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ALARM FEATURES of IP MONITORS

ALARM FEATURES of IP MONITORS
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ALARM FEATURES of IP MONITORS

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IP Intercom Alarm Function Overview
Product Codes: The devices with alarm functions include VIP70-ALARM, VIP70-SMART, VIP70-WIFI&ALARM, VIP70-WIFI&SMART, and their wall apparatus counterparts.
Alarm Functionality: The alarm function is optional and requires an alarm card installed in the wall apparatus of VIP70 devices. It includes a 10-pin socket for connecting wired and wireless alarm zones, an external siren, a private relay, and a power supply. Zones 1-4 can be wired or wireless, while zones 5-8 are wireless only.
Device Interface: The device homepage displays an alarm icon when an alarm card is installed. Users can access alarm settings using a default password (0000).
Programming Alarm Parameters: Users can manage alarm zones, reset to default settings, view alarm records, and adjust settings such as activation delay, relay delay, alarm delay, and siren time. Wireless devices and remote controls can also be configured.
Alarm Activation and Deactivation: Alarms can be managed through programming or a remote control device, which offers a simpler method with lock and unlock buttons.
Key Settings: Default settings include a 10-second delay for activation, relay, and alarm, with a siren time of 3 minutes. These settings are customizable.
Remote Control Activation: The device emits two beeps when a remote control is used. Activation or deactivation requires pressing buttons for more than three seconds. Up to five remote controls can be connected.
Alarm Activation via Touch: The alarm icon on the homepage allows activation or deactivation. The icon changes color upon activation or deactivation, with the device ringing for a specified duration.
Warnings When Alarm is Triggered: The device identifies and displays messages for triggered zones. Users have 10 seconds to enter the security password before the alarm tone rings for 2 minutes.
Siren and Relay Warnings: Each zone has a programmable alarm activation delay. The siren rings for an initial 3 minutes, adjustable in settings. The relay delay is initially 10 seconds, also adjustable.
Alarm Functions: Triggered alarms are logged with zone number, date, and time, and notifications are sent via SIP SMS to selected numbers.
Sample Alarm Circuit Connection: The alarm connection socket includes 10 sockets with a connection cable provided. Wired detectors must be correctly connected.
Important Notes: The maximum current through the 12V exit is 1A. Detectors exceeding this must use a 12V DC Adaptor. Devices should connect to a UPS for stable operation during power cuts.
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8.1 PRODUCT CODES OF THE DEVICES THAT HAVE ALARM FUNCTION CODES OF THE DEVICES THAT HAS THE ALARM FUNCTION AND GIVEN TO BLOCKS AS A SET: VIP70-ALARM VIP70-SMART VIP70-WIFI&ALARM VIP70-WIFI&SMART VIP70 WALL APPARATUS CODES THAT HAS ALARM FUNCTION: VIP70B-ALARM VIP70B-SMART VIP70B-WIFI&ALARM VIP70B-WIFI&SMART 8.2 ALARM FUNCTION OF THE DEVICE Alarm function is an optional function and not all of the IP INTERCOM devices have that function. Alarm function is only on the wall apparatus of the device, which makes it irrelevant with the monitor of VIP70. Once an alarm card is placed in the VIP70 wall apparatus, that device will gain alarm function. At the back of the wall apparatus, there exists a socket that writes ALARM on top with 10 pins. Wired alarm zones, external siren, private relay and, power supply are connected to that socket. In section 8.5 there is an example connection diagram. Alarm socket connections: Pin1 Zone1 (Wired zone1) Pin6 Gnd THE DEVICES HAS 8 ZONES STARTING FROM ZONE1 TO ZONE8. ZONE1-ZONE4 MAY BE WIRED OR WIRELESS DETECTOR ZONE. ZONE5-ZONE8 CAN BE ONLY WIRELESS DETECTOR ZONE. When alarm function is added to VIP70 device, device homepage will show up like below. Homepage with alarm card placed, alarm set Homepage with alarm card placed, alarm not set If the alarm button shown above doesn't exist, it means that the alarm card is not placed into the wall apparatus and there is no alarm function. In case of touch to those pages above, this screen below will appear:

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Screen 8.1: Device Homepage Screen If “NOT SUPPORTED” warning is seen when the user touches to the ALARM icon at the low left hand side corner, it means that the device doesn’t have the alarm card. If alarm function is supported password screen will show up for the user to write the security password. When 4-digit password is authenticated alarm properties screen will show up. DEFAULT ALARM PASSWORD: 0000 Screen 8.2: Authentication of Alarm Password Alarm password is used to turn off the sirens in case of an alarm, enter the alarm properties menu, change the alarm password and, set the parameters...

