modem Section 1 5 Start the RA 2400 program Section 2 1 Set the Communications Setup options Section 3 CUSTOMIZE AN ACCOUNT PROFILE Open a new Account Profile Section 4 1 Enter customer information Section 4 2 Set the Console s access codes Section 4 3 Set the Console s arm disarm options Section 4 4 Set the Console s exit entry delays Section 4 5 Set the Console s alarm options Section 4 6 Set the Console s home automation options Section 4 7 Set the Console s audio options Section 4 8 Enable the Console s communicator and choose a communicator format Section 4 10 Choose the communicators account number telephone numbers and trouble report routing Section 4 11 Set the communicator reporting options Section 4 12 Set the communicator format reporting options Section 4 13 or 4 14 444 Horn PROGRAM THE CO
12. is connected to Press START SETTINGS CONTROL PANEL Double click on MODEMS Verify that a modem is shown in the Modem Properties window Click on the DIAGNOSTICS tab The modem installed with the COM port highlighted should be shown Note the COM port information It is used when setting COM port in the Communications Setup window see Section 3 1 Test the modem by pressing the MORE INFO button IF THE MODEM IS CONNECTED AND WORKING PROPERLY THE MORE INFO WINDOW WILL DISPLAY DETAILED MODEM INFORMATION If the modem is not working properly Windows will notify you 2 OVERVIEW 2 1 STARTING THE PROGRAM nnn nnn 22 NEWWINDOW RR ERR s 23 MENUBAR s enn n n n m mrs 24 ACCOUNT PROFILE WINDOW OVERVIEW eene t NOTE Experienced computer or PC users should find that entering data and navigating around the RA 2400 program dialog boxes is similar to most other Windows programs New users or users unfamiliar with running Windows applications should refer to the Windows help file for details on using Windows 2 1 STARTING THE PROGRAM Accessories Communications gt c Graphics Info Programs Publishing gt To Run the Program Press START point to PROGRAMS RA2400 and click on RA2400 2 2 NEW WINDOW PURPOSE To select an Account Profile template for the type of unit being programmed USER RESPONSE
13. length of time 1 2500 in seconds for the output to activate WHEN ACTIVE Select OPEN to have the home automation minus terminal float when the output is active Select SHORTED TO COMMON to have the home automation minus terminal switch to common ground when the output is active AUDIBLE BELL WHEN TRIGGERED With this box checked the Console will sound a bing when the home automation output is activated Un check this box to have the home automation output activate silently 22 4 8 CONSOLE AUDIO DYS 2400 2408 2 0 1 Customer Console Access Codes Audio Two way audio Arm Disarm Entry E xit Alarms Home Automation Voice Prompts Enabled Sensors PURPOSE To select how the Voice Board operates NOTE The Model VB 2 for 2 way audio or VB 3 Voice Board must be installed to use these options Selects the audio mode for monitoring with the Console s microphone and communicating through the Console s speaker to the subscriber Controls the human voice prompts from the Voice Board With 2 way Audio enabled after the Central Station operator acknowledges the communicators report the Console will stop its siren and switch to the selected audio mode for 90 seconds USER RESPONSE AUDIO Click the arrow to show a list of settings for Two way Audio and select the desired mode NONE Audio Board will not report as an audio account to the Central Stati
14. reporting codes are provided as reference The Ademco Contact ID extended report codes indicate the sensor number that triggered the event Console events report with a 000 extended code i NOTE Ademco Contact ID Reporting must be selected for these codes to report see Section 4 10 ADEMCO CONTACT ID REPORT CODES EVENT EXTENDED CODE SENSOR EMERGENCY Coxx CONSOLE EMERGENCY 0026 SENSOR FIRE COxx CONSOLE FIRE 0025 BURGLARY ALARM Coxx SILENT PANIC COxx FORCE ARM 0000 DURESS C000 CANCEL 0000 SENSOR LOW BATTERY Coxx SENSOR STATUS TROUBLE COxx CONSOLE LOW BATTERY 0000 CONSOLE BATTERY RESTORE 0000 2 WAY AUDIO C000 xx SENSOR NUMBER IN EXTENDED REPORT ADEMCO CONTACTID OPENING amp CLOSING REPORT CODES ARMING CODE DISARMING CODE MASTER ACCESS CODE RESTRICTED ACCESS CODE 1 RESTRICTED ACCESS CODE 2 RESTRICTED ACCESS CODE 3 RESTRICTED ACCESS CODE 4 RESTRICTED ACCESS CODE 5 REMOTE HARDWIRE ARM amp QUICK ARM muc REMOTE HARDWIRE DISARM o wo 36 SENDING AND RECEIVING CONSOLE DATA 5 1 ACCESSING THE SEND RECEIVEWINDOW 5 2 CHOOSING AN ACCOUNT PROFILE 53 CONNECTING TO CONSOLE 5 4 SENDING DATA ien nnn 55 RECEIVING DATA seen n nnn 5 6 CHANGING THE CONSOLE S MODE 5 7 DISCONNECTING FROMTHE CONSOLE 5 8 CLOSING 2400 46 Sending and receiving the Account Profile data to the DVS 2400
15. s speaker at all times Select CARRIER to hear the modem connect and have the speaker silenced when the RA 2400 is connected to the DVS 2400 Console Select ON to hear the modem connect and hear the RA 2400 communicate with the DVS 2400 Console for testing only 12 3 3 CONNECTION OPTIONS Connection Options C Remote Dialing Dial Method Tone Pulse Local Cable Connection PURPOSE To choose how the modem will connect to the DVS 2400 Console Remote Dialing dials a telephone number with the method chosen tone or pulse to connect with the Console over a standard telephone line Local Cable Connection does not dial a telephone number but communicates with the Console wired directly to the modem USER RESPONSE Select REMOTE DIALING if the Console is going to be accessed over the telephone line Select TONE or PULSE depending on the requirements for your telephone system NOTE This only affects Remote Dialing Select LOCAL CABLE CONNECTION if the Console s T amp terminals are connected directly to the modem s LINE jack MODEM S LINE JACK TO CONSOLE S T amp R TERMINALS 3 4 MODEM INITIALIZATION STRING Modem initialization string Use default initialization string 0 59 1 57 60 510 10 12 5 C Use custom initialization string PURPOSE Used to choose whether the default or a custom initialization string is sent to configure the modem a string i
