Changes Guide Premier Series - From V15.04 to V16

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1 Changes Guide Premier Series - From V15.04 to V16 INS643-2

2 Contents Premier Series V15.04 tov16 Changes Guide 1. Contents 1. Contents Introduction... 3 Bug Fixes... 3 Improvements... 3 New Features Panel Start-up procedure... 3 Premier RKP8 & 16 LED Keypads... 3 Premier LCD Keypads Configuration Options :EN50131 Options Misc Options :Misc Options Other Features & Functions... 6 Confirm Devices... 6 User Time & Date Menu... 7 System Outputs... 7 Allow Reading and Editing of Zone Text with Simple Protocol... 7 Global System Timers New Log Events... 7 Speech Module... 7 Walktest Reset... 7 Keypad Fault Indications... 7 Partition Timers Entry Delay Wintex Changes... 8 Wintex Configuration Options... 8 Misc Options Language Changes... 9 Language Sets Premier INS643-2

3 2. Introduction Premier Firmware has undergone some major changes, focussed mainly on the changing requirements of international standards, but also encompassing feature changes requested by our customers. This document details the major changes between V15 & V16 firmware. Bug Fixes Over 60 minor "Bugs" have been fixed during Internal Testing; the majority of these were never seen in the field. Some of the Improvements listed below may have been made following the reporting of a "Bug" or the general operation and function of the panel. Improvements Several Improvements have been made in V16. None of these require any programming they are simply a better way of doing things, or as a result of a customer request. Com Port Fault Indications Changes made to specify which Com Port is in fault. If both Com ports are in fault, the Com Faults will alternate between the 2 ports. All languages modified to support this enhancement. Reporting Codes 1. New SIA code YT added for Radio Supervision fault restore. This will both be logged and reported. 2. Reporting added for Device low battery. When using Contact ID or SIA Low Battery notifications will be reported. Ricochet Changes 1. Any Ricochet devices including FOBs will now search for the first available free slot and map itself there. The mapping for ALL devices including FOBs will start from 0 and upwards until it reaches the maximum number of devices for the panel used.. 2. New message added for indicating Radio low battery to the User. 3. Ricochet Devices with same serial number will be dealt with correctly by considering the device type also. Panel Outputs Panel Outputs 3&4 will be set to "Not Used" when the Speech module is configured on Keypad or in Wintex. ComIP 1. Any changes to any of the ComIP details will cause the ComIP to initialize correctly. 2. In addition to this changes have been made to ensure the ComIP does not start re-configuring while the Engineer is still logged in. Wintex UDL Connections Wintex UDL connections will be dropped if a priority alarm has to be reported. New Features The new features added to the panel have been implemented to satisfy the requirements of changing standards in various countries, and requests from customers. The majority of the key changes are too the Global Options menu and Configuration Options, and Misc Options. Other new features are listed separately. Some of these new features have resulted in changes to Wintex which are detailed later. 3. Panel Start-up procedure V16 sees a new start-up procedure allowing selection of the control panel language, loading specific country defaults and confirming devices connected to the panel network at start-up. Premier RKP8 & 16 LED Keypads For LED keypads there is no change to the current operation. Bypassing the requirement to set the language and country code at initial power up is as follows. Power up the panel Enter the default engineers code Press / then 9 You are now in the programming menu and can continue as you did with previous versions of the panel. INS

4 Premier LCD Keypads As with LED keypad operation, the requirement to set the language and country code can be bypassed. The procedure is identical to that shown for LED keypads. Change the Language On powering up the panel the following sequence will be presented. You can exit this procedure at anytime by using the keys detailed in the Options column. Action Display Options Enter the default engineers code Press / and use the key to select the desired language Press / to confirm Language Press / and use the numeric keys to enter the desired country code. The panel will now load the defaults for the country code selected. Press / and check that all devices installed are shown. Press /. Press /. Press / and use the numeric keys to enter the correct time. You will be prompted to programme the correct date Press / and use the numeric keys to enter the correct date. You are now at the Programming Menu Press / takes you to the Programming Menu Press / takes you to the Programming Menu Press / takes you to day mode. You will be prompted to confirm devices when you log in again. Press / takes you to day mode. You will be prompted to confirm devices when you log in again. Press / takes you to the Programming Menu Press / takes you to the Programming Menu Press / takes you to the Programming Menu Press / takes you to the Programming Menu Press / takes you to day mode Press / takes you to day mode If confirm devices is not carried out you will be prompted every time you login as an engineer to carry out this function. If the date & time are not set then the engineer or user will be prompted when they login, and each time until the date and time are set. 4 INS643-2

