CAME HEI Installation guide

Brand: CAME

Model: HEI

Type: Installation guide

STS550M

INSTALLATION AND USER MANUAL

MONOCHROME TOUCH SCREEN

TERMINALS

English

319V93EN

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Index

1-NOTES ON VERSIONS AND MODELS ...................................................................................................................... 3

2-INTRODUCTION ......................................................................................................................................................... 3

2.1 - TOUCH SCREEN START PAGE ............................................................................................................................................... 3

2.2 - ELEMENTS OF THE CUSTOMISABLE PAGES ........................................................................................................................ 3

3-TOUCH SCREEN PROGRAMMING ........................................................................................................................... 4

3.1 - CONNECTING DIRECTLY TO A PC ......................................................................................................................................... 4

3.2- CONNECTING TO A PC FROM THE SECURITY ALARM SYSTEM'S CONTROL UNIT ........................................................... 4

3.3-TOUCH SCREEN PROGRAMMING ........................................................................................................................................... 5

4-INSTALLING PART ...................................................................................................................................................... 6

4.1-INSTALLING A SYSTEM ONLY WITH THE SECURITY ALARM MODULE................................................................................. 6

4.1.1.- SYSTEM FEATURING ONE TOUCH SCREEN ONLY .......................................................................................................... 6

4.1.2.-SYSTEM WITH SEVERAL TOUCH SCREENS...................................................................................................................... 7

4.2-INSTALLING A SYSTEM ONLY WITH THE HOME-AUTOMATION MODULE ............................................................................ 8

4.3-INSTALLING A SYSTEM FEATURING A HOME AUTOMATION AND SECURITY ALARM SYSTEM .......................................... 8

5-DESCRIPTION OF FUNCTIONALITIES AND ICONS ................................................................................................ 9

5.1-SERVICE PAGES ........................................................................................................................................................................ 9

5.1.1-BUZZER ............................................................................................................................................................................... 9

5.1.2-LCD SAVER ......................................................................................................................................................................... 9

5.1.3-CLEANING ......................................................................................................................................................................... 10

5.1.4-CONTRAST ........................................................................................................................................................................ 10

5.1.5-CLOCK .............................................................................................................................................................................. 10

5.1.6-CONTROL UNIT ................................................................................................................................................................. 10

5.1.7-CALIBRATION .................................................................................................................................................................... 10

5.1.8-REFRESH DEVICES ........................................................................................................................................................... 10

5.1.9-TIME SCHEDULER ............................................................................................................................................................. 11

5.2-ALARM PAGES ........................................................................................................................................................................ 11

5.2.1-ENGAGING THE SYSTEM .................................................................................................................................................. 12

5.2.2-ALARM INPUTS ................................................................................................................................................................. 12

5.2.3-EXCLUDE INPUTS PROCEDURE ....................................................................................................................................... 13

5.2.4-ALARM OUTPUTS ............................................................................................................................................................. 13

5.3-HOME-AUTOMATION PAGES ................................................................................................................................................. 13

5.3.1-HOME AUTOMATION MAIN PAGE ..................................................................................................................................... 13

5.3.2-LAMPS .............................................................................................................................................................................. 14

5.3.3-DIMMER LAMPS ................................................................................................................................................................ 14

5.3.4-SHUTTERS ........................................................................................................................................................................ 14

5.3.5-DETECTOR ........................................................................................................................................................................ 14

5.3.6-THERMOSTAT .................................................................................................................................................................... 14

5.4-SCENARIO PAGES .................................................................................................................................................................. 14

5.4.1-SCENARIOS MAIN PAGE ................................................................................................................................................... 14

5.4.2-SCENARIOS ...................................................................................................................................................................... 14

5.5-THERMO-CONTROL PAGES ................................................................................................................................................... 15

5.5.1-TEMPERATURE CHANGING PAGES .................................................................................................................................. 15

5.5.2-AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE CHANGES ........................................................................................................................... 16

6-TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................................................................ 16

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2 - INTRODUCTION

The touch screens are designed to manage security alarm and home-automation systems using graphic maps.

