Basic CONCEPT Programming

Practical Exercise
Workbook
Version 6.00

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Contents
Setting Panel Comms Task for Insight

Preparing Insight for Panel Connection Enrol a Panel

Practical Exercise 1 Programming Introduction

Practical Exercise 2 Zone Programming

Practical Exercise 3 Siren Lists

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Practical Exercise 4 Area Programming

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Practical Exercise 5 Systems Area and Area Lists

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Practical Exercise 6 Area Operation and Alarm Handling

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Practical Exercise 7 Module Programming, Terminal keypad

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Practical Exercise 8 Users and User Types

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Consolidation 1 Security and User control

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Consolidation 2 Advanced Security

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Practical Exercise 9 Communications, Alarm Monitoring

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Practical Exercise 10 Access control Introduction

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Practical Exercise 11 Calculated Auxiliaries

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Consolidation Exercise 3 Everything

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Appendices
Appendix 1 Adding System Inputs to the System Area
Appendix 2 Assigning a Prox Card to a User
Appendix 3 Access Group ENTRY DOOR
Appendix 4 How they all fit together

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Setting Panel Comms Task for Insight

Computer based programming with Insight
Panel Comms Task Settings

1.

Insight should ALWAYS be programmed in CT001. No other comms task should use CT001.
Note: changes made to ALL comms tasks should be done in the idle state.
Menu 7-3-1
CT001 Idle ->
Insight

2.

Press HELP 9 to enter into the Insight comms task programming.

PANEL OPTIONS
CT001 Panel
ID:
00000000
(00999999)

Information details
Must not be set to all 0s.
The first 2 digits MUST be 00.
Any Hex values can be used 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,
A,B,C,D,E or F

Programmed options
CT001 Panel
ID:
00999999

CT001 Port
to use: 0

Select the Serial port connected to on the panel

UART.
Port 0 should only be used for commissioning.

CT001 Port
to use: 1

CT001 Baud
Rate: 9600

Serial port communication speed. This should be

set to default 9600.

CT001 Baud
Rate: 9600

CT001 . . . . I A C E
RS232 n n n n n n n n

ACE Should be flagged to Y to enable comms

via RS232.

CT001 . . . . I A C E
RS232 n n n n n Y Y Y

The other options in the Insight comms task should be left at default. These options are for other connection
methods.

3.

Press HELP 0 to go back out.

4.

Make the Comms Task Active by Pressing 9

Preparing Insight for Panel Connection

Computer based programming with Insight
Setting up Insight for Panel connection

1.

Once Insight has been installed on the computer, the start menu will have an Inner Range folder. This
contains links to the Insight modules. Ensure the Database Tool and Launch Pad are running. This is
indicated by two icons in the system tray.

2.

To run Insight, the Database tool must be started. Right Click on the Database Tool and select Start
Database. The red slash will disappear from the icon once the database is started.

3.

Start the Launch Pad application by clicking on the little man icon once. This will bring up the Insight
Launch Pad screen to let you run the Insight modules. (Insight Pro version shown below)

4.

Click the Enrol Panel icon from the Launch Pad. This will set up panel connection for programming. A
login window will be presented for the Username and Password to be entered. The default login
credentials are installer/installer or admin/admin. Login as Installer.

5.

Fill in the Enrol Panel dialogue box as follows. Note: The fields with the
icon must match with what
has been programmed in the panel Insight comms task and the panel info screen.

Identification.
Panel Name:
Panel ID:
Serial Number:

Used to identify the enrolled panel in the Insight program.

This must be same as the setting in the Insight Comms task.
Whilst logged off MENU 2 on the terminal will show the panel serial number.

Communication.
Protocol:
Encryption Key:
Connection:
Baud Rate:
PC Serial Port:
Panel Server:

Insight
Should be left blank unless encryption is used
(Used to further encrypt panel to Insight communications)
Serial Port > Panel UART since RS232 is used
9600 same as comms task setting
PC serial port connected to the panel (Device Manager will provide this info)
LOCAL

Once everything required has been entered, the Enrol Now button will be enabled. Click it to start the
enrolment process.

If the enrolment process is successfully started, the progress indications can be seen.
The programming that exists inside the panel will be transferred into Insight during the enrolment process.
Once enrolment has completed, return to the Launchpad.
6.

Run Insight Edit from the Launchpad. This is the application to program the system.

7.

