Risco LightSYS 2 Series Installation And Programming Manual

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EN501311,EN501313Grade2
EN501305Environmen talclassII
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UK:BS8243:2010,PD6662:2010,ACPO(Police)
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ATS5forIP/GPRS;ATS2forPSTN
Signalingsecurity: ‐SubstitutionsecurityS2
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Table of Contents
Chapter1Introduction 9
WhatisLightSYS2?.....................................................................................................9
LightSYS2ArchitectureandCapabilities...............................................................11
LightSYS2Features...................................................................................................12
LightSYS2CommunicationMethods.....................................................................17
Channels.........................................................................................................................17
ReportingDestinationsandClients............................................................................18
CloudCommunication.................................................................................................18
Chapter2MountingandWiring 22
LightSYS2installationsteps.....................................................................................22
Choosingthemountinglocation.................................................................................22
WallMountingtheLightSYS2Box.........................................................................23
ACadaptorandmainboard........................................................................................23
MainBoardWiring........................................................................................................26
MainBoardBusConnection..........................................................................26
ZoneInputsWiring.............................................................................................28
WiringAuxiliaryDevices...................................................................................29
WiringInternalBell.............................................................................................29
WiringBellTamper.............................................................................................30
WiringUtilityOutputs........................................................................................30
BackTamper(Optional)................................................................................................31
ConnectingatelephonelinetotheLightSYS.............................................................32
PlacingtheCommunicationModules.........................................................................33
PluginIP..............................................................................................................34
PluginFastModem2400...................................................................................35
Plugs......................................................................................................................36
Jumpers.................................................................................................................37
DIPswitches.........................................................................................................37
ConnectingBackupBattery..........................................................................................38
Chapter3InstallingBusDevices 39
Busconnection...........................................................................................................39
SettingBusAccessoryIDNumbers........................................................................40
InstallingBusExpandersandAccessories.............................................................41
Keypads..........................................................................................................................41
UtilityOutputs...............................................................................................................43
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WirelessExpander......................................................................................................... 45
1.5and3ASwitchingPowerSupplyExpansionModules.......................................46
DigitalVoiceModule.................................................................................................... 51
Sounders.........................................................................................................................53
ProSound.............................................................................................................. 53
Lumin8.................................................................................................................54
ConnectingBusDetectors.............................................................................................54
SingleZoneExpander...................................................................................................55
CompletingtheInstallation..........................................................................................58
Chapter4InstallerProgramming 59
ProgrammingMethods............................................................................................59
ConfigurationSoftware................................................................................................59
PTM:DataStoringDevice............................................................................................59
LCDKeypad...................................................................................................................61
KeypadProgrammingKeyFunctions..............................................................61
EnteringTextDescriptions(Labels):.................................................................62
KeypadTimeout..................................................................................................62
AccessingInstallerProgrammingMenu................................................................62
FirstTimePowerUp.....................................................................................................62
Regularoperationmode...............................................................................................63
IdentifyingtheConnectedDevices.........................................................................63
AutomaticSetting..........................................................................................................63
BusTest...........................................................................................................................64
Wirelessdeviceprogrammingworkflow..............................................................64
Step1:Allocateawirelessexpander...........................................................................64
Step2:CalibratetheWLExpander.............................................................................64
Step3:AllocatingWirelessDevice..............................................................................65
BusDetectorsProgrammingWorkflow.................................................................65
Programmingbusdetectorsonthemainbus............................................................65
Step1:AddingBusDetectortotheMainUnit.................................................65
Step2:SetBusZoneBasicAttributes................................................................ 66
Step3:ProgrammingtheBusDetectorsAdvancedParameters....................66
Programmingbusdetectorsonabusexpander........................................................66
Step1:AddingtheBusExpandertoLightSYS2..............................................66
Step2:AddingBusDetector..............................................................................67
Step3:SetBusZoneBasicAttributes................................................................ 67
Step4:ProgrammingtheBusDetectorsAdvancedParameters....................67
ExitingProgrammingMode....................................................................................67
RestoringManufacturerʹsProgrammingDefaults...............................................68
