Eclipse 8 Address Quick Guide (1-1

ECLIPSE 8 ADDRESS Quick Guide for Engineer Programming (1.
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ECLIPSE 8 - QUICK STEPS OF INSTALLATION

Initial power-up of the panel:
1. Set a jumper on RESET terminals on the control panel PCB.
2. Switch on the main power supply 220V.
3. Switch on the back-up battery (12V/7Ah) connectors as observe the polarity of the
connection: the red wire to “+” (positive) connector and the black wire “-” (negative) connector.
4. The back lights of all connected to the system bus keyboards will light on showing that the
power-up initialization of the system is running. Wait for 15-20 seconds until the power-up
initialization is complete. Now the panel is ready for attaching of new devices to the system
configuration.
5. Press ENTER (a) button of all connected to the system bus keyboards one-by-one – this is
a quick method for attaching devices to the system. When the attaching is successful a
confirmation sound signal is heard.
ATTENTION: DO NOT PRESS the PRG button of the keyboards during the attaching
procedure. Pressing the PRG button will activate “Service keyboard” mode!
6. Remove the jumper from RESET terminals of the panel.
7. Wait until the system BUS LED stops blinking fast in green.
ECLIPSE 8 - GENERAL CONNECTION DIAGRAM
VOICE
Eclipse 8
JUMPER RESET
PSTN
F1
BATT
SERIAL
PSTN LED
+ - Serv.KBD
Battery F3 F2
12V / 7Ah BUS LED
Red
Green
Yellow
Black
AC 17V + - + 1 2 3 4 Siren Z1 Z2 COM Z3 Z4 Z5 Z6 COM
Zone Connection Types

AUXILIARY PGM OUTPUTS PGM 4/ POWER See the Connection
POWER OC Type Serial Link PGM
17V/ SUPPLY 100mA 100mA 12V
types for Zones Eclipse
17VA 0.5A 12V
Keypad/
Proxi
PGM 5
PGM 1-4 1A
100mA System BUS
220V/0,63A
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ECLIPSE 8 ADDRESS Quick Guide for Engineer Programming (1.93)
ENGINEER CODE (7777 by default)
MENU: GENERAL PARAMETERS
ADDRESS DESCRIPTION ACTION / PARAMETERS

Press and hold New code
0000 Changing the engineer code [****]
to delete the code
[____] 4 digits 7777
0010 Ambush code DISABLE ENABLE
0012 Chime sound DISABLE ENABLE
0013 Trouble sound signalization AC Problem Blown Problem Error

Fuse Tamper
Lost Battery PSTN SysBUS
1 2 3 4 5 6
0015 AC trouble delay indication Enter time in interval 0 - 255 minutes [030]
0016 Setting the TAMPER type DISABLE ENABLE

Silent TAMPER Audible TAMPER
0020 Walk test Test the zones one by one for correct indication in opening
0021 PGM test [0] - enter the PGM number; [OFF/ON] - set the status
0023 Communicator test Press “ARM” to start test transmission; Press “0" to abort.
0030 Hardware reset DISABLE ENABLE
0031 Menu partial rest General PGM Comm Periph.

Users Zones Areas
Settings Outputs menu Devices
Select the number of the menu and
confirm with password 123456. 0 1 2 3 4 6 8
0032 Resetting the Manager code Enter the password 123456 to reset the
0000
manager’s code to its default value - 0000.
Review the memory LOG file Use the arrows to review the events. Press “2" for more
0040 information; press “1” to return to main LOG review screen.
0050 System name Enter system name up to 16 letters and/ or symbols.
0051 Setting the clock Enter sequentially HH:ММ (hour:minutes)
0052 Setting the date Enter sequentially DD/ММ/YY (day:mount:year)
0097 Setting the engineer menu style Address Operation Text
1 2 3
0098 Review the panel software revision
LEGEND: Default parameters Confirm the setting Reject the settings

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MENU: USER CODES & SETTINGS
1010 User 01 Options Partial Bypass Program

Disarm
Arm
The options for User 01
cannot be changed! 1 2 3 4
1012 User 01 name Enter User 01 name up to 16 letters and/ or symbols.
2 3 Arming Options
1013 User 01 Proxy options Disarm Arming Options Arming is disabled
Full Arming mode
Stay Arming mode
1 2 3 Sleep Arming mode
User numbers from 02 to 32 are programmed in an analogical way.
USER 01 is the MANAGER in the system and the options for his rights cannot be changed.
The MANGER in the system set new and to change access codes and option for the regular users in the extended
Manager programming menus.
The default settings are as follows:
1xx0 User xx Options Partial Bypass Program