The touch screens feature two types of pages, conﬁ guration pages and customisable pages.

The conﬁ guration pages are already set up to, adjust, manage, and display particular parameters (e.g. programming

sensors, temperature settings). The customisable pages can be programmed via the SWMapA and let you manage the

security alarm and/or home-automation system/s via the graphic maps. The touch screen is made up of 32 customisable

pages that can be integrated among themselves via connections such as icons, sensitive areas or items.

Each page can contain a maximum 32 items with a maximum of 28 items with several display statuses (e.g. alarm

status, o status, on status, ...). In the following chapters we describe all of the types of touch screen programmable

pages. Each page there may both security alarm and home-automation elements.

All of the pages are divided up into 3 parts:

HEADING: Page name and/or main information.x

MANAGEMENT AREA: Customisable via SWMapA software.x

PAGE-BOTTOM BUTTONS: These vary depending on the pages.x

2.1 - TOUCH-SCREEN START PAGE

The touch-screen start page is use after switchin on the touch screen and after exiting the screensaver page. The

heading bar displays the date and the hour. The buttons on the bottom are for jumping to the main security alarm,

home automation, scenarios and tools pages.

ÆConnecting to the main security alarm page.

Æ Connecting to the main home-automation page.

Æ Connecting to the main scenarios page.

Æ Connecting to the main tools page.

In this way you can skip directly to a speciﬁ c page without having to connect to a customisable area. The buttons that

connect to the main pages are viewable only if they are present. If the start page also corresponds to a main page,

then the button is also not displayed.

2.2 - ELEMENTS OF THE CUSTOMISABLE PAGES

You can add various elements to each customisable page, such as:

IMAGES and TEXT: The images and text are elements with no connections to other pages.

SENSITIVE AREAS: The sensitive areas are invisible areas that when pressed let you move from one page to

another (Many times they are positioned above images such as ﬂ oorplans).

PAGE ITEMS: Page items are the items through which you can integrate with security alarm and home-

automation devices.

1- NOTES ON VERSIONS AND MODELS

Model Home automation function Security function

002STS550M x

002STS550M + 001SDOMO2* x x

* The DOMO2 software lets you install the home automation functionalities in the 002STS550M touch screen

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3 - TOUCH SCREEN PROGRAMMING

3.1 - CONNECTING DIRECTLY TO A PC

To connect the monochrome touch-screen to the PC, do the

following:

Connect the serial interface to the touch screen's M1 •

terninal (- with -, TX with TX, RX with RX).

Power up the touch screen using a 24 V power supply •

unit connected on terminal M2 (+ and -).

Connect PC to the serial interface via the USB-RS232 •

cable and the RS232 socket-socket cable.

3.2-CONNECTING TO THE PC FROM THE SECURITY ALARM CONTROL UNIT

To connect the monochrome touch screen, which is connected to the control unit, to the PC, without detaching the

touch screen from the wall, do the following:

Access the technical menu in the security alarm control unit (accessing the technical menu automatically deactivates •

the control unit tamper).In order to access the menu, the control unit must be totally disengaged, insert the default

user- code 123456 and button in the technical default-code 222222.

Open the security alarm contol unit.•

Connect PC to the serial interface via the USB-•

RS232 cable and the RS232 socket-socket cable.

Make sure the touch-screen is powered •

up.Contrarily, power up the touch screen using a

24 V power supply unit connected on terminal M2

(+ and -).

Remember to exit the technical menu after •

completing programming.

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3.3-TOUCH SCREEN PROGRAMMING

To programme the monochrome touch screen:

Connect the PC to the touch screen as shown in the previous chapters:•

Turn on the PC (connect the PC to the power supply cable to prevent PC from momentarily crashing in case •

battery is run down).

