Door Contact with Input - Quick Start Guide

Door Contact with Input - Quick Start Guide

Hardware Overview

 

Pairing the Door Contact

Notes
  1. When using certain device configurations, applying an area to that mode will enable it and removing the area will disable it. The configuration modes will then show as bold if enabled, see the image below as an example
  2. It is possible to utilise more than one "zone"/function with the contact. As per the example below, this is using the Magnet and Shock/Intertial for triggers


To pair a door contact onto the control panel, go into the Wireless Sensors section of the configuration.
  1. Put the panel into pairing mode by unlocking the receiver at the top of the page and Start Refresh at the top right of the screen (for more information on accessing this page, please refer to the Control Panel guides)
  2. Connect the battery to the door contact and within 5 seconds of connecting the battery, press the tamper switch twice
  3. The door contact will beep and/or flash 3 times confirming it is in pairing mode and will now show in red on the configuration interface
  4. Select the door contact and go to the configuration page for the device (Depending on the method of which the door contact will be used)
  5. Name the door contact at the top of the page, scroll to the bottom and set an Area for the device
  6. Press Save at the top right of the page
  7. To complete the pairing process on the door contact, press and hold the tamper button for around 3-4 seconds and let go
  8. The door contact will beep and/or flash to confirm and will now be showing as green on the Wireless Sensors page of the panel configuration

Door Contact Configuration

Configuration Overview

Magnetic

  1. Description - Set a name for the device/zone (can be different to the name set on other zones on this device, e.g. DoorContact-Magnet)
  2. Repeater - Currently unsupported
  3. Enabling Time - Setting a trigger delay to the door contact (allowing time for the system to be disarmed)
  4. Number Re Arming - Amount of times a door contact can be triggered during an arming session (set to the left for unlimited)
  5. Excludable - Turning this setting on allows the system to be armed if this device is currently open / in fault
  6. Bell - Enables the buzzer on the device (if supported) and the control panel
  7. Notify Open Zone Voice - Announces open zone through the control panels in-built speaker
  8. Notify Closed Zone Voice - Announces closed zone through the control panels in-built speaker
  9. LED - Enables the LED on the front of the door contact.
  10. Silent Alarm - Send alarm without activating siren(s)
  11. 24H Alarm - The device will be armed all the time regardless of current arming state of the system
  12. Verify Mode - Logs the trigger in the Event Log, does not send alarm to webeyeCMS (leaves device working but does not send alarm)
  13. Auto Arm - Arms the system after the zone is closed
  14. Magnetic to AND with INPUT1 - Requires both Magnet and Input to trigger before an alarm is sent
  15. Exclude Tamper - Excludes the tamper on the device
  16. Radio Power -  Sets the power for the RF antenna in the device (if the device is mounted far from the control panel, ensure this is set to maximum)
  17. Set Vbat Low - Setting for when the door contact will alert for low battery (default is 2.7V)

Inertial (Shock)

  1. Description - Set a name for the device/zone (can be different to the name set on other zones on this device, e.g. DoorContact-Shock)
  2. Repeater - Currently unsupported
  3. Enabling Time - Setting a trigger delay to the door contact (allowing time for the system to be disarmed)
  4. Number Re Arming -  Amount of times a door contact can be triggered during an arming session (set to the left for unlimited)
  5. Excludable - Turning this setting on allows the system to be armed if this device is currently open / in fault
  6. Bell - Enables the buzzer on the device (if supported) and the control panel
  7. Notify Open Zone Voice - Announces open zone through the control panels in-built speaker
  8. LED - Enables the LED on the front of the door contact.
  9. Silent Alarm - Send alarm without activating siren(s)
  10. 24H Alarm - The device will be armed all the time regardless of current arming state of the system
  11. Verify Mode - Logs the trigger in the Event Log, does not send alarm to webeyeCMS (leaves device working but does not send alarm)
  12. Exclude Tamper - Excludes the tamper on the device
  13. Inertial - N/A, enabled by default when using this setting
  14. Sensitivity - How much the device has to be moved before triggering a shock alarm (0 = Disabled, 1 = Least sensitive, 10 = most sensitive)
  15. No. of Impacts - How many times it requires to be triggered before triggering an alarm (within a 15 second period for triggering the alarm, 10 second cooldown)
  16. Radio Power - Sets the power for the RF antenna in the device (if the device is mounted far from the control panel, ensure this is set to maximum)
  17. Set Vbat Low - Setting for when the door contact will alert for low battery (default is 2.7V)

