System Management By Key Reader; System Status Displaying; Turning On Through Scenarios; Turning On Without Open Entrances - CAME PXC2-32 Benutzerhandbuch

System management by KEY READER

The transponder key reader is the simplest control and display device
for the security system.
It allows to:
• Start turn on and turn off scenarios.
• Turn off the system.
• View the system alarm and turned on status.
Each key is uniquely recognized and registered in the event
❶
①
❷ ②
❸
③
4
④
memory. The Installer is responsible to instruct the User on the fun-
ction and use of the scenarios associated with the key readers.
LEDs Meaning of the signal
Indicates that scenario 1 is not active.
Blue Led
Indicates that scenario 1 is active.
during the output time it means that at least one
input associated to scenario 1 is open.
with the system off it shows if there are open
inputs that belong to the areas managed by the
key reader.
Indicates that scenario 2 is not active.
White led
Indicates that scenario 2 is active.
during the output time it means that at least one
input associated to scenario 2 is open.
with the system off it shows if there are open
inputs that belong to the areas managed by the
key reader.
Indicates that scenario 3 is not active.
Indicates that scenario 3 is active.
Green led
during the output time it means that at least one
input associated to scenario 3 is open.
with the system off it shows if there are open
inputs that belong to the areas managed by the
key reader.
Indicates that the associated areas are off (sy-
stem off).
Indicates that at least one associated area is on
Red LED
(system on or partly on).
Slow flashing to indicate that the system is on
and has detected an alarm.
Fast flashing to indicate that the system is off and
in alarm memory.
See the events list for the list of alarms. To re-
move the indication see the system management
chapter.
off,
flashing on (
❶ hole cover cap, civil series
❷ transponder key reader
❸ warning LED
4 key sensitive zones
steady on,
fast, slow)

System status displaying

With the transponder key reader it is possible to view the system
status through the indications given by its LEDs, as shown in the
previous table.
Depending on the Installer's programming, the display can always be
kept visible (LEDs lit steady or flashing) or masked for greater safety
(no information to outsiders on the system status). Only the red alarm
LED (LED 4) remains visible if activated.
All other LED indications, after a scenario activation or any other
system management activity, are interrupted after a programmed
time and the LEDs go out.

Turning on through scenarios

The areas are turned on by starting up scenarios. The green LEDs 1,
2 and 3 are associated with 3 predefined scenarios. Each key reader
can have different scenarios.
The Installer is responsible to instruct the User on the sce-
narios that can be managed by the key readers.

TURNING ON WITHOUT OPEN ENTRANCES

To start a turn on scenario without open entrances it is necessary to:
1. Bring the key close to the key reader in the reading area.
2. Wait for the key recognition flash.
3. The ordered scanning of the three green LEDs (1, 2, 3, off, 1, 2,
...) will start.
4. Remove the key when the led of the scenario to be started is
displayed.
5. The red LED turns on and the buzzer starts with continuous
sound (if enabled) to indicate the exit time.
6. Once the exit time is over, the buzzer turns off.
7. The green LED indicates that the system is turned on in the
scenario configuration started (in the example scenario 2).
If the PRE-ARMING TEST has been enabled in the installation
phase, in the event of anomalies in the system (no telephone line, no
communication with at least one system device, etc.) the start of the
scenarios with the key reader will be inhibited (a beep at the start of
the procedure will indicate this).