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UsingtheInstallerProgrammingMenus...............................................................68
InstallerProgrammingMenuConventions...............................................................68
1System.......................................................................................................................... 69
Timers.................................................................................................................... 70
Controls................................................................................................................. 74
Labels....................................................................................................................90
Sounds...................................................................................................................90
Settings..................................................................................................................92
AutomaticClock.................................................................................................. 93
ServiceInformation.............................................................................................94
FirmwareUpdate.................................................................................................94
2Zones............................................................................................................................95
Parameters............................................................................................................95
Zones:Parameters:OneByOne.............................................................95
Zones:Parameters:ByCategory.............................................................97
Label .................................................................................................. 97
Partition ............................................................................................. 97
Type ................................................................................................... 97
Sound............................................................................................... 104
Termination .................................................................................... 105
LoopResponse ............................................................................... 106
Advanced ........................................................................................ 106
BusZonesConfiguration..................................................................................107
WirelessZonesConfiguration.........................................................................117
Testing................................................................................................................. 121
CrossZones........................................................................................................122
Alarmconfirm....................................................................................................124
3Outputs......................................................................................................................125
Nothing...............................................................................................................126
FollowSystem....................................................................................................126
FollowPartition.................................................................................................129
FollowZone........................................................................................................134
FollowCode.......................................................................................................135
4Codes..........................................................................................................................137
User......................................................................................................................138
GrandMaster.....................................................................................................140
Installer...............................................................................................................141
SubInstaller........................................................................................................ 141
CodeLength.......................................................................................................141
5Communication........................................................................................................142
Method................................................................................................................142
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PSTN.........................................................................................................142
GSM.......................................................................................................... 144
Timers .............................................................................................. 144
Controls ........................................................................................... 148
Parameters ...................................................................................... 148
PrepaySIM ..................................................................................... 149
IP...............................................................................................................150
IPConfig ......................................................................................... 150
Email ................................................................................................ 151
HostName ...................................................................................... 151
MSKeepalive(Polling) ................................................................. 151
Radio(LRT)..............................................................................................153
MonitoringStation.............................................................................................155
ReportType .................................................................................... 155
Accounts ......................................................................................... 158
CommunicationsFormat .............................................................. 158
Controls ........................................................................................... 159
Parameters ...................................................................................... 160
MSTimers ....................................................................................... 160
ReportSplit ..................................................................................... 162
ReportCodes .................................................................................. 164
ConfigurationSW..............................................................................................164
FollowMe...........................................................................................................167
DefineFM...........................................................................................................167
ReportType .................................................................................... 167
Partition ........................................................................................... 169
Events .............................................................................................. 169
RestoreEvents ................................................................................ 171
RemoteControl .............................................................................. 172
Controls ........................................................................................... 172
Parameters ...................................................................................... 173
6Audio..........................................................................................................................176
Messages.............................................................................................................176