If required, login as the Installer.

8.

Down the left hand side of the screen is a list of enrolled panels, connect to the enrolled panel via Serial.

9.

The panels online status bar will now indicate the panel is online and ready to be programmed when the
panel is connected to Insight.

10.

The panel is now ready for programming to be done.

Practical Exercise 1
Programming Introduction.

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.

Power-up a Training Module.

Check the Memory version, size and configuration.
Default the Memory to Standard configuration.
Secure the LAN.
Check Review to ensure all expected modules are
present and secure.
Set General System options. (AC fail Time 30 mins)
Set Time and Date.

Menu ________
Menu ________
Menu ________
Menu ________
Menu ________
Menu ________

Question Time
Q1:
A:
Q2:
A:

Q3:

What memory configuration would be selected to allow for at least 48 LCD terminals, 8 Mini
expanders and 65 reader modules?
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Before powering up the system, the pre-power check indicated a LAN resistance of 100 Ohms
across A + B. Does this indicate a problem, if so, how would you overcome it?
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A:

If more review information is required to help troubleshoot an issue in the system. Where do you
find the option to enable this feature?
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Q4:
A:

How to filter review information to only show user operations from the keypad?
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NOTES
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Practical Exercise 2
Zone Programming

1.

Program 4 Zone Inputs:

Name
C01:Z01
C01:Z02
C01:Z03
C01:Z04

Description
Entry Door Reed
Entry PIR
Office PIR
Rear Door Reed

Menu ________
SIXSRANT (Options)
nnnnnnnn
nnnnnnnn
nnnnnnnn
nnnnnnnn

Question Time
Q1:
A:

How many maximum zone inputs on a system with a Control module, 2 Elite terminals and 1 E
type expander module?
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Q2:
A:

In the zone programming options, what does the N option do to an input?

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Q3:

Which menu is used to test the state of an Input? How to view multiple inputs on the screen at
one time?
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A:

NOTES
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Practical Exercise 3
Siren Lists

1. Program Siren List SL001 to include all Control module Sirens.

Menu _________

Question Time
Q1:
A:

Where are the 8 Ohm sirens connected to on a 2 Door Access Module and what are the terminals
labelled as?
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Q2:
A:

What are the only modules that can directly drive an 8 Ohm horn siren?
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Q3:
A:

How many siren lists can you have under a 128k Apartments memory configuration?
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Q4:
A:

What would a siren list with a Y under the 0, 3 and 4 on the 1 options screen mean?
(In Insight, tick boxes S000, S003 and S004)
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Q5:
A:

What is important to remember if E and B type expanders are used to drive horn sirens?
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Practical Exercise 4
Area Programming

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

Check the Memory version, size and configuration.

Secure the LAN.
Check Review to ensure all expected modules are present and secure.
Set General System options. (AC fail Time 30 mins)
Set Time and Date.
Program 4 Zone Inputs as per Exercise 2. (Refer back to Ex2)
Program Siren List 1 to include all Control module sirens.
Program Area 001 as follows:

Menu ________
Menu ________
Menu ________
Menu ________
Menu ________
Menu ________
Menu ________

A001
Area to Programme
Area Name
Office
Internal Siren mode
Instant
External Siren mode
Instant
Siren List
SL001
Siren Time
5 minutes
Siren Aux
(Piezo)
C01:X02
Entry Delay
5 seconds
Exit Delay
5 seconds
Entry Aux
T01:X04
Exit Aux
T01:X05
Comms Options: OCAN2S
nnnnnn
Close Aux
T01:X06
Alarm1 Aux (Strobe)
C01:X01
Although, there are more options in Area programming, they will not be used in this course

9.

Assign the following Zone Inputs to the Office Area:

Zone
C01:Z01
C01:Z02
C01:Z03
C01:Z04

Description
Entry Door Reed
Entry PIR
Office PIR
Rear Door Reed

Menu ________

Process Group
Burglary Primary
Burglary Delayed
Burglary
Burglary

Question Time
Q1:
A:

How many Areas can you have under a 32k Special configuration?
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Q2:

From the keypad, what is the shortcut to get to the screen to allocate Process Groups to an input
in an Area?
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A:

NOTES
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Practical Exercise 5
System Area and Area Lists

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

Check the Memory version, size and configuration.

