Risco Agility User manual

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Security access control systems
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User manual
Agility
Flexible Wireless Solution
TM
User Manual
User Manual
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Table of Contents
Chapter1‐Introduction.............................................................................................................................5
1.1MainFeatures.....................................................................................................................................5
1.2AgilityArchitecture...........................................................................................................................6
1.3UserOperatingTools ........................................................................................................................7
1.4StatusIndications...............................................................................................................................8
LEDIndicators..................................................................................................................... ...........8
StatusButton/ServiceCall(Listen&Talk)...............................................................................9
VoiceMessaging.............................................................................................................................9
SMSMessaging...............................................................................................................................9
EmailMessaging ............................................................................................................................9
SoundIndications ........................................................................................................................10
Chapter2‐LocalSystemOperation......................................................................................................11
2.1Armingyoursystem .......................................................................................................................11
Away(Full)arming..................................................................................................................11
Stay(Home)arming.................................................................................................................12
Partitionarming .......................................................................................................................12
ForceArming ............................................................................................................................13
ArmingwithtroublesintheSystem .....................................................................................13
2.2Disarmingyoursystem...................................................................................................................14
Systemdisarming.....................................................................................................................14
Partitiondisarming ..................................................................................................................15
Duressdisarming .....................................................................................................................15
DisarmingafteranAlarm.......................................................................................................15
Resettingafteranalarm ..........................................................................................................16
AntiCodeReset ...................................................................................................................16
InstallerReset .......................................................................................................................16
2.3SendingaPanicAlarm....................................................................................................................17
Chapter3‐RemoteSystemOperation..................................................................................................18
3.1RemotePhone
Operation ...............................................................................................................18
RemotelyAccessingtheSystem ................................................................................................18
VoiceOperationsMenu ..............................................................................................................18
ReceivingCallsfromtheSystem ...............................................................................................19
AcknowledgeMenu ....................................................................................................................20
BidirectionalCommunication...................................................................................................20
3.2SMSOperation .................................................................................................................................21
SMSRemoteControl ...................................................................................................................21
SMSConfirmationMessage .......................................................................................................22
Chapter4‐UserFunctionsandSettings ..............................................................................................23
4.1UserCodes ........................................................................................................................................23
4.2ProximityTags .................................................................................................................................25
4.3DefiningFollowMeDestinations .................................................................................................26
4.4Scheduler...........................................................................................................................................27
4.5Macro
keys........................................................................................................................................28
4.6CompleteMenuofUserFunctions ...............................................................................................30
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Chapter5‐SystemSpecifications .........................................................................................................33
Chapter6‐EN50131Compliance..........................................................................................................34
AppendixA‐KeypadUserOperations................................................................................................35
CommonOperations.............................................................................................................................35
AdvancedOperations ...........................................................................................................................35
LEDsIndication......................................................................................................................................37
AppendixB‐RemoteControlUserOperations .................................................................................38
CommonOperations.............................................................................................................................38
AdvancedOperations ...........................................................................................................................38
StatusLED/BuzzerIndications............................................................................................................39
ChangingRemoteControlPINCode.................................................................................................39
AppendixC‐EventLogMessages ........................................................................................................40
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Chapter 1 - Introduction
CongratulationsonyourpurchaseofAgility‐RISCOGroupʹsFlexibleWirelessSecurity
System.TheAgilityhasbeenspecificallydesignedtomeetawiderangeofsecurity,safety
andhomeautomationneedsformanyresidentialandcommercialapplications.
Agilityisdesignedtorecognizeabnormalconditionsandinformthesystemofthestatus
ofanyprotecteddoor,window,hallway,room,orarea.Statusinformationispresented
visuallyorverbally.ItsupportsthecapabilitiesofcommunicatingwithaCentral
MonitoringStationortoyourmobilephoneusingfriendlyandeasytounderstandverbal
messagesaswellasSMSorEmailmessages.
Thismanualdescribeshowtooperateyoursystem.Itwillguideyouthrough
programminginstructionsformainsystemfeaturesaswellasbasicarminganddisarming
commandsforthesystem.
1.1 Main Features
Upto32wirelesszones(1wayor2way
wirelessdetectors)+4option al wired
zones(on ly withI/Oexpa nder)
32Usercodes+GrandMastercode
4fixedauthor ity levelsforuser
Proximityta gforeachuser
3partitions
3wirelesskeypads(1wayor2way)
3wirelesssirens(internalorext e rn al )
8Remotecontrols(1wayor2way)
250EventsLog 
16FollowMedestinations
4outputs(I/Oexpa nder)
X10support
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1.2 Agility Architecture
YourAgilitycontrolsandmonitorsavarietyofsensors,detectors,andcontactsplaced
throughoutthepremises,whichprovideexternal,perimeterandinternalburglary
protection.Thesystemissupervised,meaningthatthepanelchecksthestatusofeach
sensortodetectproblems.Ifthepaneldetectstroubleitwillnotifyyouwithbeepsand
indicatorlightsonthepanelitself.