LocalAnnouncements.......................................................................................178
7Install.......................................................................................................................... 179
BusDevice..........................................................................................................179
BusDevices:AutomaticSetting............................................................179
BusDevices:ManualSetting.................................................................180
BusDevices:Testing...............................................................................191
WirelessDevices................................................................................................193
8Devices.......................................................................................................................196
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Sounder...............................................................................................................199
ProximityKeyReader.......................................................................................205
3APowerSupply...............................................................................................206
Chapter5UsingtheInstallerNonProgrammingMenus 207
ActivitiesMenu............................................................................................................207
FollowMe..................................................................................................................... 207
ViewMenu................................................................................................................... 208
ClockMenu..................................................................................................................209
EventLog......................................................................................................................209
Maintenance.................................................................................................................209
Macro............................................................................................................................211
StandAloneKeyfobs...................................................................................................211
AppendixA TechnicalSpecifications 212
AppendixBLightSYS2Accessories 216
AppendixC Wiring 220
AppendixD LibraryVoiceMessages 223
AppendixE ReportCodes 224
AppendixF InstallerEventLogMessages 229
AppendixG InstallerProgrammingMaps 239
AppendixH EN50131andEN50136Compliance 249
AppendixI RemoteSoftwareUpgrade 252
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Table of Figures
Figure 1-1 LightSYS2 Architecture.............................................................................................10
Figure 1-2 LightSYS2-supported Keypads...............................................................................14
Figure 2-1 Box clip release...........................................................................................................23
Figure 2-2 Mounting screw template........................................................................................23
Figure 2-3 Placing the AC adapter with mains fuse..............................................................24
Figure 2-4 Placing the main panel.............................................................................................25
Figure 2-5: Main board wiring diagram....................................................................................26
Figure 2-6: Main board terminal block.....................................................................................26
Figure 2-7: Terminal block bus connectors............................................................................27
Figure 2-8: Wiring U01 for self-powered device....................................................................31
Figure 2-9: Perforated Back Tamper Release and Connection to PCB.............................32
Figure 2-10 Placing the GSM/GPRS panel and antenna.......................................................34
Figure 2-11 Placing the IP modem.............................................................................................34
Figure 2-12 Placing the Fast communication modem..........................................................35
Figure 2-13 Placing the battery and attaching the plug......................................................35
Figure 3-1: Terminal block bus connectors............................................................................39
Figure 3-2: Zone Expander board and mounting diagrams...............................................42
Figure 3-3: Zone Expander mounting location inside the LightSYS2 box......................43
Figure 3-4: Utility Output Module UO4 (Showing an Example of UO4 Wiring).............43
Figure 3-5: Utility Output Module E08......................................................................................44
Figure 3-6: Utility Output Module X-10...................................................................................44
Figure 3-7: Wireless Expander.....................................................................................................45
Figure 3-8: 1.5A PS Module..........................................................................................................46
Figure 3-9: 3A PS Module.............................................................................................................46
Figure 3-10: SMPS Inside a Metal Box.......................................................................................47
Figure 3-11: SMPS – AC & Ground Connection........................................................................49
Figure 3-12: Voice Module PCB...................................................................................................51
Figure 3-13: Voice Module — Listen/Talk Unit Wiring.........................................................52
Figure 3-14: ProSound Bus Wiring..............................................................................................53
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Chapter 1 Introduction
ThischapterprovidesabasicintroductiontotheLightSYS2systemanditsarchitectureand
capabilities,asdescribedinthefollowingsections:
WhatisLightSYS?,below
LightSYS2ArchitectureandCapabilities,page11
LightSYS2Features,page12
What is LightSYS2?
LightSYS™2hybridsecuritysystemoffersSmartphoneAppcontrolandcommunication
flexibilityaswellasyourchoiceofwired,2waywireless,orRISCOBusdetectors.
TheSmartphoneApptransformsthesecuritysystemintoanappealinggadgetfor
homeandsmallbusinessowners
2waywirelesssounders,slimkeypadsanddetectorseaseyourinstallationand
enhanceyouroffering
RISCOBussavesyoucablingandlaborcostsandenablesremoteservice,as
detectorsareinstalledinseriesonthesystemBusandcanberemotelyconfigured
anddiagnosed.
CommunicationflexibilityincludesIP,
GSM/GPRS,PSTNandLongRangeRadio,all
installedwithinthemainhousing
LightSYS2providesmonitoringandsupervisionforupto32zones.Throughits4wirebusit
cansupportavarietyofoptionalmodulesincluding:assortedkeypads,proximitykey
readers,zoneexpanders,interactivevoicemodule,868/433MHzwirelessexpansion,
supplementpowersupply,utilityoutputsandnumerousbusdetectors.
LightSYS2featuresintegratedmultiplepathreporting,includingaCloudchanneland
integratedpluginIPmoduleforIPcommunication,pluginGSM/GPRSmodulesfor
advancedcellularcommunicationallinonebox,andanIP/GSMreceiverpackagefor
monitoringstations(MS).
LightSYS2providesa
newlevelofremoteserviceandinstallationconvenience,withunique
remotediagnosticcapabilities,AutoInstall™technologyandbustestwhichchecks
communicationqualityofthebusandenablespinpointingintermittentwiringfaults.
ForeasymaintenanceandscalabilityLightSYS2canbeupgradedlocallyorremotelyusingIP
orCloudcommunication.
Connecting
thesystemtotheRISCOCloudenablesuserstobenefitfromthesmartphoneapp
andtheselfmonitoringfeatureaswellasthecapabilitytocontroltheiralarmsystems
remotelyandtheabilitytoarmanddisarmthesystemviatheapp.
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Featuringremotemanagement,advancedcommunication,simpleinstallation,anda
comprehensiverangeofperipherals,LightSYS2istheidealhybridsolutionforyour
residentialandsmallcommercialrequirements.
