Pyronix Matrix 832 Programming Manual

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CONTENTS
1. ENGINEER MENU SYSTEM..................................................................................................................4
1.1 Entering Engineers Mode ..................................................................................................................................... 4
1.2 Exiting Engineers Mode........................................................................................................................................4
1.3 Entering Engineer Menu.......................................................................................................................................4
1.4 Exiting Engineer Menu ......................................................................................................................................... 4
1.5 Testing Partitions.................................................................................................................................................. 4
1.6 Navigating the Menu.............................................................................................................................................4
1.6.1 Menu Sections..............................................................................................................................................4
1.7 Initial Power up .....................................................................................................................................................4
1.8 Menu Structure .....................................................................................................................................................4
2. ACCESSING USER FUNCTIONS..........................................................................................................8
3. CHANGE ENGINEER CODE (FUNCTION 125) ....................................................................................9
4. SYSTEM OPTIONS ..............................................................................................................................10
4.1 System Options 1 (Function 200) .......................................................................................................................10
4.2 System Options 2 (Function 201) .......................................................................................................................11
4.3 System Options 3 (Function 202) .......................................................................................................................12
5. ZONES..................................................................................................................................................13
5.1 Zone Connections (Function 250) ......................................................................................................................13
5.2 Zone Names on LCD Keypad (Function 252) ....................................................................................................13
5.3 Zone Type – Arm Mode A (Function 261) .......................................................................................................... 15
5.4 Zone Type – Arm Mode B (Function 262) .......................................................................................................... 15
5.5 Zone Type – Arm Mode C (Function 263).......................................................................................................... 15
5.6 Zone Type – Arm Mode D (Function 264).......................................................................................................... 15
5.7 Zone Attributes – Arm Mode A (Function 271)...................................................................................................16
5.8 Zone Attributes – Arm Mode B (Function 272)...................................................................................................16
5.9 Zone Attributes – Arm Mode C (Function 273)...................................................................................................16
5.10 Zone Attributes – Arm Mode D (Function 274).................................................................................................16
5.11 Zone Partition (Function 280)...........................................................................................................................17
5.12 Copy Arm A to B,C & D (Function 290)............................................................................................................17
6. USERS..................................................................................................................................................18
6.1 User Code Partition (Function 300)....................................................................................................................18
6.2 User Code Attributes (Function 301)..................................................................................................................19
6.3 Temporary Code (Function 302) ........................................................................................................................19
7. KEYPADS/PROXIMITY READERS .....................................................................................................20
7.1 ICON Partition Allocation (Function 350) ........................................................................................................... 20
7.2 ICON Public/Private (Function 351) ...................................................................................................................20
7.3 LCD Partition Allocation (Function 352) ............................................................................................................. 21
7.4 LCD Public/Private (Function 353) .....................................................................................................................21
7.5 Change Label Messages (Function 354) ...........................................................................................................22
7.6 Assign Disarmed Labels (Function 355) ............................................................................................................23
7.7 Assign Armed Labels (Function 356) .................................................................................................................23
7.8 LCD Contrast (Function 357)..............................................................................................................................23
7.9 Proximity Reader Partition Allocation (Function 358).........................................................................................23
7.10 Proximity Reader Public/Private (Function 359)...............................................................................................24
7.11 LCD Keypad Language (Function 360)............................................................................................................24
8. FAULTS................................................................................................................................................25
8.1 System Fault Partition (Function 380) ................................................................................................................25
8.2 Bell/Tamper Fault Partition (Function 381).........................................................................................................25
9. PARTITION OPTIONS .........................................................................................................................26
9.1 Partition Options 1 (Function 400)......................................................................................................................26
9.2 Partition Options 2 (Function 401)......................................................................................................................27
10. ARM OPTIONS...................................................................................................................................28
10.1 Exit Terminator – Arm Mode A (Function 450).................................................................................................28
10.2 Exit Terminator – Arm Mode B (Function 451).................................................................................................28
10.3 Exit Terminator – Arm Mode C (Function 452).................................................................................................28
10.4 Exit Terminator – Arm Mode D (Function 453).................................................................................................28
10.5 Home & Away Allocation (Function 454)..........................................................................................................29
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10.6 Partition Dependency (Function 455) ...............................................................................................................30
10.7 Keyswitch Arm Mode Allocation (Function 456) ...............................................................................................31
10.8 Number of Rearms (Function 457) ...................................................................................................................31
11. SYSTEM TIMERS...............................................................................................................................32
11.1 Bell Time (Function 500)...................................................................................................................................32
11.2 Bell Time Delay (Function 501) ........................................................................................................................32
11.3 Entry Time (Function 502) ................................................................................................................................32
11.4 Exit Time (Function 503)...................................................................................................................................33
11.5 Final Exit Delay (Function 504).........................................................................................................................33
11.6 Auto Arm Commence Time (Function 505) ......................................................................................................33