Disarm
Arm
1 2 3 4
Note: The LCD keyboards support text entering for setting system, user or zone names. The text entering is done with the digit
buttons, as the respective button is pressed until reaching the desired letter.
Table for correspondence of the buttons:

Button Letters, digits
0 _ 0 Use the button to switch on/off the capital letters.
1 1 Use the button to delete the letter or symbol.
2 a b c 2
3 d e f 3 Use the button to switch on entering of special symbols - for details see the
4 g h i 4 Programming manual of ECLIPSE 8/ /16 32 Series control panel.
5 j k l 5
6 m n o 6
7 p q r s 7
8 t u v 8
9 w x y z 9

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MENU: ZONE PROGRAMMING & SETTINGS

2000 Setting type of zone wiring Enter a connection style for zone wiring from 1 to 5. [2]
2011 Zone 01Type Enter the type of Zone 01, according its operation:
Only one type can be selected 0 Not used 5 Panic

for zone!! 1 Entry-Exit 6 Tamper
The following zone types 2 Follow 7 Medical
are set by default:
3 Instant 8 Key-switch
Zone number Type
01 2 4 Fire 9 24h Auxiliary
02 3
03 3
04 3
05 5
06 6
07 1
08 1
2014 Zone 01 Main Attributes Stay Sleep Force Double

Bypass
Arm Arm Arm Knock
2 3 4 5 6
2015 Zone 01 Additional Attributes Report Power up

Chime
Only Delay
3 6 8
2016 Zone 01 Key-Switch Attributes Pulse Normal 2 3 Arming Options

Arming Options Disarm
Latch Invert Arming is disabled
Attribute 1 has two positions: Full Arming mode
- Pulse is set; 1 - Latch is set 1 2 3 4 5 Stay Arming mode
Attribute 5 has two positions: Sleep Arming mode
- Normal is set; 5 - Invert is set
2018 Zone 01 name Enter Zone 01 name up to 16 letters and/ or symbols.
2019 Zone 01 Line resistance Check the line resistance of Zone 01.
Zone numbers from 02 to 08 are programmed in a analogical way.

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ADDRESS 2014:
The attributes from 2 to 6 can be set just for some zone types!
Тип на зоната
Entry-Exit Follow Instant Fire Panic Tamper Medical Key-switch 24h AUX
2 Bypass
3 Stay ARM
4 Sleep ARM
5 Force ARM
6 Double Knock
Zone Connection Diagrams:

(The value of the resistance can be checked at ADDRESS 2zz9, where zz is a zone number)
Legend: “'” lower than the displayed value; “&” higher than the displayed value
N.C. WITHOUT EOL N.C. WITH EOL N.O. WITH EOL
ZONEINPUT COM ZONEINPUT COM ZONEINPUT COM
EOL NO
NC NC
1K EOL - 1K
Value Description Value Description

Value Description ' 0.75 kΩ The zone is open. ' 0.75 kΩ The zone is open.
' 1.5 kΩ The zone is closed. 0.75 - 1.5 kΩ The zone is closed. 0.75 - 1.5 kΩ The zone is closed.
1.5 kΩ & The zone is open. 1.5 kΩ & The zone is open. 1.5 kΩ & The zone is open.
N.C. WITHOUT EOL, WITH TAMPER N.C. WITH EOL, WITH TAMPER AND
AND TAMPER RECOGNITION SHORT-CIRCUIT RECOGNITION
ZONEINPUT COM ZONEINPUT COM
EOL
NC NC
TAMPER 1K TAMPER 1K 1K
Value Description
Value Description ' 0.75 kΩ Tamper - short-circuit.
' 0.75 kΩ The zone is closed. 0.75 - 1.5 kΩ The zone is closed.
0.75 - 5.6 kΩ The zone is open. 1.5 - 5.6 kΩ The zone is open.
5.6 kΩ & Tamper - break out. 5.6 kΩ & Tamper - break out.

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MENU: PGM PROGRAMMING & SETTINGS
3000 Setting the functionality of PGM4 Serial When the option 2 is set, PGM4 is used for
connect. serial connection of transmitter TP2000
2
Polarity
PGM 01 Options Output Normal
3011
Siren Invert
Attribute 1 has two positions:
- Output is set; 1 - Siren is set 1 2
- Normal is set; 2 - Invert is set
3013 PGM 01 Activation event* Enter a number of activation event for PGM 01. [20]
3014 PGM 01 Act. event Parameters 1 Set Parameters 1 of activation event for PGM 01. [123]
3015 PGM 01 Act. event Parameters 2 Set Parameters 2 of activation event for PGM 01. 0
PGM numbers from 02 to 05 are programmed in an analogical way.

