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Installer Menu Options i-on Range
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No The installer/maintainer can enter the Installer Menu by
simply keying in their own code.
Note: If you select this value then the control unit no
longer complies with EN50131. This value complies
with BS8243 only if the user has given written
consent.
2 Way Replies
Use this option to decide whether the control unit can send status messages to
the two-way remote control unit.
Yes
The control unit sends status messages to the two-way
remote control.
No The control unit sends NO status messages to the two-way
remote control.
Duress Enable
This option allows Master Users to create duress user types. A duress code can
set and unset the system in the same way as a Normal User. However each
time the code is used the control unit triggers a Hold Up Alarm output and a
Duress output. In addition the control unit communicates HUA or Duress as
appropriate, and also a set or unset event.
Yes
Master Users can create Duress user types.
No The Duress user type is not available to assign to users.
User Reset
This menu option determines under what circumstances a user or the installer
can reset the system after an alarm.
Zone Alarms
(Appears when if
System Options – Confirmation – Confirmation Mode
is set to
―Basic‖, see page 83.)
Yes
The user can reset the system after an alarm triggered by
a zone‘s alarm circuit.
No The installer must reset the system after an alarm
triggered by a zone‘s alarm circuit. See also ―Remote
Reset‖ on page 83.
Note: If a user unsets the system during an alarm, but before the
Alarm Abort period has expired, then they can reset the
system (see page 93).
Zone Tampers
Yes The user can reset the system after an alarm caused by a
zone‘s tamper circuits being triggered.
No The installer must reset the system after an alarm caused by
a zone‘s tamper circuits being triggered. The alarm abort
period does not apply.
Note: This setting is required for INCERT approval.