11.7 Inactivity Auto Arm (Function 506)....................................................................................................................34
11.8 AC Fail Warning Delay (Function 507) .............................................................................................................34
11.9 Telephone Line Fail Warning Delay (Function 508) .........................................................................................34
11.10 Seconds in Last Minute of Day (Function 509)...............................................................................................34
12. OUTPUTS ...........................................................................................................................................35
12.1 Zone to Follow in Partition (Function 551)........................................................................................................35
12.2 PGM Type (Function 555) ................................................................................................................................35
12.2.1 PGM Types...............................................................................................................................................36
12.3 PGM Options (Function 556) ............................................................................................................................37
13. COMMUNICATIONS ..........................................................................................................................38
13.1 Account Codes & Partitions Allocation (Function 600).....................................................................................38
13.2 Up/Downloading Access Code (Function 601).................................................................................................38
13.3 Digital Communicator Options 1 (Function 602)...............................................................................................39
13.4 Test Dial Time (Function 603) ..........................................................................................................................39
13.5 Test Dial Interval (Function 604).......................................................................................................................40
13.6 Telephone Number 1 Allocation (Function 605) ...............................................................................................40
13.7 Telephone Number 2 Allocation (Function 606) ...............................................................................................40
13.8 Telephone Number 3 Allocation (Function 607) ...............................................................................................40
13.9 Test Dial Sequence (Function 608) ..................................................................................................................41
13.10 Anti-Code Algorithm (Function 609) ...............................................................................................................41
13.11 Digital Communicator Options 2 (Function 610).............................................................................................41
14. REPORTING.......................................................................................................................................42
14.1 Telephone Number Only (Function 651) ..........................................................................................................42
14.2 Telephone Format Only (Function 652)............................................................................................................43
14.3 BSIA Format Channel Map (Function 655) ......................................................................................................43
15. SEND OPTIONS .................................................................................................................................44
15.1 Disarmed Mode Events Send Options (Function 700) .....................................................................................44
15.2 Arm Mode A Events Send Options (Function 701)...........................................................................................45
15.3 Arm Mode B Events Send Options (Function 702)...........................................................................................45
15.4 Arm Mode C Events Send Options (Function 703) ..........................................................................................45
15.5 Arm Mode D Events Send Options (Function 704) ..........................................................................................45
15.6 Restoral Events Send Options (Function 705) .................................................................................................46
15.7 Allocating Telephone Numbers to Alarm Types (Function 706).......................................................................47
15.8 MX-VOICE Module Support (Function 707) .....................................................................................................48
15.9 Number of Voice Dials (Function 709)..............................................................................................................48
16. MAINTENANCE..................................................................................................................................49
16.1 Viewing Event Log Memory (Function 113)......................................................................................................49
16.1.1 Event Log Interpretation Table .................................................................................................................50
16.2 Engineer Code NVM Reset (Function 751) ......................................................................................................55
16.3 Programmable Outputs Test (Function 752) ....................................................................................................55
16.4 Walk Test (Function 753)..................................................................................................................................55
16.5 Scan for Devices on the Bus (Function 754) ....................................................................................................55
16.6 Local Up/Downloading – RS232 (Function 755) ..............................................................................................55
16.7 Battery Charger Test (Function 756) ................................................................................................................56
16.8 Panel Software Version Number (Function 757) ..............................................................................................57
17. DD243 .................................................................................................................................................58
17.1 DD243 Options 1 (Function 800) ......................................................................................................................58
17.2 DD243 Zone Map (Function 802) .....................................................................................................................58
17.3 DD243 Partition Confirmation Times (Function 804)........................................................................................59
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18. WIRELESS .........................................................................................................................................60
18.1 Program Key fob (Function 900) ......................................................................................................................60
18.2 Key Fob Actions ...............................................................................................................................................61
18.3 Supervision Time (Function 901)......................................................................................................................61
19. CONTACT ID EVENT CODES ...........................................................................................................62
20. ENGINEER QUICK REFERENCE .....................................................................................................64
20.1 Entering / Exiting Engineer Mode.....................................................................................................................64
20.2 Programming Functions ...................................................................................................................................64
20.3 Engineer Functions...........................................................................................................................................66
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1. ENGINEER MENU SYSTEM
1.1 Entering Engineers Mode
¾ Enter Engineer mode by pressing  () (default engineer code - 9999).
¾ Press . 'Engineers Mode' will be displayed.
Note: Engineer mode can only be entered if all partitions are disarmed.
1.2 Exiting Engineers Mode
¾ Press then . If any tampers are active, then these will be displayed on the keypad.
¾ Press then to exit engineers mode.
1.3 Entering Engineer Menu
NOTE: The Engineer Menu is currently only available on UK LCD keypads.
¾ In Engineers Mode, Press the key.
1.4 Exiting Engineer Menu
¾ Press the key. Note: You must not be in an active function.
1.5 Testing Partitions
A test facility for all partitions is available in Engineers Mode. To enter this function, once in Engineers
Mode, enter the Engineers Code again. The partition test facility will be displayed.
M
AKE SURE ALL PARTITIONS ARE DISARMED BEFORE EXITING ENGINEERS MODE.
1.6 Navigating the Menu
¾ The menu structure is shown below. Use the and keys to navigate through the menu.
1.6.1 Menu Sections
All menu entries starting with a
►
symbol sub-menu headings. To enter a sub-menu press the key.
Functions within the sub-menus are indicated by a
>
symbol. Press the key to run the function.
When a menu function has been completed you will be returned to the engineer menu.
1.7 Initial Power up
On initial power up the LCD keypad will display the address. This will be shown as ‘Matrix Keypad ID
[1]’, the number in the brackets indicate the address of the keypad, to change this you must select the
correct address from the dip switches – as shown in the installation manual.
1.8 Menu Structure
Menu Section Sub-Section Equivalent Function
►SYSTEM OPTIONS >SYSTEM OPTIONS 1

