Perfecta Satel

Firmware Version 1.
01
Alarm Control Panel
PROGRAMMING
SATEL sp. z o.o.

ul. Budowlanych 66
80-298 Gdańsk
POLAND
tel. +48 58 320 94 00
www.satel.eu
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Before you start programming, please read carefully this manual in order to avoid mistakes
that can lead to malfunction or even damage to the equipment.
SATEL's goal is to continually upgrade the quality of its products, which may result in some
changes of their technical specifications and firmware. The current information on
the introduced modifications is available on our website.
Please visit us:
http://www.satel.eu
Hereby, SATEL sp. z o.o., declares that this control panel is in compliance with the
essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 2014/53/EU. The
declaration of conformity may be consulted at www.satel.eu/ce
Service code: 12345
The following symbols may be used in this manual:

- note,
- caution.
Changes made to the firmware version 1.01
Expansion You can run the identification function from the PERFECTA SOFT
modules program to detect modules connected to communication bus.
Wireless keypad You can define the time during which the keypad is to work in active
mode after wake-up (“Wake-up” option has been removed and
“Wake-up duration” parameter has been added).
Procedure of battery replacement in the wireless keypad has been
modified (“User can replace PRF-LCD-WRL battery” option has been
removed and “Replace battery” user function has been added).
Entering code After an incorrect code has been entered, the “Wrong code” message
will be displayed on the keypad. The same message will also be
displayed after entering a correct code, when the keypad is blocked.
Arming When viewing the list of problems that prevent arming, the user can
bypass / unbypass zones (provided he/she has appropriate rights).
Listening in You can better customize the listening in to meet the needs of the
users by using the following new options:
 “->Listen-in” – defines whether the given telephone can be used to
call the alarm control panel to listen to what is going on in the
premises,
 “Listen-in->” – defines whether the telephone user, after the voice
notification message is played, can listen to what is going on in the
premises,
 “Answer if partition armed” – defines whether the control panel will
answer the calls at all times or when the indicated partitions are
armed only.
Remote update You cannot edit the messages used by the control panel to provide
information about events associated with firmware updates (message
text is factory preset).
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CONTENTS
1. Introduction......................................................................................................................4
2. Configuring the system by using keypad......................................................................4
2.1 Starting the service mode...................................................................................................... 4
2.2 Starting the service mode “from pins” ................................................................................... 4
2.3 Service mode indication ........................................................................................................ 5
2.4 Navigating through the menu and running functions............................................................. 5
2.4.1 Using the arrow keys ............................................................................................................... 5
2.4.2 Using the number shortcuts ..................................................................................................... 5
2.5 Data editing ........................................................................................................................... 5
2.5.1 Selection from the single-choice list ........................................................................................ 6
2.5.2 Selection from the multiple-choice list ..................................................................................... 6
2.5.3 Entering decimal values........................................................................................................... 6
2.5.4 Entering hexadecimal values ................................................................................................... 6
2.5.5 Programming telephone numbers............................................................................................ 6
2.5.6 Entering names ........................................................................................................................ 6
2.6 Hiding the service mode........................................................................................................ 7
2.7 Exiting the service mode ....................................................................................................... 7
3. Configuring the system with the PERFECTA SOFT program .......................................7
3.1 Description of the PERFECTA SOFT program....................................................................... 7
3.1.1 Menu bar in the PERFECTA SOFT program ............................................................................ 8
3.1.2 Side menu ................................................................................................................................ 9
3.1.3 Additional menu ..................................................................................................................... 10
3.2 Establishing connection between the program and the control panel ................................. 13
3.2.1 Local connection .................................................................................................................... 13
3.2.2 Remote connection: SATEL server ....................................................................................... 13
3.2.3 Remote connection: PERFECTA>>PERFECTA Soft............................................................ 13
4. Hardware ........................................................................................................................14
4.1 Mainboard ........................................................................................................................... 14
4.1.1 Clock ...................................................................................................................................... 14
4.1.2 Times ..................................................................................................................................... 15
4.1.3 Arming.................................................................................................................................... 16
4.1.4 Options................................................................................................................................... 16
4.2 GSM phone ......................................................................................................................... 18
4.2.1 Pre-paid support .................................................................................................................... 20
4.3 Keypad ................................................................................................................................ 20
4.3.1 Options................................................................................................................................... 20
4.3.2 Display and keys .................................................................................................................... 21
4.3.3 Chime..................................................................................................................................... 22
4.3.4 Volume ................................................................................................................................... 22
4.3.5 Wireless keypad PERFECTA 16-WRL / PERFECTA 32-WRL ............................................. 22
4.4 Zone module ....................................................................................................................... 23
4.5 Output module..................................................................................................................... 23
5. Partitions ........................................................................................................................24
5.1 Partition parameters ............................................................................................................ 24
6. Zones ..............................................................................................................................25
6.1 Zone parameters and options ............................................................................................. 26
6.2 Zone types........................................................................................................................... 28
6.3 Wireless detector PERFECTA 16-WRL / PERFECTA 32-WRL .......................................... 29
6.3.1 Wireless detectors and zone settings .................................................................................... 29
7. Outputs...........................................................................................................................29
7.1 Output functions .................................................................................................................. 29
7.2 Output parameters and options........................................................................................... 30
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7.3 Quick control of outputs ....................................................................................................... 32

7.4 Wireless siren PERFECTA 16-WRL / PERFECTA 32-WRL................................................ 32
8. Communication ............................................................................................................. 32
8.1 SATEL server ...................................................................................................................... 33
8.2 Direct connection to PERFECTA SOFT................................................................................ 33
9. Reporting ....................................................................................................................... 33
9.1 Reporting parameters and options ...................................................................................... 33
9.1.1 Station 1 / Station 2.................................................................................................................34
9.1.2 Test transmissions ..................................................................................................................36
9.1.3 Events selection......................................................................................................................36
10. Messaging......................................................................................................................36
10.1 Parameters and options of the messaging .......................................................................... 37
10.1.1 Phones....................................................................................................................................37
10.1.2 AUDIO messaging ..................................................................................................................38
10.1.3 AUDIO messages ...................................................................................................................38
10.1.4 SMS messaging......................................................................................................................38
11. SMS control ................................................................................................................... 39
11.1 Parameters and options of SMS control .............................................................................. 39
12. Timers............................................................................................................................. 40
12.1 Parameters and options of the timers.................................................................................. 40
12.1.1 Editing the timer parameters...................................................................................................41
13. Control panel firmware update..................................................................................... 41
13.1 Local update ........................................................................................................................ 41
13.2 Remote update .................................................................................................................... 42
13.2.1 Remote update parameters and options ................................................................................42
13.2.2 Procedure of remote update for control panel firmware .........................................................43
14. Users .............................................................................................................................. 43
14.1 User schedules .................................................................................................................... 43
14.1.1 Parameters of the user schedule............................................................................................44
14.2 Default functions of keyfob buttons...................................................................................... 45
15. Restoring the factory settings...................................................................................... 45
15.1 Restoring factory settings from keypad ............................................................................... 45
15.2 Restoring factory settings from PERFECTA SOFT program ................................................ 45
16. Manual update history .................................................................................................. 46
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1. Introduction
You can configure the PERFECTA alarm system by using:
 a computer running the PERFECTA SOFT program (locally or remotely),
 a keypad.
The control panel can be configured when the ACTIVE option is enabled (see USER MANUAL).
As required by the standards, the service access after completion of the installation
has to be limited by the administrators.
Names of parameters and options from the PERFECTA SOFT program are used in this
manual. At the description of each parameter or option, you will find one of the following data
in square brackets:
 name of the function which is used for configuring a parameter or option on the keypad,
 name of a parameter or option from the keypad.
2. Configuring the system by using keypad

You can configure the alarm system by using functions available in the service mode menu.
When the control panel is running in service mode, tamper alarms are not
generated.
2.1 Starting the service mode

1. Enter the service code (by default: 12345) and press .
2. User menu appears.
3. Press .
4. When the cursor shows the SERVICE MODE function, press .
5. Service mode menu will be displayed (the cursor will show the END SM function).
2.2 Starting the service mode “from pins”

When entering the service mode in the normal way is not possible (the control panel does not
support keypads, does not accept the service code, etc.), you can use the emergency
procedure, so-called, starting “from pins”.
1. Turn off the control panel power supply (first disconnect the AC power, and then the
battery).
2. Put a jumper on the RESET pins on the control panel mainboard.
3. Turn on the control panel power supply (first connect the battery and then the AC power).
4. Wait a few seconds (until LEDs next to the RESET pins stop flashing) and remove the
jumper from the RESET pins. The control panel will enter the service mode. The service
mode menu will be displayed on the wired keypad with the lowest address.
If there is no wired keypad in the alarm system or there is no communication with the
wired keypads (e.g. when the communication bus is shorted), you can get access to
the service mode menu from the wireless keypad with the lowest address. Press any
key on this keypad within 30 seconds of removing jumper from the RESET pins.
The service mode menu will not be displayed, if the DISABLE SERVICE MODE option is
enabled in the control panel. The “Factory settings ? 1=Yes” message will be
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displayed on the keypad with the lowest address. You can press to restore the
factory default settings. The service mode menu will not be displayed until the factory
settings are restored.
2.3 Service mode indication

The service mode is indicated on the keypads by means of the LED. The LED is
steady ON on the keypad on which the service mode menu is displayed, and is flashing on
the other keypads. Additionally, the service mode can be signaled audibly, after the
appropriate option is enabled.
2.4 Navigating through the menu and running functions

To navigate throughout the menu, you can use the arrow keys or number shortcuts. You can
also combine the two methods. The cursor shows the submenu you can enter / function
you can run.
2.4.1 Using the arrow keys

1. Using the and keys, find the required submenu.
2. Press or to open a submenu (use the key to go back to the main menu).
3. Repeat the steps 1 and 2 until the required function is found.
4. Press or to run the function.
2.4.2 Using the number shortcuts

Submenus and functions are numbered (you can find the numbers in the LIST OF SERVICE
document).
FUNCTIONS
1. Use the number keys to enter the number (use the key to erase the last digit).
2. The menu item designated by this number will be displayed (use the key to go back
to the main menu).
3. Press or to open a submenu or run a function.
If the cursor indicates END SM and you want to quickly run a function, enter its number and
press or . For example, to run the expander identification function, press
successively .
If the cursor indicates an item different from END SM, entering a digit will add this digit at
the end of the number by which the item displayed in the menu is designated. New digits are
always added at the end of the number displayed (only the END SM function is not
numbered). For example, if the cursor indicates a menu item with the 31 (31.EOL) number,
pressing in turn will display the 3132 (3132.Zn.32 EOL) item, not the 32
(32.SENSITIVITY) item. To display the 32 (32.SENSITIVITY) item, you should press (to
move the cursor down) or (to erase 1 and add 2).
If you remember the submenu/function number and you want to avoid mistakes, press
before entering the number.
2.5 Data editing