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Screen 8.3: Edit Alarm Parameters 8.3.1ADDING OR REMOVING ALARM ZONES FROM THE CIRCUIT Zone screen (Screen 8.4) will show up when the user touches to Zone icon. Then zone/zones are chosen by touching on them. Zones can be activated or deactivated by putting or removing tick on them. If there is a tick on a zone, it means that it is active; if not, it is not active. Zone 1, Zone 2, Zone 3 and Zone 4 can be used in connection of wired and wireless detectors. Only wireless detectors can be connected to Zone5-Zone8. After choosing the zones that will be used, user’s choice will be saved by touching...

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Alarm activation delay: 10 seconds. Relay delay: 10 seconds. Alarm delay: 10 seconds. Siren Time: 3 minutes Zones: Not Active Note: Default settings do not change security password. Homepage (Screen 8.1) will show up when homepage Alarm logs will show up when Alarm Records which zone was the cause of the alarm in these icon is touched in screen 8.3. User can see the time of the alarm and logs. There is a sample below: ALARM ZONE DATE&TIME 8.3.5 ALARM SETTINGS: Alarm Settings Screen (Screen 8.5) shows up when alarm setup icon is touched in Screen 8.3. In that screen parameters like alarm activation...

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Screen 8.6: Call Type Screen Addresses of the devices that will receive SIP SMS is below: Door Keeper XX 841 (XX Block Number) Security 99 901 My Phone Number: XX YYY When alarm is triggered, the device will send an SIP SMS to the given number including the zone that is triggered in the format below: “WARNING! WARNING! ALARM! ZONE X IS TRIGGERED!” 8.3.5.2 ALARM PASSWORD: Screen 8.2 shows up for a new alarm password to be entered when Alarm Password 8.5. icon is touched in Screen DEFAULT SECURITY PASSWORD: 0000 “PLEASE ENTER OLD PASSWORD” message appears. User enters 4-digit old password. (If...

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8.3.5.5 ALARM DELAY: This delay determines how much time will pass before triggering the alarm, ringing sirens and, making the calls. In this time period user can enter the alarm password and cancel the alarm before it is triggered. Zone screen (Screen 8.4) appears when the icon is touched. There, user chooses zones that will be edited and touches to “SAVE&EXIT” icon. In the next screen (Screen 8.2) message below appears: “ALARM DELAY IS 10 SEC. PLEASE ENTER THE NEW ALARM DELAY (1-99SEC).” User enters the alarm delay. “NEW ALARM DELAY IS ACCEPTED” message will appear and process will be completed....

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If the user presses to the control device more than 3 seconds in the given time interval, the message below will appear: “REMOTE RECORDED” And then screen 8.7 and message below appears: “PLEASE CHOOSE WIRELESS ZONE/REMOTE CONTROL KEY THAT YOU WILL EDIT” By doing the process again the remote control devices are connected. If the user doesn’t press to the remote control in 20 seconds the message below will appear: “NO DEVICE FOUND” And then: “PLEASE CHOOSE WIRELESS ZONE/REMOTE CONTROL KEY THAT YOU WILL EDIT” message will appear. Note1: When a remote control devices is connected, Zone 1 and Zone...

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“DEVICE DELETED” iii) Deleting All the Devices by Entering 03: All the wireless devices are deleted without any message appearing when the user enters 03. Screen 8.7 and message below appears after the process: “PLEASE CHOOSE WIRELESS ZONE/REMOTE CONTROL KEY THAT YOU WILL EDIT” 8.4 Activating Alarm of the Device and Deactivating Methods: a-) By Programming the Device Note: Activating and deactivating the alarm by this method is not recommended due to its complexity. For easy activation usage of remote control device and red/green alarm icon at the homepage usage is highly recommended. User enters...

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After the process is completed; i) When Activating the Alarm, the device rings for 10 seconds. However, Alarm Activation Delay is set to 10 seconds but it can be changed. Before the alarm is activated alarm zone must be abandoned. For example if PIR as a detector is being used, it won’t get triggered if the person is inside the alarm zone while it is getting activated. When the alarm activation delay is over, if the person is still inside the alarm zone the alarm will be triggered. After the alarm activation delay, siren warns the user that alarm is activated with two short beeps. Note: Device...

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