>SYSTEM OPTIONS 2

>SYSTEM OPTIONS 3

►ZONES >CONNECTIONS

>ZONE TYPE

>ZONE TYPE – A

>ZONE TYPE – B

>ZONE TYPE – C

>ZONE TYPE – D

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Menu Section Sub-Section Equivalent Function
>ZONE ATTRIB – A

>ZONE ATTRIB – B

>ZONE ATTRIB – C

>ZONE ATTRIB – D

>ZONE PARTITION

>COPY A, TO B,C&D

►USERS >CODE ALLOCATION

>CODE ATTRIBUTES

>CODE LIMITS

►KEYPADS/PROX >ICON ALLOCATION

>ICON PUB/PRIV

>LCD ALLOCATION

>LCD PUB/PRIV

>DISPLAY TEXT

>DISARM TEXT

>ARM TEXT

>RKP CONTRAST

>PROX ALLOCATION

>PROX PUB/PRIV

>LCD LANGUAGE

►FAULTS >SYSTEM FAULTS

>TAMPER ALARMS

►PARTITION OPTS >PARTITION OPT 1

>PARTITION OPT 2

►ARM OPTIONS >EXIT MODES A

>EXIT MODES B

>EXIT MODES C

>EXIT MODES D

>HOME & AWAY OPT

>ARM DEPENDANCY

>KEYSWITCH MODE

>NO. OF REARMS

►SYSTEM TIMERS >BELL TIME

>BELL DELAY TIME

>ENTRY TIME

>EXIT TIME

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Menu Section Sub-Section Equivalent Function
>SETTLE TIME