ThisLightSYS2InstallationandProgrammingManualdetailshowtoinstalltheLightSYS2
hardwareandtoprogramtheLightSYS2mainpanel,asdescribedinthefollowing
main
steps:
Step1:MountingandWiringtheMainPanel(Chapter2)
Step2:Identifying,MountingandWiringKeypadsandExpansionModules(Chapter3)
Step3:ProgrammingtheLightSYS2(Chapters4and5)
Note:
Whilethismanualdescribesalloftheabovesteps,thesectiononprogrammingthemain
panelcomprisesthebulkoftheinformation,asitcoversalltheprogrammablefunctions
thatcanbeperformedusingthekeypad.
Figure 1-1 LightSYS2 Architecture
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LightSYS2 Architecture and Capabilities
Feature LightSYS
Zones 832wired,wirelessorRISCObusinanycombination
Partitions 4
Groupsperpartition 4
Zoneresistance Fullyselectable
Programmableoutputs 4onboardexpandableto14
Usercodes 16
Eventlog 500
Keypads 4wired/wireless(oneandtwoway)
Wirelesskeyfobs 16multifunctional+200standalone
Proximitykeyreaders 8
Followmenumbers 16
Communication
PSTNonboard
PlugonIPmoduleorfastmodem
PlugonGSM/GPRSorintegratedKPlongrangeradio
Longrangeradio
Cloudbased
AccountNumbers 4
Additionalinputs Belltamper,boxtamper
MaxCurrent 1.5Aor4A
Sirens 4
Automaticscheduling
programs
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LightSYS2 Features
Main Panel
Themainpanelisthefoundationofthesystemʹsoperationandhasthefollowingfeatures:
8basichardwiredzones
4UtilityOutputs:
o 1xrelay(programmableoutput)(3Amps)
o 3*100mAoptorelays
Boxtamperinput(normallyopen)
Belltamperinput(usinga2.2KΩendoflineresistor)
4wirebuswithʺquickconnectorʺfromthemainpanel.
Powerfortheoperationofanexternalsounder
Offerstherequiredtypeofvoltageforoneormoreelectronicsirens,bells,or
loudspeakers,respectively
Supportsmorethan25zonetypes
4zoneterminations,including:closedcircuit(NC),opencircuit(NO),endofline
(EOL)resistors,anddoubleendofline(DEOL)resistors
Configurablezoneresistance
500Eventlogonboard
Polycarbonateplastic(1.5A)ormetal(1.5or4A)
Zone Expansion
Supportforadditional24wired/wirelesszones
Zonesexpansionusing8Zonewiredexpander(Max3expanders)orBusZones
expander
Buszonessupport(maximum32)
Uptotwowireless868MHzor433MHzexpansionmodules
4zoneterminations,includingclosedcircuit(NC),opencircuit(NO),endofline
(EOL)resistors,doubleendofline(DEOL)resistors
Configurablezoneresistance
Supportsmorethan25zonetypes
Forcedsettingzonecapability
Wireless Capabilities
UptotwoWLreceiversperLightSYS2system
Thewirelessexpansionmoduleincludesthefollowingfeatures:
o Upto32supervisedwirelesszones(busmode)
o Upto16multifunctionkeyfobs(busmode)
o Upto200standalonekeyfobs(busandstandalonemodes)
o Twoutilityoutputs(1Arelays)
o Rollingcodetechnology
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o Signaljammingdetection
o Programmablesupervisiontime
o Thresholdlevelcalibration
o Tamperdetection
o Transmitter’slowbatterydetection
o Transmittersupervision
o Nominalcenterfrequency:868.65MHzor433.92MHz
o CanbeinstalledinsideoroutsidetheLightSYS2mainenclosure
Whenusingwirelesszones,theLightSYS2Wirelessexpansionmodulesrespondto
differentwirelessdetectors,suchas:
o Smokedetectors
o Doorcontacts/Doormagnet/universaltransmitter/doorcontact+universal
o Upto16rollingcode4buttonkeyfobs
o Doublekeypanickeyfob
o Flooddetector
o Shockdetectors
o COdetectors
o Gas
detectors
o Glassbreakdetectors
o InternalandExternalPIR/PETandWatchOUTdetectors
Partitions/Areas
Upto4independentpartitions/areas
Anyzonecanbeassignedtoanypartition/area
Eachpartition/areasupportsbothzonesharingandcrosszoning
Groups
Groupsarecombinedzoneswithinapartition/areathatareusedforpartialarming.
