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The following information is shown for each input:
•
LOGIC ID
: This is the logical identification with which the input is recognised by the control panel.
•
PHIS ADDRESS
: This is the physical address of the input (device and position). All the physical and
wireless inputs enabled with the Punti (In/Out) submenu described in the paragraph 4.8 PrIO (In/Out)
are listed. The address consists of a string of characters made up as follows: two letters indicating the
type of device (
UC
= control panel,
EP
= expansion module,
KP
= keypad,
DK
= key reader,
RM
=
wireless), the sequential number of that type of device (if there are several devices of the same type),
a separating point and the sequential number of the point. For example: EP01.3 identifies point 3 of
expansion number 1.
SECTORS
: These are the sectors with which the input is associated (an input can belong to more than
one sector).
•
DESCRIPTION
: This is the alphanumeric label used to identify the input more easily, e.g. "Bathroom
window". With the Generate audio function (see
paragraph 5.12 Audio
) the text entered is converted
into an audio file for use in voice messages. The description can be up to 32 characters long, chosen
from alphabetical characters, including accented characters, numbers and space; no other characters,
such as special characters or symbols, can be used.
•
SPECIALIZATION
: This indicates the way in which the input is taken and managed. The control panel
will activate the respective devices (outputs, sirens and telephone dialler) according to the selected
type. The possible specialisations are:
o
Instantaneous
: The opening of the input generates the intrusion alarm when:
▪
The input has an AND type association and the sectors to which it belongs are all armed
▪
the input has an OR type association and at least one of the sector to which it belongs is
armed.
o
Entrance Delay 1
: Opening the input generates the intrusion alarm after the "Entrance Delay 1"
delay time set in the Sector Times submenu has elapsed. It is used when a detector could be
triggered by the passage of the user, e.g. the magnetic contact of the entrance door, before
reaching the control device. This allows the user to enter and disarm the intrusion detection
system without the alarm going off.
o
Entrance Delay 2
: As
Entrance Delay 1
but with “
Entrance Delay
2” delay time.
o
Entrance Delay 3
: As
Entrance Delay 1
but with “
Entrance Delay
3” delay time.
o
Manumission
: The opening of the input generates the Tamper event regardless of the sector
arming status. The input is active H24.
o
Technological
: The opening of the input generates a technological type event regardless of the
sector arming status. The input is active H24. IMPORTANT! Not compliant with EN 50131.
o
Path
: The opening the input triggers the intrusion alarm, unless the Entry Delay 1 time is elapsing
activated by a first specialised input
First entrance
or
First entrance
/Last Exit
of:
▪
All sectors with AND type association to which the input belongs or
▪
At least one of the sectors with OR type association to which the input belongs.
If the “
Entrance Delay
1” time is not being counted down, the opening of the input generates an
intrusion alarm immediately.
o
Instantaneous w/auto-inclusion
: If the input is closed when the intrusion alarm system is armed,
it causes an instantaneous alarm; otherwise, it is temporarily bypassed if the input is open. If the
input is closed after the intrusion detection system has been armed, it will reset itself and become
active. The
Reinsertion
option, which appears in programming when you set an input as a
Instantaneous w/auto-inclusion
, defines the behaviour of the input once it is closed. If set to
Never
,
the input does not reset itself if it is closed again with the intrusion alarm system armed.
o
Key
: The opening of the input arms or disarms all the sectors assigned to it by reversing the
respective state (the sectors will be disarmed if they are not, and vice versa). All sectors will be
disarmed if some are armed and some are disarmed. IMPORTANT! Not compliant with EN 50131.
o
Duress
: The opening of the input generates the hold-up indication regardless of the sector arming
status. The input is active H24.
o
Fault
: The opening of the input generates the Failure event regardless of the sector arming status.
The input is active H24. IMPORTANT! To ensure compliance with EN 50131, it is necessary to
configure at least one
Fault
input to manage any fault signal coming from the system, in particular
from the external siren.