>AUTO ARM

>INACT AUTO ARM

>AC FAIL DELAY

>LINE FAIL DELAY

>TIME LOST/GAIN

►OUTPUTS >FOLLOW ZONE

>PGM TYPE

>PGM OPTIONS

►COMMUNICATION >ACCOUNT CODE

>UDL CODE

>DIGIT COMM OPT 1

>DIGIT COMM OPT 2

>TEST DIAL TIME

>TST DIAL PERIOD

>DIAL SEQUENCE 1

>DIAL SEQUENCE 2

>DIAL SEQUENCE 3

>TEST DIAL ORDER

>ANTICODE PREFIX

►REPORTING >TEL No. ONLY

>TEL FORMAT ONLY

>DIGIT CHAN’L MAP

►SEND OPTIONS >DISARM SIGNALS

>ARM A SIGNALS

>ARM B SIGNALS

>ARM C SIGNALS

>ARM D SIGNALS

>DIGI RESTORALS

>EVENT PHONE No.

>VOICE MODULE

>VOICE DIALS

►MAINTENANCE >VIEW EVENT LOG

>NVM RESET

>PGM TEST

>ZONE WALK TEST

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Menu Section Sub-Section Equivalent Function
>DEVICE SCAN

>RS232 UDL

>BATT CHARGE TEST

>PANEL VERSION

>CHANGE ENG CODE

►DD243 >DD243 OPT 1

>DD243 ZONE MAP

>CONFIRM TIME

►RADIO EXPANDER >PROGRAM KEYFOB

>SUPERVISION TIME

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2. ACCESSING USER FUNCTIONS
Whilst in Engineer Mode all master user options, apart from changing user codes, are accessible by
prefixing the user option number by :
Function Number Master User Options

– Arm with omits (bypass)

