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Matrix 832 / 832+ / 424
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
3
Table of Contents
3
Section 1: Technical Specifications & System Overview
7
Technical Specifications
7
Main Control Panel
7
Additional Expanders
9
Battery Capacity Calculations
10
UK Requirements
10
Norwegian & Danish Requirements
10
Swedish Requirements
10
System Overview
11
Section 2: Safety & Approvals
15
Section 3: Mounting Procedure
20
Mounting Procedure for Matrix - Plastic & Metal Case
20
Panel Layout - Plastic Case
20
Panel Layout - Metal Case
21
Battery Installation Procedure
21
Section 4: Cabling Rules for the Matrix Bus
22
System Examples
23
Section 5: Operating Modes
25
Disarmed Mode
25
Armed Mode
25
Arm Mode
25
Entry / Exit Mode
25
Alarm Mode
25
Anti-Code Reset
25
First to Alarm Mode
26
Engineer Mode
26
User Mode
26
Section 6: Keypad/Reader Symbols & Indications
27
The ICON Keypad
27
The LCD Keypad
28
The Proximity Reader
28
Section 7: Programming the System
29
Addressing the LCD & ICON Keypads
29
Addressing the Proximity Reader
30
Connection of MX PROX to a PC
30
Finding Bus Devices
31
Factory Default Settings of Matrix System
31
Engineer Code
31
Global System Options
31
Zone Types, Zone Attributes & Zone Settings
32
User Codes, User Code Attributes & Proximity Card Allocation
33
Keypads & Proximity Readers Partition Allocation
33
System & Tamper Faults Partition Allocation
33
Partition Options
33
Arm Options
33
System Timers
34
Programmable Outputs
34
Digital Communicator
35
Communication Formats
35
Events Reporting
35
DD243 Option Defaults
36
Confirmation Timer Defaults
36
Zone Mapping Defaults
37
Entering / Exiting Engineer Mode
38
Entering Engineer Mode
38
Exiting Engineer Mode
38
Changing Engineer Code
38
Global System Options
39
System Options 1
45
System Options 2
45
System Options 3
45
Zone Types, Configuration, Attributes & Partition Allocation
46
Zone Types
50
Zone Configuration
50
Zone Names Programming from LCD Keypad
53
Key Map Tables
54
User Codes & User Attributes
55
Programming User Codes
58
User Code Partition Allocation
58
User Code Attributes Allocation
58
Temporary Code
58
Assigning / Clearing Proximity Card to / from User Code
58
Keypads & Proximity Readers Partition Allocation
59
Icon Keypad Programming
61
LCD Keypad Programming
61
Proximity Reader Programming
64
Changing Default Language on LCD Keypad
64
System Faults & Tamper Alarms Warning Allocation
65
System Faults (Warning Partition Allocation)
65
Bell and Tamper Faults (Warning Partition Allocation)
65
Partition Options
66
Partition Options 1
68
Partition Options 2
69
Arm Options
69
Exit Terminator Type for Arm Mode a
71
Exit Terminator Type for Arm Mode B
71
Exit Terminator Type for Arm Mode C
72
Exit Terminator Type for Arm Mode D
72
Home & Away Allocation
72
Partition Dependency
72
Keyswitch Zone Arm Mode Allocation
73
Number of Rearms
73
System Timers
74
Bell Time
76
Bell Time Delay
76
Entry Time
76
Exit Time
76
Final Exit Delay
76
Auto-Arm Commencing Time - Every Day
76
Inactivity Auto-Arm
76
AC Fail Warning & Report Delay
76
Telephone Line Fail Warning & Report Delay
76
Seconds in Last Minute of the Day
76
Programmable Outputs
77
PGM Programming
80
Zone to Follow in Partition
80
Section 8: Communication Programming
81
Digital Communicator
82
Account Codes & Account Partition Allocation
84
Up / down Loading Access Code
84
Digital Communicator Options 1
84
Digital Communicator Options 2
84
Test Dial Time
84
Test Dial Interval
84
Telephone Number 1 Allocation
84
Telephone Number 2 Allocation
84
Telephone Number 3 Allocation
85
Test Dial Sequence (Group Reporting)
85
Anti-Code Algorithm Number
85
Reporting Formats
85
Telephone Number Programming & Format Allocation
88
BSIA Format Channel Map
89
Send Options & Group Reporting Sequence
89
Disarmed Mode Events Send Options
91