16. the workspace 15 4 1 NEW WINDOW PERS 24004 V2 0 PERS 2400 V1 0 to V1 7 DUAL 824 V2 1 to V2 2 DVS 2400 2408 V2 to V2 2 PURPOSE To select an Account Profile template for the type of unit being programmed USER RESPONSE NEW Click on NEW icon on tool bar or select NEW from the FILE menu Select DVS 2400 2408 with the correct Console firmware version number Click OK The new Account Profile will appear as a starter template called DVS 2400 2408 Vx x 1 or 2 3 etc in the workspace 16 4 2 CUSTOMER INFORMATION EA DVS 2400 2408 2 0 1 E Console Customer Access Codes Arm Disarm Customer ID Entry E xit i EEE Alarms Name QN at Sensors AES rT E Communicator ia Routing and Numbers Enabled Reports E 4 by 2 Format 4 by 2 Point To Point Codes Alarm Trouble E Access Codes Close pen Console Alarm Codes 4 by 2 General Alarm Codes PURPOSE For entering customer information specific to the installation for the Account Profile USER RESPONSE CUSTOMER t NOTE All fields are optional and do not have to be filled in This information is not sent to the Console Enter a CUSTOMER ID for the installation Enter the customers name in the NAME field Enter the customers address in ADDRESS fields 1 2 amp 3 Enter the customers telephone number s in PHONE fields 1 amp 2 Enter the number of the tel
17. 9 SENSORS CONTINUED PERIMETER Sensor will instantly trigger the burglary siren and report the burglary code to the Central Station in Home or Away Mode Sensor will sound chime in Chime Mode ENTRY EXIT Sensor uses the exit entry delay and can trigger the burglary siren and report the burglary code to the Central Station in Home or Away mode Sensor will sound chime in Chime Mode INTERIOR Sensor is only active in the Away Mode It will instantly trigger the burglary siren and report the burglary code to the Central Station if triggered before an entry exit sensor Causes a delayed alarm if activated during the entry delay CHIME Sensor will sound chime in all modes ARM DISARM HOME AUTO The left button on a 2 button sensor will arm disarm the Console The right button on a 2 button sensor activates the home automation output Pressing both buttons triggers the emergency siren ARM amp DISARM The left button on a 2 button sensor will arm the Console The right button on a 2 button sensor will disarm the Console Pressing both buttons triggers the emergency siren ENVIRONMENTAL Sensor is always armed in all modes Causes a local annunciation when triggered KEYPAD Reserved for wireless keypads used with the Console INTERIOR HOME Sensor allows interior zones to trigger an alarm This will generally be used with PIRs that are not in normal nighttime mode SENSOR OPTIONS View or edit the SENSOR OPTIONS These options are automa
18. Console events such as the Console emergency button fire button Console low battery and battery restore The cancel report occurs when the Console is disarmed during an alarm t NOTE These report codes are sent for both 4 by 2 General and 4 by 2 Point to Point Reporting USER RESPONSE CONSOLE ALARM CODES Enter a new two digit report code for any Console event that needs to be changed t NOTE Entering a 0 for a report code will prevent that event from reporting 34 4 13 6 4 BY 2 GENERAL ALARM CODES DYS 2400 2408 2 0 1 Customer E Console 4 by 2 General Alarm Codes Access Codes Fire Arm Disarm Le Entry Exit Emergency 200 Alarms Home Automation Police Audio Burglary Sensors E Communicator Erwitonmental E Main Routing and Numbers Trouble 6 Enabled Reports E 4 by 2 Format E 4 by 2 Point To Point Codes Alarm Trouble B Access Codes Close PURPOSE To view and edit the four general alarm codes and the general trouble code ts NOTE 4 by 2 General Reporting must be selected see Section 4 13 for these codes to report USER RESPONSE 4 BY 2 GENERAL ALARM CODES Enter a new one or two digit report code for any general alarm code that needs to be changed t NOTE Entering a 0 for an alarm code will prevent that event from reporting 35 4 14 ADEMCO CONTACT ID REPORT CODES The Ademco Contact ID reporting codes are pre defined and cannot be changed These
19. LARM Enter the length of time from 1 to 30 minutes for the fire siren to run in the FIRE ALARM SIREN TIME area HOME AUTOMATION OUTPUT DURING SIREN TIME Select NONE FLASH or ACTIVE from the drop down menu to choose the way the home automation output functions while the siren is running HOME AUTOMATION OUTPUT FLASHES DURING AFTER ALARM With this box checked the home automation output will flash during and after an alarm until the Console is disarmed t NOTE The home automation output will activate steady if the above option is set to ACTIVE 21 4 7 CONSOLE HOME AUTOMATION OUTPUT 8 0 5 2400 2408 2 0 1 Customer E Console r Home Automation Output Access Codes When Triggered Am Disarm Entry E xit Toggles B ti o Active For Set Duration sec ome Automation Audio H Sensors m When Active E Communicator Open Main Routing and Numbers Shorted To Common Enabled Reports E 4 by 2 Format B 4 by 2 Point To Point Codes Alarm Trouble E Access Codes Close pen Console Alarm Codes 4 by 2 General Alarm Codes Iv Audible Bell When Triggered PURPOSE For setting the way the home automation output functions USER RESPONSE HOME AUTOMATION OUTPUT WHENTRIGGERED Select TOGGLES to cause the home automation output to switch between on amp off with each activation Select ACTIVE FOR SET DURATION for a timed home automation output and enter the