*NOTE: The table with description of PGM activation events is given at the end of the document.
ATTENTION: The default settings for PGM 05 is to operate as siren output:

Polarity
PGM 05 Options Output Normal
3051
Siren Invert
1 2

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MENU: AREA PROGRAMMING & SETTINGS
4000 Setting the account digit length 4 digits 6 digits
4001 Setting “Double knock” delay time Set a time in interval from 1 to 5 minutes. [3]
4010 Setting Area 1 exit time Set the exit time for Area 1 in time interval 0-255 seconds. [045]
4011 Setting Area 1 entry time Set the entry time for Area 1 in time interval 0-255 seconds. [015]
4012 Setting Area 1 alarm cycle Set the alarm cycle for Area 1 in time interval 0-255 min. [001]
4013 Setting Area 1 account number Set an account number with 4/6 digits/letters length. [FFFF]
4014 Setting Area 1 Bell Attributes Squawk Squawk Fire alarm

on Arm on Disarm duration
1 2 5
Setting Area 1 ON/OFF Attributes Clear Quick

4015 bypass
on disarm Arm
3 4
ATTENTION!
You must consider the following important notes for Eclipse Series keyboards when connected to ECLIPSE 8 control panel:
Indication
Keyboard Display
Area 1
LED 8 LED Icon No indication
LED 16A LED Icon A
LED 32 LED Icon A1
LCD 32 (S) LCD Text 1

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MENU: COMMUNICATION PROGRAMMING & SETTINGS

Dialing
6000 Setting the PSTN Options Tone Dial tone All
Dialer TLM* Report channels
Pulse Blind dialing Alternat.
- Tone type dialing is set; 1 2 4 5 6 7 8
4 - Pulse type dialing is set
- Dial tone is set; 7 8 Report channels
5 - Blind dialing is set No communication through AJAX and PSTN channels
Attribute 6 has two positions: AJAX is the main channel, and PSTN is backup channel
- Message to all phones; PSTN is the main channel, and AJAX is backup channel
6 - Message to at least one phone Both channels are used
6001 Number of attempts for communic. Set the number of attempts for communication 1 - 9. [4]
6002 Setting the test message period Set the time period 0 - 255 hours. [024]
6003 Setting the test message hour Set the start time in format [HH:MM]. [00:05]
6004 Setting the TLM* fault delay Set the time delay period 0 - 255 minutes. [000]
6010 Phone 1 for the digital communicator Enter a telephone number up to 32 characters long.
6011 Phone 1 communication protocol CID SIA
Panic, Arm,
6012 Phone 1 alarm messages Alarm Tamper Fire Disarm, Medical Trouble Special
Ambush Bypass
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
The second phone number for the communicator is programmed in an analogical way.
* TLM - Telephone Line Monitoring

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MENU: COMMUNICATION PROGRAMMING & SETTINGS
6100 Setting the VD Options Report User

for event control
1 2
6101 VD Message Repetitions Enter the number of message repetitions from 1-9 . [3]
6102 VD Dial Repetitions Enter the number of dials repetitions from 1-9 . [3]
6103 VD Language Set a number for language of the messages:

[00] - English
[01] - Portuguese
[02] - Italian
[03] - Romanian
[04] - Greek
[05] - Persian (Farsi)
[06] - French
6110 VD Phone 1 Enter a telephone number up to 32 characters long.
VD Phone numbers from 2 to 8 for the voice dialer are programmed in an analogical way.
6901 Setting PC ID number Enter a PC ID number for up/ downloading. [1234]
6905 Setting the number of rings Enter the number of incoming rings from 01 to 99. [04]
Enter 00 to block the up/ downloading.

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MENU: DEVICE PROGRAMMING & SETTINGS

8010 Device 01 ID LED LCD Device Type
MAIN The PCB of the control panel.
Attention Device 01 is always
the PCB of the control panel!

LCD Keyboard LCD32 or LCD32S.
This is an address for reviewing of the LED Keyboard LED8, LED16A or LED32.
second device in the system - usually PRX Stand-alone proximity reader.
this is a keyboard for programming.
The device is attached to Zone 7.