– View event log

– Change keypad sounder volume*

– Change keypad brightness*

– View date and time

– Change reader sounder volume*

– Change system time

– Change system date

– Pulse PGM

– Open 1hr download window

– Proximity card allocating

– Add Key fobs
*NOTE: These functions terminate by exiting Engineer mode.
Engineer Mode allows you to arm and disarm the panel if the first three digits of the engineer code do
not coincide with the numbers of programming functions and engineer commands, and also if the first
digit is not equal to 0. For instance, if the engineer code is 9999, by entering in Engineer Mode you can
access the arm/disarm commands and reset the alarm panel in the same way as with a Master User
Code allocated in all partitions.
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3. CHANGE ENGINEER CODE (FUNCTION 125)
Press .
This starts the function
ENTER NEW CODE
______
Enter a 4, 5 or 6-digit engineer code.
Example shows a 4-digit
engineer code
ENTER NEW CODE
****__
Press to accept the code.
NOTE: If a 6-digit code is used, the cod
e
will be accepted automatically.
REPEAT NEW CODE
______
Re-enter the 4, 5 or 6-digit engineer code.
Example shows a 4-digit
engineer code
REPEAT NEW CODE
****__
Press to accept the code.
NOTE: If a 6-digit code is used, the code will be
accepted automatically.
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4. SYSTEM OPTIONS
4.1 System Options 1 (Function 200)
Press .
This starts the function
SYSTEM OPTIONS 1
OPTION 1 OFF
The current system options are displayed.
Select any option by using the and
keys, or use the – keys to select that
option directly.
Press to toggle the option
ON
or
OFF
.
Press to accept the options.
There are 8 options
SYSTEM OPTIONS 1
OPTION 8 OFF
SYSTEM OPTIONS 1
OPTION 7 OFF
SYSTEM OPTIONS 1
OPTION 6 OFF
SYSTEM OPTIONS 1
OPTION 5 OFF
SYSTEM OPTIONS 1
OPTION 4 OFF
SYSTEM OPTIONS 1
OPTION 3 OFF
SYSTEM OPTIONS 1
OPTION 2 ON
SYSTEM OPTIONS 1
OPTION 1 OFF
№ OPTION OFF OPTION ON
1 AC Fail Warning Enabled AC Fail Warning Disabled
2 Battery Monitoring Disabled Battery Monitoring Enabled
3 Link Only NVM Reset Engineer Code and Link NVM Reset
4 No Limit Log & Event Reporting Limit Log & Event Reporting (16 Events)
5 Telephone Line Fail Fault Indication Only Telephone Line Fail Alarm & Fault Indication
6 Global Tamper 0V Removed Global Tamper 0V Applied
7 50Hz AC Frequency 60Hz AC Frequency
8 AC Derived Real Time Clock Quartz Derived Real Time Clock
Shaded = Default
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4.2 System Options 2 (Function 201)
Press .
This starts the function
SYSTEM OPTIONS 2
OPTION 1 ON
The current system options are displayed.
Select any option by using the and
keys, or use the – keys to select that
option directly.
Press to toggle the option
ON
or
OFF
.
Press to accept the options.
There are 8 options
SYSTEM OPTIONS 1
OPTION 8 OFF
SYSTEM OPTIONS 1
OPTION 7 OFF
SYSTEM OPTIONS 1
OPTION 6 OFF
SYSTEM OPTIONS 1
OPTION 5 OFF
SYSTEM OPTIONS 1
OPTION 4 OFF
SYSTEM OPTIONS 1
OPTION 3 ON
SYSTEM OPTIONS 1
OPTION 2 ON
SYSTEM OPTIONS 2
OPTION 1 ON
№ OPTION OFF OPTION ON
1 Fault Warning on Device Missing Tamper Alarm on Device Missing
2 Do not put zone restorals in the log Put zone restorals in the log
3 Spare Spare
4 Disallow arm when H,P,I,F,M zones are open Allow arm when H,P,I,F,M zones are open
5
Immediate zones open on exit does not cause
an alarm
Immediate zones open on exit causes an alarm
6# Do not suspend exit timer on open zone Suspend exit timer on open zone
7 Do not enable Bell/GT EOL Allow Bell/GT EOL
8
Allow users with proximity cards AND user codes
to use codes all the time
Allow users with proximity cards AND user codes
