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V8-U-TXT.PM6 :    Issue I , Revision I : October 1997

LCD

: (Liquid Crystal Display)  The part of an arming station where messages or programming

input are displayed.

LED

: (Light  Emitting  Diode)  A  light  indicator,  on  an  arming  station,  which  conveys  a

condition.  eg. Area in Alarm, communications fault etc.

LOCAL  ALARM

: An  alarm  which  is  transmitted  only  within  a  building,  and  occurs  when  an  area  is

occupied.
The circumstances which cause a local alarm can be checked and rectified by personnel
on site and it is therefore unnecessary for the alarm to be relayed to a remote monitoring
station.

ON-LINE / OFF-LINE

: Operational/ Not Operational.

A device may be off-line due to a malfunction in the device itself or a disconnection
from the control.

PIN

: A 4-10 digit number given to, or selected by a user.  It is necessary to enter a PIN on

The Challenger

 keypad as a pre-requisite to performing most Challenger functions.

In

The  Challenger

  programming,  the  PIN  is  associated  with  a  user  number  which

identifies the PIN holder to the system.

REMOTE  MONITORING

: An installation which monitors whether an alarm has occurred in a security system.  A

remote monitoring station is located away from the building/area it monitors.

SEALED/UNSEALED

: Describes the condition of an input device.

/ISOLATED

Sealed

:

The input device is NOT activated.  eg. door closed.

Unsealed :

The input device is activated. eg. door open.

Isolated

:

The input device has been inhibited from indicating sealed or unsealed
status.  It is excluded from functioning as part of the system.

SECURE

: The  condition  of  an  area  or  building  when  it  is  armed  (security  turned  on)  and

unoccupied.

SYSTEM ALARM

: The  state  of  a  security  system  when  a  Challenger  device  (Challenger  panel,  Data

gathering panel or Remote arming station)  is tampered, stops communicating or detects
a fault condition such as mains fail, low battery, fuse fail etc.
The alarm signal (siren, flashing light etc) will depend on the system programming.

TAMPER

: A  situation  where  an  input  device  or  associated  wiring  are  tampered  with,  or

accidentally  damaged.

The  Challenger 

Tamper Facility activates a signal (eg. flashing light) when Tamper

occurs.

TIMEZONE

: A program setting which identifies specific time periods on specific days.

Timezones are allocated to 

Challenger

functions to control the activity of that function

by time and day and are primarily used to restrict access.
e.g. Timezones can be assigned to Door Groups, Floor Groups and Alarm Groups.

UNSEALED

: See  Sealed/Unsealed/Isolated.

USER  NUMBER

: A  number  which  is  associated  with  a  user’s  PIN  or  card  to  identify  the  user  to 

The

Challenger.

GLOSSARY

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Summary of Contents for CHALLENGER

Page 1: ...The Challenger Version 8 User Guide Issue III October 1997 www msealarms com au ...

Page 2: ...ess Facility 10 Door Opening 11 Arming 12 How to arm your system 13 Disarming 15 How to disarm your system 16 Unsealed Inputs When arming disarming your system 18 Types of Alarms Local Alarm 19 Alarm 19 System Alarm 20 Local Alarm How to identify the source of a Local Alarm 21 How to acknowledge a Local Alarm 22 Alarm How to identify the source of an alarm 23 How to reset an alarm 24 Quick Alarm H...

Page 3: ... Input Text 38 10 Isolate 39 11 De Isolate 40 12 Test Input 41 13 Start Auto Access Test 42 14 Program Users Cards 43 15 Time and Date 51 16 Isolate De isolate RAS DGP 53 17 Enable Disable Service Tech 54 18 Reset Cameras 55 19 Installer Menu 20 Door and Floor Groups 56 21 Holidays 58 22 Open Door 59 23 Unlock Lock Disable and Enable Doors 60 24 Print History 61 Programming Records Introduction 62...

Page 4: ...allenger responses will be consistent throughout one system For example if a list is presented in a particular way in one function it will be presented in the same way in all other functions Display Text The terminology used to describe the various parts of your building or security system has been programmed specifically for your organization Testing It is important that you regularly test your s...

