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Galant
6160EX Keypad
User Instructions
Honeywell Security
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Contents Glossary .....................................................................................3 Introduction ...............................................................................4 Day Mode, Full Setting and Unsetting .....................................5 Part And Night Setting ..............................................................7 Cancelling Alarms .....................................................................8 Resetting After an Alarm ................
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Glossary The following terms will be used in this manual: Alarm: A panel detection circuit has been tripped. Cancel: The action of stopping an alarm condition. Keyfob: A remote control device for setting and unsetting. Each fob will belong to a user. Keytag: A tag or card which can be used for setting and unsetting. Each tag will belong to a user. Keypad: The user interface device that displays system conditions and allows user control. Reset: The action of clearing the alarm or faul
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Introduction Your Galant panel has various system functions, which can be accessed by one of three methods: • type a user code at a keypad • press a button on an RF keyfob or • present a keytag to a proximity reader. The system can support up to 8 users. User 1 is assigned as the master user. Each user can have a user code (master user code is 1234 by default) and either a fob or a tag. Your installer will indicate which methods are available on your system. The following diagram sho
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Day Mode, Full Setting and Unsetting Day mode is the normal mode for the system. In Galant V2 this state the display will be similar to that 21-01-02 09:54 shown on the right, with the time and date. Full Setting the System To full set the system (keypad) 1. Type your User Code. 2. Press 1 (FULL) A constant exit tone will sound. FULL SETTING The exit tone will become broken as the user Exit Now passes detectors on the exit route. The exit tone will become constant, when the last
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Unsetting the System from any Set State To unset the system (keypad) 1. Proceed to the keypad via the approved route. A pulsed tone will indicate that the entry timer is counting down. 2. Type in your User Code at the keypad before the expiry of the entry time. The Galant V2 tones will stop and the keypad will return to 21-01-02 09:54 the Day Mode display. To unset the system (keyfob) Press the OFF button on the keyfob. The system unsets with a double beep. To unset the System (ke
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Part And Night Setting It is possible to set the system but leave certain detectors switched off. This is useful, for example, at night while the bedrooms are occupied, or when leaving pets within the premises. Your installer can set up these detectors. To Part set the system, proceed exactly as for Galant V2 Full setting except instead of pressing 1(Full): 21-01-02 09:54 Press 2 (PART) to Part set PART SETTING OR Exit Now Press 3 (Night) to Night set The keypad tones may b
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Cancelling Alarms If an alarm activation is in progress, whether the system is set or unset, proceed directly to the Intruder ZN:07 keypad and type in your User Code. This will cancel the alarm condition and the display will show the source of the alarm. Typically, this will RF SUP. ZN:14 be the detection zone that caused the alarm condition. Please see the table at the end of this manual for a full list of alarm and fault condition displays. If the system is set and in alarm, the
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Viewing the Event Log The Galant alarm panel has an Event Log history that records every event which occurs on the system. This includes setting, unsetting, alarm activations and fault conditions. To view the event log: 1. Type in your User Code. 2. Press the # key then 0 (LOG). 3. The display will show the most recent event on the system. 08:30 10/01/03 4. You can scroll backwards and forwards Unset User 03 through the log as follows: Key 1= Scroll Back one event. Ke
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Omitting Zones From the System. To allow flexibility, you can temporarily disable individual detection zones. This is called ‘Omitting’. Once a zone is omitted, it will be disabled for the duration of the next set period. When the panel is next unset, the zone will be enabled again. To Omit any zone: 1. Type in your User Code. 2. Press 6 (OMIT). 3. Type the zone number to be omitted. Each zone number is a double digit (e.g. 03 or 14). The display will show the zone. Omitted ZN:0
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Chime The Chime function allows you to set up a zone to cause a chime tone to activate on the internal sounder and keypad, every time a particular zone is opened. This is particularly useful to warn if a door has been opened. To set up a zone for Chime: 1. Type in your User Code. 2. Press 9 (CHIME). 3. Type in the zone number for the zone to be set up for chime. Each zone is a double digit (e.g. 03 or 14). 4. Repeat step 3 for any other zones. 5. Press the * key to finish. The disp
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Adding and Removing Keyfobs. TM The Keyfobs used on this system employ high security KEELOQ Rolling Code Encryption to make them virtually impossible to duplicate. Adding Keyfobs With the system in DAY mode at the keypad: 1. Enter master user code, 8 (CODE), and user number (1-8). 2. Wait for double beep. Display says awaiting fob. 3. Press all four buttons on the fob (receiver may beep at this point), then release buttons (on the 6160RF and 6128RF keypads, the fob serial number will b
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6. After second double beep the card has been added successfully. Note: If at any time a triple bleep is heard, the learn procedure has failed. Removing Keytags Any keytag can be removed from the system as follows: 1. Enter master user code, 8 (CODE), and user number (1-8). 2. Wait a couple of seconds for a double beep. 3. Press *. A double beep confirms deletion. Adding and Changing User Codes The system can support up to 8 User Codes. User number 1 is the Master Code. Users 2 to 8
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User Descriptors Each user code on the system can have a 6-character tag assigned. This tag or descriptor makes it easy to identify users who accessed the system when viewing the event log. User descriptors are entered in a similar way to entering SMS text messages on mobile phones. To change the descriptor for a particular user, 1. Type the Master code. 2. Press the # key then 8 (Code) 3. Press the user number (1-8) 4. The current descriptor is now shown. 5. To edit the descriptor,
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Testing the System A test function is available which allows a user to manually test the sensors and alarm sounders on the system. This test is carried out as follows: From normal Day mode; 1. Type in the user code. 2. Press 5 (Test) 3. The system will ring the outside bells for 5 seconds and switch on the strobe light. The strobe light will stay on for the duration of the test. 4. When the bells switch off the system enters walk test mode to allow testing of the sensors. 5. Activate
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System Indications In addition to the displays shown previously, the following fault displays may appear on the keypad. If the fault cannot be rectified, please contact your installer, explaining the exact detail on the display. Keypad Display Meaning Tamper ZN:xx A tamper fault has occurred on the zone shown. Line Fail The telephone line has a fault. Comms Fail The system cannot communicate with the monitoring station via the phone line. NO AC The mains electrical supply has gone d
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Hotkeys Hotkeys are key combinations on the keypad that can cause an instant alarm condition. Both keys must be pressed simultaneously to activate the alarm. Hotkeys can be enabled or disabled by your installer. The following Hotkey functions are available: Function Button Combination Panic Alarm # + * Assistance 1 + * Fire 3 + # Additional Information System Settings Entry time delay : Exit time delay : Hotkeys enabled : Yes / No Alarm Company Contact details Company Name :
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Zone Information Zone Location Full Part Night 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 IU1-1233 Rev 1.3 18