Thefollowingdiagramshowsthecomponentsthatmakeupthe system:
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1.3 User Operating Tools
TheAgilitysystemcanbeoperatedusingseveraldevices,someofwhichhavebeen
designedasbidirectional.Ifyouhavepurchasedabidirectionaldeviceyoursystemis
capableofsendingareturnreplystatusindicationfromthepaneltothedeviceforeach
commandthatissenttoit.
Dependingonyourpurchaseyoucanoperateyoursystemviathefollowing:
2Way8ButtonRemoteControl:
Usingthebidirectional8buttonremotecontrolyoucanarm,disarm,
sendapanicalarm,activateoutputsandmore.Beingbidirectional
theremotecontrolreceivesareplystatusindication,viaits3colored
LEDsandinternalbuzzersiren,fromthepanelforeachcommand
thatithassentto
thepanel.Forhighersecurity,commandscanbe
definedtobeactivatedwitha4digitPINcode.
Agility2WayWirelessKeypad:
Usingthebidirectionalwirelesskeypadyoucanprogramand
operateyoursystemaccordingtoyourneeds.Beingbidirectionalthe
keypadreceivesareplystatusindicationfromthepanelforeach
commandthatithassenttothepanel.Tousefunctionsofthe
keypadyoucanuseacode
oraproximitytag.
4ButtonKeyfob:
Usingthe4buttonkeyfobyoucanarm,disarm,sendapanicalarm
andactivateoutputs.
RemotePhoneOperation:
Usinganyremote,touchtonephoneyoucanperformremote
operationssuchasarming,disarming,listeninginandtalkingtothe
premisesandmore.Thesystemcanalsoprovideaudibleinformation
suchaseventoccurrencesandthestatusofyoursystem.
SMS:
IfyoursystemisequippedwithaGSM/GPRSmoduleitcanprovide
informationaboutthesystemsuchaseventoccurrencesbySMS.You
canalsooperatethesystemusingSMScommandsforarmingand
disarmingthesystemandmore.
ConfigurationSoftware:
RISCOGroupʹsConfigurationSoftwareenablestheinstallerto
programthesystemandoperatethesystemlocallyorremotely.
WebBrowser:
Usingthewebyoucanperformavarietyofoperationsonyour
systemsuchasarming,disarming,outputactivation,receivestatus
informationandviewingeventlogs.
Thisfeaturewillbeavailablein
futureversionsofAgility.
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1.4 Status Indications
LED Indicators
TheLEDindicatorsprovidetypicalsystemindications,asdiscussedbelow.Some
indicatorshaveadditionalfunctions,whichareexplainedlateron.
Power LED
(Green)
ThePowerLEDindicatessystemoperation.
Condition Description
On
PowerOK
Rapidflash
IndicatesACtrouble
Slowflash
Indicateslowbatterytrouble
Arm/Alarm LED (Red)
Condition Description
On
Systemarmed
Rapidflash
Alarm
Slowflash
SysteminExitdelay
Stay LED (Red)
Condition Description
On
SystemarmedatSTAY
Off
Systemdisarmed
Ready LED (Green)
Condition Description
On
Systemready
Off
Openzones
SlowFlash
Systemisreadytobearmedwhileaspecially
designatedentry/exitdoorremainsopen
Trouble LED (Orange)
Condition Description
RapidFlash
Trouble
Off
Notrouble
Note:WhenallLEDsflashoneafteranotherinsequencethesystemisinInstallationmode.
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Status Button / Service Call (Listen & Talk)
ThebuttononthemainunitcanbedefinedasasystemstatusindicatororasaS.O.S
button.Oncepressed,aservicecallwillbeestablishedtothemonitoringstation,
whichthenenables2waycommunicationwiththepremises.
Voice Messaging
ThreetypesofspokenmessagesareheardwhenusingtheAgility,locallyinthepremises
orremotelytoyourmobile:
Eventmessages:Uponselectedeventoccurrence,theAgilityinitiatesacalltoa
remoteFollowMe(FM)telephonenumber,informingyouofasecuritysituationby
playingaprerecordedEventannouncementmessage.