Secure the LAN.
Check Review to ensure all expected modules are present and secure.
Set General System options. (AC fail Time 30 mins)
Set Time and Date.
Program 4 Zone Inputs as per Exercise 2.
Program Siren List 1 to include all Control module sirens.
Program Area A001 (OFFICE) and Area A009 (SYSTEM).
Area to Programme
Area Name
Internal Siren mode
External Siren mode
Siren List
Siren Time
Siren Aux
Entry Delay
Exit Delay
Entry Aux
Exit Aux
Comms Options: OCAN2S
Close Aux
Alarm1 Aux

9.

A001
Office
Instant
Instant
SL001
5 minutes
C01:X02
5 seconds
5 seconds
T01:X04
T01:X05
nnnnnn
T01:X06
C01:X01

Description
Entry Door Reed
Entry PIR
Office PIR
Rear Door Reed

Menu ________
Menu ________

A009
System
None
None
None
0
None
0
0
None
None
nnnnnn
T01:X02
C01:X01

Assign the following Zone Inputs to the Office Area:

Zone
C01:Z01
C01:Z02
C01:Z03
C01:Z04

Menu ________
Menu ________
Menu ________
Menu ________
Menu ________

Menu ________

Process Group
Burglary Primary
Burglary Delayed
Burglary
Burglary

10.

Assign the default System Inputs to the System Area.

See APPENDIX 1 for more information

11.

Program Area List, AL001 called All Areas with Areas 1 and 9 only.

Menu ________

Menu ________
Question Time
Q1:
A:

What is special about AL001?

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Q2:
A:

What memory configuration will allow 210 Area lists?

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Practical Exercise 6
Area Operation and Alarm Handling

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.

Secure Area 1 - "Office".

Generate an alarm on one or more Zone Inputs in Area 1.
Acknowledge the alarm events.
Turn off the "Office" Area.
Secure the Area List "All Areas".
Generate an alarm on one or more Zone Inputs.
Acknowledge the alarm events.
Turn off the Area List "All Areas".
Repeat the above exercise, paying particular attention to the manner in
which Entry and Exit delays affect alarm activations.
Also generate alarms on System Inputs such as Cabinet Tamper.
Turn off 24 hour part of System Area and test cabinet tamper.
Turn on 24 hour part of System Area and test cabinet tamper.
Turn on System Area then turn System Area off again.
Now test cabinet tamper.

Note the operation of the alarm system below.

NOTES
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Practical Exercise 7
Module Programming Terminal keypad

1.

Program a Terminal, options as defined below:

Menu ________

LCD Terminal to
alter: T01
T01
SMDLIATO
Msgs: nYnYnYnn

Try different option combinations

T01 Led Mode

None

Try different options

T01 Assoc. Area

OFFICE

Select OFFICE

T01 Door
None

(this option is used for access control)

T01 Acc IOAQZSPE

Opts -> nnnnnnn

DO NOT SET THE A option.

The other options are used for access control

T01 Extra
Options

Q: What does the N option do?

A: _____________________________________

.LNZ
nnnn

2.

Secure the LAN after any changes are made to terminal

Programming.

Menu ________

3.

Check functionality of Terminal and Display by securing and unsecuring an Area and an Area List.

4.

Repeat the above exercise with different terminal Message options. (SMDLIATO)

Question Time
Q1:
A:

What happens if you set the A option that you are told not to set?
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Q2:
A:

What memory configuration will allow 99 Terminals?

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Q3:
A:

What would the abbreviation T100 mean and how is this module program?
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NOTES
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Practical Exercise 8
Users and User Types

1.

Programming from Exercise 5 should still be in the panel.

2.

Program an Area List, AL003 and named it Admin Areas

This Area List should have Area 1, OFFICE only.

Menu ________

Program an additional User Type, the options as defined below:

Menu ________

3.

User Type to
Alter: UT003
U.Type 003 Name:
ADMIN STAFF
UT003 ON List ->
Admin Areas
UT003 OFF List ->
Admin Areas
UT003 Menu Grp ->
ALL MENUS

4.

Rename the MASTER User (U00002) to MAXWELL POWERS.

Menu ________

5.

Program an additional User, details as follows:

Menu ________

User to
Alter: U00003
User 00003 Name
PHILIP J FRY
U00003 type ->
ADMIN STAFF
User 00003
PIN No. 03
6.

Log on as PHILIP J FRY and check operation of Areas, etc.