LCD Keyboard LCD32 or LCD32S.
This is an address for reviewing of the LED Keyboard LED8, LED16A or LED32.
third device in the system. PRX Stand-alone proximity reader.
The device is attached to Zone 8.
Setting Arming Mode A Area 1

80x7 Stay ARM
To change the type of operation use the digit
buttons according the following table:
Setting Arming Mode B Area 1
80x8 Sleep ARM
Indication on keyboard
Button Operation
LCD LED32 LED8/16А
0 No change of the Area state [ ] [ 10 ] Button [0]
1 Disarm [d] [1] Button [1]
2 Full Arm [f] [2] Button [2]
NOTE: Accessible for stand alone 3 Stay Arm [s] [3] Button [3]
proximity card readers only. 4 Sleep Arm [S] [4] Button [4]
You can attach up to 2 peripheral devices to ECLIPSE 8 system bus:

- 2 keyboards
- 2 proximity card readers
- 1 keyboard and 1 proximity card reader
Note: When the proximity reader is built-in in the keyboard it is not necessary to be attached as separate device!
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APPENDIX
Table of the PGM events.
ADDRESS: ADDRESS: ADDRESS:
3xx3 - Activation 3xx4 – Set Parameter 1 3xx5 – Set Parameter 2
Event No AREA Event - Description PARAMETERS 1 PARAMETERS 2
Area Arming Enter the arming type:
Activated on “OR” function (if at least one of 1 – FULL arming
all area numbers is armed the PGM is 2 – STAY arming
20 activated) 3 – SLEEP arming -
Deactivated on “AND” function (when all
area numbers are disarmed the PGM is All arming types are enabled
restored) by default.
Enter the alarm type:
1 – Burglary alarm
Alarm in Area
2 – Fire alarm
Activated on “OR” function (if at least one
3 – Panic alarm
area number is in alarm, the PGM is
4 – Tamper alarm
27 activated) -
5 – Medical alarm
Deactivated on “AND” function (when all
6 – Ambush code
area numbers are alarm restored, the PGM
is restored too)
All alarm types are enabled
by default.
Event No CODE Events - Description PARAMETERS 1 PARAMETERS 2
Ambush Code Enter Enter the number of user code Enter the number of user code to
to start “FROM”. end “TO”.
Activated on “OR” function (when an To set a single user code, enter 00 at the address for
37 ambush code is entered the PGM is PARAMETERS 2.
activated) To set all possible user codes, enter 00 for both addresses
Deactivation on time - 5 sec. PARAMETERS 1 and PARAMETERS 2.
Proximity card using Enter the number of proximity Enter the number of proximity
Only for those cases when the proxy card card to start “FROM”. card to end “TO”.
and the PGM output have common areas
and at least one of them is disarmed. To set a single user code, enter 00 at the address for
39
Activated on “OR” function (when a valid PARAMETERS 2.
proximity card is placed in front of the card To set all possible user codes, enter 00 for both addresses
reader the PGM is activated) PARAMETERS 1 and PARAMETERS 2.
Deactivation on time - 5 sec.
Event No TROUBLE Event - Description PARAMETERS 1 PARAMETERS 2
Enter the trouble type:
1 – AC power loss
System Trouble 2 – Battery loss
3 – Blown fuse
Activated on “OR” function (if at least one
4 – Tel. line or communication
system trouble is present the PGM is
47 failure
activated) -
5 – Tamper
Deactivated on “AND” function (when no 6 – System bus error
system troubles are present )
All system troubles are
enabled by default.
Event No Special Events - Description PARAMETERS 1 PARAMETERS 2
Fire Detector Reset
The PGM is activated when the Memory log
file is cleared after entering of valid codes
61 - -
with rights for operation in the respective
area.
Deactivation on time - 5 sec.
Remote control
Activation and deactivation (restore) of the
64 - -
PGM output over communication module
(AJAX, VD/DTMF, ARGUS, etc).
66 Alarm or entry time - -
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FIRMWARE UPDATE
For realizing of firmware update of ECLIPSE 8 you have to provide the following:
- ECLIPSE 8 control panel with power supply on.
- Specialized cable “Cable ProsTE” for programming.
- Cable converter USB to SERIAL RS232.
- Personal computer or laptop with installed ProsTE software.
- SPF file for firmware update downloaded form the site of the manufacturer.
Eclipse 8
USB Port
(Virtual COM Port)
JUMPER RESET
Cable Converter
Cable ProsTE
SERIAL PSTN LED
BUS LED
Z3 Z4 Z5 Z6 COM Red Gree Yello Blac

