Cooper Security i-On 40, Engineering Manual

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i-on Range Installer Menu Options
Page 83
System Tampers
A system tamper can be caused by one of the following:
Panel Lid Tampers
Operating the combined lid/back tamper switch.
Keypad Tampers Operating the lid/back tamper switches on the
wired keypads.
Radio Keypad Tampers Operating the lid/back tamper switches on the
radio keypads.
External Sounder Tamper Applying a voltage higher than approximately 3V
to the TR terminal.
Jamming or Supervision Detecting Jamming or Supervision failure when
either of these options are set to ―Tamper‖ see
page 93.
The options available are:
Yes
The user can reset the system after an alarm caused by a
tamper.
No The installer must reset the system after a system tamper
alarm. The alarm abort period does not apply.
Note: This setting is required for INCERT approval.
If something activates one of the above tampers when the system is set then
the control unit classifies this as an unconfirmed or confirmed alarm. The reset
follows the alarm reset option NOT the tamper.
Remote Reset (RedCare Reset)
If you select NO for any of the system tampers above then when that type of
tamper occurs the control unit enables the Remote Reset input pin on the plug-
by connector. After an alarm the user may silence the sounders but to reset
the system they must first contact the ARC. The ARC (after verifying the user‘s
identity) can send a +12V signal to the Remote Reset input by way of the plug
by communicator. On receiving the signal the control unit allows the user to
reset the system.
If the ARC sends the +12V signal and it reverts back to 0V before the user
resets the system then the control unit remembers that the signal has been
sent and still allows the user to reset the system using their normal access
code.
Confirmation (EUR Variants)
If you are using an –EUR version of the control unit then the control unit will
activate any output programmed as ―Confirmed Alarm‖ if a second zone is
activated while the system is in alarm. The second zone must belong to the
partition that is in alarm. The installer can also select whether to allow users to
reset the system after a zone alarm, see page 82.
Notes:
1. The European version of Release 4 does not support confirmed hold up
alarm.
2. The Master User can enable or disable HUD functions for the whole