The editing method depends on the type of data. Having completed the editing, press
to save the changes. If you want to exit the function without saving the changes, press .
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2.5.1 Selection from the single-choice list

In the lower line of the display, the currently selected item is presented. You can scroll the list
using the and keys.
2.5.2 Selection from the multiple-choice list

In the lower line of the display, one of the items you can choose from is presented. You can
scroll the list using the and keys. The following symbol is situated in the upper
right corner of the display:
– displayed item is selected / option is enabled,
– displayed item is not selected / option is disabled.
Press any number key to change the currently shown symbol for another one.
If you want to see the status of all items (these can be e.g. zones, outputs, options, etc.),
press or . The numbers around the display allow the items to be identified. Use the
and keys to move the cursor. After hovering the cursor over the selected item,
you can change its status by pressing any number key. If you want to restore the previous
way of presentation of the list, press or .
2.5.3 Entering decimal values

To enter digits, use the number keys. Use the and keys to move the cursor. In
some functions, the key deletes the character on the left side of the cursor.
2.5.4 Entering hexadecimal values

To enter digits, use the number keys. To enter the A, B and C characters, use the key,
and to enter D, E and F, use the key (keep pressing the key until the required character
appears). Use the and keys to move the cursor. The key deletes the
character on the left side of the cursor.
2.5.5 Programming telephone numbers

To enter digits, use the number keys. To enter the +, *, # characters, use the key (keep
pressing the key until the required character appears). Use the and keys to move
the cursor. The key deletes the character on the left side of the cursor.
2.5.6 Entering names

The characters that can be entered by using the keys are presented in Table 1. Keep
pressing the key until the required character appears. Long press the key to display the digit
assigned to it.
Shown on the right side in the upper line of the display is information about the letter case:
[ABC] or [abc] (it will be displayed after pressing any key and will be visible for a few seconds
after the last keystroke).
Use the and keys to move the cursor. The key deletes the character on the
left side of the cursor.
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Key Characters available after next keystroke

! ? ' `  " { } $ % & @ \ ^ | # 1
a b c 2
d e f 3
g h i 4
j k l 5
m n o 6
p q r s 7
t u v 8
w x y z 9
. , : ; + - / = _ < > ( ) [ ] 0
Table 1. Characters available when entering names. The upper case letters are available
under the same keys (to change the letter case, press ).
2.6 Hiding the service mode

You can hide the service mode by using the 09.HIDE SM function. The control panel will
remain in the service mode, but the service mode menu will not be displayed. The function
can be useful e.g. when you have to leave the keypad, but you want to prevent unauthorized
personnel from getting access to the service menu in the meantime. To get access to the
menu again, proceed in the same way as when entering the service mode.
2.7 Exiting the service mode

Keep pressing until the cursor indicates the SM END function, and then press .
3. Configuring the system with the PERFECTA SOFT program

You can download the PERFECTA Soft program from the www.satel.eu website.
Communication between the program and the control panel is encrypted. The control panel
can be programmed locally or remotely. Remote programming is only possible after the
GSM/GPRS communicator settings have been configured (see “GSM phone” p. 18).
3.1 Description of the PERFECTA SOFT program

Access to the program can be password protected (see ““Configuration” window” p. 12).
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Fig. 1. PERFECTA SOFT window when the program is run for the first time.
3.1.1 Menu bar in the PERFECTA SOFT program

The menu bar is displayed in the top part of the program window. Appearance of the menu
bar depends on the contents presented in the window.
Menu bar in the “Projects” tab
Fig. 2. Appearance of the menu bar when the “Projects” tab is displayed.
The search field is displayed on the menu bar. If you want to find a project file, click on the
search field and start entering characters. The current view will be filtered out, based on the
text entered.
Buttons
click, if the files are to be sorted by name (the arrow next to the button indicates
whether the files from A to Z or from Z to A are displayed)
click, if the files are to be sorted by the time they were saved to disk (the arrow next to
the button indicates whether the files are displayed in the descending or ascending
order)
click, if the information about files is to be presented in brief version
click, if the information about files is to be presented in full version
click to display additional menu.
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Appearance of the menu bar when displaying the control panel data
Fig. 3. Appearance of the menu bar after establishing connection with the control panel.
type of alarm control panel and firmware version.

icon displayed when the control panel is running in the service mode.
information about the SIM card used, GSM signal level and operator of the GSM network
used by the communicator.
date and time according to the control panel clock.
information on the way of communication with the alarm control panel:
COMn [n – number of computer COM port] – local connection,
TCP – remote connection (GPRS).
Buttons
click to display the list of troubles. The button is shown when the control panel is
indicating a trouble or trouble memory.
click to write computer clock time to the control panel.
click to establish connection to the control panel. The button is displayed when the
program is not connected to the control panel.
click to finish connection to the control panel. The button is displayed when the
program is connected to the control panel.
click to read data from the control panel.
click to write data to the control panel.
click to display information on the status of partitions, zones, outputs etc. The button
is active after connection to the control panel is established.
click to display additional menu.
3.1.2 Side menu

The side menu is displayed on the left side of the program window. Appearance of the menu
depends on the contents presented in the window.
The side menu before the control panel data are displayed
New – click to display the “New” tab.
Projects – click to display the “Projects” tab.
Import – click to import the file with control panel settings.
Recent – the list of recently opened files. Click on the name of the file to open it.
“New” tab
The tab displays the files with default settings of the PERFECTA control panels.
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“Projects” tab
The tab displays the files saved to the computer disk, containing data of the PERFECTA
control panels.
The side menu after the control panel data are displayed
After the file with control panel data is opened or connection with the control panel is
established, the side menu will display buttons which open the tabs used for configuration of
the control panel settings.
3.1.3 Additional menu

The additional menu is displayed after you click on . Appearance of the menu depends on
the contents presented in the window.
Open – click to display the “Projects” tab.
Save – click to save the control panel data to the computer disk.
Export – click to export the file with control panel data.
Convert – click to convert the control panel data for the needs of another PERFECTA control
panel.
Connection – click to open the “Connection” window.
Configuration – click to open the “Configuration” window.
About – click to display information about the PERFECTA SOFT program.
Licence agreement – click to show the license agreement.
“Connection” window
In the window, you can choose how connection with the control panel is to be established:
 if the control panel is to be programmed locally from the computer connected to the
RS-232 (TTL) port on the control panel, select “Local connection”,
 if the control panel is to be programmed remotely via GPRS by using the SATEL server,
select “Remote connection: SATEL server”,
 if the control panel is to be programmed remotely via GPRS, but the control panel is to
connect directly to the program, select “Remote connection: PERFECTA>>PERFECTA
Soft”.
Local connection
Fig. 4. “Connection” window: local connection settings.

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RS-232 port – COM port of the computer through which communication with the RS-232
(TTL) port of the control panel is to take place.
Panel key – identifier of the control panel. It must be identical to that programmed in the
control panel (see p. 32).
Remote connection: SATEL server
Fig. 5. “Connection” window: settings for establishing connection through SATEL server.
IMEI – individual identification number of the control panel GSM communicator.

ID – individual identification number for the purposes of communication through the SATEL
server (assigned automatically by the SATEL server).
To check the IMEI number and ID number on the keypad, use the 7.IMEI/ID function
(enter the user menu and press in turn).
If the control panel was programmed locally before, the IMEI number and ID number
will be read from the control panel data.
Remote connection: PERFECTA>>PERFECTA Soft
TCP/IP port – number of the TCP port used for direct communication between the control
panel and the computer with PERFECTA SOFT program via GPRS.
Buttons
OK – click to confirm the changes.
Cancel – click to close window without saving changes.
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Fig. 6. “Connection” window: settings for direct connection via GPRS.
“Configuration” window
Fig. 7. “Configuration” window.
PERFECTA Soft password – if you want to protect the program against unauthorized
access, you can enter the password.
Data files encryption key – if you want the files saved to disk to be additionally encrypted,
enter the file encryption key. Opening the files in another PERFECTA Soft program without
entering the valid key will be impossible.
Data folder – you can choose whether the control panel data files are to be saved to the
default folder or a folder selected by you.
Program language – you can select a program language. The program will restart after the
language is changed
Buttons
Save – click to save changes.
Cancel – click to close window without saving changes.
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3.2 Establishing connection between the program and the control panel
Establishing connection is possible, if an identical PANEL KEY has been programmed in

the control panel and in the program, except for the control panel with factory settings.
3.2.1 Local connection

1. Connect the control panel RS-232 (TTL) port with the computer port (for example, by
means of the USB-RS converter offered by SATEL).
2. Open the file with control panel data (the file with default settings (“New” tab) or the file
saved on the computer disk (“Projects” tab)).
3. Configure the settings required to establish local connection (see ““Connection” window”
p. 10).
4. Click on the menu bar.
5. A window will open with information that connection has been established and a prompt to
read the data.
6. Click “Yes”.
3.2.2 Remote connection: SATEL server

The PERFECTA SOFT CONN. VIA SATEL SERVER ALLOWED option must be enabled in
the control panel (see “SATEL server: p. 33). By default, this option is disabled.
2. Configure the settings required to establish connection via GPRS through the SATEL
server (see ““Connection” window” p. 10).
4. A window will open with information that connection has been established and a prompt to
read the data.
5. Click “Yes”.
3.2.3 Remote connection: PERFECTA>>PERFECTA Soft

The computer running the PERFECTA SOFT program must have a public IP address.
2. Configure the settings required to establish direct connection via GPRS (see
““Connection” window” p. 10).
4. The program will wait for connection being established by the control panel. The control
panel will make an attempt to establish connection after starting the function from the
keypad or receiving an SMS message.
Establishing connection after the function is started from the keypad

Address of the computer running the PERFECTA SOFT program and the number of
port used for communication must be programmed in the control panel (see “Direct
connection to PERFECTA SOFT” p. 33).
1. Ask the authorized user to start the PERFECTA SOFT function (the function is available in
user menu).
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2. After the control panel connects to the computer, a window will open with information that
connection has been established and a prompt to read the data.
3. Click “Yes”.
Establishing connection after receiving SMS message