Start the software for programming the monochrome touch-screens.•

Press the P.T.S. button•

Open the COM. menu page•

Select the COM port to which the touch screen is connected and conﬁ rm.•

Press the conﬁ rm button to start touch screen programming.•

Do not disconnect / cut power to touch screen while programming.•

RS-232

RS-485

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4-INSTALLING PART

4.1-INSTALLING A SYSTEM ONLY WITH THE SECURITY ALARM MODULE

4.1.1.- SYSTEM FEATURING ONE TOUCH SCREEN ONLY

n case the system only features on connectable touch screen, then that one must be conﬁ gured to MASTER and

connect it up to the control unit via the RS-232 cable and M1 terminal board on the Touch screen.

The the RS-232 connection between control unit and touch-screen master must be done through a shielded cable with

at least 0.5mm 2 section - for the power supply, whereas, for the signals the section must at least be 0.22; maximum

length 20 m.

In the control unit move

the bridge upwards to

activate the 12V on

terminal + of the RS-232.

shielded cable

RS-232 serial interface

SECURITY ALARM CONTROL UNIT

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4.1.2- SYSTEM WITH SEVERAL TOUCH SCREENS

In case the system only features on connectable touch screen, then that one must be conﬁ gured to MASTER and

connect it up to the control unit via the RS-232 cable and M1 terminal board on the Touch screen. Whereas the others

must be

connected in parallel fashion to the M2 terminals.

The the RS-232 connection between control unit and touch-screen master must be done through a shielded cable

with at least 0.5mm 2 section - for the power supply, whereas, for the signals the section must at least be 0.22;

maximum length 20 m.

Power supply warnings: you need to compute the power supply requirements, in case you may need extra power

supply units to connect up to the system.

MASTER

SLAVE

POWER SUPPLY

CAME BUS

RS-232

RS-485

SECURITY ALARM CONTROL UNIT

RS-232 INTERFACE

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4.2-INSTALLING INTO A SYSTEM THAT ONLY FEATURES HOME-AUTOMATION

In this case all of the touch screens must connected to the home-automation bus via the M2 terminal. Also in this case,

carefully monitor system consumption to make sure you have enough power supply units and proper cable sections.

One touch screen will be conﬁ gured to MASTER, while the others will conﬁ gured to SLAVEs.

4.3-INSTALLING A SYSTEM FEATURING A HOME AUTOMATION AND SECURITY ALARM

SYSTEM

All touch screens must be connected to the home automation bus via the M2 terminal board. Only one TOUCH screen

(the Master) should be connected, via the M1 terminal, even to the control unit via an RS-232 cable.

The the RS-232 connection between control unit and touch-screen master must be done through a shielded

cable with at least 0.5mm2 section - for the power supply, whereas, for the signals the section must at least be

0.22mm2;maximum length 20 m.

MASTER

SLAVE

POWER SUPPLY

HOME

AUTOMATION MODULES

HOME AUTOMATION

MODULES

shielded cable

SECURITY ALARM CONTROL UNIT

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5-DESCRIPTION OF FUNCTIONALITIES AND ICONS

5.1-SERVICE PAGES

To access the tools page press button .

5.1.1-BUZZER

To activate, deactivate and edit the touch-screen buzzer duration. In

case the touch screen controls the security alarm system, activation of

the the buzzer during the exit and entrance and alarm times are subject

to the scheduled settings in the security alarm control unit (these are

the same settings referred to for keypad number 1).

Using the buttons you can edit the buzzer status (activated/deactivated)

and the duration (brief/average/long).

5.1.2-LCD SAVER

The touch screen features a screen saver. When the screen saver is

activated the touch screen switches o the back light and sets up an

empty page.

Pressing the touch screen reactivates the back light and displays the

start pages.

If the touch screen is managing the security alarm system control

unit, when there is an alarm event the touch screen activates the back

lighting and positions its on the main alarm page.

The tools page is for customising the following touch-

screen functions, represented by the following icons.

