Hscu2 Alarm System Test - Nice HSCU2 Instructions Et Avertissements Pour L'installation Et L'utilisation

(8) TEL
TEMPERATURE
TCH
USER
V
(3)
NUMBER CHANGED
GSM CHECK
Xxxxx (label)
(2) <
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EXAMPLES RELATING TO TABLE 9
example 1
(2) (1)
(2) (1)
(4)
(4)
on 16/05/10, at 9 .32, the control panel sent (<) a voice mes-
sage ( V ) to Marco . The result was positive .
(6)
example 2
(6)
(7)
(7)
on 16/05/10, at 18 .20, the alarm system was armed (INSER)
with remote control TEL01 .

6.10 - HSCU2 alarm system test

After programming all devices on the bench, provisionally place each device in
its intended location and run (fig. 52):
Control panel test and Dialler test, using the "Field Meter" function to
check whether any continuous signals are present which may disturb com-
munications with the devices .
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Devices
Messages
Phone book
Settings
Digital Prot.
Event List
Test
28 – English
remote control
temperature check
touch screen keypad
access to menu with user code
voice message
variation by SMS of a number in the phone book
GSM off/on cycle
name of device (e .g ., which tripped an alarm)
outgoing call
incoming call
(1) (3)
(1) (3)
(5)
(5)
(6)
(6)
(8)
(8)
Control panel test
Dialler test
Field Meter
6.10.1 - Control panel test
On first installation, run the test with the control panel and devices placed pro-
visionally in their intended locations . This test checks whether the control panel
is receiving the detector signals properly; it also checks the quality of the signal .
The test is particularly important in conditions close to the operating limits given
in the control panel's installation manual . In such cases, it is good to determine
in advance, before installing the equipment definitively, whether the detector's
radio signal is actually received by the control panel .
The test should be repeated from time to time
Run the test as follows:
• Provisionally place the control panel in its intended position .
• Select "Control panel test" and
press (fig. 53) .
• From their intended locations, trip
the detectors so that they transmit
their signals to the control panel .
Example: open a window, or walk
in front of a volumetric sensor . The
control panel will beep to indicate
that it has received the signal .
• Terminate the procedure by pressing
• To check the outcome of the test, touch and check the list of signals received
which is displayed on the touch screen .
• For each received signal, the list will display the name of the originating detec-
tor and the quality of the signal on both frequencies .
for example, if the display reads:
ALARM
C1: 
this has the following meaning:
ALL
alarm event
ROOM 1 name of detector
C1 radio frequency 433 MHz
C2 radio frequency 868 MHz
excellent signal

good signal

adequate signal

no signal

If no signal is detected on either of the two frequencies (C1 o C2) (), it is
likely that the detector is out of range or the frequency is subject to disturbance;
in any case, a single frequency is sufficient to assure operation of the system .
If, on the other hand, both frequencies are defective, you must run a real test
by arming the control panel and tripping the alarm; however, since technical
regulations require the test to be run with an attenuated frequency, in normal
conditions the system may operate nonetheless .
It may happen that the signal of a given detector is sometimes excellent ()
and sometimes good (): this may depend on interference or people mov-
ing in the room during the test . This often happens with remote controls since
they can change location relative to the control panel . At the end of the test,
if the result is not satisfactory, try moving the control panel (or, preferably, the
detector), and run the test again .
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on the touch screen .
ROOM 1
C2: 