A control command, after receiving of which the control panel will make an attempt to
establish connection, must be programmed in the control panel (see “Direct
connection to PERFECTA SOFT” p. 33).
The SMS message can be sent from a phone whose number is saved on the control
panel (see “Phones” p. 37).
1. Send an SMS message with the following content to the number of SIM card currently
used by the control panel:
xxxx (“xxxx” – control command that initiates establishing connection with the
PERFECTA SOFT program) – the control panel is to connect to the computer whose
address has been programmed in the control panel,
xxxx=aaaa:p= (“xxxx” – control command that initiates establishing connection with the
PERFECTA SOFT program; “aaaa” – address of the computer running the PERFECTA
SOFT program; “p” –TCP port) – the control panel is to connect to the computer whose
address has been given in the SMS message and use for communication the TCP port
given in the SMS message.
2. After the control panel connects to the computer, a window will open with information that
connection has been established and a prompt to read the data.
3. Click “Yes”.
4. Hardware
The control panel has a built-in GSM/GPRS communicator. To the control panel
communication bus, you can connect additional devices that will be needed in the alarm
system (keypads, zone modules and output module). The PERFECTA 16-WRL /
PERFECTA 32-WRL control panel also supports wireless keypads.
4.1 Mainboard
4.1.1 Clock
Dayligth saving time [061.DST] – the control panel can automatically adjust the clock
settings due to a change from the summer time to the winter time and vice versa. The
following correction schemes are available:
– no correction,
– according to the European Union rules,
– according to the United States' rules,
– correction by 1 hour according to dates,
– correction by 2 hours according to dates.
Summer time from [062.Summer from] / Winter time from [063.Winter from] – if the control
panel clock is to be corrected by 1 or 2 hours according to dates, you should enter the
dates (day, month) after the clock is changed to the summer time (moved forward) or to
the winter time (moved back).
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Clock correction [065.RTC adjust.] – if accuracy of the control panel clock is insufficient, its
settings can be automatically corrected (by up to ±127 seconds per week).
When testing the clock for accuracy, the synchronization function must be disabled.
Time synchronization
NTP server [NTP server time] – if this option is enabled, the control panel clock is
synchronized with the time server.
GSM network [GSM network time] – if this option is enabled, the control panel clock is
synchronized with the time of GSM network operator.
If the NTP SERVER and GSM NETWORK options are enabled at the same time,
synchronization with the GSM network time has priority. The clock will only be
synchronized with the time server if synchronization with the GSM network time fails.
Time zone [064.Timezone] – difference between the universal time (UTC) and the zone time.
The parameter is required, if the control panel clock is to be synchronized.
Fig. 8. “Mainboard” tab.
4.1.2 Times
AC loss report delay [123.Max.AC loss] – time during which the control panel must be
without AC power before the trouble is reported. A delay in reporting the trouble prevents
sending information about short-time voltage decays, having no effect on normal operation
of the system.
Keypad's alarm time [124.Al.duration] – duration of alarm signaling on keypads.
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Hide arm state indication after [125.Suppr.arm] – time counted from the moment of
partition arming, after which the LED on keypad indicating the partition armed status goes
off. If value 0 is programmed, the LED will be ON always when the partition is armed.
4.1.3 Arming
Prevent arming if not ready [Check if ready] – if this option is enabled, the control panel will
perform a check during arming for any problems that may prevent arming the system.
These include:
– a zone with enabled PRIORITY option is violated in the partition,
– the 3. INSTANT, 4. DOUBLE KNOCK, 5. 24H BURGLARY, 7. 24H PANIC, 8. 24H PANIC SILENT,
9. 24 MEDICAL or 10. 24H FIRE type zone is violated in the partition,
– the 3. INSTANT, 4. DOUBLE KNOCK, 5. 24H BURGLARY, 7. 24H PANIC, 8. 24H PANIC SILENT,
9. 24 MEDICAL or 10. 24H FIRE type zone or a zone with enabled PRIORITY option is
bypassed in the partition,
– there is a tamper in the partition,
– there is a trouble in the system.
The control panel checks the conditions twice:
before starting the arming procedure – the control panel will not start the arming
procedure, if any problems occur (the keypad provides a forced arming option – see
USER MANUAL),
after finishing the exit delay countdown – the system will not be armed (the arming
procedure will end in failure), if there are any problems, which did not occur before
starting the exit delay countdown.
Arm even if not ready after exit delay [Arm ExDly w.trbl] – if this option is enabled, the
control panel will not check conditions after finishing the exit delay countdown (it will only
check the conditions before starting the arming procedure). The option is available, when
the PREVENT ARMING IF NOT READY option is enabled.
Do not arm if battery trouble [BAT low = no arm] – if this option is enabled, forced arming
will be impossible in the event of battery trouble. The option is available, when the
PREVENT ARMING IF NOT READY option is enabled.
Do not arm if tampered [Tamper = no arm] – if this option is enabled, forced arming will be
impossible in the event of tamper. The option is available, when the PREVENT ARMING IF NOT
READY option is enabled.
4.1.4 Options
Service Mode beep [SM sounds] – if this option is enabled, the service mode will be audibly
signaled on the keypad.
Signal trouble state in partial arming [Trbl.in part.arm] – if this option is enabled, the
LED on the keypad goes off after both partitions are fully armed. If the option is disabled,
the LED goes off after just one of the partitions is armed in any mode.
Lock after three incorrect codes [3wrng.codes=blk.] – if the option is enabled, after
entering an incorrect code three times, the keypad will be blocked for 90 seconds. Entering
an invalid code again will prolong the locking.
Entering an invalid code three times may trigger alarm (cf. the keypad ALARM 3
INCORRECT CODES option).
Trouble memory [Troubles memory] – if this option is enabled, the control panel will also
provide information about troubles that do not exist any more. You can clear the trouble
memory by using keypad (when exiting the trouble review function), PERFECTA SOFT
program or PERFECTA CONTROL application.
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SMS notifications confirming ev. [Messaging events] – if this option is enabled, information
about sending SMS notification is saved in the event log.
Zone restore events [Restore events] – when this option is enabled, information about zone
restore is saved in the event log, if zone triggered alarm.
Limit number of events [Events limitat.] – if the option is enabled, events from the same
source are saved into the event log 3 times only. This option does not apply to the alarms
from zones.
Grade 2 [Grade 2] – if the option is enabled, the system operates in accordance with the EN
50131 standard requirements for Grade 2, i.e.:
– the keypad does not audibly signal alarms and troubles,
– the LEDs on the keypad indicates alarms only after the user enters the code and
presses ,
– the LED on the keypad goes off after just one of the partitions is armed in any
mode,
– the flashing LED in keypad means that there is a trouble in the system, some zones
are bypassed, or there has been an alarm,
– the keypad does not display alarm messages,
– the keypad display cannot be switched over to the zone status presentation mode,
– the quick arming from keypad (without entering the code) is not available,
– new access codes in the system must be composed of at least 5 digits,
– partial entering of the code is interpreted as entering an incorrect code,
– the keypad will be blocked after entering an incorrect code three times (cf. BLOCK AFTER
THREE INCORRECT CODES option),
– during arming, the control panel checks for problems that prevent arming (cf. PREVENT
ARMING IF NOT READY option),
– ARM EVEN IF NOT READY AFTER EXIT DELAY, DO NOT ARM IF BATTERY TROUBLE and DO NOT
ARM IF TAMPERED options are interpreted as disabled,
– control panel gives information about past troubles (cf. TROUBLE MEMORY option),
– loss of communication with SATEL server will not be reported (cf. DO NOT REPORT A
SATEL SERVER PROBLEM option),
– tamper of zone or expander can only be signaled by the external siren when the
partition to which the zone or expander belong is armed,
– the number of alarms from the 7. 24H PANIC and 8. 24H PANIC SILENT zones is not limited
(AUTO-RESET 3 option is ignored),
– arming is impossible, if the 6. 24H TAMPER zone is violated (cf. PRIORITY option),
– the warning alarm feature is enabled and the warning alarm is being signaled for at
least 30 seconds (cf. WARNING TIME),
– countdown of ENTRY DELAY, DELAY and DELAY ACTIVATION TIME is running for up to 45
seconds,
– AC loss report delay can be up to 60 minutes.
Tamper alarm on internal sirens [Tmp.on int.siren] – if this option is enabled, the
1. INTERNAL SIREN output is additionally activated after triggering tamper alarm.
Tamper alarm on external sirens [Tmp.on ext.siren] – if this option is enabled, the
1. EXTERNAL SIREN output is additionally activated after triggering tamper alarm.
Backlight off on AC loss [No AC=no bcklght] – if the option is enabled, the backlight in
hardwired keypads is automatically switched off in case of 230 V AC power loss.
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Disable Service Mode [Block SM] – if this option is enabled, the emergency procedure of
entering the service mode (“from pins”) is not available (it can only be used if factory
default settings of the control panel are restored).
Do not report a SATEL server problem [No SATEL trouble] – if this option is enabled, loss
of communication with the SATEL server will not be reported.
Do not report wireless system jamming [No jamm. trouble] – if this option is enabled,
jamming of the wireless system will not be reported.
4.2 GSM phone

SIM 1 [SIM1] / SIM 2 [SIM2] – if this option is enabled, the given SIM card is supported by the
control panel. Disable the option, if the given card is not to be used. Disabling the option
will prevent unnecessary reporting of troubles related to that card.
PIN [612.PIN / 622.PIN] – PIN code of the SIM card.
If a wrong PIN code is programmed, a trouble will be reported after using it. After 255
seconds the control panel will retry to use the PIN code. After the third attempt to use
a wrong PIN code, the SIM card will be blocked. To unblock the card, enter the PUK
code.
Fig. 9. “GSM phone” tab.

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GPRS APN [613.APN / 623.APN] – access point name for Internet GPRS connection.
Username [614.USR / 624.USR] – user name for Internet GPRS connection.
Password [615.PWD / 625.PWD] – password for Internet GPRS connection.
DNS server [616.DNS / 626.DNS] – IP address of DNS server to be used by the module.
The GPRS parameters can be obtained from the GSM network operator.
SMS center no. [617.SMS centre / 627.SMS centre] – telephone number of the short
message service center. It is used as a connecting link when sending SMS messages. If
the number has been saved by the operator to the SIM card memory, it need not be
programmed. Otherwise, if the control panel is to send SMS messages, it must be entered.
The number must be suitable for the operator of network in which the SIM card is
registered.
MCC/MNC code [618.MCC/MNC / 628.MCC/MNC] – codes of the operator of GSM network
to which the SIM card is to log in. Enter in turn:
– MCC (Mobile Country Code) – country code,
– MNC (Mobile Network Code) – operator code.
If you enter no code, the module will log into the network of SIM card operator. Keep in
mind that entering incorrect data may render logging into the GSM network impossible.
auto [Auto MCC/MNC] – if this option is enabled and the module cannot log into the network
of GSM operator defined by means of the MCC/MNC code, it will log into the available
GSM network.
Lock time [63.Block SIM1 / 65.Block SIM2] – the time during which switch-over to the other
SIM card is impossible. The time is counted from the moment of switch-over to the given
card. For reporting, the transmission paths programmed as subsequent ones, if they
require switch-over to the other card, will be skipped during the lock time countdown.
Entering the value 0 means that instant switch-over to the other SIM card is possible.
Return time [64.Restore SIM1 / 66.Restore SIM2] – the time after which the other SIM card
is to be used. Entering the value 0 means that automatic switch-over to the other SIM card
will not take place.
If two SIM cards are to be used, one of them must be treated as the priority card. It is
recommended that return time equal to 0 be programmed for it.
SMS for sending USSD code [111.USSD SIM1 / 112.USSD SIM2] – control command that
will be sent in the SMS message together with USSD code. The control panel will run the
USSD code and send the response received from the operator to the phone number from
which the SMS message with control command was sent. You can enter up to 8
alphanumeric characters (digits, letters and special characters). You can use spaces, but
at least one character must be different from space.
It is not advisable to use the advanced functions available due to the USSD service if
menu is presented in response to the entered code.
The command content must be different from that of the other control commands
programmed in the control panel.
The control command for sending USSD codes can be used for sending SMS
messages through the control panel.
USSD codes from any number [USSD any tel.] – if this option is enabled, the control
command for sending USSD codes or checking balance of the SIM card account can be
sent from any phone. If this option is disabled, only from the phone the number of which is
saved on the control panel (see “Phones” p. 37).
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4.2.1 Pre-paid support