Page 5: ... functions for an area s or for access points doors The arming station may be a Challenger console or any other device which can be used to perform security functions such as arm disarm open doors etc CURSOR A flashing underline character on the liquid crystal display which indicates where the next character entered on the keypad will appear DATA GATHERING PANEL A device which collects data from o...

Page 6: ...UNSEALED Describes the condition of an input device ISOLATED Sealed The input device is NOT activated eg door closed Unsealed The input device is activated eg door open Isolated The input device has been inhibited from indicating sealed or unsealed status It is excluded from functioning as part of the system SECURE The condition of an area or building when it is armed security turned on and unoccu...

Page 7: ...is used to show instructions and any characters you enter on the keypad In some instances there may be insufficient space to display all the text being presented eg a list of areas in your building or a name or location If a complete list is displayed on Line 1 a full stop will be shown at the end of the list If the list is incomplete a will be shown at the end of the line and the full stop does n...

Page 8: ...u are turning the after hours security off ENTER Enter key this key is always used when information is to be processed similar to the Enter key on a computer Scroll forwards in the menu MENU Bring up the menu login prompt Backspace to correct an error when you are keying information on the keypad Scroll backwards in the menu some arming stations may only have the without the word menu NEXT Display...

Page 9: ...reach of security One of the system alarmlights will flash when an alarm has occurred An areas armed light will also flash to indicate the location of the alarm ACCESS Alarm light Will flash when an alarm has occurred in an area which is occupied and the security system has been set to allow normal access 24 HOUR Alarm light Will flash when an alarm has occurred in an area where an input device ha...

Page 10: ...e zone during which the door can be accessed by the user Your User number is assigned to a door group and will therefore access only the doors of that door group during the specified timezone s Floor Groups relevant to systems with Lift Controllers There are at least 10 and up to 64 floor groups in your system Each door group is allotted specific floor numbers and each floor number is allotted a t...

Page 11: ...t 5 PIN 2222 duress digit 3 If the last digit of your PIN is 9 then the duress digit is 0 To Activate Duress 1 2 3 Enter all but the last digit of your PIN 5 Enter the duress digit OFF Press or ON Press or ENTER Press When duress has been activated the display will show There Are No Alarms In This Area Code Reset Duress To reset the duress facility ie Turn off the signal enter a valid PIN code The...

Page 12: ...onsole will sound the warning buzzer for 3 seconds to indicate that the door is no longer suppressed If the door is not closed at the end of the suppression time the display will show Suppression Ending on the top line of the display The console will sound the warning buzzer for a preset time to enable you to close the door or re enter your PIN to extend the suppression time Notes 1 If the console...

Page 13: ...n this User Guide Each arming station controls specific area s Only the area s controlled by an arming station can be armed at that arming station Each PIN will only be authorized to arm specific area s When an arming procedure is used only the area s assigned to the PIN will be armed It is not possible to arm an area with an unsealed input If at any time during the arming process the console soun...

Page 14: ...tem has not been programmed to display the areas assigned to your PIN any of those areas which were disarmed will now be armed provided all inputs were sealed The display will return to that shown in step 1 The area light s will illuminate when the arming procedure has been successful Areas displayed If the areas assigned to your PIN are displayed any of those areas which are disarmed will be list...

Page 15: ...s ENTER to return to the display shown in step 1 c Cancel the function ENTER Press This will cancel the function and return you to the display shown in step 1 If you have already armed areas prior to using this function the areas will remain armed d Display more areas NEXT Press This will display the next disarmed areas in the list and update the information Select from these areas to arm the indi...

Page 16: ...N option is described in this User Guide Each arming station controls specific area s Only the area s controlled by an arming station can be disarmed at that arming station Each PIN will only be authorized to disarm specific area s When a disarming procedure is used only the area s assigned to the PIN will be disarmed If at any time during the disarming process the console sounds 7 quick beeps and...

Page 17: ...sealed See Unsealed Inputs Areas not displayed If your system has not been programmed to display the areas assigned to your PIN any of those areas which were armed will now be disarmed provided all inputs were sealed The display will return to that shown in step 1 Areas displayed If the areas assigned to your PIN are displayed any of those areas which are armed will be listed eg 0 All 1 Office 2 B...

