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DGM INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL
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To view or change Function 14, press “14”, FUNC or, if you are viewing the previous
function, just press FUNC. The second line of the display will read “14 - Set Format.”
A message will scroll on the first line:
The Multiplex Format is Enabled. Press the TGGL button to change.
The Expanded Format should be enabled for use with SYSTEM 3505
PRISM LX and disabled for use with DPM 2000. Press CLR/SIL to
clear display or FUNC to view next Function.
Press TGGL to select/deselect the Expanded Multiplex Format. Press CLR/SIL to
clear the display. Press FUNC to advance to the next function.
4.3.16 FUNCTION 15 (SETTING GLOBAL COMMAND RESPONSE)
The SYSTEM 3505 PRISM LX is capable of sending out commands to a group of
DGM panels at the same time, by sen
ding commands to DGM 0. These “grouped
commands” could be used to synchronize the time of all the DGM panels, reset all of
the DGM panels, or send a telegraph output from all of the panels at the same time.
If this option is enabled, the specific panel will respond to commands directed to
DGM 0 as well as commands directed to its specific panel number.
T
o view or change Function 15, press “15”, then FUNC or, if you are viewing the
previous function, just press FUNC. The second line of the display will read
“15 -
DGM 0”. A message will scroll on the first line:
Global Command response is Enabled. Press the TGGL button to
change. Default is ON. Press CLR/SIL to clear display or FUNC to
view next Function.
Press TGGL to select/deselect the Group Commands Option. Press CLR/SIL to
clear the display. Press FUNC to advance to the next function.
4.3.17 FUNCTION 16 (SETTING DAY MODE/BURGLARY PANEL
OPERATION)
Sometimes, both security and fire signals are incorporated through the DGM panel.
But during the daytime, when the building is occupied, the zones that will report fire
signals
should remain active, while the zones that report building security should be
bypassed. These bypassed zones would not report alarm conditions but would
report a trouble condition.
To select Day Mode operation, enable Function 16. A DGM operating in Day Mode
will function in the following manner:
Zone 1 of the panel now becomes the Day/Night switch. When the zone is shorted,
the panel is in Day Mode; when the zone is open, the panel is in Night Mode. This
zone could be tied to a key switch or keypad with relay outputs.
Zone 2 now becomes the Burglary Panel for the entrance way where the keypad is
located. Use Function 12 to assign a delay to zone 2 to allow enough time for zone 1
to be shorted, placing the panel in Day Mode. If the panel is not placed in Day Mode
before the delay on zone 2 runs out, an alarm will be reported on zone 2.
The remaining zones in the panel operate as they normally would. Use Function 13
to select the zones (security) to be bypassed during Day Mode operation.