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PARTITION
KEYPADS
INT-S-GR
INT-S-BL
int-s_e 04/06
The INT-S-GR and INT-S-BL partition keypads are designed for work in conjunction with
INTEGRA and CA-64 alarm control panels. They differ in the backlight color of their keys,
which is green in the INT-S-GR and blue in the INT-S-BL. The partition keypads are used to
control the arming mode in one partition, to perform a function of monitoring access and
controlling operation of the electromagnetic door locks, as well as monitoring closure of those
doors. The keypads make it possible to change the user code and call the functions
controlling the external devices.
This manual applies to the partition keypad with firmware version 1.2.
1. Description of partition keypad
The partition keypad has 12 keys with permanent or temporary (automatically activated)
mode backlight and LED indicators.
LED designation:
-
ALARM
(red color) - steady light
indicates an alarm in the keypad
controlled partition, while blinking
indicates that an alarm was triggered
in the partition.
-
ARMED
(green color) - steady light
indicates that the partition to which the
keypad is assigned has been armed.
Blinking indicates countdown of the
exit delay.
-
TROUBLE
(yellow color) – blinking
indicates that a technical problem has
occurred. The signaling applies to
troubles from the entire alarm system,
not only from the keypad controlled
partition. The type of trouble can be
checked on the LCD keypad. Arming
the keypad controlled partition will
disable the trouble signaling.
Disarming the partition will restore the
trouble signaling.
Figure 1. Partition keypad.
Alternative blinking of all the LEDs (from top to bottom) indicates lack of communication
between the keypad and the control panel. This situation may take place when the STARTER
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program is running in the control panel, or when the cable connecting the keypad and the
control panel is damaged.
Note:
All LEDs may be OFF in the arming mode, depending on the control panel settings.
Information on the use of the partition keypad can be found in the user manual of INTEGRA
control panel.
Explanations to Fig. 2:
1 –
terminals
:
NO
– relay terminals. The
NO terminals are used
for control of the door
electromagnetic lock.
IN
– door status control
input (NC). If not
used, it should be
short-circuited to the
common ground.
COM
– common ground.
+12V
– power supply input.
DTA, CLK
– expander bus.
2 –
package of DIP-switches
for
setting individual address of the
keypad.
3 –
tamper contact
. The spring should
be pressed against the wall.
4 –
buzzer
.
Figure 2. Schematic view of the keypad electronics board.
2. Installation and Connection of the Module
Note:
Prior to hookup of the module to the existing alarm system, disconnect the whole
system from the mains supply.
1. Push in the snap catch in the lower part of module plastic casing and remove the cover.
2. Pass the lead through the rectangular opening in the lower part of the casing.
3. Attach the lower part of the casing to the wall.
4. The terminals DTA, CLK and COM connect with wires to the expander bus on the control
panel PCB.
5. Using the DIP-switches, set the keypad address. The address should be set by means of
the switches 1 to 5 (the status of the other switches is irrelevant). This address must differ
from those of the other modules connected to the control panel expander bus. In order to
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determine the keypad address, add up the numbers set on particular DIP switches,
according to Table 1.
Switch number
1
2
3
4
5
Numerical equivalent
(DIP switch in ON position)
1
2
4
8
16
Table 1.
address: 6
address: 22
Figure 3. Addressing examples.
Five switches make it possible to assign addresses to 32 expanders (numbers from 0
to 31). The addresses of expanders connected to one bus cannot be repeated, but the
addressing order can be random. It is recommended that consecutive addresses, starting
from zero, be assigned to expanders and modules connected to one bus. This will allow to
avoid problems during expansion of the system.
6. Connect the module supply to the +12V terminal. The keypad supply does not have to be
provided from the control panel main board. An additional power supply unit or expander
with power supply can be used for this purpose. Details regarding the cable connections
are described in the installer's manual for the alarm control panel.
7. Connect the wires of the door state control sensor to the IN and COM terminals.
8. If the keypad is to serve as a code lock, connect the wires to control the electromagnetic
door lock (or another device) to the NO terminals.
9. Close the casing.
3. Starting the Partition keypad
1. Switch on the alarm system power supply.
2. Call the „
Expander identification
”
function (ÁService mode; ÁStructure; ÁHardware) from
the LCD keypad. After identification, all the settings have either the value of zero or „none”,
and the options are inactive. No acknowledgement when pressing the keys makes one
think that the module fails to respond to entering a code.
Note:
During the identification process, the control panel saves in the module memory
a special (16-bit) number, used for checking the module presence in the system.
