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Doc. No.: A05280692 Rev. AE ECO: 13200 Date: 11/04/2019
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The perimeter of an installed collection of ID Exit Panels creates a selective monitoring system. This system is designed
to augment your policy regarding personal security of infants and small children. If used and tested properly, the system
should provide many years of trouble free operation. The standard system consists of the ID Exit Panel, the
Electromagnetic Lock,
the Receiver/Antenna, Magnetic Door Contacts, and an active Transmitter.
The standard mode of operation for the Exit System allows free access of the door by staff members and visitors but quietly locks the door
when an infant wearing a monitored transmitter approaches the door. When the infant leaves the monitored area, the door unlocks and
access is again available for staff and visitors. If a staff member is required to escort an infant wearing a monitored transmitter out of the
protected area, an escort code can be entered into the ID Exit Panel keypad to allow both the staff member and the infant to pass through
the perimeter without causing an alarm.
Other key features are described in basic detail below and can be activated at the time of installation or at any time after by a trained
technician.
Primary Reset (Escort) Code
This code is used to reset an alarm condition or escort an individual wearing a monitored transmitter through a door
without creating an alarm condition. In the Advanced Security Mode, the primary reset (escort) code will not allow access
through a monitored door location. Only staff members should be allowed to reset an alarm condition or escort a
monitored resident / infant out of the building without creating an alarm.
This code should not be given to family
members or visitors.
Tertiary Reset (Escort) Code
This code is used to reset an alarm condition or escort an individual wearing a monitored transmitter through a door
without creating an alarm condition. In the Advanced Security Mode, the tertiary reset (escort) code will not allow access
through a monitored door location. Only staff members should be allowed to reset an alarm condition or escort a
monitored resident / infant out of the building without creating an alarm.
This code should not be given to family
members or visitors.
Secondary Reset (Programming) Code
In the Advanced Security Mode, the secondary code is used to escort a monitored resident/infant through a monitored
door. This code is also used to enter the programming mode of the system.
This code should not be given to family
members or visitors.
PM Mode
This feature allows the ID Exit Panel to be programmed to lock and unlock the door automatically at certain times of the
day whether a monitored transmitter is near the detection zone or not. Usually used at night, this feature will provide an
extra high level of security when staff levels are lowest.
Loiter Alarm
When enabled, this feature will create an alarm condition whenever a monitored transmitter remains within the detection
range of an exit for a predetermined period of time.
Delayed Egress Selectable Timing
This feature allows the ID Exit Panel to be programmed for either a 15 or 30 second release upon activation of the delayed
egress function. Per NFPA Life Safety Code 101, release time must be pre-approved by local life safety officials prior to
being activated.
SECTION 7
STANDARD FEATURES