Statusmessages:Upon remoteaccessofthesystembyinitiatingacallfroma
remotetelephoneorreceivingacallfromthesystem,theAgilityannoun cesthe
currentsy stemstatusbyplayingaprerecordedStatusmessage.
LocalAnnouncementmessages:Uponeventoccurrenceoruser’skeypad
operations,theAgilitycanannouncevariouslocalmessagestoresidents.
SMS Messaging
UsingtheGSM/GPRSModulethesystemcansendpredefinedSMSeventmessagestoa
remoteFollowMe(FM)telephonenumber,informingyouofthestatusofthesecurity
systemandcertaineventsthatoccurredinthesystem.
Forexample:
Email Messaging
UsingtheAgilityIPModulethesystemcansendeventmessagesbyEmailtopredefinede
mailaddressesinformingyouofthestatusofthesecuritysystemandcertaineventsthat
occurredinthesystem.
Forexample:
Subject:AlarmSecurityMessage:IntruderAlarm
SystemName:JohnʹsResidence
Event:FireAlarm,Zone5,Entrancedoor
Time:01April2008;16:12
Partition:Partition1,Firstfloor
ServiceContact:Monitoring Stati on01,035676778
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Sound Indications
InadditiontothevisualindicationsprovidedbytheAgility’sLEDs,yoursystemproduces
audiblenotificationaftercertainevents.
Condition Description
Intrusionalarm
Continuesrapidbeeping
Firealarm
Staggeredrapidbeeping
Exitdelay
SlowbuzzerbeepsuntiltheExitDelaytimeperiodexpires
Entrydelay
SlowbuzzerbeepsuntiltheEntryDelaytimeperiodexpires.
Confirmoperation
Aonesecondtone
Rejectoperation
Threerapiderrorbeeps
Arm/Disarmsquawk
1sirenchirp:Systemarmed
2sirenchirps:Systemisdisarmed
4sirenchirps:Systemdisarmedafteranalarm
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Chapter 2 - Local System Operation
2.1 Arming your system
Armingyoursystemcausestheintrusiondetectorstotriggeranalarmwhenviolated.The
armingoperationwillbefollowedbyalocalmessageannouncement(ifdefined).
Beforearmingthesystemcheckthe
ReadyLEDandmakesurethatthesystemisready
tobearmed.IfthesystemisNOTreadytobearmedsecureorbypasstheviolatedzone(s),
andthenproceed.
Failingtoarmthesystemwillbeindicatedbythesystem
YourAgilityoffersthefollowingkindsofarming:
Note:Ifyouareunabletoarmthesystem,pressthestatuskeytoviewsystemmessages.
Away(Full)arm ing:
Awayarmingpreparesallofthesy stemʹsintrusiondetectorstoactivateanalarmif
violated,and isusedwhenleavingthepremises.Thesy stemwillarmafterth e
designatedcountdowntime(Exitdelay)andalocalmessagewillsound.Onceyouhave
armedthe system,exitvia thedesignatedfinalexitdoor.
Toarmusing Away(Full)arming procedure
Quickmode:
Highsecuritymode:Press +code
Quickmode:

Highsecuritymode: +codeorproximitytag
Press±
SendSMS:[Code][A],example,1234A
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Stay(Hom e) arming: 
Stayarmingactivatesonlyperimeterdetectors(asdefinedbyyourinstaller),enabling
individualstoremaininsideandmoveaboutthepremiseswhilethesystemispartially
armed.
Toarmusing Stay(Home)arming procedure
Quickmode: 
Highsecuritymode: +code
Quickmode:

Highsecuritymode:
+codeorproximitytag
Press±buttonorbutton4(ifdefined.Advisewithyourinstaller)
SendSMS:[Code][H],example,1234H
Partit io n arming:
OneoftheAgilityʹsadvantagesisitsabilitytodividethesysteminupto3par tit ion s.
Eachpartitionmaybemanagedasaseparatesecuritysystem,eachofwhichcanbe
armedand disarmedindividuallyregardlessoftheconditionoftheother . 
Partitionscanbearmedordisarmedoneatatime,orallatonce ,andeachpartitioncan
bearmedat StayorAway.Onlyusersthathavebeendefinedtooperatemultiple
partitionscanop e ratemorethanonepartitionandarm/disarmallpartitionsatonce
Toarmusing Partitionarming(AwayorStay) procedure
Quickmode:
/ / > /
Highsecuritymode: / / > / +code
Quickmode:
/ / > / 
Highsecuritymode: / / > / +codeorproximitytag
Press±buttonorbutton4(ifdefined.Advisewithyourinstaller)
SendSMS:[Code][AorH][Partition1,2or3].Example1234A1.Foremore
informationrefertopage21.