Uptofourgroupsofzonescanbedefinedforeachpartition/area.
Grouparmingandsettingisperformedbyusingthefunctionkeysonthekeypad,
smartphoneorviatheweb(A,B,C,andD)orbySMSorkeyfob.Eachkeypadkey
representsadifferentgroupofzones.
Eachzonecanbeassignedtoanyofthefourgroups
Userscanarmanyofthefourgroupsindividually
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Keypads
TheLightSYS2cansupportuptofourkeypads,wiredorwireless(1‐and2way)witha
choiceofdifferentmodelstyles.
RP128KC 432KP RP128KP RW132KL1P
Figure 1-2 LightSYS2-supported Keypads
Eachkeypadisequippedwith:
Threeemergencykeyzones(panic,fire,andemergency)
Theabilitytoproduceaduress(ambush)code
Optionalproximitytags(differentpartnumber)
Doubletamperprotection(boxandwall)
Internalbuzzer
Audiblefeedbackforkeypadoperations
Easytousehotkeysequencesforsimplezonebypassing
AonekeyquickarmfeatureforbothʺStayʺandʺAwayʺ
Inpartitionedsystems,keypadscanbeselectivelyassignedtospecificpartitions
Fourfunctionkeys(A,B,C,D)canbeprogrammedtocarryasequenceofcommands
Withthisversion,LightSYS2nowsupportsaslimwirelessbidirectionalkeypadfor
enduseroutputcontrolandafunctionkey(seepage197)
User Codes and Authority Levels
1installercode
1subinstallercode
1GrandMastercode
Upto16usercodes
8authoritylevels
Codescanbedefinedto4or6digits(Bydefault6digits)
Eachusercanbeassignedwithaproximitytagorkeyfob
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Programmable Utility Outputs
Supportsadditional10outputs(tothe4onthemainboard)
4relay,8transistoror2relay(WLexpanderor3Apowersupplyexpander)
expansionoutputmodules
Outputsoperationfollowssystemevents,codesorschedulingprograms
Outputcanfollowupto5zoneevents(All/Anydefinition)
X10Module:TheLightSYS2alsosupportstheconnectionofanX10Transmitter
moduletoits4wireexpansionbus.X10technologyconvertstheLightSYSʹs
programmableoutputeventsintoaprotocolunderstoodbythetransmittermodule.
Whentriggered,thismodulegeneratesactivationandcontrolsignals alongexisting
AC
premiseswiringtotheappropriateX10receivermodules,placedandconnected
withinthepremisestocontrollightingandappliances.X10transmittermodulesare
availablefortheLightSYS,supportingeither8‐or16premisesreceivermodules
Advanced Digital Voice Module
TheAdvancedDigitalVoicemoduleprovidesaudibleinformationaboutthestatusofyour
LightSYS2systemandenablesanyremote,touchtone(DTMF)telephonetoactasakeypad
forthesystem.Theadvanceddigitalvoicemodulecanbeusedinthefollowingsituations:
Uponeventoccurrence,suchasalarmactivation,theadvanceddigitalvoicemodule
informsyouofasecuritysituation,suchasintrusionorfire,bycallingyouand
playingaprerecordedeventannouncement.Youcanthenacknowledgetheevent
andremotelyoperatethesystem.
Remotelyoperatingthesystem,whichincludes:
o Partitionarminganddisarming
o Zonebypassing
o UOactivation/deactivation
o Changingfollowmenumbers
o Performinglistenandtalkoptions
o Recordingopeningmessagesorzonedescriptors
3A or 1.5A Power Supply Expansion Module
AlthoughtheLightSYSʹsmainpanelprovides800mAofauxiliarypower(500mAforBell),the
useofanumberofadditionalsystemmodulesanddetectorswilllikelyexceedthislimitation.
Asaresult,theLightSYS2supportstheadditionofupto4remoteswitchedpowersupplies
thateachoperatefromACpower,connecttothebusandprovideatotalcurrentcapacityof3
Amps.