Page 18: ...this function the areas will remain disarmed d Display more areas NEXT Press This will display the next armed areas in the list and update the information Select from these areas to disarm the individual area as shown in b above or continue to press NEXT to view all the areas and return to the first display 4 The area light s will extinguish when the disarming procedure has been successful Reset a...

Page 19: ...d inputs are listed either One at a time eg Unsealed On 6 Front Door NEXT or ENTER or As a list of numbers eg Unsealed On 6 7 9 Input No From either display NEXT Update the list of unsealed inputs and display the next inputs in the list if any or ENTER Display the input name in full or ENTER Exit the function and return to the display shown when you were attempting to arm the system After you have...

Page 20: ...ypad a PIN code is NOT required e g Fire door opened during the day when building is occupied See Local Alarm for the procedure to identify acknowledge and reset a local alarm Alarm The state of a security system when an armed input device is activated eg A door lock is broken causing a siren to sound The alarm signal siren flashing light etc and the circumstances which cause it will depend on the...

Page 21: ...valid PIN code that is authorized to reset system alarms must be entered to reset a system alarm The procedure to identify and reset latching system alarms is the same as the procedure described for Alarms 2 Non Latching System Alarms The system alarm will reset automatically as soon as the condition causing the alarm has been rectified The procedure to identify the system alarm details is the sam...

Page 22: ...ich is monitored 24 hours a day When a local alarm occurs The console will emit a continuous tone until the local alarm is acknowledged The display will show the following Local Alarm Code To determine the cause of the alarm ENTER ENTER Press twice The inputs causing the alarm are listed either One at a time eg Local Alarm On A4 Rear Fire Door NEXT or ENTER or As a list of numbers eg Local Alarm O...

Page 23: ...rm does not recur you must rectify whatever was causing it eg close door The A preceding the input number on the display will be shown only on inputs where the local alarm has not been acknowledged Re alarm If your system has been programmed with a reminder on local alarms it will re alarm after a pre set time unless the cause has been fixed It will continue to re alarm regardless of acknowledgmen...

Page 24: ...ine Inputs in Tamper Alarm will be displayed with a T in front of the input number To determine the cause of the alarm ENTER ENTER Press twice The inputs causing the alarm are listed either One at a time eg Alarm On 1 Workshop PIR Detector NEXT or ENTER or As a list of numbers eg Alarm On 1 2 3 Input No From either display NEXT Update the list of inputs in alarm and display the next input s in the...

Page 25: ...and re seal the input s before attempting to reset the alarm again Notes 1 If the alarm conditions are no longer valid false alarm and the alarm has been reset it is important that you contact your monitoring company to ensure that no further action is taken by them 2 If you are unable to reset an alarm because of a faulty input refer to the section on Isolate Input Menu Option 10 3 If you reset a...

Page 26: ...lay will show the following details of each alarm The most recent alarm is shown first The time the alarm occurred as hour minutes HH MM The date the alarm occurred as day month DD MM The type and location of the alarm eg 13 23 31 10 LOCAL ALARM Input 1 Fire D 1 Scan 0 Exit 3 From the history display it is possible to ENTER Move backwards through the history one event at a time from most recent al...

Page 27: ...cing ensure that the prompt below is shown on the bottom line of the display Code 2 MENU Press The display will show To Access Menu Enter Code Code 3 1 2 3 4 Enter your PIN ENTER Press The display will show 0 Exit ENTER Down Up 0 Exit Menu 4 ENTER Move forwards one by one through the menu options or MENU Move backwards one by one through the menu options or 0 ENTER Exit the menu and return to the ...

Page 28: ...d practice to ensure you exit the menu using 0 ENTER rather than the time out facility If anyone else uses the menu before it times out the functions they use would be logged against your PIN 2 If you attempt to select an option which is not authorized to your PIN the display will show the message You are unauthorized for this function 3 Although you may be authorized to access a menu option you m...

Page 29: ... part of the security system and is probably broken or faulty U Unsealed The input is activated and needs to be checked and sealed if necessary to ensure security is maintained eg Close door No inputs in alarm tamper alarm isolated or unsealed The display will show No Alarms Tampers Isolates Unsealed Press ENTER ENTER Return to the menu or NEXT Update the status Inputs in alarm tamper alarm isolat...