5 4. Configuration Options The table below details the changes between V15 & V16. Each new feature is explained following this table. Menu 33:System Options 1 34:System Options 2 35:System Options 3 Description V15 & V16 are identical V15 & V16 are Identical V15 & V16 are Identical 36: Hardware Options V15 & V16 are Identical 39:EN50131 Options New in V16 in V15 firmware 39 was used for Misc. Options 2. The Misc options 2 in V16 are now 38.2 See section on Misc Options changes. 39:EN50131 Options include the following new features and functions:- Confirm Low Fob Battery on Arm On = An arming fob with a low battery causes a warning to be indicated. The user must acknowledge the warning before arming can continue. The Low Battery and acknowledgement are logged. Off = An arming fob with a low battery arms the system. Soak Test Active Arm Indication On = A zone in Soak Test being armed will cause the Soak Test Warning to be displayed. The user can then continue to arm or return to the day mode. If such a warning is to be displayed before arming, then Fault LED 1 (Service fault LED 1) is set Off = The Soak Test Warning message is not displayed. Soak Test Acknowledge Required On = Soak test warnings must be acknowledged by the user. Off = Soak test warnings are only displayed for 2 seconds before arming continues. Entry Stray Notification Delay. An entry stray occurs when a Zone NOT on the entry route is activated during the Entry Time. On = Entry stray notification is delayed after the alarm is raised. Off = Entry stray notification occurs when the alarm is raised. Entry Timeout Notify Delay On = Entry timeout notification is delayed when the alarm is raised. Off = Entry timeout notification occurs when the alarm is raised. Cable Cut Expander Tamper This option also applies to Keypad cables. In the event that a cable is cut, or shorted to any expander, a Tamper alarm will occur and be signalled. If the expander or keypad is lost as a result, any devices connected to the expander or keypad will also go into alarm. Depending on panel configuration this may cause a "Confirmed" activation. On = A cable cut expander signals a tamper alarm. Off = A cable cut expander does not signal a tamper alarm. User Code Entry Timed A User Code entry must be completed in 60 seconds. ( After every 10 invalid code entry attempts all the keypads are locked out for 90 seconds. After 21 invalid code entry attempts a keypad tamper event is raised) On = A user s code must be entered in 60 seconds. Off = User code validity is by number of characters entered. Power Failure Latch Mains and Battery failures are latched and must be acknowledged by the user On = Mains and Battery failures are latched to enable user notification. Off = Mains and Battery failures are only shown when present. INS

6 5. Misc Options The table below details the changes between V15 & V16. Each new feature is explained following this table. Menu 37:Auxiliary Input 38.1:Misc Options :Misc Options : Misc Options 3 Description V15 & V16 are identical New in V16 Was 38:Misc Options 1 in V15 no additional features just a menu number change. New in V16 Was 39:Misc Options 2 in V15 no additional features just a menu number change. New in V :Misc Options 3 Includes the following new features and functions Enable User Reset for Tampers On = Users can reset Tamper Alarms Off = Tamper Alarms can only be reset by an Engineer Allow Engineer Access when Armed On = When Areas are Armed an Engineer can access programming menus providing they have been enabled by a Master user. Off = an Engineer cannot access any menus if an Area is armed. 6. Other Features & Functions Confirm Devices A new menu option has been added to allow Confirming of devices manually by the Engineer. This function is ONLY available on LCD keypads. To access the menu in future if you are adding extra network components please follow this procedure. Enter Engineer Code Press Menu Press again Press / Press / The Expanders & Keypads installed will now show Press / Press / to Confirm Press to exit programming. 6 INS643-2