The
powersupplymoduleshaveconnectionsforpoweringauxiliarydevicesandtriggering
bells,electronicsirens,orloudspeakersduringanalarm.Eachpowersupplyexpansion
modulealsosupportsitsownstandbybatteryandissupervisedforthelossofAC,alow
batterycondition,tamperinput,thefailureofitsauxiliaryoutput
power,andthelossof
sounderloopintegrity.
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Scheduling
Throughtheuseofthesystemʹsbuiltinclock,itispossibletoautomatesystemoperationsat
thesametimeonselecteddaysoftheweekorataspecifictimewithinthesubsequent24
hourperiodorduringvacationperiods.
Thesystemoperationsinclude:
Schedulingautomaticarminganddisarming(ofoneormorepartitions).
Schedulingautomaticoperationofutilityoutputs.
Restrictingusersfromdisarmingduringpredefinedtimeperiods
Event Logging
TheLightSYS2hasthecapabilityofstoringupto500significantevents,includingarming,
disarming,bypassing,alarms,troubles,restorals,andresets.Theseeventsareloggedinorder
accordingtodateandtime,andwhenapplicable,accordingtozone,partition,area,user
code,
keypad,etc.Whenappropriate,sucheventscanbedisplayedonanLCDkeypador
uploadedtotheMSviatheConfigurationSoftware.
Advanced Installation Tools
AutoInstallation:Forquickandeasyinstallation,thesystemperformsautomatic
installationofthemodulesconnectedtothebus.Thesystemsearchesforthe
modulesbyautomaticallyverifyingtheirconnectionandoperationthroughthebus
scanningfeatureandpromptstheusertoapproveeachmoduleconnection.Theauto
installationfeatureis
performedautomaticallyafterdefaultingthesystemorcan
alsobeperformedmanually.
SelfMonitoring
o Thebustestenablesthesystemtoverifytheconnectionandtheoperationofthe
modulesconnectedtothebusbyindicatingtheefficiencyofeachoneona0
100%scale.EachresultisindividuallydisplayedontheLCDkeypad(orviathe
ConfigurationSoftware).
o A
watchdogfeature,whichperiodically(everyminute)andautomatically
performsacomprehensiveselftestandreportswhenoperatingfaultsare
found.
o Amaintenancemodewhich,whenselected,performsanactiveselfcheckon
manyofitscomponents.
o Onemanwalktestingcapabilities,enablinganinstallerortechniciantocheck
theoperationofeachcontactanddetectorwhich,whentripped,produce
audiblefeedbackandarevisiblyloggedatthekeypadfromwhichthetestwas
initiated.
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Systemprogramming
o Localkeypadkeys
o Programtransfermodule:Usedtostoretheprogrammedconfigurationofany
LightSYS2withouttheneedforpower. 
o Local/RemoteConfigurationSoftware
o RemotesoftwareupgradeoverIP
False Alarm Reduction
Inanefforttodeterfalsealarms,theLightSYS2providesvariousprogrammablefeatures,
includingthefollowing:
Crosszoning
Swingershutdown
Audible/visualentry/exitdelays
Firealarmverification
Dialerdelaybeforeanalarmtransmission
Cancelreportoption
Doubleknock
Soaktest
Exitterminationzone.
LightSYS2 Communication Methods
LightSYS2communicateseventreportingandstatenotificationtomonitoringstationsorto
homeownersthroughavarietyofchannelsandreportframeworks,bothdirectlyand
throughtheRISCOcloud.Thesesamechannelsandframeworkscanalsobeusedtoexert
remotesystemandpanelcontrolforpurposesofprogrammingandmaintenance.
Channels
TheprincipalchannelsthroughwhichLightSYS2communicatesare:
PSTN(Onboard)
IP(Toactivate,seepage34)
TheLightSYS2IPmoduleisaneasytoaddpluginmodulethatenablesthesystem
tocommunicateoverIPnetworksforreporting,controlandprogramming.Itcanbe
usedastheprimarycommunicationchannel,parallelchannelorasafailurebackup
forthe
GPRS/GSMorPSTNcommunications.
GSM/GPRS(Toactivate,seepage33)
TheLightSYS2GSM/GPRSmoduleisaneasytoaddpluginmodulethatenables
thesystemtocommunicateoverGPRS/GSMnetworksforreporting,controland
programming.Itcanbeusedastheprimarycommunicationchannel,parallel
channelorasafailurebackupforthe
IPorPSTNcommunications.