20. NSOLE WITH THE ACCOUNT PROFILE Choose an Account Profile Section 5 2 Connect to the Console Section 5 3 Send the data to the Console Section 5 4 Receive the data from the Console Section 5 5 Change the Console s Mode Section 5 6 Disconnect from the Console Section 5 7 IMPORTANT AFTER ANY PROGRAMMING CHANGES ARE MADE TO A CONSOLE PERFORM THOROUGH TESTING TO VERIFY THAT THE CONSOLE OPERATES AS INTENDED 3 1 4 PROGRAM INSTALLATION The RA 2400 Remote Access Program software is supplied on a CD ROM The installation program will create a directory on your hard disk drive Be sure that you have at least 10 megabytes free on the hard disk for the program and any Account Profile files that you create To Install the Remote Access Program The first step is to close all other running programs Place the Remote Access CD into your computer CD drive The installation process should start automatically If the CD does not auto run use Windows Explorer to find RASETUP EXE on the CD Double click on RASETUP EXE and the install program will start Click the Next button to install the Remote Access software Follow the on screen instructions as the setup program creates the directory and copies the program files onto your hard disk A Remote Access icon will be created on your desktop screen If you are performing a reinstallation or an update you will be prompted to uninstall RA 2400 f
21. Not connected PURPOSE For selecting which Account Profile open in the workspace will be used when connecting to a Console The Account Profile selected automatically fills in the Console s Phone Number and Password Fields using information already entered in the profile see Section 2 4 USER RESPONSE CHOOSE AN ACCOUNT Click on the desired Account Profile in the Choose an Account box for the Console that is going to be programmed The installation telephone number and Console password should appear in the boxes 39 5 3 CONNECTING TO A CONSOLE Send Receive Phone Number 5551212 Password 987654 Home Away 27 Console Power AC OK OK Comm Setup Communication status Not connected Close PURPOSE Causes the RA 2400 to connect to the DVS 2400 Console The RA 2400 will try to connect to the Console either locally or remotely depending on the Communications Setup see Section 3 3 t NOTE The Communications Setup can be reviewed by pressing the COMM SETUP button in the Send Receive window USER RESPONSE t NOTE Before connecting to a Console it is recommended that all of the sensors used in the system be entered into the Console s memory This will prevent having to connect to the Console again after programming if modification of the sensor options is required BEFORE CONNECTING Be sure the computer s modem is powered on
22. RM DISARM TOGGLE ARM TO Select either HOME or AWAY to choose the mode that any remote arm disarm transmitters will arm the Console to TOGGLE DISARM TO Select either OFF or CHIME to choose the mode that any remote arm disarm transmitters will disarm the Console to CHIRP ON REMOTE ARM DISARM When arming with the portable remote control if this box is checked the Console will chirp once when armed twice when disarmed and three times when arming with sensors bypassed Un check this box to silence the chirps AUTO BYPASS If this box is unchecked the user must manually bypass any open sensors when the system is armed If arming is attempted with open sensors the Console will sound five two tone beeps and will not arm Arming to the same mode again within five seconds will bypass any open sensors and arm the Console Check this box and the Console will automatically bypass any open sensors when the system is armed BYPASS RESTORAL Bypassed sensors are ignored by the Console and cannot cause an alarm If this box is checked the Console will automatically restore remove the bypass from any bypassed sensor when the sensor closes After it s restored the sensor is ready to cause an alarm the next time it is opened Un check this box to not automatically restore sensors that close ALLOW QUICK ARM If this box is checked it allows the Console to be armed by holding down a mode key for two seconds Un check this
23. SARM l l n n nn n 19 45 CONSOLEENTRYEXIT leen n nnn 20 46 CONSOLE ALARMS 0 ccc eee nnn 21 47 CONSOLE HOME AUTOMATION OUTPUT 22 48 CONSOLE AUDIO seen n n n n n n e nn n 23 49 SENSORS esso eee ee RR n EUR nn 24 410 COMMUNICATOR MAIN leen n n n n n n n 26 4 11 COMMUNICATOR ROUTING AND NUMBERS 27 4 12 COMMUNICATOR ENABLED REPORTS 28 413 COMMUNICATOR 4 BY 2 FORMAT 29 4 13 1 4BY2POINT TO POINTALARMCODES 30 4 13 2 4 BY 2 POINT TO POINT TROUBLE CODES 31 4 13 3 4 BY 2 POINT TO POINT ARMING CLOSING CODES 32 4 13 4 4 BY 2 POINT TO POINT DISARMING OPENING CODES 33 4 13 5 CONSOLE ALARM CODES 34 4 13 6 4 BY 2 GENERAL ALARM CODES 35 4 14 ADEMCO CONTACT ID REPORTCODES 36 Each installation requires an Account Profile While many items are the same in different Consoles reporting to the same Central Station some items account number customer information amp sensor information are unique for each installation A custom Account Profile is created by editing the DVS 2400 Account Profile template included with the RA 2400 software The customized profile should then be saved with a unique name for the account and then sent to the DVS 2400 Console To provide a clean start Close any open Account Profiles on
24. U BAR co dedos cod tuor era tme bete olt ed 8 24 ACCOUNT PROFILE WINDOW OVERVIEW 10 3 COMMUNICATIONS SETUP III 11 3 1 COM PORT Sateen ena Ere Re tebe pent bur uu eps 12 32 SPEAKER Arg UP SIDE 12 3 3 CONNECTION OPTIONS 550 pe sles gig m mrt RR E RR 13 3 4 MODEM INITIALIZATION STRING 14 4 CREATING A CUSTOM ACCOUNT 15 4 1 NEW WINDOWS dre rtt pee onu n RET REI RUDI Y dh 16 4 2 CUSTOMER INFORMATION 0 00 0 cece I 17 4 3 CONSOLE ACCESS CODES 202 oett p op RP oina a e dpud 18 44 CONSOLE ARM DISARM 19 4 5 CONSOLE ENTRY EXIT nehm OMS 20 4 6 CONSOLE ALARMS RE RE EASIER RESET eR 21 4 7 CONSOLE HOME AUTOMATION OUTPUT 22 4 8 CONSOLE AUDIO 2 eink daddies EPI RP pen 23 4 9 SENSORS cotes te sovtevted en nee pon tet odere Le Ne pde vt pa ated ats 24 4 10 COMMUNICATOR MAIN I 26 4 11 COMMUNICATOR ROUTING AND NUMBERS 27 4 12 COMMUNICATOR ENABLED REPORTS 28 4 13 COMMUNICATOR 4 BY 2 FORMAT 29 4 131 4 BY 2 POINT TO POINT ALARM CODES 30 4 132 4 BY 2 POINT TO POINT TROUBLE 31 4 133 4 BY 2 POINT TO POINT