USSD-check balance [681.USSDchkSIM1 / 682.USSDchkSIM2] – the USSD code which is
used to check balance of the SIM card account. If the code has been programmed, the
user can check e.g. the account balance by using keypad.
USSD-recharge [683.USSDtopSIM1 / 684.USSDtopSIM2] – the USSD code which is used to
top up the SIM card account. If the code has been programmed, the user can top up the
account by using keypad. Enter $ where the top-up code is to be entered.
Minimum level [685.Min.cr.SIM1 / 686.Min.cr.SIM2] – the minimum amount of funds on the
SIM card account. If the amount of funds drops below the minimum level:
– trouble will be reported,
– where the SIM card account balance is checked automatically by the control panel,
information on the account balance will be sent as an SMS message to the numbers of
phones for which the SMS FORW. option is enabled (see “Messaging” p. 36).
Check balance SMS [113.Chk.credit1 / 114.Chk.credit2] – the control command which can
be sent in an SMS message to check the SIM card account balance. You can enter up to 8
alphanumeric characters (digits, letters and special characters). You can enter spaces, but
at least one character must be different from the space.
preprogrammed in the control panel.
Check balance at [687.hh:mm SIM1 / 688.hh:mm SIM2] – time at which the control panel
will check the SIM card account balance every day.
4.3 Keypad
Name [28.Names] – individual name of the keypad (up to 16 characters).
Alarm in part. [22.Partitions] – the partition in which alarm will be triggered in the event of
keypad tamper (opening of enclosure or loss of communication).
4.3.1 Options
Show partition 1 status [Show part.1] – if this option is enabled, the keypad LEDs and
display indicate the status of partition 1. The keypad will indicate the status of partition 2
only after entering code by the user who has access to partition 2.
Show partition 2 status [Show part.2] – if this option is enabled, the keypad LEDs and
display indicate the status of partition 2. The keypad will indicate the status of partition 1
only after entering code by the user who has access to partition 1.
Quick arm - partition 1 [Quickarm part.1] – if this option is enabled, quick arming (without
user authorization) of the partition 1 is possible.
Quick arm - partition 2 [Quickarm part.2] – if this option is enabled, quick arming (without
user authorization) of the partition 2 is possible.
Show code entering [Show code enter.] – if this option is enabled, entering the code is
presented on the keypad display by asterisks.
Quick control [Quick control] – if this option is enabled, the users can control the outputs by
using the number keys. The 15. CONTROLLED outputs must be assigned to the keys (see:
“Quick control of outputs” p. 32).
Key 7 - troubles review [Troubles review] – if this option is enabled, the users can press
and hold down for 3 seconds to view the troubles.
Key 8 - chime on/off [Chime on/off] – if this option is enabled, the chime signal can be
enabled/disabled by means of the key (the key is to be pressed and hold down for
about 3 seconds).
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Key 9 - change disp. mode [Disp.mode change] – if this option is enabled, the users can
use the key to toggle between the normal display mode and the zone presentation
mode (the key is to be pressed and hold down for about 3 seconds). The option is not
available for the wireless keypad.
Alarm 3 incorrect codes [3 wrng codes al.] – if this option is enabled, entering incorrect
code three times will trigger the alarm.
MEDICAL alarm [Medical alarm] – if this option is enabled, pressing the key for approx.
3 seconds will trigger the medical (auxiliary) alarm.
FIRE alarm [Fire alarm] – if this option is enabled, pressing the key for approx. 3
seconds will trigger the fire alarm.
PANIC alarm [Panic alarm] – if this option is enabled, pressing the key for approx. 3
seconds will trigger the panic alarm.
Silent PANIC [Silent panic] – if this option is enabled, the panic alarm triggered from the
keypad will be a silent one (without loud signal). The option is available, if the PANIC
ALARM option is enabled.
Fig. 10. Tab with settings for the wired keypad.
4.3.2 Display and keys

Date/time format [210.ClockFormat] – mode of presentation of time and date on the display.
LCD backlight [26.LCDbacklight] – mode of keypad display backlighting.
Keypad backlight [27.KEYbacklight] – mode of keypad keys backlighting.
Backlighting of the display and keys on the wireless keypad works differently than that
on the wired keypad (see PRF-LCD-WRL keypad manual).
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Auto backlight [29. Autolight] – if the backlight of display or keys goes on automatically, you
can define whether and what event will additionally turn on the backlighting:
Not present – backlighting will be turned on only by pressing any key.
Zone violation – backlighting will be turned on additionally in the event of zone violation
(select the zone).
Entry delay in part. – backlighting will be turned on additionally in the event of starting the
entry delay countdown in the partition (select the partition).
The AUTO BACKLIGHT parameter is not available for the wireless keypad.
4.3.3 Chime
The keypad can audibly signal violation of selected zones. If the zone is armed, violation will
not trigger the CHIME signal.
The wireless keypad signals the CHIME from zones not more frequently than once
every 30 seconds. In the inactive mode, the CHIME from zones is only signaled if
WAKE-UP DURATION is different from 0.
4.3.4 Volume
[251.Keys] – volume level of the beeps generated during keypad operation (key
pressing, confirmation of performed operation, etc.).
[252.Chime] – volume level of the beeps generated after zone violation (CHIME).
[253.Entry delay] – volume level of the entry delay beeps.
[254.Exit delay] – volume level of the exit delay beeps.
[255.Fire alarm] – volume level of the fire alarm beeps.
[256.Burg.alarm] – volume level when signaling burglary, panic and medical (auxiliary)
alarms.
[257.Warn.alarm] – volume level when signaling warning alarms.
[258.New trouble] – volume level when signaling troubles.
4.3.5 Wireless keypad PERFECTA 16-WRL / PERFECTA 32-WRL

For the wireless keypad, additional parameters and options are available.
Filter [1272.Filter] – the time counted from receiving of the transmission from the keypad.
After it has elapsed and no other transmission is received, trouble will be reported.
Wake-up duration [213.Wake up] – maximum length of time for which the active mode can
be started automatically. If you enter a value different from 0:
– the active mode will be started automatically when entry or exit delay countdown has
begun, the system has been armed, or alarm has been triggered,
– the CHIME from zones will also be signaled in the inactive mode.
If you enter 0, the active mode will not be started automatically.
If the WAKE-UP DURATION is different from 0, the keypad will be awaiting for
transmissions with information on events. As a result, the energy consumption will be
growing and the battery life will be considerably reduced.
Wireless keypad initial greeting [218.Connect msg] – message displayed on the
PRF-LCD-WRL keypad after wake-up. The message is the same for all keypads.
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4.4 Zone module
Fig. 11. Tab with zone expander settings.
Name [28.Names] – individual name of the module (up to 16 characters).

Alarm in part. [22.Partitions] – partition in which alarm will be triggered in the event of
module tamper.
AC loss report delay [23.Max.AC loss] – time during which the module must be without AC
power before the trouble is reported. A delay in reporting the trouble prevents sending
information about short-time voltage decays, having no effect on normal operation of the
system. The parameter is valid for the module with power supply.
4.5 Output module

Name [2815.Ex.0F name] – individual name of the module (up to 16 characters).
Alarm in part. [2215.Ex0F part] – partition in which alarm will be triggered in the event of
module tamper.
AC loss report delay [2315.AC.0F loss] – time during which the module must be without AC
power before the trouble is reported. A delay in reporting the trouble prevents sending
information about short-time voltage decays, having no effect on normal operation of the
system. The parameter is valid for the module with power supply.
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Fig. 12. Tab with output expander settings.
5. Partitions
Fig. 13. “Partitions” tab.
The partition is a separated area within the premises protected by the security alarm system.
The subdivision into partitions enables arming/disarming the system only in part of the
protected area, as well as limiting access to some portion of the premises to selected users.
You can create 2 partitions.
5.1 Partition parameters

Part. name [18.Names] – individual name of the partition (up to 16 characters).
Exit delay [13. Exit delay] – time counted from the moment of starting the procedure of
partition arming. It allows the user to leave the protected area without triggering alarm. You
can enter from 0 to 255 seconds. Entering zero 0 means no exit delay time.
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The exit delay countdown can be terminated by using keypad (see EXIT DELAY
CLEARING ENABLE option) or zones of the 1. ENTRY/EXIT FINAL, 16. EXIT DELAY
TERMINATOR or 17. SHUNT LOCK type.
Warning time [14.Warn.delay] – duration of the warning alarm. You can enter from 0 to 255
seconds. Entering any value different from 0 means enabling the warning alarm feature.
The alarm alerts the user that he or she has forgotten to disarm the partition. The warning
alarm is triggered when:
– ENTRY DELAY time has elapsed (see: p. 27),
– DELAY time has elapsed (see: p. 27),
– 3. INSTANT or 4. DOUBLE KNOCK zone triggered alarm when ENTRY DELAY countdown was
running.
The warning alarm can be signaled by keypad or 2. INTERNAL SIREN type output. It is not
reported. If the partition is not disarmed during the warning alarm, the burglary alarm will
be triggered.
Alarm verif. time [15.Verif.delay] – time for verification of the alarm. You can enter from 0 to
255 minutes. Entering any value different from 0 means activation of the burglary alarm
verification function. The verification consists in checking whether another zone will trigger
the burglary alarm within the defined period of time. If so, the verified alarm will be
generated. Alarms from the 0. ENTRY/EXIT, 1. ENTRY/EXIT FINAL, 2. INTERNAL, 3. INSTANT,
4. DOUBLE KNOCK or 5. 24H BURGLARY zones are verified. The time is counted from the
moment of alarm triggering by this type of zone.
Exit delay clearing enable [Fin.exit delay] – if this option is enabled, the users can terminate
the exit delay countdown by using keypad (the , or key is to be pressed
and hold down for about 3 seconds).
Infinite exit delay [Infinit.ex.delay] – if this option is enabled, the exit delay time is infinite. It
can be terminated:
– on violation of the 1. ENTRY/EXIT FINAL, 16. EXIT DELAY TERMINATOR or 17. SHUNT LOCK
type zones,
– after pressing and holding down for 3 seconds the , or keys on the
keypad (when the EXIT DELAY CLEARING ENABLE option is enabled).
If the exit delay countdown is not terminated, the partition will not be armed.
6. Zones
A zone can be assigned to one or two partitions. If the zone is assigned to two partitions, it
can be armed when both partitions are armed or one of them only.
The system supports the following zones:
 hardwired – on the control panel PCB and in expanders. The number of available
hardwired zones is determined by the control panel during the identification procedure.
 wireless – in the PREFECTA 16-WRL or PERFECTA 32-WRL control panel, after adding
wireless detectors. The number of available wireless zones depends on the number of
wireless detectors registered in the system.
 virtual – zones which do not physically exist, but are controlled by means of keyfobs.
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6.1 Zone parameters and options
Fig. 14. “Zones” tab.
Name [38.Names] – individual name of zone (up to 16 characters).