7 User Time & Date Menu The Date & Time menu will be shown to a user when they log-in, if the date & time needs to be set. For an engineer, Confirm devices will be shown first if required. After Confirm devices, if the Engineer logs out and logs in then the date & time menu will be shown. For Users the arming functionality is un-affected. System Outputs Output Type 36 A new System output type # 36 will now be available as 'Poll Timer'. This output is linked to the Global System Timer 14 "Poll IP Every" in minutes. Thus if this timer is programmed with a non-zero value, when the timer times out, this new output "Poll Timer" will activate for 10 seconds and then reset. This cycle will repeat every time the "Poll IP Every" timer expires. New Outputs 34 & 35 Two new output types have been added. a. Output Type 34 AC Fail b. Output Type 35 Battery Fail Outputs 8 & 21 Renamed c. Output 8 renamed from AC Fail to Latched AC Fail d. Output 21 renamed from Battery Fault to Latched Battery Fault Allow Reading and Editing of Zone Text with Simple Protocol If the Simple Protocol is used to interface the control panel with other equipment, it is now possible to view and edit the Zone Text. Global System Timers 14 IP poll will not be sent if Wintex is connected to panel using IP. This relates to Montex as it may not get a poll messages if Wintex is connected. However it is also true of other remote connections which may expect an IP poll. New Log Events Auto Arm Failure If the system is programmed to Auto Arm using a Control Timer and the Arming fails, the failure will be logged. Three of the same event Only 3 events of the same type from a single source will be logged during one set event. Com port Remote Commands The following Remote Commands are now added to the Event Log a. Partitions Reset b. Remote Arming c. Remote Zones Unbypassed d. Site Data Change via Wintex Users When Users are added or deleted from the system, this will be recorded in the Log User Acknowledgement, for example arming with Zones in Soak Test. Tamper Alarms & Restores e. Keypad Tampers & Restores are logged f. Box Tamper Restores are logged Speech Module # Key Speech calls can be terminated by the user using the # key on their telephone Abort calls from site Menu + 7 can be used to Abort Speech Module calls from the site keypad by the User. Walktest Reset When an engineer is using the Walktest function, System Utilities, 90 pressing the Reset key will clear all previously walktested zones. Keypad Fault Indications New indications have been added for both LED & LCD keypads. Fault indications on LCD keypads will display the text, LED keypad lights will indicate as follows:- General Warnings Press to view the warning, lights 1-5 indicate:- 1. AC Fail 2. Arming Fob has Low Battery 3. Soak Test Active Box Tamper & Auxiliary Input: Press to view type, lights 1-8 indicate: 1. Box Tamper 2. Auxiliary Tamper 3. Auxiliary PA 4. Auxiliary Tamper (UK Bell Module Only) 5. Bell Tamper (UK Bell Module Only) 6. Radio Plus Tamper 7. Low Fob Battery 8. User Code Tamper Partition Timers Entry Delay 1 Partition Timers Entry Delay 1 default has been changed from 15 seconds to 30 seconds to comply with the requirements of EN INS

8 7. Wintex Changes Wintex has been changed following the implementation of the new features added to the Global menus. These can be seen in the images detailed below. The default state for the affected changes are also shown. Wintex Configuration Options V15 Config V16 Config 8 INS643-2

9 Misc Options V15 Misc Options V16 Misc Options 8. Language Changes Language Sets Premier 832 For V16 the available Language Sets for the Premier 832 have been increased to accommodate the new features and functions, and to allow for the addition of translated firmware. All other panels remain unchanged. New Language Sets LS1 English, Norske, Dansk LS2 Francias, Vlaams and Nederlands LS3 English, Polski, A Magyar LS4 English, Portugeus, Espanol LS5 English, Cestina, Slovensky LS6 English, Suomi, Svenska, LS7 English, Deutsch, Italiano LS8 English, Pyccko Additional Language Changes English strings added to all languages that do not have corresponding translations Spanish language updated Czech language updated Finnish language Bulgaria Country defaults added French language updated Enabled Chiron code for ALL language sets for all panels INS

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