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ForceArming:
Forcearmingarmsth esystemregardlessofopenzones.Yourinstallermustenablethis
option.
Note:Forcearmingthesystemresultsinleavingpartofthesystemunsecured.
Armingwithtro ublesintheSystem
Ifrequired,anddefinedbyyourinstaller,alltroubl e sinth e systemshouldbeconfirmed
toenableth e armingoperati on whileperformingarming fromthewirelesskeypad.
Whentryingtoarmthesystemwith trouble s ,thedisplay willshowaʺSystemTroublesʺ
message. Pressthe
 keytoviewthetrou blesinthesystem . Scroll downthe
troubleslisttoview alltroublesinthesystem.
Toenableonetimearmingfromthekeypad:
1. Press
andenteryourusercodetoaccesstheusermenu.
2. GotoActivities>BypassTrouble
3. Thefollowingquestionwillappear:ʺBypasstroubles .Areyousure?N?ʺ.Usingthe
keychangetoYandpress toconfirm.
4. Press toreturntomaindisplayandperformthearmingoperationagain.
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2.2 Disarming your system
Disarmingyoursystemcausesthedetectorsnottotriggeranalarmwhenviolated.When
youenterthepremises,theEntryDelaybeginstocountdown.Youmustdisarmthe
systemwithintheEntryDelaytimetopreventthesystemfromtriggeringanalarm.The
disarmingoperationwillbefollowedbya
localmessageannouncement(ifdefined).
Note:Ifanalarmoccurredinthesystem,itisrecommendedtoleavethepremises.Onlyafterpolice
investigationshouldyouconsiderthattheburglarisnolongeronyourpremisesandyoucanreenter.In
specialcases(ifprogrammedbyyourinstaller)armingthesystemafteranalarmmightrequirea technician
code.Formoreinformationrefertoyourinstaller
YourAgilityoffersthefollowingkindsofdisarming:
Systemdisarming:
Disarmingdeactivatesthe partitionsassignedtothespecifiedusercode
Todisarmusing ProcedureforDisarming
Quickmode:
.Allpartitionsassignedtothebuttonwillbe
disarmed
Highsecuritymode:
>Code
Press followedbycodeorproximitytag.
Pressthe
²button.Allpartitionsassignedtothebuttonwillbe
disarmed.
SendSMS:[Code][D],example1234D
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Partit io n disarming:
Partitiondisarmingenablesyoutodisarmindividualpartitionswithinanarmedsystem
Todisarmusing ProcedureforPartitionDisarming
Quickmode:
/ / > 
Highsecuritymode:
/ / > >Code
/ / > >codeorproximitytag.
Pressthe
²button.Allpartitionsassignedtothebuttonwillbe
disarmed.
SendSMS:[Code][D][Partition1,2or3].Example1234D1.Foremore
informationrefertopage21.
Duressdisarming:
Ifyouareevercoercedintodisarming yoursystem,youcanco mplywiththeintruderʹs
wisheswhilesending asilentdu re s s alarmtothe CentralStation.Todoso,youmust
useaspecialduresscode,whichwhen used,willdisarmthesy stem intheregular
manner,while
simultaneouslytransmittingtheduressalarm.Conferwithyourinstaller
whichofth e userʹscodesisdefinedasaduresscode.
Note:Undernocircumstancesmusttheduresscodebeusedhaphazardlyorwithoutreason.Central
Stations,alongwithPoliceDepartments,treatduresscodesveryseriouslyandtakeimmediateaction.
DisarmingafteranAlarm:
Whensilencinganalarmthesystem goesintoadisarmstate.Afterthesystemis
disarmedthesirenswillsound4sirenchirpsindicat e d thatanalarm occurredinthe
system.Onthekeypad,press for2secondsinordertoviewin formationaboutthe
lastalarm.
IfanʺEntrydoorʺisopenedpriortodisarmingthesystem,thefollowingvoice
announcementmessagewillbeheard:ʺAlarmoccurredinthesyst emʺ.Pr essth e
keywillindicatethecauseofthealarm.
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Note:Ifanalarmoccurredinthesystem,itisrecommendedtoleavethepremises.Onlyafterpolice
investigationshouldyouconsiderthattheburglarisnolongeronyourpremisesandyoucanreenter.
Inspecialcases(ifprogrammedbyyourinstaller)armingthesystemafteranalarmmightrequirea
techniciancode.Formoreinformationrefertoyourinstaller.