25. am The default password is 987654 DO NOT FORGET THIS PASSWORD LOCAL OR REMOTE PROGRAMMING ACCESS TO THE DVS 2400 IS IMPOSSIBLE WITHOUT IT 30 SECOND DIALING DELAY Check this box to cause a 30 second delay before the communicator starts to dial after an alarm This gives the subscriber time to cancel a Central Station report before the unit dials out SWINGER ELIMINATOR Check this box to limit the maximum number of Central Station burglary reports to five per arming period This will not effect the 24 hour zones fire panic and emergency REMOTE LOCKOUT Check this box to disable the Console s telephone ring detection feature This keeps the Console from automatically answering the phone Even if this box is checked the Console can still be programmed by placing the Console into Test Mode and forcing the Console to answer by pressing the EMERGENCY button while the phone is ringing 4 11 COMMUNICATOR ROUTING AND NUMBERS PURPOSE 0 5 2400 2408 v2 0 1 Customer p Routing and Numbers Access Codes Account Numbers SORT Ademco Contact ID Enty Exit Alarms 0000 Home Automation 4by2 Audio E Sensors E E Communicator Trouble Report Routing lt lt Trouble Reports to Primary and Secondary ports E 4 by 2 Format Trouble Reports only to Supervisory E 4 by 2 Point To Point Codes Alam p Phone Numbers Trouble Primary E Access Codes D Close Open Secondary Console A
26. and backup battery The Arming Mode area will show the Console s current mode Pressing the REFRESH button will update the displayed information Local Connection in Progress Remote Connection in Progress Send Receive Send Receive Phone Number Phone Number one me 178 Password 987654 Away Console Power OK Low jefes GUTES AC Low Communication status Communication status Not connected Not connected Connect by pressing the emergency button while in test mode Dialing the first tine Timeout in 53 sec 41 5 4 SENDING DATA Send Receive 1515 Phone Number pen o Connect Disconnect SEND BUTTON Password T 387654 ee Receive data from console Choose an account Arming mode Off Home C Chime Away Pia eie DV Console Power OK Low Refresh Comm 7 Communication status Data sent successfully Close Stop PURPOSE For transferring data from an Account Profile to a DVS 2400 Console t CAUTION Receiving the data from the Console will overwrite the data in the Account Profile If you have made changes to the Account Profile save the profile then send the profile to the Console before receiving the data into the profile This leaves previously learned sensor information unchanged If this is a new Account Profile its OK to receive the Console data into th
27. box and an access code must be entered before pressing the mode buttons HOME AUTOMATION OUTPUT ACTIVE WHILE ARMED If this box is checked the Console s Automation Output will activate when the system is armed Un check this box to disable this feature 19 4 5 CONSOLE ENTRY EXIT 8 0 5 2400 2408 2 0 1 Customer E Console Entry E xit Access Codes 30 Arm Disarm Entry Delay seconds Exit Delay 60 Seconde De Beep During Entry Delay E Sensors Beep During Exit Delay E Communicator Home Automation Output Active During Entry E xit Main Routing and Numbers Enabled Reports E 4 by 2 Format B 4 by 2 Point To Point Codes Alarm Trouble E Access Codes Close Open Console Alarm Codes 4 by 2 General Alarm Codes PURPOSE To select delay times and other options for the Console s exit and entry delays USER RESPONSE ENTRY EXIT ENTRY DELAY To change the entry delay enter a delay time from 20 to 255 seconds EXIT DELAY To change the exit delay enter a delay time from 20 to 255 seconds DURING ENTRY DELAY With this box checked beeps will sound during the entry delay Un check this box to silence the beeps during the entry delay DURING EXIT DELAY With this box checked beeps will sound during the exit delay Un check this box to silence the beeps during the exit delay HOME AUTOMATION OUTPUT ACTIVE DURING ENTRY EXIT With this box checke
28. connected and tested as described in Section 1 5 of this manual Check that the Console is powered on Be sure that the Account Profile you want to associate with the particular Console is selected in the Choose an Account box 40 5 3 CONNECTING TO A CONSOLE CONTINUED CONNECTING LOCALLY Verify that the modem s LINE jack is connected to the Console s T amp R Terminals with a cable Verify that the Console is in Test Mode Click the CONNECT button The Communication Status area will show the progress of the connection WAIT UNTIL THE TIMEOUT TIMER BEGINS TO COUNT DOWN BEFORE PROCEEDING Asthe timeout timer counts down PRESS THE EMERGENCY BUTTON ON THE CONSOLE CONNECTING REMOTELY Be sure that the modem s LINE jack is connected to a working telephone line Verify that the Console s T amp R Terminals are connected to a working telephone line Click the CONNECT button The Communications Status area will show the progress of the connection WAIT FOR THE CONNECTION TO COMPLETE The RA 2400 will dial the number once wait for a few rings hang up then dial a second time The Console should answer the telephone immediately when the telephone rings during the second dialing attempt After connecting the Communications Status area will show the progress of the on line connection then display Connected and the DVS 2400 version number The Console Power area will show the status of the Console s AC power