LongRangeRadio(whereavailable)
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Reporting Destinations and Clients
EndUserTheendusercanusethesmartphoneapptofullandpartiallyalarm
thesystem,individualgroups(ifsupported)andpartitionsandtobypassdetectors.
Additionalactions,availablethroughthewebinterface,includequickzonebypasses
andtogglingofutilityoutputs.
LightSYS2supportsafollowmefeaturein
whichthesystemcanreporttoa
homeowneratwork,ortoabusinessownerathome,thattherehasbeenanalarmat
aspecificlocationbyvoicemessageoverthephone,SMS,Emailorsmartphoneapp.
TheGSM/GPRSmodulealsosupportstwo‐wayvoicecommunicationwhichhas
been
foundtobebeneficialforelderlycare,allowingtwowaycommunicationwith
usersintimesofemergency
MonitoringStationLightSYS2canreporteventpacketsdirectlyandthroughthe
RISCOcloud,inanyofthesupportedchannels,tosingleormultiplealarm
monitoringcenters/centralstationsforpurposesofalarmsignalresponseand
maintenance.
LightSYS2supportsallmajormonitoringstationtransmissionformatsandprotocols
includingADEMCOContactID,SIA/IPandSIAlevel1withtextoverPSTN.
ReportingcanalsobedoneviaIP/GPRS,andovervoice,SMSorGPRSusingthe
RISCOIPReceiversoftware.
InstallerAspersystemprogramming,installerscanreceivefollowmereporting
likethatoftheenduser(seeChapter5UsingtheInstallerNonProgrammingMenus).
Similarly,installerscanconnectremotelytothepanelforpurposesofconfiguration,
diagnostics,maintenanceandtestingusingRISCO’sConfigurationSoftwarethrough
anyof
theabovechannelsdirectlyorthroughthecloud.
Cloud Communication
RISCOCloudisaproprietaryapplicationserverwhichenablesRISCO’susersandpartnersto
enjoytheadvancedfeaturesofferedwithseveralRISCOGroupproducts.
Bymaintainingan“AlwaysOn”connectiontotheintrusionpanelviaIPorGRPS,RISCO
Cloudenablesend
userswithselfmonitoringcapabilitiesthroughSmartphone&Web
Applications,andmonitoringstationswithmorerobustandredundantcommunicationto
theirclientsinstallbase,toperformremotecontrolanddiagnostics.Additionally,installers
canbenefitfromtheseamlesscloudconnection(ordirectlyviaIP/GPRS/GSM)in
communicationwiththepanelusingRISCO’s
ConfigurationSoftware,forpurposesof:
Configuration
Diagnostics
Maintenance
Testing
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Howdoesitwork?
SelfMonitoringviaSmartphone&WebApplications
Selfmonitoringisagrowingtrendamongalarmsystemownersasitgivesthemfull
controloftheirsystemswithorwithouttheaddedcostofcentralmonitoringstations.
LightSYS™2securitysystemenablesenduserstobealwaysconnectedandalwaysin
controloftheirsystemfromanywhereintheworld.
SmartphoneApp:
HomeandsmallbusinessownerscannowenjoytheiRISCOSmartphoneAppfor
smartandeasycontroloftheirLightSYS™2system.Therevolutionaryappenables
userstoarm/disarmthesystemonthego,viewahistoryofevents,activatehome
automationdevices,bypassdetectors,andviewthesystem’sstatusandhistory,and
muchmore.AvailableforiPhone,iPadandAndroid.
WebApplication:
RISCOGroup’swebapplicationenableshomeandsmallbusinessownersto
monitor,controlandconfiguretheirLightSYS™2systemviaawebbrowser.In
additiontothe
capabilitiesoftheiRISCOSmartphoneapp,userscanusetheweb
applicationtoregistertheirsystem,addusersandmore.Theapplicationispowered
bytheRISCOCloudserveratwww.riscocloud.com
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CloudCommunicationRoute
RISCOCloudinstitutesnewcommunicationroutebetweenthepanelandtheCMSmore
robustandredundantthaneverbeforewitherviaIPorGPRScommunicationchannels.
RISCOcloudisavailableeitherasaprivateserverorhostedbyRISCO.
BackupMode
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Risco LightSYS 2 Series Installation And Programming Manual

Category
Security access control systems
Type
Installation And Programming Manual

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