to use codes to disarm whilst armed, after alarm
only
Shaded = Default
#NOTE: Italy – This option MUST be set to
OFF
to conform to CEI79.
Belgium - This option MUST be set to
OFF
to conform to T014.
Important Notes About The Wireless System
Please note that when the Matrix system recognises that a Wireless Expander has been installed, the
following options will be automatically changed as shown in the table below. Please see the following
page for the original defaults.
 - System Options 2,
№
O
O
P
P
T
T
I
I
O
O
N
N
System Options 2
O
O
F
F
F
F
O
O
N
N
4 Allow Arm If H, I, P, F, M, T Zones Open* No [Yes]
5 Immediate Zones Open On Exit [Does Not Cause Alarm] Cause Alarm
6
Suspend Exit Timer On Open Zone*g
No [Yes]
Systems Options 2, Option 6: Suspend Exit Timer On Open Zone
This function will be set to YES and disabled from the system completely.
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4.3 System Options 3 (Function 202)
Press .
This starts the function
SYSTEM OPTIONS 3
OPTION 1 OFF
The current system options are displayed.
Select any option by using the and
keys, or use the – keys to select that
option directly.
Press to toggle the option
ON
or
OFF
.
Press to accept the options.
There are 6 options
SYSTEM OPTIONS 1
OPTION 6 ON
SYSTEM OPTIONS 1
OPTION 5 OFF
SYSTEM OPTIONS 1
OPTION 4 OFF
SYSTEM OPTIONS 1
OPTION 3 ON
SYSTEM OPTIONS 1
OPTION 2 OFF
SYSTEM OPTIONS 3
OPTION 1 OFF
№ OPTION OFF OPTION ON
1 Do not hide the display
Hide display after 20 seconds of keypad
inactivity
2 Restore battery faults as they occur Restore battery faults when exit engineer mode
3 Display ALARM in FTA mode Display ALARM as alarms occur
4* Allow arming during mains fail Disallow arm during mains fail
5* Allow arm with battery fault Disallow arm with battery fault
6#
Tamper on user omitted zones does not cause
alarm
Tamper on user omitted zones does cause alarm
7
Wireless jamming fault When armed does not
cause tamper
Wireless jamming fault when armed causes
tamper
8
Allow Wireless keyfob disarm during entry
period only
Allow Wireless keyfob disarm always
Shaded = Default
*NOTE: Belgium - This option MUST be set to
ON
to comply with T014.
#NOTE: Belgium - This option MUST be set to
Causes Alarm
to comply with T014.
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5. ZONES
5.1 Zone Connections (Function 250)
Press .
This starts the function
ZONE CONNECTIONS
OPTION 1 OFF
The current system options are displayed.
Select any option by using the and
keys, or use the – keys to select that
option directly.
Press to toggle the option
ON
or
OFF
.
Press to accept the options.
There are 4 options
SYSTEM OPTIONS 1
OPTION 4 OFF
SYSTEM OPTIONS 1
OPTION 3 OFF
SYSTEM OPTIONS 1
OPTION 2 OFF
ZONE CONNECTIONS
OPTION 1 OFF
№ OPTION OFF OPTION ON
1* With End of Line Resistors Without End of Line Resistors
2 Zone Doubling Disabled Zone Doubling Enabled
3 350ms All Zones 100ms All Zones (fast zones)
4# Zone 1: 30ms Zone - Disabled Zone 1: 30ms Zone - Enabled
5
Single End of Line Zones (Alarm zones - no
tamper) - Disabled
Single End of Line Zones (Alarm zones – no
tamper) - Enabled
Shaded = Default.
NOTE: Using Zone Doubling it is possible to wire up to 64 zones (see installation manual)
*NOTE: Italy – To comply with CEI79 Level 2, zones MUST be DEOL.
#NOTE: Italy – To comply with CEI79, this option must only be enabled if Zone 1 is
connected to an inertia detector.
5.2 Zone Names on LCD Keypad (Function 252)
Press .
The current zone name
is displayed for Zone 1.
SELECT ZONE 01
>ZONE 1
Use the following keys to select a zone name to
edit:
= Increment by 1 = Decrement by 1
= Increment by 10 = Decrement by
10