29. d the home automation output will be active during the entry exit delay Un check this box to disable this feature 20 4 6 CONSOLE ALARMS WDVS 2400 2408 V2 0 1 Customer B Console Access Codes Burglary Alarm Arm Disarm Entry Exit C Silent Alarms Siren For Set Time min fs Home Automation Audio Sensors E Communicator Silent Main Si Routing and Numbers Siren For Set Time min 5 Enabled Reparts 8 4 by 2 Format 3 E 4 by 2 Point To Point Codes Fire Alarm Siren Time min 5 Alarm Trouble Home Automation Output During Siren Time r Alarms Emergency Alarm E Access Codes None Close Home Automation Output Flashes During After Alarm Console Alarm Codes 4 by 2 General Alarm Codes PURPOSE For setting the way the burglary emergency and fire sirens work Also sets the options for the home automation output during and after alarms USER RESPONSE ALARMS BURGLARY ALARM Select SILENT to disable the burglary siren or select SIREN FOR SET TIME for a timed siren after activation With timed siren selected enter the length of time from 1 to 30 minutes for the burglary siren to run EMERGENCY ALARM Select SILENT to disable the emergency siren or select SIREN FOR SETTIME for a timed siren after activation With timed siren selected enter the length of time from 1 to 30 minutes for the emergency siren to run FIRE A
30. e new profile USER RESPONSE SENDING Click the SEND DATA TO CONSOLE button The Communications Status area will indicate the progress and show if the data was sent to the Console successfully SPECIAL NOTES You can make changes to the Account Profile while the Console is connected Be sure to send any changes to the Console before disconnecting Minimize the Send Receive window or slide it out of the way before editing the Account Profile There is a time limit to the connection The Console will automatically disconnect after three minutes of inactivity 42 5 5 RECEIVING DATA Send Receive BBE Phone Number s22 Connect Disconnect red m RECEIVE BUTTON Arming mode Off C Home Chime Away Fes Console Power OK Batt Low Refresh camm Communication status Received data successfully Close Stop PURPOSE For transferring data from a DVS 2400 Console to an Account Profile t CAUTION Receiving the data from the Console will overwrite the data in the Account Profile USER RESPONSE RECEIVING Click the RECEIVE DATA FROM CONSOLE button The Communications Status area will indicate the progress and show if the data was received from the Console successfully 43 5 6 CHANGING THE CONSOLE S MODE Send Receive 1515 Phone Number 5551212 Connect Disconnect Password Send data to console 387654 C Home
31. ephone line that the Console is connected to in the CONSOLE PHONE field This field will show as the telephone number for the account in the Send Receive window t NOTE DO NOT enter any dashes or spaces into the telephone number fields Enter numbers only Enter any special information about the customer in the NOTES field 17 4 3 CONSOLE ACCESS CODES PURPOSE DYS 2400 2408 2 0 1 n x Customer Duress Entiy Exit Alarms Restricted 4 Home Automation Audio Restricted 5 E Sensors E Communicator Main Page Alert Pac Routing and Numbers Enabled Reports E 4 by 2 Format E 4 by 2 Point To Point Codes Alarm Trouble B Access Codes Close Open Console Alarm Codes 4 by 2 General Alarm Codes To install a Master Access Code and up to 5 Restricted Access Codes a Duress Code and a Page Alert Code CODE DEFINITIONS MASTER ACCESS CODE Allows arming and disarming the Console Allows access to all programming options RESTRICTED ACCESS CODE Allows arming and disarming the Console Allows entering and editing Restricted Access Codes DURESS ACCESS CODE Allows all options of a Restricted Access Code and causes the Console to report the duress code to the Central Station if programmed to report PAGE ALERT CODE Allows all options of a Restricted Access Code and causes the Console to dial the supervisory number see Section 4 11 Communicator Routing and
32. ill be printed on the screen with options to zoom in or print the document RECENT FILE LIST Shows the last four file names with paths that were opened in RA 2400 Clicking on a file opens it EXIT Closes the RA 2400 program If any open Account Profiles have changed Windows will ask if you want to save them 2 3 MENU BAR CONTINUED VIEW TOOL BAR When checked the tool bar is displayed NOTE The tool bar can be turned into a re sizable floating tool bar window by dragging it out of its docked location at the top of the workspace The tool bar accesses many of the popular menu items Hover the mouse pointer over the tool bar button to see a description of the button STATUS BAR When checked the status bar is displayed at the bottom of the workspace COMMUNICATIONS SETUP Opens the Communication Setup window Used for setting up the modem and connection type local or remote SEND RECEIVE Opens the Send Receive window Used for connecting to a Con sole to send or receive data or to change the Console s operating mode OPTIONS CHANGE PASSWORD Opens the Change Password window Used for changing or remov ing the password required to enter the RA 2400 program THIS IS NOT THE REMOTE ACCESS PASSWORD USED TO CONNECT TO THE DVS 2400 CONSOLE WINDOW CASCADE Arranges all open Account Profile windows layered across the workspace TILE Arranges all open Account Profile windows next to each other in the workspace
33. irst After the uninstall is completed browse to the appropriate drive letter for your CD drive and double click on RASETUP EXE Then follow the on screen steps to install the Remote Access software NOTE If Windows asks whether to replace existing DLL files first answer NO If RA 2400 fails to run re install RA 2400 and answer YES to replace existing DLL files Remove the CD and store it in a safe place To Remove the Remote Access Program Press START SETTINGS CONTROL PANEL Double click on ADD REMOVE PROGRAMS Select Linear RA 2400 and click ADD REMOVE or CHANGE REMOVE button depending on your Windows Operating system 1 5 TESTING THE MODEM 13 Modems Modems Properties 212 info General Diagnostics Part Information Port COMI Windows detected the following ports and has already installed the following devices Interrupt 4 3 Address F8 UART NS 165504N Practical Peripherals PM288MT 11 V 34 Highest Speed 115K Baud No Modem Installed Practical Peripherals PM288MT II V 34 Identifier 2 0 49 PM28800MT 42R3 Version 1 61 Pra a124040F00454602F 60004000 110011111710120040 ERROR Before you run the Remote Access Program be sure that the computer is running correctly and that the modem is installed and working properly To Test the Modem Windows Control Panel can be used to test the modem and determine what COM port it