Wiring type [31.EOL] – type of detector and the method of its connection:
No detector – no detector is connected to the zone,
NC – the zone supports a detector of NC (normally closed) type,
NO – the zone supports a detector of NO (normally open) type,
EOL – the zone supports a detector of NO or NC type with EOL resistor in the circuit,
2EOL/NO – the zone supports a detector of NO type with two EOL resistors in the circuit,
2EOL/NC – the zone supports a detector of NC type with two EOL resistors in the circuit,
Roller – the zone supports a roller shutter detector,
Vibration – the zone supports a vibration detector (also NC type detector).
In case of the VIBRATION wiring configuration, opening the circuit for 200 ms or longer –
irrespective of the programmed number of pulses and sensitivity (see below) – will be
interpreted as violation. This solution enables a magnetic contact to be connected in
series with the vibration detector.
Sensitivity [32.Sensitivity] – depending on wiring type:
NO, NC, EOL and 2EOL – the time during which the zone must be violated, so that it can
be noted by the control panel. The sensitivity is programmed in milliseconds. You can
enter values from the 20 ms to 5100 ms range.
Vibration – the pulse whose duration is equal to or longer than the defined time will cause
violation of the zone. You can enter values from the 5 ms to 160 ms range (every 3 ms).
Pulses [32.Sensitivity] – the number of pulses after which the zone will be violated. The
parameter applies to the ROLLER and VIBRATION wiring configurations. For the VIBRATION
wiring configuration you can enter values from 0 to 7 (for the value 0, the pulses will not be
counted, the SENSITIVITY parameter only being taken into account). For the ROLLER wiring
configuration you can enter values from 1 to 8.
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Time [32.Sensitivity] – the time during which the defined number of pulses must be detected
(PULSES parameter) for the zone to be violated. The parameter applies to the ROLLER
wiring configuration. You can program:
30 s (keypad: press ) – the time counted from detecting the pulse. After the time has
elapsed, the pulse counter will be reset.
120 s (keypad: press ) – similarly as in the event of 30 s.
240 s (keypad: press ) – similarly as in the event of 30 s.
for arming / disarming (keypad: press ) – the pulses are counted when the partition is
armed or disarmed. Arming / disarming will reset the pulse counter.
Assigned to part. 1 [361.P.1 zones] – if the option is enabled, the zone is assigned to
partition 1.
Assigned to part. 2 [362.P.2 zones] – if the option is enabled, the zone is assigned to
partition 2.
Armed if one part. armed [365.Act.OnePart] – the option refers to the zones which are
assigned to both partitions. If the option is enabled, the zone is armed when one of the
partitions is armed. If the option is disabled, the zone is armed when both partitions are
armed.
Active in Day Arm [364.Day active] – if the option is enabled, the zone is armed when the
day armed mode is activated.
Active in Night Arm [363. Night act.] – if the option is enabled, the zone is armed when the
night armed mode is activated.
Entry delay [34.Entry delay] – the time by which alarm from the zone of 0. ENTRY/EXIT or
1. ENTRY/EXIT FINAL type will be delayed. It is counted from the moment of zone violation.
During the countdown, the zones of 2. INTERNAL type act as delayed ones. You can enter
from 0 to 255 seconds. Programming 0 will make the zone act as an instant one.
Delay [34.Entry delay] – the time by which alarm from the zone of 2. INTERNAL type will be
delayed. It is counted from the moment of zone violation. You can enter from 0 to 255
seconds. Programming 0 means that the zone will act as an instant one.
Waiting time [34.Entry delay] – the time during which the 4. DOUBLE KNOCK type zone has to
be violated again for the alarm to be triggered. It is counted from the first violation of the
zone. You can enter from 0 to 255 seconds. Programming 0 means that the WAITING TIME
is 30 seconds.
Delay activation time [34.Entry delay] – the time during which the 2. INTERNAL type zones
act as delayed ones. It is counted from the moment of violation of the 18. ENTRY ROUTE
ENABLING type zone. You can enter from 0 to 255 seconds.
Arming mode [39.Arm mode] – the armed mode activated by violating the zones of
13. ARM/DISARM or 14. ARM type. You can select full, day or night armed mode.
Trouble code [35.Trouble code] – violating of the 19. TROUBLE type zone can generate event
that will be reported.
Priority [366.Priority] – if the option is enabled, arming is impossible when the zone is
violated.
Auto-reset 3 [367.3 alarms] – if the option is enabled, the zone can trigger up to 3 alarms. As
long as the alarm is not cleared or the partition is not armed/disarmed, violations of the
zone will not trigger any alarm.
Bypass disabled [368.Bps disable] – if the option is enabled, the user cannot bypass the
zone.
Alarm clearing [372.Alarm clear] – an option for the 13. ARM/DISARM and 15. DISARM zone
types. If the option is enabled, together with disarming, the alarm is cleared. Violation of
the 15. DISARM type zone will also clear the alarm, when the system is not armed.
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Zone restore disarms [369.Shnt.disarm] – an option for the 17. SHUNT LOCK zone type. If
the option is enabled, the zone restore will disarm the partition.
Store zone violations events [370.Viol.event] – an option for the 12. NO ALARM ACTION zone
type. If the option is enabled, the zone violation is saved to the event log.
Store zone restore events [371.Rest.event] – an option for the 12. NO ALARM ACTION zone
type. If the option is enabled, the zone restore is saved to the event log.
6.2 Zone types

0. ENTRY/EXIT – when the EXIT DELAY countdown is in progress, zone violation will trigger no
alarm. When the partition is armed, zone violation will start the ENTRY DELAY countdown.
The user have to disarm the partition before the ENTRY DELAY expires, otherwise, the alarm
will be generated. This zone type is normally used for the detectors protecting
entrances/exits (e.g. front doors).
1. ENTRY/EXIT FINAL – acts similarly as 0. ENTRY/EXIT, but the EXIT DELAY countdown will be
terminated as soon as the zone is restored.
2. INTERNAL – when the ENTRY DELAY or DELAY ACTIVATION TIME countdown is in progress,
zone violation will start the DELAY countdown. The user have to disarm the partition before
the DELAY expires, otherwise, the alarm will be generated. When the partition is armed, but
neither ENTRY DELAY nor DELAY ACTIVATION TIME countdown is running, zone violation will
trigger alarm. This zone type is normally used for indoor motion detectors and internal door
protection detectors.
3. INSTANT – when the EXIT DELAY countdown is running or the partition is armed, zone
violation will trigger alarm. This zone type is normally used for outdoor motion detectors
and window protection detectors.
4. DOUBLE KNOCK – when the partition is armed, violating a zone will result in logging the
event and starting the WAITING TIME countdown. If the zone is violated again when the
countdown is running, alarm will be triggered.
5. 24H BURGLARY – zone violation will trigger burglary alarm. Use this zone type for the
detectors which should be always active (e.g. glass break detectors).
6. 24H TAMPER – zone violation will trigger tamper alarm and trouble will be reported. Use this
zone type for tamper protection.
7. 24H PANIC – zone violation will trigger panic alarm. Use this zone type for the panic buttons.
8. 24H PANIC SILENT – zone violation will trigger silent panic alarm. The silent panic alarm is
not signaled in any way, but the event code can be sent to the monitoring station. Use this
zone type for the panic buttons.
9. 24H MEDICAL – zone violation will trigger medical (auxiliary) alarm. Use this zone type for
the help call buttons.
10. 24H FIRE – zone violation will trigger fire alarm. Use this zone type for the fire detectors.
11. DETECTOR MASK – zone violation will report trouble (detector masking). Use this zone type
for detectors with an anti-masking output.
12. NO ALARM ACTION – zone violation will not trigger directly any reaction of the control panel.
The zone can be used to control outputs.
13. ARM/DISARM – when the partition is disarmed, violation of the zone will start arming
procedure in the partition. When the partition is armed, zone violation will disarm the
partition.
14. ARM – when the partition is disarmed, zone violation will start the partition arming
procedure.
15. DISARM – when the partition is armed, zone violation will disarm the partition.
16. EXIT DELAY TERMINATOR – violation of the zone ends the partition exit delay countdown.
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17. SHUNTLOCK – violation of the zone ends the partition exit delay countdown. If the ZONE
RESTORE DISARMS option is enabled, the zone restore will disarm the partition.
18. ENTRY ROUTE ENABLING – when the partition is armed, zone violation will start the DELAY
ACTIVATION TIME countdown. During the DELAY ACTIVATION TIME countdown, the zones of
2. INTERNAL type act as delayed ones.
19. TROUBLE – zone violation will result in trouble. You can select the type of trouble (see
TROUBLE CODE parameter). Zone restore means the trouble restore.
6.3 Wireless detector PERFECTA 16-WRL / PERFECTA 32-WRL

If a wireless detector is assigned to the zone, an additional parameter is available.
Filter [1272.Filter] – time counted from the moment of receiving a transmission from the
detector. After it has elapsed and no other transmission is received, trouble will be
reported.
6.3.1 Wireless detectors and zone settings

Depending on the settings of the zone to which a wireless detector is assigned:
 NC, NO or EOL – the zone gives information about detector violation,
 2EOL/NC or 2EOL/NO – the zone gives information about detector violation and tamper.
The information on tamper and tamper restore is sent by the detector in real time.
How information about violation is sent depends on the detector operating mode:
normal – the detector sends information on violation and violation restore in real time (the
zone status corresponds to the detector status),
energy save (available in some detectors) – after sending information on violation, the
detector will not send any further information about violations for 3 minutes (the zone will
be violated for 2 seconds after the controller receives the transmission containing
information on detector violation).
7. Outputs
The system supports the following outputs:
 hardwired – on the control panel PCB and in the expander.
 wireless – in the PREFECTA 16-WRL or PERFECTA 32-WRL control panel. There are
4 outputs that support wireless sirens.
7.1 Output functions