Press to select the zone.
For example Zone 6
SELECT ZONE 06
>ZONE 6
EDIT TEXT 06
>ZONE 6
A flashing cursor is placed over the first
character of the zone name. Use the and
keys to move the cursor to the desired
position. Use the – keys to change the
character displayed at the current cursor
position (see table below). Repeat for all
characters as required. Press to accept the
changes. The flashing cursor is removed. You
may now select another zone to change.
Example shows
changing
ZONE 6
to
ZONE SIX
EDIT TEXT 06
>ONE 6Z
EDIT TEXT 06
>ZONE 6
EDIT TEXT 06
>ZONE S
EDIT TEXT 06
>ZONE SIX
To exit the function press the key.
Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual
Page 14 RINS916-6
The following tables show how to obtain certain characters when programming user names, zone
names, etc. Each time you press the same numerical key, the next character is chosen. There are three
tables shown. Use only the table that corresponds to the LCD keypad language setting as some keys will
vary.
RUSSIAN / BULGARIAN
Key Number of key presses Key Number of key presses
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
A
A
B
B
C
C
1
1
À
À
Á
Á
Â
Â
Ã
Ã
Ä
Ä
Å
Å
Æ
Æ
Ç
Ç
Б
Б
Г
Г
Д
Д
b
b
Ы
Ы
ą
ą
A
P
P
Q
Q
R
R
6
6
ß
ß
Σ
Σ
π
π
Я
Я
®
®
#
D
D
E
E
F
F
2
2
È
È
É
É
Ê
Ê
Ë
Ë
Ф
Ф
⌂
⌂
З
З
ę
ę
S
S
T
T
U
U
7
7
Ù
Ù
Ú
Ú
Û
Û
Ü
Ü
Ъ
Ъ
Ś
Ś
G
G
H
H
I
I
3
3
Ì
Ì
Í
Í
Î
Î
Ï
Ï
Ë
Ë
Д
Д
V
V
W
W
X
X
8
8
П
П
У
У
Ф
Ф
Ц
Ц
Ч
Ч
J
J
K
K
L
L
4
4
Ж
Ж
Э
Э
И
И
Й
Й
Л
Л
Ь
Ь
Y
Y
Z
Z
9
9
♥
♥
♫
♫
♦
♦
ш
ш
Щ
Щ
Ю
Ю
Ż
Ż
Ź
Ź
M
M
N
N
O
O
5
5
Ñ
Ñ
Ò
Ò
Ó
Ó
Ô
Ô
Õ
Õ
Ö
Ö
Ш
Ш
0
0
#
#
!
!
CZECH
Key Number of key presses Key Number of key presses
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
A
A
B
B
C
C
1
1
À
À
Á
Á
Â
Â
Ã
Ã
Ä
Ä
Å
Å
Æ
Æ
Ç
Ç
Б
Б
Г
Г
Д
Д
b
b
Ы
Ы
A
P
P
Q
Q
R
R
6
6
ß
ß
Σ
Σ
π
π
Я
Я
®
®
#
D
D
E
E
F
F
2
2
È
È
É
É
Ê
Ê
Ë
Ë
Ф
Ф
⌂
⌂
З
З
S
S
T
T
U
U
7
7
Ù
Ù
Ú
Ú
Û
Û
Ü
Ü
Ъ
Ъ
G
G
H
H
I
I
3
3
Ì
Ì
Í
Í
Î
Î
Ï
Ï
Ë
Ë
V
V
W
W
X
X
8
8
П
П
У
У
Ф
Ф
Ц
Ц
Ч
Ч
J
J
K
K
L
L
4
4
Ж
Ж
Э
Э
И
И
Й
Й
Л
Л
ś
ś
Y
Y
Z
Z
9
9
♥
♥
♫
♫
♦
♦
ш
ш
Щ
Щ
Ю
Ю
M
M
N
N
O
O
5
5
Ñ
Ñ
Ò
Ò
Ó
Ó
Ô
Ô
Õ
Õ
Ö
Ö
0
0
#
#
!
!
GREEK
Key Number of key presses Key Number of key presses
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
A B C 1 À Á Â Ã Ä Å Æ Ç Б Г Д b Ы ą
A
P Q R 6 ß Σ π Я ®
#
D E F 2 È É Ê Ë Ф ⌂ З Ш
S T U 7 Ù Ú Û Ü Ъ ♰
G H I 3 Ì Í Î Ï Ë ♫
V W X 8 П У Ф Ц Ч
J K L 4 Ж Э И Й Л
Y Z 9 ♥ ♫ ♦ ш Щ Ю ♱ Ź
M N O 5 Ñ Ò Ó Ô Õ Ö ♯
0 # !
ALL OTHER LANGUAGES
Key Number of key presses Key Number of key presses
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
A B C 1 À Á Â Ã Ä Å Æ Ç Б Г Д b Ы ą
A
P Q R 6 ß Σ π Я ®
#
D E F 2 È É Ê Ë Ф ⌂ З ę
S T U 7 Ù Ú Û Ü Ъ ś
G H I 3 Ì Í Î Ï Ë ć
V W X 8 П У Ф Ц Ч
J K L 4 Ж Э И Й Л Ł
Y Z 9 ♥ ♫ ♦ ш Щ Ю Ż Ź
M N O 5 Ñ Ò Ó Ô Õ Ö ń
0 # !
Matrix 424/832/832+ LCD Programming Manual
RINS916-6 Page 15
5.3 Zone Type – Arm Mode A (Function 261)
5.4 Zone Type – Arm Mode B (Function 262)
5.5 Zone Type – Arm Mode C (Function 263)
5.6 Zone Type – Arm Mode D (Function 264)
Programming for Arm Mode A is shown.
Press .
ENTER ZONE No.
__
Enter the zone number to configure as a 2-digit
number (01 – 32). *If zone doubling is selected
it is possible to program up to 64 zones
Example shows Zone 01.
This display is quickly
followed by the next.
ENTER ZONE No.
01
The current zone type is displayed.
Use the and keys to scroll through the
zone types, or type a 2-digit zone code to select
the zone type.
Press to accept the zone type.
00 = ENTRY / EXIT
01 = ACCESS
02 = IMMEDIATE
03 = OMIT
04 = FIRE ALARM
05 = PERSONAL
ATTACK
06 = 24 HOUR
07 = KEY BOX
08 = SHUNT KEYPAD
09 = TAMPER
10 = LATCHED KEY
11 = MOMENTARY KEY
12 = UNUSED
13 = MEDICAL
14 = ARM
ARM MODE A
ENTRY/EXIT
DEFAULT ZONE TYPES
Zone Type Zone Type Zone Type Zone Type