34. larm Codes 4 by 2 General Alarm Codes Supervisory For configuring the Console s communicator account number trouble report routing and telephone numbers USER RESPONSE ACCOUNT NUMBERS Enter a four digit account number for the communicator format used TROUBLE REPORT ROUTING Select TROUBLE REPORTS TO PRIMARY AND SECONDARY to have trouble reports routed to the primary number for five attempts then to the secondary number for five attempts before re trying Select TROUBLE REPORTS ONLY TO SUPERVISORY to have trouble reports routed to the supervisory number only don t select this option if the page alert feature is being used NOTE This does not effect emergency reports which are always routed to the primary or secondary telephone numbers PHONE NUMBERS Telephone numbers can be up to 20 digits long DO NOT enter any dashes or spaces into the telephone number fields The symbol inserts 1 second delay the symbol inserts a 5 second delay NOTE If no telephone numbers are entered the Console will not report PRIMARY Enter the correct telephone number to connect the Central Station receiver SECONDARY Enter the correct backup telephone number to connect the Central Station receiver SUPERVISORY For trouble reports Enter the correct telephone number to connect the Central Station receiver for supervisory reports For Page Alert Enter the pager telephone numbe
35. lose arming reporting DISABLED Select this option for no open close reports ENABLED Select this option for open close reports when the system is armed or disarmed by any user s access code MASTER ONLY Select this option for open close reports only when the system is armed or disarmed using the master access code 4 BY 2 OPENING amp CLOSING REPORT CODES 4 BY 2 CLOSING 4 BY 2 OPENING 28 82 83 85 87 4 13 COMMUNICATOR 4 BY 2 FORMAT WDVS 2400 2408 V2 0 1 Cust H cid 4 by 2 Format Access Codes Point to Point Am Disarm Entty Exi scc Alarms NOTE Console Alarm Codes remain the same ee for both Point to Point and General formats udio amp Sensors amp Communicator Main Routing and Numbers Enabled Reports 4 by 2 Format amp 4 by 2 Point To Point Codes Alarm Trouble amp Access Codes Close Open Console Alarm Codes 4 by 2 General Alarm Codes t NOTE Section 4 13 pertains to the 4 by 2 communicator format only PURPOSE For configuring how the 4 by 2 format will report to the Central Station General reporting or Point to Point reporting methods are available for the 4 by 2 format GENERAL REPORTING General reporting can send five report codes for sensors FIRE EMERGENCY POLICE BURGLARY and TROUBLE General reporting does not indicate which sensor caused the report POINT TO POINT REPORTING Point to Point reporting sends each sensor zone number with a
36. odes exit entry delays alarm audio and sensors communicator telephone numbers call routing formats reporting codes account numbers and other options The RA 2400 software has a large help file that can be accessed at any time by selecting Contents from the Help menu or by pressing the F1 key How does RA 2400 connect to a DVS Console Remote Access communicates with the Console over the same phone line the Console uses to send communicator reports Remote Access can also connect to the Console without a telephone line by directly connecting the Computer modem s LINE jack to the Console s T amp R Terminals using a telephone cord With a telephone line connection remote connection a special dialing procedure is used First Remote Access dials the phone number specified for the Console Remote Access waits long enough for the phone to ring two or three times then hangs up Next Remote Access waits then dials again This second call is answered on the first ring by the Console With a direct connection local cable connection Remote Access prompts the user to place the Console in Test Mode and press the Console s EMERGENCY button to establish the connection Once the connection is made the Console will check if its remote access password matches the calling software s password If the passwords match access is granted Do I have to be connected to a Console to make programming changes Since Remote Access knows the prog
37. on No audio monitoring will occur LISTEN ONLY The operator will be able to hear sound from the Console but will not be able to talk through the Console s speaker Pressing 9 on a telephone connected to the line disconnects the call press any key but 9 to extend the time 90 seconds TWO WAY MANUAL The operator will be able to hear sound from the Console and will be able to talk through the Console s speaker The operator can switch from listen to talk by pressing 1 or switch from talk to listen by pressing 3 on a telephone connected to the line Pressing 9 disconnects the call press any key but 9 to extend the time 90 seconds TWO WAY DUPLEX The operator will be able to hear sound from the Console and will be able to talk through the Console s speaker The audio board will listen until the operator speaks then the voice activation will switch the voice board to talk as long as the operator speaks The operator can still switch from listen to talk manually by pressing 1 or switch from talk to listen by pressing 3 on a telephone connected to the line with increased volume Pressing 8 returns to two way duplex Pressing 9 disconnects the call Press any key but 9 to extend the time 90 seconds Check the VOICE PROMPTS ENABLED box to have the Console announce system events with a digitally synthesized human voice 23 4 9 SENSORS WDVS 2400 2408 2 0 1 Customer s E Console Acces