Yourinstallercandefinethenumberoftimes(015)thatanalarmwillbesentfromthesamedetector
duringonearmingperiod.Thisisusuallyusedtopreventanalarmfromamalfunctiondetector,an
environmentalproblemorincorrectinstallation
Resettingafteranalarm:
Yourinstallationcompanycan definethattheresetofthesystemtoaNormalOperation
modewillrequiretheinterventionofyourmonitoringstationorinstaller.Inthiscase,
afteranalarmconditionthesystemwillberegardedasNotReadyand whilerequesting
forsy stemstatu s( )indicationyouwillgetatroublemessage:TechnicianReset.
AntiCodeReset
1.
Press
.
Enterusercode
GotoActivities>AntiCodeoption.
2.
Callyourmonitoringstation(MS)orinstallerandquotetheRANDOM
CODEdisplayedonyourkeypad.TheMSorinstallerwillgiveyouareturn
AntiCode.
3.
EnterthisAnticodefollowedby
andthesystemwillreset.
InstallerReset
Yourmonitoringstation(MS)orinstallercanresetyoursystemremotelyorlocally
fromthekeypad.
Toenablelocalresetbyyourinstalleryoumayneedtoauthorizehimusingthemaster
codeaftertheinstallerentershiscode.Aonehourtimewindowisopenedforthe
installer
toprogramuserfunctionsandbeabletoresetyoursystemlocally
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2.3 Sending a Panic Alarm
Panicalarmsenableyoutosendamessagetothemonitoringstationintheeventofan
emergency,sendamessagetoafollowmenumber,announcealocalmessageoractivatea
localalarm.Panicalarmscanbesettobesilent(Refertoyourinstallerformore
information).
TosendaPanic
Alarmusing
Procedure
Pressboth and keyssimultaneously
Pressboth and keyssimultaneously
Note:Yourinstallershoulddefinethesekeystobesetaspanickeys.Thesekeys
canbeeitherdisabledorusedtoestablishaservicecalltoyour
MonitoringStation.
Ifdefinedbyyourinstallerpressing simultaneouslyfor2
secondswillsendafirealarmandpressing simultaneously
for2secondswillsendaspecialemergencyormedicalalarm.
Pressthesmallblankbutton(ifdefined)
Note:Yourinstallercandefinethesmallblankbuttontobeusedforsendinga
panicalarm.
Note:Forfullcapabilitiesofthe2wayremotecontrol,thebidirectionalkeypadand4buttonkeyfob,
refertotheinstructionssuppliedwitheachproduct.
Pressbothkeyssimultaneously
Pressthepanicbutton
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Chapter 3 - Remote System Operation
3.1 Remote Phone Operation
TheAgilityenablesyoutooperatethesystemfromaremotetouchtonephoneby
initiatingatelephonecalltoorfromthesystemandinteractingwithvoicemenusthat
guideyouthroughyourrequiredremoteoperation.
Remotely Accessing the System
Remotelyaccessingthesysteminvolvesinitiatingacalltothesystem,andenteringyour
remoteaccesscodeandtheusercodeyouusuallyenterinthesystemkeypad.
Toremotelyaccessthesystem:
1. Fromaremotetouchtonetelephone,dialthenumberofthepremiseswhere
Agilityisinstalled.
2. Ifyoursystemisconnectedtoalandtelephonelineandananswering
machineisinuseatthepremisesletthelineringonce,thenhangupandcall
again.
Ifanansweringmachineisnotinuseatthepremiseswaituntilthesystem
picksup.Afterthe
systempicksupashorttoneisheard.
Note:Whenthesystempicksup,allphonesonthesamelineareeffectivelydisconnectedand
cannotbeused.
3. Enteryour2digitremoteaccesscodewithin10seconds(Defaultcode=00).
Thefollowingmessageisannounced:ʺHello,PleaseEnterYourUserCode,
FollowedBy[#]ʺ.
Enteryourusercodefollowedby[#].(Defaultcode=1234)
4. Afteryourcodeisacceptedasystemstatusmessageis
announced,followedby
theOperationsmenu.Youcannowperformtherequiredremoteoperations.
Voice Operations Menu
TheVoiceOperationsmenuannouncesoptionsandinstructionsonhowtousethesystem
functions.TheoptionsintheOperationsmenuvaryaccordingtosystemstatusandyour
accessrights.
Followingisalistoftheremoteoperationsoptions:
Operation Quick Key Combination
Armingallpartitions
Press[1][1]
Armingaselectedpartition
Press[1][9]followedbythepartitionnumber
Disarmingallpartitions
Press[2][2]
Disarmingaselectedpartition
Press[2][9]followedbythepartitionnumber
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