1 Entry/Exit 9 Immediate 17 Immediate 25 Immediate
2 Access 10 Immediate 18 Immediate 26 Immediate
3 Immediate 11 Immediate 19 Immediate 27 Immediate
4 Immediate 12 Immediate 20 Immediate 28 Immediate
5 Immediate 13 Immediate 21 Immediate 29 Immediate
6 Immediate 14 Immediate 22 Immediate 30 Immediate
7 Immediate 15 Immediate 23 Immediate 31 Immediate
8 Immediate 16 Immediate 24 Immediate 32 Immediate
33 Immediate 41 Immediate 49 Immediate 57 Immediate
34 Immediate 42 Immediate 50 Immediate 58 Immediate
35 Immediate 43 Immediate 51 Immediate 59 Immediate
36 Immediate 44 Immediate 52 Immediate 60 Immediate
37 Immediate 45 Immediate 53 Immediate 61 Immediate
38 Immediate 46 Immediate 54 Immediate 62 Immediate
39 Immediate 47 Immediate 55 Immediate 63 Immediate
40 Immediate 48 Immediate 56 Immediate 64 Immediate
(In grey – zones that can only be used if Zone doubling is selected (See Function 250)
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Page 16 RINS916-6
5.7 Zone Attributes – Arm Mode A (Function 271)
5.8 Zone Attributes – Arm Mode B (Function 272)
5.9 Zone Attributes – Arm Mode C (Function 273)
5.10 Zone Attributes – Arm Mode D (Function 274)
Programming for Arm Mode A is shown.
Press .
ENTER ZONE No.
__
Enter the zone number to configure as a 2-digit
number (01 – 32). *If zone doubling is selected
it is possible to program up to 64 zones
Example shows Zone
01.
This display is quickly
followed by the next.
ENTER ZONE No.
01
The current zone attributes are displayed.
Select any attribute by using the and
keys, or use the – keys to select that
option directly.
Press to toggle the option
ON
or
OFF
.
Press to accept the options.
ARM MODE A
OPTION 1 OFF
№ OPTION OFF OPTION ON
1 Chime Disabled Chime Enabled
2 Test Disabled Test Enabled
3 Mask Disabled Mask Enabled
4 Double Knock Disabled Double Knock Enabled
5 Normally Closed Normally Open
6
7
8
Reserved for Future Use. Do Not Alter.
Shaded = Default
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RINS916-6 Page 17
5.11 Zone Partition (Function 280)
Press .
ENTER ZONE No.
__
Enter the zone number to configure as a 2-digit
number (01 – 32). *If zone doubling is selected
it is possible to program up to 64 zones
Example shows Zone
01.
This display is quickly
followed by the next.
ENTER ZONE No.
01
The current partition is displayed.
Enter a partition – .
Press to assign the zone to the partition.
ENTER PARTITION
1
NOTE: By default all zones are assigned to Partition 1.
5.12 Copy Arm A to B,C & D (Function 290)
Press .
COPY A TO B,C&D
SYSTEM BUSY
When complete you will be returned to Engineer
Mode.
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Page 18 RINS916-6
6. USERS
6.1 User Code Partition (Function 300)
Press .
ENTER USER No.
__
Enter the 2-digit user number (01 – 32).
Example shows User 01.
This display is quickly
followed by the next.
ENTER USER No.
01
The current user partitions are displayed.
Select any option (partition) by using the
and keys, or use the – keys to
select that option directly.
Press to toggle the option
ON
or
OFF
.
Press to accept the options.
There are 4 options
SYSTEM OPTIONS 1
OPTION 4 OFF
SYSTEM OPTIONS 1
OPTION 3 OFF
SYSTEM OPTIONS 1
OPTION 2 OFF
CODE ALLOCATION
OPTION 1 ON
№ OPTION OFF OPTION ON
1 User Code Not Assigned to Partition 1 User Code Assigned to Partition 1
2 User Code Not Assigned to Partition 2 User Code Assigned to Partition 2
3 User Code Not Assigned to Partition 3 User Code Assigned to Partition 3
4 User Code Not Assigned to Partition 4 User Code Assigned to Partition 4
5
6
7
8
Reserved for Future Use. Do Not Alter.
Shaded = Default
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