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Table 1. Alarm Loops Configuration Parameters
Parameter Description Value Range
Loop Type
Defines
the tactics the alarm loop to be monitored for,
the kind of detectors to be included into the
alarm loop, and
statuses to be assigned to the alarm loop
1 – Smoke Two Threshold
2 – Fire Combined
(Smoke + Heat)
Single Threshold
3 –Heat Two Threshold
4 – Intrusion
5 – Intrusion With Tamper
Monitoring
6 – Auxiliary
7 – Entrance
11 – Panic
12 – Programmable
Auxiliary
14 – Fire Threshold
Addressable
Alarm Delay
The delay for switching between
Entrance Alarm and Intrusion Alarm statuses, or
Fire Prealarm and Fire Alarm statuses
From 1 to 254 s,
the ‘0’ value means ‘with-
out a delay’
the ‘255’ value means
‘infinite delay’
Arming Delay
The delay between receiving the arming com-
mand and switching the loop to Armed mode
From 0 to 255 s
Auto Rearming
After Failing
Automatic switching from Arming Failed status
to Armed status when the alarm loop having
restored
On / Off
Loop Analysis Delay
The time interval required for transient process-
es to be completed within the alarm loop after
powers resets. During this time the status of the
alarm loop will not be analyzed
From 1 to 63 s
Relay 1 (‘Alarm 1’)
Activation Delay
The delay in seconds between having the relat-
ed alarm loop (loops) broken and activating the
relay
From 0 to 255 s
Relay 2 (‘Alarm 2’)
Activation Delay
Relay 3 (‘Siren’)
Activation Delay
Relay 4 (‘Lamp’)
Activation Delay
Never Disarm The alarm loop cannot be disarmed by any way On / Off
Auto Arming
After Alarm
Automatic switching from the Intrusion Alarm,
Panic Alarm, or Fire Alarm status to the Arming
Delay status when the alarm loop has been
restored
On / Off
Disarmed Loop
Monitoring
The directive to transmit over RS-485 interface
messages about altering conditions (Norm/No
Norm) of the disarmed loop
On / Off