Question Time
Q1:
A:
Q2:
A:

What are the names and abbreviations of the default Users and User Types in the Concept
system?
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What must be done with user programming (but not in the classroom) before you commission a
system?
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NOTES
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Consolidation Exercise 1
Combining Security with User Control

Front Door Reed

Storeroom PIR
Reception PIR

Sales Office PIR

Specifications:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.

All Zone Inputs are to be assigned to one area named OFFICE.

The whole system must be audible.
System Inputs should be assigned to an area named SYSTEM.
A strobe light will be installed on the outside of the building along with a horn siren.
Terminal LEDs to indicate the status of the OFFICE and SYSTEM areas.
A 12v Piezo screamer will be installed in the store room.
The Owner of the building ___________________ must be able to operate ALL areas.
One of the Sales Staff ___________________ must be able to operate only the OFFICE area.

NOTES
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Consolidation Exercise 2
Advanced Security

WAREHOUSE
Warehouse PIR

Entrance Reed
Warehouse REED

OFFICE
Entrance PIR

Office Reed

Office PIR

May need to document on the floor plan EVERYTHING that is to be installed

Assume the 8-way Aux card is installed on C01 (X03 - X10)
Specifications:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.

8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.

All Office Zone Inputs to be assigned to an area named OFFICE.

Warehouse Zone Inputs to be assigned to an area named WAREHOUSE.
The entrance PIR and REED need to be in an area called ENTRANCE.
The entrance reed will be wired back to a zone input on the Terminal.
The Terminal is installed on the inside of the entrance of the building. The ENTRANCE area is to be
operated by ALL staff members.
The system must be audible, meaning firing sirens and piezos.
A secure location has been chosen to install the control module. There is a designated Comms Room in
the Warehouse. Two Inputs (Reed and PIR) are protecting this area. These inputs will be in a separate
area monitoring the Comms Room.
A 5 second entry/exit timer will suffice for the commissioning of the system.
System Inputs are to be assigned to an area named SYSTEM. And Only the INSTALLER will have
access to this area.
Terminal LEDs are to indicate the status of all programmed areas individually.
The Manager Sally Smith must be able to operate ALL BUILDING Areas.
The Receptionist Anna Bolic must be able to operate the OFFICE Area.
The Storeman Geoff Jones must be able to operate the WAREHOUSE Area.
An IT Technician will need access to ALL BUILDING Areas.
A Piezo screamer will be installed in each of the building areas. The screamer will activate when the area
it is installed in goes into alarm.
A Strobe/Horn unit need to be installed in a location that is visible from the road.

Additional Programming Practice

Instructor will demonstrate Sub Area Processing/Time Zone Processing if time allows.
17.
The ENTRANCE area will automatically arm/disarm with the OFFICE and WAREHOUSE areas.
18.
The IT Technician will only have access to the system over the weekends.

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Practical Exercise 9
Communications and monitoring
Programming from Consolidation Exercise 1 or 2 could still be in the panel for this exercise.

1.

Program a Telephone Number for a monitoring station as follows:

Menu ________
Phone # to
program: TN001
Phone #001 Name:
XL SECURITY
Phone #001 is:
9753 3488

2.

Program a Contact ID Comms Task, as follows:

Menu ________
Comm task to
program: CT002
CT002 Idle ->
Contact ID or IR fast
Press HELP 9 to go to nested table.
CT002 Client
Code: 3333
CT002 1st No. >
XL SECURITY
CT002 2nd No. ->
XL SECURITY
Press HELP 0 to go back out.

3.

Make the Comms Task Active.

4.

Setup the OFFICE area from the Consolidation Exercise to report Open & Close activities to the
monitoring station.
Menu ________

Question Time
Q1:
A:

What do the abbreviations S and 2 mean in the options screen of Area programming?
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Q2:
A:

Which key is used to toggle between the Active and Idle states of a comms task?
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Q3:
A:

What must CT001 ALWAYS be set to?

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Practical Exercise 10
Access Control Introduction
FRONT
DOOR
Front Door Reed

Storeroom PIR
Entry PIR

Sales Office PIR

Specifications:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.

All the building Zones to be assigned to one Area named OFFICE.