0. NOT USED
1. EXTERNAL SIREN – output activated by triggering burglary, panic or fire alarm. In the event
of the fire alarm, the output is pulsating.
2. INTERNAL SIREN – output activated by triggering burglary, panic, fire or warning alarm. In the
event of the fire alarm, the output is pulsating.
3. BURGLARY – output activated after alarm is triggered by the 0. ENTRY/EXIT, 1. ENTRY/EXIT
FINAL, 2. INTERNAL, 3. INSTANT, 4. DOUBLE KNOCK or 5. 24H BURGLARY zone.
4. FIRE ALARM – output activated by triggering fire alarm from keypad or by the 10. 24H FIRE
zone.
5. DURESS ALARM – output activated by using a code with DURESS right.
6. PANIC ALARM – output activated by triggering panic alarm from keypad or by the 7. 24H
PANIC zone.
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7. MEDICAL ALARM – output activated by calling medical help from keypad or by the 9. 24
MEDICAL zone.
8. ALARM – NOT VERIFIED – output activated by triggering unverified alarm.
9. ALARM - VERIFIED – output activated by triggering verified alarm.
10. TAMPER ALARM – output activated by triggering tamper alarm.
11. FIRE DETECTORS POWER SUPPLY – output for power supply of fire detectors with automatic
alarm verification. The output is deactivated for 16 seconds after violation of the 10. 24H
FIRE zone. If, after reactivation of the output, the zone will be violated again, fire alarm will
be triggered.
12. POWER SUPPLY ON ARMED – output for power supply of the detectors which should not
operate when the system is disarmed. The output is active when the system is armed (it
will be activated as soon as the exit delay countdown starts).
13. ZONE VIOLATION – output activated by zone violation.
14. CHIME – output activated by zone violation, if the zone is disarmed.
15. CONTROLLED – output activated / deactivated by using zones, timers, keypad etc.
16. READY STATUS – output is active, when the system is ready for arming (no zone is
violated).
17. EXIT DELAY STATUS – output is active, when EXIT DELAY countdown is running.
18. ARMED STATUS – output is active, when the system is armed.
19. TROUBLE STATUS – output is active, when there is a trouble in the system.
20. ARM/ALARM STATUS – output is active, when the system is armed (continuous mode) or
when there is alarm (pulsating mode).
21. DETECTORS RESET – output is used to reset the alarm memory in detectors. It is activated
on:
– starting the exit delay countdown (if the exit delay is 0 – on arming),
– starting the 3.OUTPUTS RESET user function.
22. SERVICE MODE STATUS – output is active, when the control panel is running in service
mode.
23. ARM STATUS (REPORTED) – output is active, when the system is armed and information
about arming has been sent to the monitoring station (if reporting is disabled, the output is
active when the system is armed).
7.2 Output parameters and options

Output name [48.Names] – individual name of the output (up to 16 characters).
Cut off time [42.Duration] – time during which the output is active. Entering 0 changes the
operation mode of some outputs:
– outputs activated by triggering alarm will remain active until the alarm is cleared,
– 5. DURESS ALARM and 14. CHIME outputs will remain active until starting the 3.OUTPUTS
RESET user function,
– 13. ZONE VIOLATION output will be active when the zone is violated,
– 15. CONTROLLED output will remain active until repeated zone violation, stopping timer or
deactivating from keypad, etc.
Triggering zones [43.Zones] – the zones whose status has effect on the output status.
Arming modes [43.Zones] – arming modes which affect the output status.
Troubles [43.Zones] – troubles during which the output is active.
Assigned to part. 1 [451.P.1 outputs] – if this option is enabled, the output is controlled by
events related to partition 1 (alarm in partition 1, clearing alarm in partition 1 etc.).
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Assigned to part. 2 [452.P.2 outputs] – if this option is enabled, the output is controlled by
events related to partition 2 (alarm in partition 2, clearing alarm in partition 2 etc.).
Fig. 15. “Outputs” tab.
Polarity + [453.Polarity(+)] – the option defines how the outputs will operate (see the table
below). If the option is disabled, the output is inverted. The option does not apply to
wireless outputs.
“–” terminal of high-current output / low-current output

option enabled option disabled
(normal polarity) (reverse polarity)
output inactive disconnected from ground shorted to ground
output active shorted to ground disconnected from ground
Table 2. Mode of output operation depending on the POLARITY + option.
Pulsed [454.Pulsed] – if this option is enabled, the output is pulsating when it is active. The
option does not apply to the 1. EXTERNAL SIREN, 2. INTERNAL SIREN, 11. FIRE DETECTORS
POWER SUPPLY and 20. ARM/ALARM STATUS OUTPUTS. The option does not apply to wireless
outputs.
Arm/Disarm/clear sign. [455.Arm/Dis/Clr] – if this option is enabled, the output will signal:
– starting the arming procedure (if the exit delay time is 0, the system is armed
immediately) – 1 pulse,
– disarming – 2 pulses,
– clearing alarm – 4 pulses,
– denial of arming or arming procedure failure – 7 pulses.
Pulse duration is about 0.3 second. Option for the 1. EXTERNAL SIREN, 2. INTERNAL SIREN,
3. BURGLARY, 4. FIRE ALARM, 5. DURESS ALARM, 6. PANIC ALARM, 7. MEDICAL ALARM,
8. ALARM - NOT VERIFIED, 9. ALARM - VERIFIED and 10. TAMPER ALARM outputs.
Triggering timers [44.Timers] – the output control timers (starting the timer activates the
output). The parameter refers to the 15. CONTROLLED output.
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7.3 Quick control of outputs

If the quick control of the outputs 15. CONTROLLED is to be available in keypads, the outputs
of this type must be assigned to the corresponding keypad keys. One output can be assigned
to each number key.
7.4 Wireless siren PERFECTA 16-WRL / PERFECTA 32-WRL

If a wireless siren is assigned to the output, additional parameters and options are available
(outputs 13-16).
Filter [1272.Filter] – time counted from the moment of receiving transmission from the siren.
After it has elapsed and no other transmission is received, trouble will be reported.
Signaling [1275.Al.signal.] – alarm signaling mode.
Arm/Disarm beep [1276.Acknowled.] – signaling mode for arming/disarming etc. (cf.
ARM/DISARM/CLEAR SIGN. option).
Tamp. in part. [1274.Out.tamper] – partition in which alarm will be triggered in the event of
siren tamper.
8. Communication
Panel key [01.PERFECTA key] – identifier of the alarm control panel. You can enter up to 16
at least one character must be different from the space. Do not program the same key for
different control panels. Communication between the PERFECTA SOFT program and the
control panel is only possible, when the program key and the control panel key are
identical.
For the control panel with factory default settings, the PERFECTA SOFT program will
generate a random key that must be written to the control panel.
Fig. 16. “Communication” tab.

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8.1 SATEL server

PERFECTA Control conn. via SATEL server allowed [PERFECTA CONTROL] – if this
option is enabled, it is possible to establish connection between the PERFECTA CONTROL
application and the control panel through the SATEL server.
Push notifications [PUSH messages] – if this option is enabled, the PERFECTA CONTROL
application can provide information about alarm system events by means of push
notifications.
PERFECTA Soft conn. via SATEL server allowed [PERFECTA Soft] – if this option is
enabled, it is possible to establish connection between the PERFECTA SOFT program and
the control panel through the SATEL server.
Make sure that the SIM card tariff plan is suited to the requirements of communication
via the SATEL server (GPRS connection to the server is active at all times).
8.2 Direct connection to PERFECTA SOFT

PERFECTA Soft address [041.Address] – address of the computer running the PERFECTA
SOFT program. It must be a public address. You can enter the IP address or domain name.
Port [042.Port] – number of the TCP port used for direct communication between the control
panel and the computer with PERFECTA SOFT program via GPRS. You can enter values
from 0 to 65535 (0=disabled).
SMS initiating connection [115.PERF.Soft] – control command which will be sent in SMS
message to initiate communication between the control panel and the PERFECTA SOFT
program. You can enter up to 8 alphanumeric characters (digits, letters and special
characters). You can enter spaces, but at least one character must be different from the
space.
In the SMS message, you can include address of the computer the control panel is to
connect to, and the number of TCP port which is to be used for communication.
9. Reporting
The control panel can send event codes to the monitoring station by using the following
transmission paths:
 GPRS,
 SMS messages (control panel gets no acknowledgement of event code receipt),
 GSM voice channel (the use of this transmission path is not recommended because of
distortions that may occur when sending the event codes).
9.1 Reporting parameters and options

Reporting [Monitoring] – if the option is enabled, the control panel can send event codes to
the monitoring station.
Reporting mode [72.Stations] – defines how event codes are to be sent to the monitoring
stations:
Station 1 or station 2 – the control panel will make an attempt to send the event code to
station 1 and, if unsuccessful, to station 2.
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Station 1 only – the event codes are only sent to station 1.

Station 2 only – the event codes are only sent to station 2.
Station 1 and Station 2 – the event codes are sent to both stations.
Fig. 17. “Reporting” tab.
9.1.1 Station 1 / Station 2

Reporting format [738.Format / 758.Format] – format in which event codes are sent to the
monitoring station:
CID – all codes – event codes are sent in Contact ID format. All events are sent to the
monitoring station.
CID – selected codes – event codes are sent in Contact ID format. Only selected events
are sent to the monitoring station.
SIA – all codes – event codes are sent in SIA format. All events are sent to the monitoring
station.
SIA – selected codes – event codes are sent in SIA format. Only selected events are sent
to the monitoring station.
Panel identifier [731.Identifiers / 751.Identifiers] [732.SIA prefix / 752.SIA prefix] – identifier
of the control panel for reporting purposes. It allows the monitoring station to determine
from the events are sent. For the Contact ID format, it consists of 4 hexadecimal
characters (digits or letters from A to F). For the SIA format, it consists of 6 hexadecimal
characters (digits or letters from A to F). Additional characters are to be put at the
beginning (to enter them on the keypad, use the 732.SIA prefix / 752.SIA prefix function). If
the identifier only consists of the digits 0, events are not sent.
IP format and protocol [UDP] [SIA-IP] – for reporting via GPRS, you must define:
– format: SATEL or SIA-IP (SIA DC-09 standard).
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– protocol: TCP or UDP.