ÆACTIVATE / DEACTIVATE BUZZER

ÆSCREENSAVER SETTINGS

ÆINHIBITS THE TOUCH SCREEN FOR 30

SECONDS TO ALLOW CLEANING WITH A

CLOTH

ÆADJUSTS THE CONTRAST

ÆSETS THE TIME'

ÆSETTING THE CONTROL UNIT PARAMETERS

ÆALLOWS TOUCH-SCREEN CALIBRATION

ÆHOME AUTOMATION DEVICE REFRESH

SETTINGS

ÆTIMER

Some of these icons can be missing from the touch screen. This depends on which ﬁ rmware version is installed.

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5.1.3-CLEANING

This tool inhibits the touch screen panel for 30 seconds, allowing

cleaning of the panel. Use a soft, dry cloth only.

5.1.4-CONTRAST

The touch screen contrast may be edited via the slide. Adjusting it

depends on the position of the installation and the amount of light in

the room where the touch screen is located.

5.1.5-CLOCK

This tool is for setting the touch screen's inner clock

The edit day/month/year, hour/minute/seconds

press the corresponding DD/MM/YY and HH/MM/SEC buttons

This activates the + and - buttons that allow you to increase and

decrease the chosen parameter.

Press the CONFIRMATION button to maintain the values.

5.1.7-CALIBRATION

This tool make it possible for touch screens to calibrate.

It should be used when, pressing a speciﬁ c area in the touch screen it detects the ﬁ nger pressure in another point.

5.1.8-REFRESH DEVICES

This activates the refresh function, that is, it tests each digital and analogic connected output to see its actual status.

Pressing on either digital or analogic devices, two buttons are activated that vary the refresh time, these numbers vary

between 000 and 255 seconds.

IT IS REQUIRED FOR ANALOGIC DEVICES!

5.1.6-CONTROL UNIT

The parameters to set for proper functioning of the control unit and

slave touch screens are in the CENTRAL page.

The Touch screen connected to the control unit must be set as 1 MASTER,

and the connections with the control unit 'Terminal Connected to

Control Unit' must be activated.If the system also featues slave touch

screens, you also need to activate the 'Slaves connected to Master'

item.

Each slave touch screen must be set as a slave and have an unmistakable

address.

The warning regardong the engaged or disengaged status of the

system is determined by the areas associated to the touch screen at

item 'Areas of Competence'.

The touch screen buzzer follows the status of the buzzer in keypad

Number 1.Therefore, if the keypad number 1 buzzer is activated for exit time and alarm time, the touch screens will

also have buzzers sounding for the exit time and alarm time.

As concerns those areas that will have e ect during switching on and o of the Touch-screen system, these are the

areas shared among those of the ‘N’ keypad and that set in the parameter known as "Alarm Areas of Competence.

For example:The deﬁ nitive SLAVE 3 TOUCH screen will have the following designated areas:

AREAS

KEYPAD 3 1 2 3 x x x x 8

Alarm Areas of Competence 1 2 x x x x x x

TOUCH-screen management areas 1 2 x x x x x x

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5.1.9-TIME SCHEDULER

The issued scheduler is designed as a weekly scheduler made up of 8 di erent programmes, each of which can launch

up to 16 scenarios. By activating the extended mode (after buying the software license) it can be extended to 20

scenarios for each programme, 32 holidays to execute a programme that is di erent compared to the scheduled day

of the week and the automatic editing of solar and day-light savings times.

The scheduler thus lets you engage/disengage the security alarm systm,

switch on/o the garden lights, activated the lawn sprinkler system, and

so on.

On this page you can associate one of the eight programmes to each

day of the week.

To select the day all you need to do is press the corrisponding square.

The edit the programme press buttons .

To edite the programme press Edit .

To activate a function, ﬁ rt press on the number of action you wish to

edit and then press the ACTIVATE button.

Now you can edit the activation hours/minutes and scenarios.