38. r and the numerical message up to 20 digits total into the SUPERVISORY area TIP Call the pager number and measure the time between placing the call and the prompt to key in the pager message Use this time measurement to choose the special characters or to insert a delay between the pager telephone number and pager message NOTE Many pager companies require a pound sign to end the message a pound sign at the end of the page alert message is treated as the key not is a delay Example with a 7 second delay and pound sign end 5551234 07734 27 4 12 COMMUNICATOR ENABLED REPORTS Dvs 2400 2408 V2 0 1 Customer E Console Enabled Reports Access Codes Entry Exit T Console Trouble Alarms Open Close Home Automation Audio Disabled E Sensors B Communicator Main Routing and Numbers E 4 by 2 Format B 4 by 2 Point To Point Codes Alarm Trouble E Access Codes Close Open Console Alarm Codes 4 by 2 General Alarm Codes PURPOSE For configuring the Console condition reporting options USER RESPONSE ENABLED REPORTS FORCE ARM Check this box to cause the communicator to report arming of the Console to Away Mode with an open and bypassed sensor CONSOLE TROUBLE Check this box to report low Console backup battery and Console backup battery restoral charged after being low conditions OPEN CLOSE Select an option for the Console s open disarming and c
39. r any changes are made to the sensor type or sensor options test the sensor to verify proper operation Testing the repaired transmitter will reset the TROUBLE indicator 25 4 10 COMMUNICATOR MAIN PURPOSE 0 5 2400 2408 72 01 Customer E Console Access Codes Am Disam T Entry Exit Format Alarms hw s Home Automation Audio Dial Method Sensors Tone Pulse E Communicator Main Routing and Numbers Remote Access Password 387654 Enabled Reports I 30 Second Dialing Delay E 4 by 2 Format 4 by 2 Point To Point Codes Bos osos Communicator Main Alarm T Remote Lockout Trouble Access Codes Close Open Console Alarm Codes 4 by 2 General Alarm Codes For configuring the Console s communicator format dialing method remote access password dialing delay and auto answer options USER RESPONSE 26 COMMUNICATOR MAIN Check the ON box to enable the communicator in the Console NOTE You may want to turn the communicator off while testing the system to prevent the Console from trying to dial out when it is not connected to a telephone line FORMAT Select either 4 BY 2 or ADEMCO CONTACT ID for the communicator format depending on the Central Station s requirements DIAL METHOD Select either TONE or PULSE dialing for the Console REMOTE ACCESS PASSWORD Enter a six digit password This is the password required to connect to the Console with the RA 2400 progr
40. ramming structure you can modify an Account Profile without being connected to a Console This means you can set all of the values for a specific Console configuration and then connect to a unit and send all of the values that you have set This is referred to as off line Console configuration How do I change Console settings while on line While on line with the Console make any changes to the Account Profile then send the data to change the Console Can I make a template with the typical settings for all of my accounts Programming templates can be created to speed up programming multiple Consoles Common settings such as the Central Station telephone number communicator format Console and communicator configurations which are shared by all of your accounts can be stored in an Account Profile and used as a template That template file can be used as a basis for creating each customer Account Profile file See Using Profile Copies in the Help contents for more information on creating a template How do and remove the program s password A password can be set to restrict the RA 2400 to authorized users only To add a password select Change Password from the Options menu Enter the password in the New Password field Verify it by entering the password again in Re type New Password and click OK To remove the password enter your password in Old Password don t enter anything on the New Password and Re type
41. rce arming code will prevent it from reporting 32 4 13 4 4 BY 2 POINT TO POINT DISARMING OPENING CODES DYS 2400 2408 2 0 1 of x Customer E Console Access Codes Open Access Codes Arm Disarm Duress 66 Entry Exit Alarms Home Automation Audio Sensors E Communicator Main Routing and Numbers Enabled Reports E 4 by 2 Format E 4 by 2 Point To Point Codes Alarm Trouble E Access Codes Close Console Alarm Codes 4 by 2 General Alarm Codes PURPOSE To view and edit the duress report code This report is sent when the system is armed or disarmed using the duress access code t NOTE With either reporting method the duress code is the same USER RESPONSE ACCESS CODES OPEN DURESS Enter a new two digit duress code if it needs to be changed t NOTE Entering a 0 for a duress code will prevent it from reporting 33 4 13 5 4 BY 2 CONSOLE ALARM CODES DYS 2400 2408 2 0 1 Customer Console Console Alarm Codes Access Codes Fire Alam 68 Arm Disarm Entry Exit Emergency Alarm 69 Alarms Home Automation Cancel 70 Audio Battery Restore 71 E Sensors E Communicator 2 Main Routing and Numbers isis Enabled Reports E 4 by 2 Format E 4 by 2 Point To Point Codes Alarm Trouble E Access Codes Close Cons n Codes 4 by 2 General Alarm Codes PURPOSE To view and edit the five Console report codes These codes are sent for
