Configuration - Honeywell Domonial CMI Guía Rápida Para Los Instaladores

Configuration

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3. Up to 4 radio sirens, as well as the panel's integrated sounder.
A radio siren emits an intrusion alarm signal which can be configured for sound level, duration and delay.
For the panel's integrated siren, the beep and fire siren sound levels can be configured.
The general parameters for entry and exit delays are programmable for each area, from 0 to 90 seconds
* The configuration of Area C depends upon the general parameters 'Annex arming linked to Total' and
'Annex disarming linked to Total' (this parameter is only configurable from panel versions I14 onwards and
K12 onwards).
Transmission
The Domonial system functions by means of a transmitter integrated into the panel, alone or in association
with a supplementary GSM* or Ethernet transmitter, which can be installed in the panel.
The transmitter can use two alarm protocols from amongst the following:
► Contact-ID, Cesa and Surtec for telephone and GSM voice transmission.
► Secom 3 for the telephone, GSM voice, GSM Data (CSD), SMS, and GPRS and IP networks.
► A proprietary vocal protocol for the telephone or GSM voice networks, permitting the user to receive
alarms via their telephone.
A call direction and a protocol are associated with each message or transmission channel.
A call direction is defined by one or more addressee numbers which are used as a backup in case of
transmission failure. A transmission has succeeded when the panel receives a handshake message from the
alarm receiver.
Up to six call directions can be configured, using up to eight different addressee numbers from A to H.
Amongst the messages transmitted by the Domonial system, there are two specific cyclic tests with
configurable frequencies for surveillance of the line or automated maintenance.
Alarm messages transmitted upon detection can be deactivated in partial surveillance mode**.
Remote maintenance can be carried out by calling the panel directly or by keeping the connection open
between the panel and the alarm receiver. A connection can be triggered by using the TCU keypad or by
calling the panel and using a DTMF code) ***.
It is possible to configure the panel to reply to the second call when an answering machine prevents a direct
connection.
Certain panels are configured to reply only after authorisation by the user when he activates maintenance
using a TCU keypad.
It is possible to drive the panel by telephone on DTMF, in order to set the system and listen-in. This access
requires a user code.
Notes:
*: on option or pre-mounted.
**: when alarms are not transmitted in partial surveillance mode (Part Set), alarm confirmation is disabled.
***: Requires the PE Alarm Receiver and IST Technical Server for alarm management.
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