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Setting the system
Readying the system to start an alarm if
someone moves into a protected area is
called “setting” the system.
You can set your system using a variety of
different methods, depending on system
configuration. The following explains a
typical method using the control unit.
Note: Please refer to the Administration
and User Manual for full details.
1. Enter your access code or present your
proximity tag at the control unit. If you
enter your access code, the display
shows a
V
for each completed digit:
Enter Access Code
V v v v
2. Setting options are displayed. For
example:
Full Set All
Part Set All
Partitions

3. Press

or

followed by

to choose
the option you require:
•
Full Set (part-setting system only): To
set the whole system.
• Part Set B\C\D (part-setting system
only): To set part set B, C or D only.
•
Full Set All (partitioned system
only): To set all partitions fully. This
is available only if all partitions are
currently unset.
• Part Set All (partitioned system only):
To part set all partitions.
•
Partitions (partitioned system only):
To choose the partition(s) to set, and
whether to full set or part set those
partitions. The display shows the
partitions that you have access to,
and their current state:
Partition 1 U
Partition 2 U
“U” = unset
“P” = part set
“S” = set
Press

or

to highlight the
partition, then

or

to select the
change you want:
Partition 1 U>S
Partition 2 U
“U>S” = change unset to full set
“U>P” = change unset to part set
“S>U” = change full set to unset
“P>U” = change part set to unset
If required, choose to change the
state of other partitions, and press

to continue.
4. You will hear a continuous exit tone
(unless the system is configured for
silent or instant setting).
The system sets when one of the
following occurs, depending on how
the system is configured:
• Immediately.
• After a period of time.
• When you have exited the premises
and either pressed an exit-terminate
button, closed the final door or
operated a lock.
Unsetting the system
Disarming the system so that people
can move freely is called “unsetting” the
system.
To unset the system from the control unit:
1. Enter through the designated entry
route. Do not stray from this route –
you may cause an alarm.
2. If you hear a tone, go directly to the
control unit, since you will have limited
time to unset the system before it
generates an alarm.
3. Enter your access code or present your
proximity tag.
4. If you are using a partitioned system:
a. The display shows the partitions
that you have access to and their
current state, as shown next.