To edit the hours and minutes press 00 to edit the scenario. To edit the

scenario to be be activated press 000, a screen view will appear where

to select the scenario you wish, press CONFIRM to make the change

e ective (to display scenarios beyond number 5 press the downward

arrow).

5.2-SECURITY ALARM PAGES

The main security alarm page should be used only when using the touch screen to manage the security alarm

system.

The security alarm page shows the status of the system, of every area and lets you engage and disengage areas.

When an alarm sounds the touch screen displays the security alarm system page.

The heading bar will show the date, hour and status of the system.

In the customisable area you can add sensitive areas which diplay the system status.These are known as security

alarm areas.

The security alarm areas have four statuses:

1- DISENGAGED

The area is transparent

2- ENGAGED

The area's colours are inverted

3- ALARM ENGAGED

The area's colours are half-inverted and

ﬂ ashing

4-AREA OF NON_COMPETENCE

The area is shadowed

The page-bottom buttons are:

Æ Back to PREVIOUS PAGE.

Æ Keypad for entering the CODE.

Æ HELP page.

Æ Return to START PAGE.

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5.2.1-ENGAGING THE SECURITY ALARM SYSTEM

To insert the security alarm system, do the following:

Press 1.

Enter code2.

Press 3.

Select the areas to disengage by pressing on the sensitive areas.4.

Press 5. to start.

The touch screen displays the followinf Status:OUTPUT6.

At the end of the output time, the control unit displays "Status: ENGAGED" and the engaged areas are on.7.

5.2.2-SECURITY ALARM INPUTS

The objects referring to security alarm inputs show the status of the associated security alarm input, and lets you

exclude the input.

There are two default inputs; sensors and contacts .

There are 4 statuses for the inputs:

1- ALARM DISENGAGED

The icon is transparent

2- ALARM ENGAGED

The icon is black

3-BURGLAR_PROOF ALARM

MEMORY

The icon ﬂ ashes

4-EXCLUDED INPUT

The icon is crossed out

Pressing a sensor (if the sensitive area is activated) on the touch screen, opens a summary page for all of the sensor's

settings, such as: the top bar shows the input number, the main area shows the descriptions, the type of input and its

status.In the inputs auto-exclusion procedure you can either exclude or include the selected input.

The buttons on the bottom of the page are PREVIOUS PAGE, EXCLUSION, HELP and START PAGE.

ÆInput exclusion button which is only active within the exclusion procedure.

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The input-exclusion procedure allows you to exclude certain inputs when you are engaging the security alarm

system.

For example, if we wish to engage the perimeter alarm, while still leaving the bedroom window open, we need to follow

the following procedure:

Press 1.

enter code2.

Press 3.

Press the panel above that corresponds to the area in which the sensor to exclude is located (e.g. area1) 4.

Select the sensor you wish to exclude from the visual map5.

On the input properties page press the exclude button to achieve exluded status.6.

Press Back repeatedly until you return to the page on which to egage the system 7.

Press 8. to engage

The touch screen will display "Status:EXIT TIME"9.

5.2.3-INPUT-EXCLUSION PROCEDURE

5.2.4-SECURITY ALARM OUTPUTS

The security alarm outputs are items that show the status of the security alarm control unit outputs, and when

programmed lets you turn ON or OFF the associated output.

There are two output statuses:

1-OFF

The output is o

2- ON

The output is on

5.3-HOME-AUTOMATION PAGES

5.3.1-MAIN HOME-AUTOMATION PAGE

The main home-automation page is for separating the home-automation and security alarm systems.The di erence

from any other touch-screen page is that it is selected with the button on the Start page, main security alarm,

main scenarios.

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5.3.2-LAMPS

The lamp items show the status of the home-automation outputs commanding the lights; lights can be switched on

and o individually or in groups.

There are two lamp-statuses:

1-OFF

The output is o

2- ON

The output is on

5.3.3-DIMMER LAMPS

The dimmer lamp items let you use dimmable lamps. These do not show the actual status of a lamp, but allow you

to adjust its brightness and switching on and o . Pressing the lamp icon changes its status (on/o ) whereas keeping

it pressed varies its brightness.