Shutter

  1. Description - Set a name for the device/zone (can be different to the name set on other zones on this device, e.g. DoorContact-Shutter)
  2. Repeater -  Currently unsupported
  3. Enabling Time - Setting a trigger delay to the door contact (allowing time for the system to be disarmed)
  4. Number Re Arming - Amount of times a door contact can be triggered during an arming session (set to the left for unlimited)
  5. Excludable - Turning this setting on allows the system to be armed if this device is currently open / in fault
  6. Bell - Enables the buzzer on the device (if supported) and the control panel
  7. Notify Open Zone Voice - Announces open zone through the control panels in-built speaker
  8. LED - Enables the LED on the front of the door contact.
  9. Silent Alarm - Send alarm without activating siren(s)
  10. 24H Alarm - The device will be armed all the time regardless of current arming state of the system
  11. Verify Mode - Logs the trigger in the Event Log, does not send alarm to webeyeCMS (leaves device working but does not send alarm)
  12. Exclude Tamper - Excludes the tamper on the device
  13. Shutter - N/A, enabled by default when using this setting
  14. Shutter Time - How long the device has to be open before triggering an alarm
  15. Shutter Impulse - The number of times the event has to happen before it will trigger
  16. Radio Power - Sets the power for the RF antenna in the device (if the device is mounted far from the control panel, ensure this is set to maximum)
  17. Set Vbat Low - Setting for when the door contact will alert for low battery (default is 2.7V)

Input

  1. Description - Set a name for the device/zone (can be different to the name set on other zones on this device, e.g. DoorContact-Input)
  2. Repeater - Currently unsupported
  3. Enabling Time - Setting a trigger delay to the door contact (allowing time for the system to be disarmed)
  4. Number Re Arming - Amount of times a door contact can be triggered during an arming session (set to the left for unlimited)
  5. Excludable - Turning this setting on allows the system to be armed if this device is currently open / in fault
  6. Bell - Enables the buzzer on the device (if supported) and the control panel
  7. Notify Open Zone Voice - Announces open zone through the control panels in-built speaker
  8. Notify Closed Zone Voice - Announces closed zone through the control panels in-built speaker
  9. LED - Enables the LED on the front of the door contact.
  10. Silent Alarm - Send alarm without activating siren(s)
  11. 24H Alarm - The device will be armed all the time regardless of current arming state of the system
  12. Verify Mode - Logs the trigger in the Event Log, does not send alarm to webeyeCMS (leaves device working but does not send alarm)
  13. Auto Arm - Arms the system after the zone is closed
  14. Exclude Tamper - Excludes the tamper on the device
  15. Radio Power - Sets the power for the RF antenna in the device (if the device is mounted far from the control panel, ensure this is set to maximum)
  16. Set Vbat Low - Setting for when the door contact will alert for low battery (default is 2.7V)

Standard/Default Configuration

Magnetic


Inertial (Shock)

Input

Installation

Magnet

  1. Carefully take out the circuit board from the outer casing of the door contact to avoid damage during fitting
  2. Screw/mount the casing to a flat surface, such as a door or window (making sure to note which side of the contact has a raised part indicating placement of the magnet as shown below)
  3. Place the circuit board back inside the casing
  4. Screw/mount the magnet part of the contact next to the casing, ensuring to line up the centre of the magnet with the indicator on the side of the main casing, as shown below
  5. Once aligned, secure the lid of the contact using the top screw
  


Shock/Input/Roller Shutter

  1. For Shock/Input/Roller shutter, the magnet part of the contact is not required.
  2. If installing the device inside a third-party product and the casing does not fit, ensure to exclude the tamper within the configuration menus