Monitoring station address [736.Address / 756.Address] – address of the monitoring
station for GPRS reporting. You can enter either the IP address or the domain name.
Port [737.Port / 757.Port] – number of the port used for communication between the control
panel and the monitoring station when reporting via GPRS. You can enter a value from 0
to 65535 (0=disabled).
SMS reporting - tel. no. [735.Tel.(SMS) / 755.Tel.(SMS)] – phone number of the monitoring
station for SMS reporting.
SMS format [741.SMS format / 761.SMS format] – SMS format for SMS reporting. It must be
defined as required by the monitoring station. The SMS message format, preset by default
in the control panel, corresponds to the default settings of the STAM-2 monitoring station
(firmware version 1.2.0 or newer) for the Contact ID format.
Audio reporting - tel. no. [734.Tel.(AUDIO) / 754.Tel.(AUDIO)] – phone number of the
monitoring station for AUDIO reporting (GSM voice channel).
Reporting priority [733.Priority / 753.Priority] – if sending an event code to the monitoring
station using one transmission path fails, the control panel can use another transmission
path. You must specify the order of using different transmission paths by the control panel.
A successful send of the event code to the monitoring station will terminate the procedure
(except for the test transmissions).
The control panel will only use the transmission paths for which priority is specified
(they are included in the list defining the order of using transmission paths).
In the case of SMS reporting, the control panel gets no acknowledgement of receiving
the event codes by the monitoring station, hence this transmission path should be
used as the last one.
The switch-over from one SIM card to the other one requires time (for example, to log
onto the network), so it is better to use up all the transmission paths available for one
SIM card.
The switch-over from one SIM card to the other is affected by the LOCK TIME and
RETURN TIME parameters (see: “GSM phone” p. 18).
Suspend time [746.Suspen.time / 766.Suspen.time] – the time for which reporting will be
suspended, if attempts fail to send an event code through all provided transmission paths.
The control panel will resume the attempt of establishing connection with the monitoring
station after this time expires or a next, new event occurs. Up to 30 minutes can be
programmed. Programming the value 0 means that an attempt to establish telephone
connection with the monitoring station will only be taken after occurrence of a new event in
the system.
Advanced
SATEL station key [739.STAM key / 759.STAM key] – a sequence of characters for
encrypting data sent to the monitoring station via GPRS. You can enter up to 12
alphanumeric characters (digits, letters and special characters). In the PERFECTA SOFT
program, you can enable the HEX option, if you want to enter 24 hexadecimal characters
(digits or letters from A to F).
GPRS key [740.GPRS key / 760.GPRS key] – a string of characters, which is used to identify
the control panel for the purpose of GPRS reporting. You can enter up to 5 alphanumeric
characters (digits, letters and special characters). In the PERFECTA SOFT program, you
can enable the HEX option, if you want to enter 10 hexadecimal characters (digits or letters
from A to F).
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Send names [Names in SIA] – if the option is enabled, in the SIA format, the name of event
source (zone, user, etc.) will also be sent, in addition to the event code.
National char. [National chars] – if this option is enabled, you can send in the SIA format not
only ASCII characters but national characters as well.
SIA-IP account number [742.SIA-IP acct / 762.SIA-IP acct] – a string of characters, which is
used to identify the control panel for the purpose of reporting in SIA-IP format. You can
enter up to 16 hexadecimal characters (digits or letters from A to F).
SIA-IP key [743.SIA-IP key / 763.SIA-IP key] – a sequence of characters for encrypting data
sent in the SIA-IP format. You can enter up to 16 alphanumeric characters (digits, letters
and special characters). In the PERFECTA SOFT program, you can enable the HEX option,
if you want to enter 32 hexadecimal characters (digits or letters from A to F).
Encryption [SIA-IP encrypt.] – if the option is enabled, the data being sent are encrypted,
and the date and time are sent with event code (the monitoring station can program the
date and time in the control panel). Option for SIA-IP format.
Send date & time [Timestamp SIA-IP] – if the option is enabled, the date and time are sent
with event code (the monitoring station can program the date and time in the control
panel). Option for SIA-IP format. It is available, when the ENCRYPTION option is disabled.
SIA-IP test report period [744.SIA-IP test / 764.SIA-IP test] – in the case of reporting in the
SIA-IP format, an additional transmission can be sent at specified intervals to check
communication with the monitoring station. You can program a number of days, hours,
minutes and seconds between the transmissions. Entering zeros only means that no
additional transmission will be sent.
9.1.2 Test transmissions

The test transmission is sent using all transmission paths included in the list that
defines the order of using transmission paths (cf. REPORTING PRIORITY parameter).
At [791.At] – if the test transmission is to be sent regularly at a specified time, you must
define every how many days and at what time. As for the number of days, 0 is interpreted
as 1 (test transmission will be sent every day).
When armed [793.Armed] – if the test transmission is to be sent at regular intervals when the
system is armed, define every how many days, hours and minutes.
When disarmed [792.Disarmed] – if the test transmission is to be sent at regular intervals
when the system is disarmed, define every how many days, hours and minutes.
Test transmissions regardless of events [Independ.test] – this option refers to the test
transmissions sent at regular intervals (see WHEN ARMED and WHEN DISARMED parameters).
If this option is enabled, the time is counted from the last test transmission. If the option is
disabled, the time is counted from the last transmission, irrespective of whether it was
a test transmission, or a code of another event was sent.
9.1.3 Events selection

If the CID – SELECTED CODES or SIA – SELECTED CODES reporting format is selected, define
which events are to be sent to the monitoring station.
10. Messaging
The control panel can send notifications about alarm system events by means of:
 voice messages – the voice messages which are to be used for notification should be
saved to the control panel by using the PERFECTA SOFT program,
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 SMS messages – the content of SMS messages is automatically generated by the control
panel.
10.1 Parameters and options of the messaging
Fig. 18. “Messaging” tab.
10.1.1 Phones
In the control panel, you can enter data of 8 telephones which will be notified of events in the
alarm system. At the same time, users of these phones can control the alarm system by
using SMS messages.
Name [88.Names] – individual name of the telephone number (up to 16 characters).
Telephone no. [81.Numbers] – the telephone number.
SMS [83.SMS msg.] – if this option is enabled, the phone is notified by SMS messages (the
SMS MESSAGING option must be additionally enabled).
AUDIO [82.AUDIO msg.] – if this option is enabled, the phone is notified by voice messages
(the AUDIO MESSAGING option must be additionally enabled). The control panel makes 3
attempts to notify the given phone about the event.
->Listen-in [85.Listening-in] – if this option is enabled, the given phone can be used to call
the number of SIM card used to listen to what is going on in the premises.
Listen-in-> [87.List.aft.msg] – if this option is enabled, the telephone user, after the
notification message is played, can listen in to what is going on in the premises.
SMS forw. [84.Unknown SMS] – if this option is enabled, unknown SMS messages received
by the control panel are forwarded to the phone number (e.g. information received from
the GSM network operator).
Listening-in time [86.List.durat.] – the time during which the phone users can listen in to
what is going on in the premises. The time is counted from answering the call by the
control panel or from playing back the voice message. If 0 has been programmed, the
listening-in function will be unavailable.
Answer if partition armed [89.On arm.part.] – you can restrict receiving the calls by the
control panel, i.e. the listen-in functionality after calling the SIM card number:
– no partition is selected – the control panel receives the calls irrespective of whether the
partitions are armed or not (receiving the calls is not restricted),
– one partition is selected – the control panel receives calls when the given partition is
armed,
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– two partitions are selected – the control panel receives calls when both partitions are
armed.
10.1.2 AUDIO messaging

AUDIO messaging [AUDIO messag.] – if this option is enabled, the control panel can notify
the users of events by using voice messages.
Event assignment
For the events of which the control panel is to notify, you must define:
 the telephone numbers to be notified,
 the number of the voice message to be used for notification of this event.
10.1.3 AUDIO messages

Repeat twice [Double v.message] – if this option is enabled, voice message is played back
twice.
Managing the voice messages

The PERFECTA SOFT program allows you to manage the voice messages that will be used
for notification. Up to 16 voice messages can be saved on the control panel. Total duration of
all the voice messages must not exceed 131 seconds.
Content of the message – text of the voice message. The text entered can be converted
into a voice message by using the text-to-speech converter (voice synthesizer).
Duration – duration of the voice message.
Total – information on total duration of the voice messages.
- click to play back the selected voice message.
- click to import the .WAV type file which is to be used as the selected voice
message.
- click to delete the selected voice message.
- click to convert the message text into a voice message. The link below the button
displays a window in which you are to select the speech synthesizer. The
synthesizer will be used for conversion of the text.
You can download the Microsoft Speech Platform 11 from the www.microsoft.com web
site. Installation of the following files is required:
 SpeechPlatformRuntime.msi (x86 i.e. 32-bit version),
 MSSpeech_TTS_xx-XX_yyyy.msi (where xx-XX is language, and yyyy is voice).
- click to read the voice messages from the control panel.
- click to save the voice messages to the control panel.
10.1.4 SMS messaging

SMS messaging [SMS messaging] – if this option is enabled, the control panel can notify the
users of events by using SMS messages.
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SMS notifications confirming ev. [Messaging events] – if this option is enabled, information
about sending SMS notification is saved to the event log.
Event assignment
The following options are available for each telephone:
Partition 1 / Partition 2 – if this option is enabled, the phone will be notified of events that
occurred in the given partition (the events of which the phone will be notified are defined in
other options).
Alarms – if this option is enabled, the phone will be notified of alarms.
Arming/disarming – if this option is enabled, the phone will be notified of arming / disarming
and alarm clearing.
Zone bypasses – if this option is enabled, the phone will be notified of bypassing /
unbypassing zones.
Troubles – if this option is enabled, the phone will be notified of troubles.
Used functions – if this option is enabled, the phone will be notified of the functions used.
System events – if this option is enabled, the phone will be notified of system events.
11. SMS control

The alarm system can be controlled by means of SMS messages containing appropriate
control commands. The SMS messages should be sent to the number of the currently used
SIM card. You can program 16 control commands.
11.1 Parameters and options of SMS control
Fig. 19. “SMS control” tab.