All alarms occurring in the OFFICE Area must be audible.
System Inputs to be assigned to an Area named SYSTEM.
Terminal LEDs to indicate the status of the OFFICE and SYSTEM Areas.
The General Manager of the business, John Smith must be able to operate ALL BUILDING Areas.
John Smith is to be issued a 26bit Wiegand card which will allow him to access the FRONT DOOR.
When John presents his card at the reader, the system must turn off the OFFICE Area automatically
before releasing the door.
When John presents his card three times at the reader, the system should automatically arm the
OFFICE Area.
The OK button on the Terminal inside the building should act as a REX button whilst the terminal is
logged off.
One of the Sales Staff, Peter Jones is to be issued a 26 bit Wiegand card.
Peter is to be allowed access through the FRONT DOOR but only if the OFFICE Area has already
been turned off. Peter should not be able to turn the OFFICE Area on or off.
All areas are to report open and close activities via client code 3333 to the ABC Security company,
Phone number 9753 3488.
Horn sirens, strobe lights and a Piezo screamer are also to be installed and programmed.

See APPENDIX 2 for information regarding assigning a card to a user.

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Practical Exercise 11
Calculated Auxiliaries
1.

Program CA001 as below.

CA001 Action ->
OPPOSITE to 1st
CA001 Result
Aux: T01:X02
CA001 1st
Aux: T01:X06

The other screens for Calculated Auxiliaries programming can be explored in your own time.
2.

From the testing menu, turn the 1st Aux on and off in the Calculated Auxiliary, and observe the operation
of the Result Auxiliary.
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3.

Program different Calculated Auxiliary actions and take note of their operations.
st

Equal to 1
st
ON if 1 ON
st
OFF if 1 ON

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Consolidation Exercise 3
Security, Access Control and Building Automation Integration

WAREHOUSE

FRONT DOOR

FOYER

LIGHT

VAULT
VAULT DOOR

OFFICE

Document on the floor plan EVERYTHING thats going to be installed.

You have been commissioned to install a system for Moran Enterprises. The Manager, Carl has given you the
following description of how he wishes the system to operate as well as users, PINs and access permissions.
The hardware chosen for the job is outlined below.
1.
2.
3.

One Concept 4000 controller, 128k RAM (An 8-way Aux expander is assumed to be fitted)
One Universal Elite Terminal
One 2 Door Access Module

The control module and reader module will be installed in a designated communications room. The keypad will
be installed on the wall in the foyer to allow users to arm/disarm their allowed areas.
The floor plan indicates the location of the detection devices and other hardware. The consultant that did the
plans left out some key elements of the system. These will have to be added to the floor plan accordingly.

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User Names and Permissions:

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

All users are to have access to the Foyer to arm/disarm their allowed areas.
Carl is to have access to all Areas in the building. He likes the word "stash" so his PIN should spell the
word "stash" on the keypad. (77173)
Mick is to have access to all Areas except the Vault. His PIN spells "cash" (1173).
Roberta is only to have access to the Office Area. Her PIN spells "pills" (63447).
The Maintenance guy Frank needs access to all the building areas. His PIN is (16958).
Vince the storeman needs access to the Warehouse. He wants his PIN to be bling (14353)

Other Specifications:
1.
A Reader module (R01) has been installed so a card can be used to access the VAULT.
2.

FOYER
T01:Z01
T01:Z02
C01:X03

Foyer REED
Foyer PIR
Foyer Piezo Screamer

OFFICE
C01:Z01
C01:Z02
C01:X04

Office PIR
Storeroom PIR
Office Piezo Screamer

WAREHOUSE
C01:Z03
Warehouse REED
C01:Z04
Warehouse PIR
C01:X05
Warehouse Piezo Screamer
VAULT
C01:Z05
R01:Z01
C01:X06

Vault PIR
Vault REED
Vault Piezo Screamer

SYSTEM
Add system inputs in this area

3.

The SYSTEM Area is only to be available to the INSTALLER.

4.

There will be a Siren fitted to the main building and should be triggered by all Areas when they go into
alarm. It should sound for no more than 5 minutes at a time.

5.

The Strobe light will be connected to C01:X01.

6.

Carl wants the Reader module installed for the Vault Door. The Vault Door lock will be attached to
R01:X01. The Vault Door is only to be opened by Carl when he uses the Proximity Key Fob that is to be
issued to him.

7.

When Carl uses his Key Fob to access the Vault, the security within the Vault is to automatically turn off
and the light is to automatically turn on. When the Vault Area is turned on, the light inside the Vault is to
turn off automatically.

8.

