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unit on/off.
In Perimeter Status, you can see whether the alarm system is armed,
disarmed, or in Home mode. You can change the mode via the Alarm
buttons. You see furthermore, whether active alarms are available or not.
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If the alarm system is set to Arm, it is armed, i.e. each activation of a
sensor causes an alarm.
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Use the Home mode to activate specific partial areas. If e.g. a motion
detector is located in the kitchen, which would trigger an alarm when
someone enters the kitchen at night, set the option “DC attribute” to
“Home mode” in the settings of the motion detector to deactivate it in this
mode. All other sensors, which do not have the Home attribute, will still
trigger the alarm when the Home mode is activated.
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If the alarm system is set to Disarm, it is disarmed and will not trigger any
alarm as a rule. There are exceptions (water, medical emergency, fire
alarm…), which the chapter “Edit sensor” describes in more detail.
Note:
You can activate the Home mode out of the Disarm mode only.
6.
The Sensors widget
Shows the most important seven sensors connected to the system. Window and
door contacts are listed on top. You can see promptly, whether e.g. a sensor is
open, entirely out of service, detected motions or activated tamper contacts.
7.
The Control widget:
If you bought PSS sensors (wireless sockets + in-wall relays) for the alarm
system, you can activate or deactivate the connected devices.
8.
The Recent Events widget:
Shows the last seven system events.
9.
The Captured Events widget:
Shows the last recorded pictures of the PIR camera(s).
10.
The LUPUS Cameras widget:
Shows current images of your LUPUS cameras or recorders. They must have
been configured before via the menu Network
Cameras. The PIR network
camera can only take pictures in the Arm mode, but cannot stream live (save
battery power).
History
The history shows all status changes of the alarm system. The history lists each
system message and every arming or disarming with date and time.