42. s Print Setup 1DVS desk unit4 a20 2 DVS desk unit3 a20 3DVS desk unit2 a20 A DVS desk unit a20 EXIT COMMAND PURPOSE To save the active Account Profile s and quit the RA 2400 program USER RESPONSE From the FILE menu choose EXIT To save while exiting in the SAVE CHANGES window click YES If the active Account Profile is the default template select a location and new name for the file and click SAVE If the active Account Profile already has a custom file name it will be saved with the same name t NOTE If more than one Account Profile template is open and has been changed additional SAVE CHANGES windows will appear IMPORTANT AFTER ANY PROGRAMMING CHANGES ARE MADE TO A CONSOLE PERFORM THROUGH TESTING TO VERIFY THAT THE CONSOLE OPERATES AS INTENDED Copyright O 2002 Linear Corporation 217473 46
43. s Codes Sensor Type Installed Enty Ext Alams Home Automation Sensor Options Auto Restore Supervised Hardwired options Wireless x Sensor Status Bypassed low Better Sensor 12 Sensor 13 Trouble Sensor 14 Sensor 15 Sensor 16 Sensor 17 Sensor 18 Sensor 19 Sensor 20 Sensor 21 Sensor 22 Sensor 23 Sensor 24 PURPOSE To display and edit sensors installed in the Console s memory Up to 24 sensors may be installed each with its own type restore and supervision options The status of the sensor selected is also displayed t NOTE To display and edit sensors installed in the Console the sensor data must first be received from the Console see Section 5 5 USER RESPONSE SENSOR TYPE Click on the sensor in the menu tree to view it View or edit the SENSOR TYPE The sensor type options are NOT INSTALLED No sensor has been stored in this sensor location Also can be used to remove a sensor from the Console s memory Sensors cannot be added with this menu HOME AUTOMATION Sensor will trigger the Console s home automation output EMERGENCY Sensor will trigger the emergency siren and report the emergency code to the Central Station POLICE Sensor will trigger the silent panic alarm and report the police code to the Central Station FIRE Sensor will trigger the fire siren and report the fire code to the Central Station 24 4
44. s a series of characters that are commands for the modem Modem s use initialization strings to setup their speed data type and other options The RA 2400 sends the initialization string to the modem before using the modem to connect to the DVS 2400 t NOTE There are hundreds of models of modems available each with unique characteristics Instead of using the default modem string some modems may perform better with a custom initialization string USER RESPONSE Leave USE DEFAULT INITIALIZATION STRING option selected unless you are having trouble connecting with your modem IF YOU ARE HAVING TROUBLE CONNECTING WITH YOUR MODEM and it tests OK with the Windows modem test diagnostics see Section 1 5 try using a custom initialization string Various model modems have different requirements for initialization strings Refer to your modem s manual for the required commands to place the modem in 300 BAUD BELL 103 configuration Two examples are amp F1 amp N1 and NOS37 1 If the initalization string is incorrect the RA 2400 will display ERROR WRITING INITIALIZATION STRING t NOTE When entering a custom initialization string don t enter the AT command The RA 2400 program will do this automatically 14 CREATING A CUSTOM ACCOUNT PROFILE 41 NEWWINDOW enn n n n KK eee 16 42 CUSTOMERINFORMATION 17 43 CONSOLE ACCESS CODES 18 44 CONSOLEARMDDI
45. tically set when the sensor is programmed into the Console The sensor options are AUTO RESTORE This box should be checked for auto restoring sensors that only send alarm transmissions The Console will automatically restore the open sensor SUPERVISED This box should be checked for all sensors that send periodic status reports DXT sensors do not send periodic status reports REMOVE THE CHECK FROM THIS BOX IF A MODEL DXT SENSOR HAS BEEN PROGRAMMED INTO THIS SENSOR LOCATION or if you don t want supervision for that sensor This will keep the Console TROUBLE indicator from lighting due to missing status reports from that sensor NOTE The sensor can still report a low battery condition this will cause the Console s BATTERIES indicator to flash HARDWIRED OPTIONS For Model DVS 2408 only Selects which hardwired loop 1 8 is assigned to the sensor number selected For non hardwired sensors this selection should be set to WIRELESS SENSOR STATUS View the SENSOR STATUS to see the condition of the sensor selected The sensor status conditions are BYPASSED The Console was armed with this sensor open It is currently bypassed and cannot cause an alarm LOW BATTERY The sensor has sent a low battery signal to the Console Replace the sensor s battery TROUBLE The Console has not received a status report from this sensor in 8 hours Sensor may have been out of range of the Console s receiver or the sensor may be non functional NOTE Afte
46. unique ALARM code and TROUBLE code t NOTE With either reporting method the Console alarm codes are the same see Section 4 13 5 USER RESPONSE 4 BY 2 FORMAT Select POINT TO POINT to have the Console s communicator send 4 by 2 Point to Point report codes Select GENERAL to have the Console s communicator send only the five 4 by 2 General report codes 29 4 13 1 4 BY 2 POINT TO POINT ALARM CODES 0 5 2400 2408 2 0 1 Customer E Console Access Codes Enty Esit Alarms Home Automation Audio Sensors E Communicator 2 Main Routing and Numbers Enabled Reports E 4 by 2 Format El 4 by 2 Point To Point Codes Alarm R 8 THE g 8 Alarm Trouble H Access Codes Close pen Console Alarm Codes 4 by 2 General Alarm Codes PURPOSE To view and edit the 24 sensor zone alarm report codes t NOTE 4 by 2 Point to Point Reporting must be selected see Section 4 13 for these codes to report USER RESPONSE ZONE CODES Enter a new two digit alarm code for any sensor zone that needs to be changed t NOTE Entering a 0 for an alarm code will prevent that zone from reporting 30 4 13 2 4 BY 2 POINT TO POINT TROUBLE CODES DVS 2400 2408 2 0 1 Customer Console peu Access Codes Entry Exit Alarms Home Automation Audio H Sensors E Communicator Main Routing and Numbers Enabled Reports E 4 by 2 Format E3 4 by
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