Carl also wants to be able to secure the Vault by presenting his Key Fob at the card reader three times.
(He knows this feature is available)

9.

The light inside the Vault will be controlled by a relay connected to C01:X02.

10.

Future expansion requires a memory configuration to be chosen to allow 32 reader modules and 2
Wireless RF expanders. Carl wants to expand his enterprise in the near future.

11.

The LEDs on the Terminal are to indicate the status of the OFFICE, VAULT, FOYER and WAREHOUSE
Areas.
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All areas are to report open and close activities via client code 1121 to Dodgy Bros. Monitoring Station,
Phone number 97533488.

* OPTIONAL PROGRAMMING (To be done upon completion of the previous specifications)

13.

Carl wishes to have a reader on the front door, he knows he has a 2 Door Reader module so he wants to
make the most of it. Set up a second door to allow this to happen. All users should have access through
this second door.

14.

The Foyer area will automatically disarm when a valid card is presented at the reader head and unlock
the front door for 10 seconds.

15.

A light in the Foyer should turn on when the Foyer disarms. T01:X01 has a relay connected to switch
power for this light. The light will turn off when the area rearms.

16.

Users will still have to disarm/arm the Office or Warehouse Areas from the keypad. Program 3-badge
arming to be used to arm the Foyer once they have left for the day.

17.

The OK key on the keypad will act as a REX button to unlock the front door to allow egress of the
building.

FEELING REALLY GAME?

17.

Use the WORKING HOURS Time Zone to automatically stop everyone other than Carl access to the
building on the weekends and after hours.

NOTES
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Appendix 1
Adding System Inputs to the System Area

01
OK
MENU 7-1

(LOGIN as Installer)
(Area Programming Options)

Area to
program: A009

(Use Area 9 as the System Area)

HELP

(Hyperlink to Area Options)

Press RIGHT ARROW until you see

Area Default ->
Add Sys. Inputs
OK
Select
Inputs->

TSLI ias
Y YYY n n n

NOTE:
*** The T S L I i a s options are the default system inputs process groups 9 to 15 (refer to Menu 2-4-3). What
process groups should be given to the system inputs can be found in the Tables Tab at the back of the
programming manual (Tables T01).
OK
Push 9 key to Confirm Default
Default Done will show on the screen.

NOTE:
*** Insight program will not know about these changes until a full panel upload is done.

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Appendix 2

Assigning a Prox Card to a User

(Using the Direct Entry Mode)

01

OK

(LOGIN as Installer)

MENU 2-1

(User Programming)

User to
alter: U00001

(First Screen)

OK
OK
OK

(Skip past three screens)

U00001 Crd Typ->

Direct Entry

(Right Arrow to select Direct Entry)

OK
U00001 Raw Card
Data: 0000000000
PRESS the ON KEY
U00001 Waiting
for card
PRESENT THE CARD AT THE READER HEAD
(Screen Will Change Back To)
U00001 Crd Typ->
Direct Entry
PRESS OK Key to view the raw card data.
There should be card data displayed for this User.

* Note: Insight will not know about these changes until a full panel upload is done.

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Appendix 3

Access Group - ENTRY DOOR

Inside & Outside
Outside Area or Exit Area
(None)

Inside Area or Entry Area

(Office)

Reader Head
or
Terminal
to ENTER

Entry options
In this way

Exit options
Out this way

REX to Exit

D001 - Front Door

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Appendix 4

How they all fit together

CARD ENROLLED
(DIRECT ENTRY)

USER (U)
MENU 2,1

DOOR LIST (DL)

MENU 2,3,2

USER TYPE (UT)

MENU 2,2

DOORs (D)
MENU 7,6

MENU GROUP (MG)

MENU 2,4,1

AREA LIST (AL)

MENU 2,3,1

ACCESS GROUP
(AG)
MENU 2,4,2
TERMINAL
MENU 7,2,1

SIREN LIST (SL)

MENU 2,3,3

AREAs (A)
MENU 7,1

READER MOD. (R)

MENU 7,2,4

ENTRY/ EXIT
BEEPS
AREA AUX (X)

OPEN/CLOSE
AUX
SIREN/STROBE
AUX

PROCESS
GROUP (PG)
MENU 2,4,3

COMMS TASK
(CT)
MENU 7,3,1

INPUT (Z)
7,0

PHONE # (TN)
MENU 7,3,2

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