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SMS [118.SMS control] – control command which can be sent in the SMS message to run
the function assigned to the command. You can enter up to 8 alphanumeric characters
(digits, letters and special characters). You can enter spaces, but at least one character
must be different from the space.
The content of control commands must vary. If the content of two different commands
is identical, the control panel, having received the SMS messages, will execute only
one function anyway.
The content of one control command must not be inserted into the content of another
command.
Function [119.SMS funct.] – the function that will be started after the control panel receives
an SMS message containing the control command.
Any tel. no. [1110.Any number] – if this option is enabled, the control command to run the
given function can be sent from any phone. If the option is disabled, only from the phone
whose number is saved on the control panel (see: “Phones” p. 37).
12. Timers
The timer compares the time to that of the control panel clock and executes the selected
function at the programmed time. Using the timers, it is possible to control the armed mode of
partitions and the 15. CONTROLLED outputs. You can program 8 timers.
12.1 Parameters and options of the timers
Fig. 20. “Timers” tab.
TIMER n [59.Active] – if the option is enabled, the timer is enabled (n=timer number).
Name [58.Names] – individual timer name (up to 16 characters).
Partition 1 [55.Partition 1] / Partition 2 [56.Partition 2] – the arming mode that will be
activated in the partition when the timer will start.
Mon / Thu / Wed / Tue / Fri / Sat / Sun

You can program individual timer operating parameters for every day of the week.
ON – timer start time on the given day of the week (hour:minutes).
OFF – timer stop time on the given day of the week (hour:minutes).
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Everyday
The everyday settings apply to only those days of the week for which no individual
parameters have been programmed.
ON – timer start time every day (hour:minutes).
OFF – timer stop time every day (hour:minutes).
Exception
An exception is the period of time when the timer is started and stopped at times different
than those defined by the settings for each day of the week and the everyday settings.
4 exceptions can be programmed for a timer.
From – the date from which the given exception is valid (year-month-day).
To – the date to which the given exception is valid (year-month-day).
ON – the timer start time when the exception is valid (hour:minutes).
OFF – the timer stop time when the exception is valid (hour:minutes).
12.1.1 Editing the timer parameters

You can program only the start time or the stop time for the timer. The hour or minutes may
remain undefined (e.g. if you enter a value from beyond the range (more than 23 for the hour
or 59 for the minutes), it will be changed into xx). For example:
xx:45 – the timer will be started / stopped every hour throughout the day (at 0:45, 1:45 etc.),
11:xx – the timer will be started / stopped every minute between 11.00 and 11:59.
You must program both dates for an exception (FROM and TO). One or two of the date
components may remain undefined (e.g. if you enter a value from beyond the range (more
than 2099 for the year, 12 for the month or 31 for the day)). For example:
xxxx-12-25 – the exception will be valid from / to 25 Dec. each year,
xxxx-xx-12 – the exception will be valid from / to 12th day of each month in each year,
xxxx-03-xx – the exception will be valid from the beginning of March each year (same as
xxxx-03-01) / to the end of March each year (same as xxxx-03-31),
2018-xx-05 – the exception will be valid from / to 5th day of each month in 2018,
2018-xx-xx – the exception will be valid from the beginning of 2018 (same as 2018-01-01) / to
the end of 2018 (same as 2018-12-31),
2018-06-xx – the exception will be valid from the 1st of June 2018 (same as 2018-06-01) / to
the 30th of June 2018 (same as 2018-06-30).
As you can see from the above examples, how you interpret the dates depends on whether
the unidentified value is the beginning (FROM), or the end (TO) of the exception.
13. Control panel firmware update
When the firmware update is running, the control panel does not execute its normal
functions.
13.1 Local update

1. Download the update program for control panel firmware from www.satel.eu.
2. Connect the control panel RS-232 (TTL) port with the computer port
3. Run the update program for control panel firmware.
4. Click on the button.

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5. When a prompt window is displayed asking you whether to continue the firmware update,
click “Yes”. The firmware of control panel will be updated.
13.2 Remote update

Remote update of the control panel firmware is made possible by the UPSERV update server,
which is included in the SATEL product portfolio.
13.2.1 Remote update parameters and options
Fig. 21. “Firmware update” tab.
Update server [051.Address] – address of the UPSERV update server. You can enter the IP
address or domain name.
Port [052.Port] – number of the TCP port used for communication with the UPSERV update
server. You can enter values from 0 to 65535 (0=disabled).
Update server address in SMS [FW adr.from SMS] – if this option is enabled, you can enter
server address and port number in the SMS message initiating the firmware download
from the update server. If the message contains no address or port number, the control
panel will use the preprogrammed settings.
Firmware download
SMS initiating connection [116.Download FW] – the control command which can be sent in
the SMS message to initiate firmware download from the UPSERV update server. You can
enter up to 8 alphanumeric characters (digits, letters and special characters). You can
enter spaces, but at least one character must be different from the space.
The control panel sends out an SMS notification on how the new firmware download
has proceeded. The notification is sent to the telephone from which the SMS message
initiating the firmware download was received.
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Firmware update
SMS initiating update [117.Update FW] – the control command which can be sent in the
SMS message to initiate update of the control panel firmware. You can enter up to 8
at least one character must be different from the space.
The control panel sends out an SMS notification on how the firmware update has
proceeded. The notification is sent to the telephone from which the SMS message
initiating the firmware download was received.
13.2.2 Procedure of remote update for control panel firmware

The SMS messages that initiate new firmware downloading and firmware updating can
only be sent from the phone whose number is saved on the control panel (see
“Phones” p. 37).
1. Send to the number of SIM card currently used by the control panel an SMS message
containing control command to initiate firmware download from the UPSERV update
server. If the UPDATE SERVER ADDRESS IN SMS option is enabled in the control panel and
you want the control panel to connect to an update server other than that indicated in the
control panel settings, the message should look like this: xxxx=aaaa:pp= (“xxxx” – control
command; “aaaa” – server address (IP address or domain name); “pp” – port number).
If an SMS message containing the firmware download initiating command is re-sent
when the new firmware downloading is in progress, the control panel will indicate in
reply the download progress (percentage value).
2. Completion of the new firmware download will be indicated by the control panel with an
SMS message.
3. Send an SMS message containing the control command to initiate the control panel
firmware update.
4. Completion of the control panel firmware update will be indicated by the control panel with
an SMS message.
14. Users
There can be 15 users in the system. To simplify the procedure of adding / editing a user, the
control panel makes available:
 user schedules,
 default functions of keyfob buttons.
14.1 User schedules

The user schedule defines the user rights. The control panel offers 5 user schedules. When
adding or editing a user, one of the user schedules is selected.
Changing the rights in user schedule results in a change of rights of all the users to
whom that schedule was assigned.
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14.1.1 Parameters of the user schedule
Fig. 22. “Users” tab.
Schedule name [121.Schedules] – individual name of the user schedule (up to 16

characters).
Right [121.Schedules] – defines which functions are available to the user. The following
rights are available:
Arming – the user can arm the system.
Disarming – the user can disarm the system.
Alarm clearing – the user can clear alarms.
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DURESS – a special right that allows to define in the system a code which, if used, will
trigger a silent alarm (which is signaled in no way, but the alarm code is sent to the
monitoring station). The alarm will be triggered in the partition in which alarm would be
triggered in the event of tamper of the keypad used for code entering.
Zone inhibition – the user can inhibit the system zones by means of the INHIBIT function.
Zone isolation – the user can isolate the system zones by means of the ISOLATE function
(the ZONE INHIBITION right is additionally required).
Change access code – the user can change own access code (CHANGE CODE function).
Users editing – the user can add, edit and delete users (USERS function).
Control – the user can control the outputs by means of the OUTPUTS CTRL. function.
Tests – the user can run the functions available in the TESTS submenu (except for the ID
CHANGE function).
Service access – the user can run the SERVICE ACCESS and PERFECTA SOFT functions.
Changing panel ID – the user can run the ID CHANGE function (the TESTS right is
additionally required).
14.2 Default functions of keyfob buttons

You can define which functions can be started by using the new keyfob. When adding /
editing a user, you can change the keyfob settings to make the functions suitable for the
needs and rights of the user.
Changing the default functions has no effect on the settings of keyfobs which are
already added to the users.
15. Restoring the factory settings

If you want to restore the factory default settings of the control panel, you can use the keypad
or the PERFECTA SOFT program for this purpose.
15.1 Restoring factory settings from keypad

1. Start the service mode (see “Starting the service mode” p. 4).
2. Press in turn to run the 02.FACTORY SET function.
3. You will be prompted whether to restore the factory settings.
4. Press to restore the factory settings.
15.2 Restoring factory settings from PERFECTA SOFT program

1. Click on the “Project” tab.
2. Click on “Restore manufacturer settings”.
3. You will be prompted whether to restore the factory settings.
4. Click on “Restore” to restore the factory settings.
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16. Manual update history

Manual version Introduced changes
10/17  Description of buttons shown on PEFECTA SOFT menu bar has been
supplemented (p. 9).
 Description of buttons available in PEFECTA SOFT additional menu has been
supplemented (p. 10).
 Information that you can select directory where control panel data files will be
stored by PERFECTA Soft program has been added (p. 12).
 Description of “Prevent arming if not ready” option has been supplemented
(p. 16).
 Description of “Wake-up duration” parameter has been added (p. 22).
 Information on number of retries for AUDIO messaging has been added (p. 37).
 Description of “->Listen-in” option has been added (p. 37).
 Description of “Listen-in->” option has been added (p. 37).
 Description of “Answer if partition armed” parameter has been added (p. 37).
 Information about Microsoft Speech Platform 11 has been added (p. 38).
 Section “Restoring the factory settings” has been added (p. 45).

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2. Configuring the system by using keypad

2.1 Starting the service mode

2.2 Starting the service mode “from pins”

2.3 Service mode indication

2.4 Navigating through the menu and running functions

2.4.1 Using the arrow keys

2.4.2 Using the number shortcuts

2.5 Data editing

2.5.1 Selection from the single-choice list

2.5.2 Selection from the multiple-choice list

2.5.3 Entering decimal values

2.5.4 Entering hexadecimal values

2.5.5 Programming telephone numbers

2.5.6 Entering names

Key Characters available after next keystroke

2.6 Hiding the service mode

2.7 Exiting the service mode

3. Configuring the system with the PERFECTA SOFT program

3.1 Description of the PERFECTA SOFT program

3.1.1 Menu bar in the PERFECTA SOFT program

Menu bar in the “Projects” tab

type of alarm control panel and firmware version.

3.1.2 Side menu

3.1.3 Additional menu

Fig. 4. “Connection” window: local connection settings.

IMEI – individual identification number of the control panel GSM communicator.

Fig. 6. “Connection” window: settings for direct connection via GPRS.

Fig. 7. “Configuration” window.

Establishing connection is possible, if an identical PANEL KEY has been programmed in

3.2.1 Local connection

3.2.2 Remote connection: SATEL server

3.2.3 Remote connection: PERFECTA>>PERFECTA Soft

Establishing connection after the function is started from the keypad

Establishing connection after receiving SMS message

Fig. 8. “Mainboard” tab.

4.2 GSM phone

Fig. 9. “GSM phone” tab.

4.2.1 Pre-paid support

Fig. 10. Tab with settings for the wired keypad.

4.3.2 Display and keys

[258.New trouble] – volume level when signaling troubles.

4.3.5 Wireless keypad PERFECTA 16-WRL / PERFECTA 32-WRL

4.4 Zone module

Fig. 11. Tab with zone expander settings.

Name [28.Names] – individual name of the module (up to 16 characters).

4.5 Output module

Fig. 12. Tab with output expander settings.

Fig. 13. “Partitions” tab.

5.1 Partition parameters

6.1 Zone parameters and options

Fig. 14. “Zones” tab.

Name [38.Names] – individual name of zone (up to 16 characters).

6.2 Zone types

6.3 Wireless detector PERFECTA 16-WRL / PERFECTA 32-WRL