5.3.4-SHUTTERS

The shutter items allow you to activate the shutters. Shutters each have two items, one for up and one for down.

Groups of shutters can be commanded (e.g. all of the shutters on the ﬁ rst ﬂ oor)

To raise or lower shutters press the shutters symbol; to block the shutters at a certain height, press the opposite button

to the one corresponding to its present direction of travel.

Shutters raisingÆ

Shutters loweringÆ

5.3.5-DETECTOR

The detectors are home-automation outputs that show their status.

5.3.6-THERMOSTAT

Thermostat-type items show you the temperature in any zone and let change the temperature.

5.4-SCENARIO PAGES

5.4.1-SCENARIOS MAIN PAGE

The scenarios main page provides a page in which to group the scenarios. The di erence with the other touch screen

pages is that selection takes place via the button on the Start page, main alarm, main home automation.

5.4.2-SCENARIOS

The scenario objects let you carry out the following operations. The following operations are available.turn the lights

on or o , set the brightness of the dimmer outputs, raise or lower the

shutters, set a temperature in a zone, turn on or o the security alarm

control unit. You can add delay times between actions.

Pressing a scenario type icon will display the name of the scenario you

have just activated. If a scenario is already running, the touch screen

will beep twice to signal the error.

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5.5-THERMO-CONTROL PAGES

Pressing a thermostat object will open the temperature page to

displaying the following information:

The heading bar displays the name of the thermo-control zone. The

middle area displays the season, temperature reading, requested

temperature, and the mode of operation (i.e. automatic or manual).

The page-bottom buttons are:

Æ Back to PREVIOUS PAGE.

ÆChange OPERATION mode.

ÆBack to START PAGE.

5.5.1-TEMPERATURE CHANGING PAGES

Pressing the button in the temperature page will display the change settings page; in this page we can change

the mode of operation from manaual to automatic. In the heading bar change the temperature and zone name. The

middle area displays the requested temperature and buttons to change it.

Automatic mode Manual mode

The page-bottom buttons are:

ÆBack to PREVIOUS PAGE

ÆChange SEASON

ÆChange TEMPERATURE

ÆBack to START PAGE

The automatic mode lets you change the temperature that was set for that time slot. If, however, you wish to set a

particular temperature we have to select Manual and set the temperature using the slider or the up / down buttons.

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5.5.2- CHANGE AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURES PAGE

Pressing button on the temperature change page will open the page to change the automatic temperature limits

which are: Comfort, Standard, Economy.

Pressing the button on the bottom left of the page lets you accede to the weekly temperature programming settings.

You can change the programme number for each day of the week. Pressing the button on the bottom right of the page

lets you accede the settings of the selected programme and you can change the 8 time slots for thermo-control.

Change automatic temperatures page

Press + and - to change the settings you want.

Press the WINTER and SUMMER buttons to change the respective

temperatures.

To set the daily programme press

Program. temperature

Programme Association Page for weekdays.

To change day of the week press on the day you wish for.

To associate that day to one of the 8 storable programmes, (see further

below in "Change Programme"), press buttons .

To change the selected programme press

Change programme page

to change the begin hour/min., end hour/min., TEMP press on the

number that corresponds to the action you wish to change.

If the action is DEACTIVATED (e.g. action n. 4) press the DEACTIVATE

button. Pressing on the parameter you wish to change, the following

buttons will activate: +,-,++,--.

The TEMP changes to Cm (Comfort), St (Standard) and Ec (Economy).

6-TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:

Features Minimum Rated Maximum

Power supply voltage 12 V 24 V 26 V

Consumption /50 mA 150 mA*

Working temperature 5°C 40°C

Relative humidity (no condensation) 80%

Protection rating IP30

Dimensions HxLxD 130 x 195 x 60 mm

Flush-mounting

* With active back light

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