Replacement of the module with another one (even having the same address set on
the switches) without a new identification, will result in triggering the alarm (module
tamper - verification error).
3. Using the LCD keypad or DLOADX / DLOAD64 program, configure the keypad functions
and
define the users
authorized to use the given partition keypad.
4. Quit the service mode or the communication session with PC and save the data in the
FLASH memory.
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4. Programming the Partition Keypad Settings
The partition keypad can be programmed by means of the LCD keypad (ÁService mode
ÁStructure ÁHardware ÁExpanders ÁSettings Á
expander selection
) or a computer with
the DLOADX / DLOAD64 program. Described below are settings and options available for
programming. Abbreviations from the LCD keypad display are shown at some of the
functions.
Name
– the option to give an individual (16-character) name to the module. This option can
be accessed in the LCD keypad as follows: ÁService mode ÁStructure ÁHardware
ÁExpanders ÁNames Á
expander selection
.
Partition
- assignment of the keypad to a partition selected from the list.
Lock feature
– the option available in the LCD keypad – its activation provides access to the
Lock
submenu.
Lock
(DLOADX) /
Lock feature
(DLOAD64) – its activation provides access to the lock
feature options.
The options "Lock feature" (LCD / DLOAD64) and "Lock" (DLOADX) refer to operating
the electromagnetic door lock
or another device that requires the access control) to be
operated by
means of the partition keypad.
This function is made available to any user
selected in the „Users” option. The operation is effected by controlling the
NO
relay contacts
(closed; open). The normal (basic) state of the relay contacts depends on how the „Relay
type” option is set. Description of the function refers to a typical application.
Figure 4. DLOADX program window with partition keypad options.
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Lock feature
(DLOADX) /
Lock
(DLOAD64)
ON if partition armed
- selecting this option sets the bistable operating mode of the relay
(i.e. it is active when the partition is armed and normal when the partition is disarmed).
Note:
When operating in this mode the relay will change its state automatically, if the
partition is disarmed from the given keypad. When the partition is disarmed from
another keypad, the state of the relay will change on entering the CODE and pressing
the [
*
] key on the given partition keypad.
Fixed ON time
[ON time]
- this option sets the monostable operating mode of the relay.
When the door opening function is called by the user ([CODE] [
*
]), the relay gets
activated for the time period entered in the „
Relay ON time
”, and then returns to its
normal state.
Fixed ON time - OFF if door open
[ON, open
Æ
off] - the relay is active until the door is
opened (the IN input disconnected from common ground), but not longer than for the
„relay ON time”.
Fixed ON time - OFF if door closed
[ON, close
Æ
off] - the relay is active during the time
when the door is open (the IN input cut off from the common ground) and deactivates
on closing the door (reconnection of the IN input to common ground), but not longer
than for the „relay ON time”.
Relay ON time
– the time period during which the relay is active. Duration of the „relay ON
time” can be from
1
to
255
seconds.
Relay
- this option defines the operating mode of the relay contacts:
NO
- the NO contacts are normally open, they close on activating the relay (during its
active state),
NC
- the NС contacts are normally closed, they open on activating the relay (during its
active state).
Authorization
control
[Unauth. event] – opening the door without entering a password from
the keypad (e.g. with the key) will generate an „Unauthorized door opening” event, it
can also be signaled on the output type 93 (U
NAUTHORIZED ACCESS
).
Alarm on unauth. access
[Unauth. alarm]
– when the partition to which the module is
assigned is armed, unauthorized opening of the door will trigger the alarm and can be
additionally signaled on the output type 94 (A
LARM
– U
NAUTHORIZED ACCESS
).
Max. door open time
- this option defines the time after expiry of which the module will
report the „Long opened door” event to the control panel and activate the audible alarm.
The duration can be set from
0
to
255
seconds.
Dependent on door 1
(or
Dependent on door 2
)
- this function provides a list to choose the
door which must be closed for the lock to operate. Monitoring of the door state is
effected through the IN input in the partition keypad, code lock or CA-64 SR expander of
proximity card readers, or through the zone type 57 (
TECHNICAL
-
D
OOR OPEN
). Two
dependent doors can be selected. The function allows to create a „sluice” type passage.
Master users / Users
- this function defines master users / users authorized to use the given
keypad.
Alarms
FIRE alarm
- holding down the key will trigger the fire alarm.
AUX. alarm
[Medical alarm]
- holding down the key will trigger the auxiliary alarm.
PANIC alarm
- holding down the key will trigger the PANIC alarm.
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