Arm Mode a Events Send Options
91
Arm Mode B Events Send Options
91
Arm Mode C Events Send Options
92
Arm Mode D Events Send Options
92
Restoral Events Send Options
92
Allocating Telephone Numbers to Alarm Types in Partitions
93
MX Voice Module Support
93
Change Number of Voice Dials
93
Section 9: Installing Dd243
94
Zone Mapping
94
Means of Setting (Arming) and Unsetting (Disarming)
94
Resetting Following an Alarm Condition
95
Mis-Operation Signals
95
DD243 Options Table
96
DD243 Options 1
98
DD243 Zone Map
98
DD243 Partition Confirmation Times
98
Section 10: Events Memory Log & System Maintenance
99
Reading the Event Log
99
Viewing Event Log Memory
100
System Faults & Maintenance
105
NVM Reset to Factory Default
105
Programmable Outputs Test
105
Walk Test
105
Scan for Devices on the Bus
105
Local up / down Loading Session (RS232)
106
Engineer Code NVM Reset to Factory Default
106
Programmable Outputs Test
106
Walk Test
106
Scan for Devices on the Bus
106
Local up / down Loading Using RS232 Output
106
Section 11: Udl Pc Software Data Management
107
Customer Explorer
107
Editing Customer Information
109
Global Information
110
Principal Contact
110
Keyholders
110
Partition Information
110
Exporting and Importing Customers
111
Entering Panel Details & Uploading/Downloading to the Panel
112
Default Records
113
Normal Dial to the Panel
114
AMC Dial to the Panel
114
Local Connection
115
Dial Back
115
Sending Data to a Panel
115
Getting Data from a Panel
115
Verifying Panel Details
115
Online Panel Information
116
Modem Settings
117
Modem Types
117
Configuring Communications Options
117
Configuring Dial Options
118
Configuring Dial Back Options
119
Configuring Computer Network Options
120
Character Set Options
121
Customer Map
122
Configuring Other Options
123
Using Help
124
Section 12: Installation, Service & Maintenance
125
Scanning for Devices
126
Matrix 832 PCB
129
Matrix 832+ PCB
130
Matrix 424 PCB
131
Matrix Voice Module
132
Programming the Voice Module
132
Voice Module Connections to Matrix 832
133
MX-BATT Battery Monitor Board
134
Matrix Zone Expanders
135
Local Plug-On 8 Zone Expander
135
MX-RIX with Zone Analyser
137
Matrix PGM Expanders
142
MX-ROX8R/8T Connections to 832
143
MX-ROX8R/8T Connections to 832
144
Keypads & Proximity Readers Connections
145
Connecting a Single Keypad to Matrix 832
145
Connecting a Single Keypad to Matrix 832
146
Connecting Multiple Keypads to a Matrix 832 - Daisy Chain
147
Connecting Multiple Keypads to a Matrix 832 - Star Configuration
148
Connecting Proximity Readers to a Matrix 832
148
Connecting Proximity Readers to a Matrix 832
149
Connecting a Matrix to a Telephone Line
149
Zone Wiring Diagrams
150
Zone Doubling to Matrix 832
150
Zone Doubling to Matrix 832
151
Zone Doubling to Matrix 424
152
Normally Closed Zones to Matrix 832
153
Double End of Line Resistors to Matrix 832
153
Double End of Line Resistors to Matrix 832
154
Programmable Outputs Connections
155
Belle Connection to Matrix 832
155
Belle Connection to Matrix 832
156
Belle Connection to Matrix 424
157
Decibell Connection to Matrix 832
158
Decibell Connection to Matrix 424
158
Twin Alert Connection to Matrix 832
159
Twin Alert Connection to Matrix 832
160
Twin Alert Connection to Matrix 424
161
Vocaliser Connection to Matrix 832
161
Vocaliser Connection to Matrix 832
162
Two Wire Fire Detector Connection to Matrix 832
163
Normally Open Four Wire Fire Detector Connection to Matrix 832
163
Buzzer, LED & any Siren Connection to PGM on Matrix 832
164
High-Powered Siren Connections for Matrix 832 / 832+ / 424
164
Section 13: Partition Management
165
Example 1
165
Example 2
166
Section 14: Engineer Quick Programming Guide
167
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Model
Matrix 832
Category
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Language
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