n w k
Attention: Always use the last actual version of ProsTE Specialized Programming Software
downloaded from the official web page of the manufacturer!
Actual files (SPF) for firmware update are available for download for registered users only from the official
web page of the manufacturer: http://www.teletek-electronics.com
To do a firmware update of your ECLIPSE 8 panel:
1. Download the last actual file for firmware update from the official web page of the manufacturer and
save it to your local computer or laptop.
2. Connect the ECLIPSE 8 panel to the computer and run the ProsTE software.
3. Choose ECLIPSE 8 system from the drop-down menu.
4. Read and save the system configuration to your local computer as *.TDF file format.
5. Click with the right button of the mouse and choose from the option list “Firmware update” menu.
6. In the new dialogue window press the Browse button and select the SPF file from your local computer.
7. Press “Update” button in the dialogue window.
8. In the dialogue window “Communication” choose a COM port (to which the panel is physically
connected) and press OK button for confirmation.
9. Wait the firmware update process to complete.
10. Press the Finish button in the dialogue window.
11. Perform a full hardware reset of the panel – see item 3.2.
12. Update the language strings of the panel – start ProsTE at your language, choose “Eclipse Strings”
and write them down to the panel.
13. Write down the saved earlier system configuration (*.TDF file).
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ECLIPSE 8 - QUICK STEPS OF INSTALLATION

ECLIPSE 8 - GENERAL CONNECTION DIAGRAM

AC 17V + - + 1 2 3 4 Siren Z1 Z2 COM Z3 Z4 Z5 Z6 COM

Zone Connection Types

ENGINEER CODE (7777 by default)

MENU: GENERAL PARAMETERS

ADDRESS DESCRIPTION ACTION / PARAMETERS

0010 Ambush code DISABLE ENABLE

0012 Chime sound DISABLE ENABLE

0013 Trouble sound signalization AC Problem Blown Problem Error

0016 Setting the TAMPER type DISABLE ENABLE

0030 Hardware reset DISABLE ENABLE

0031 Menu partial rest General PGM Comm Periph.

0050 System name Enter system name up to 16 letters and/ or symbols.

0051 Setting the clock Enter sequentially HH:ММ (hour:minutes)

0052 Setting the date Enter sequentially DD/ММ/YY (day:mount:year)

0097 Setting the engineer menu style Address Operation Text

0098 Review the panel software revision

LEGEND: Default parameters Confirm the setting Reject the settings

ENGINEER CODE (7777 by default)

MENU: USER CODES & SETTINGS

ADDRESS DESCRIPTION ACTION / PARAMETERS

1010 User 01 Options Partial Bypass Program

1012 User 01 name Enter User 01 name up to 16 letters and/ or symbols.

User numbers from 02 to 32 are programmed in an analogical way.

The default settings are as follows:

1xx0 User xx Options Partial Bypass Program

Table for correspondence of the buttons:

LEGEND: Default parameters Confirm the setting Reject the settings

ENGINEER CODE (7777 by default)

MENU: ZONE PROGRAMMING & SETTINGS

ADDRESS DESCRIPTION ACTION / PARAMETERS

Only one type can be selected 0 Not used 5 Panic

2014 Zone 01 Main Attributes Stay Sleep Force Double

2015 Zone 01 Additional Attributes Report Power up

2016 Zone 01 Key-Switch Attributes Pulse Normal 2 3 Arming Options

2018 Zone 01 name Enter Zone 01 name up to 16 letters and/ or symbols.

Zone numbers from 02 to 08 are programmed in a analogical way.

LEGEND: Default parameters Confirm the setting Reject the settings

Zone Connection Diagrams:

Value Description Value Description

LEGEND: Default parameters Confirm the setting Reject the settings

ENGINEER CODE (7777 by default)

MENU: PGM PROGRAMMING & SETTINGS

ADDRESS DESCRIPTION ACTION / PARAMETERS

PGM numbers from 02 to 05 are programmed in an analogical way.

ATTENTION: The default settings for PGM 05 is to operate as siren output:

LEGEND: Default parameters Confirm the setting Reject the settings

ENGINEER CODE (7777 by default)

MENU: AREA PROGRAMMING & SETTINGS

ADDRESS DESCRIPTION ACTION / PARAMETERS

4000 Setting the account digit length 4 digits 6 digits

4014 Setting Area 1 Bell Attributes Squawk Squawk Fire alarm

Setting Area 1 ON/OFF Attributes Clear Quick

LEGEND: Default parameters Confirm the setting Reject the settings

ENGINEER CODE (7777 by default)

MENU: COMMUNICATION PROGRAMMING & SETTINGS

ADDRESS DESCRIPTION ACTION / PARAMETERS

6011 Phone 1 communication protocol CID SIA

LEGEND: Default parameters Confirm the setting Reject the settings

ENGINEER CODE (7777 by default)

MENU: COMMUNICATION PROGRAMMING & SETTINGS

ADDRESS DESCRIPTION ACTION / PARAMETERS