Page 30: ...ER ENTER Return to the menu or NEXT Update the status Unsealed inputs are listed either One at a time eg Unsealed On 4 PIR In Managers Office NEXT or ENTER or As a list of numbers eg Unsealed On 1 2 6 Input No From either display NEXT Update the list of inputs and display the next inputs in the list if any or ENTER Return to the menu or ENTER Display the input name in full Note Using Panel Link ch...

Page 31: ...Inputs in alarm are listed either One at a time eg Alarm On 3 Fire Escape Door NEXT or ENTER or As a list of numbers eg Alarm On 1 T2 6 Input No From either display NEXT Update the list of inputs and display the next inputs in the list if any or ENTER Return to the menu or ENTER Display the input name in full Note 1 Tamper alarms are identified by T preceding the input number 2 Using Panel Link ch...

Page 32: ...d need attention No isolated inputs The display will show No Isolated Inputs Press ENTER ENTER Return to the menu or NEXT Update the status Isolate inputs are listed either One at a time eg Isolated On 4 Beam Across Loading Bay NEXT or ENTER or As a list of numbers eg Isolated On 1 2 6 Input No From either display NEXT Update the list of inputs and display the next inputs in the list if any or ENT...

Page 33: ...local printer or computer e g Access Granted Denied at doors etc Example of one event 13 49 26 11 Menu Entered at Console 1 1 Scan 0 Exit The top line of the display shows The time of the event in hours minutes HH MM The date of the event as day month DD MM The type of event eg Menu Entered The location of the event eg RAS 1 Remote Arming Station 1 The User s number and name The second line of the...

Page 34: ...re those that are programmed to be included in testing and which operate when a building is unoccupied All inputs tested successfully The display will show No Untested Inputs Press ENTER ENTER Return to the menu or NEXT Update the status Untested inputs will be listed either One at a time eg Untested Secure On 17 Rear Door Contact NEXT or ENTER or As a list of numbers eg Untested Secure On 9 14 17...

Page 35: ...date the list of inputs and display the remaining inputs in the list if any or ENTER Display camera test results if applicable otherwise return to the menu or ENTER Display the full input name Note Where an input is displayed as untested it could mean that it has not been tested because it was missed or because it was faulty and could not be tested Cameras The results of camera tests will be displ...

Page 36: ...eporting formats 2 Disconnect Management Software Service connection is terminated 3 Dial Management Software The Challenger panel will dial the pre programmed service telephone number and attempt to connect to the remote service modem to allow programming changes to be made over the telephone network If it fails on the first try it will not redial The panel will automatically drop the line if the...

Page 37: ...lenger Panel is to dial the management software or 0 ENTER Return to the menu or ENTER Return to the menu DIAL TEMPORARY MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE This option allows a temporary telephone number to be programmed and dialled by the system The display will show Pause Phone No Ser No ENTER Enter and display a temporary service telephone number Up to 10 digits and or ENTER Save the displayed telephone numbe...

Page 38: ...0056 4 Press ENTER ENTER Move on to the film count display for cameras 5 to 8 The display will show Film Counts 5 6 7 8 Press ENTER ENTER Return to the menu Note 1 If a camera is fitted with a film out detector and that camera does not have a film in it the frame count will be displayed as OUT OUT will be removed when film is loaded 2 A possible 8 cameras may be displayed Any of the 8 camera posit...

Page 39: ...s a description of the inputs in your system The inputs will be listed either One at a time eg Input 1 Rear Door Input No or As a list of numbers eg Input 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Input No From either display NEXT Display the remaining inputs in the list if any or ENTER Exit the function and return to the menu or ENTER Display the input name in full www msealarms com au ...

Page 40: ...sealed On 4 PIR In Managers Office Isolate No or As a list of numbers eg Unsealed On 1 2 4 Isolate No From either display ENTER Isolate the selected input this will remove the input from the display and replace it with the next unsealed input in the list if any or NEXT Update the list of inputs and display the remaining inputs in the list if any or ENTER Return to the menu Note 1 If the unsealed i...

Page 41: ...ated DeIsolate ENTER Return to the menu Isolated inputs will be listed either One at a time eg Isolated On 4 Beam Across Loading Bay DeIsolate or As a list of numbers eg Isolated On 1 U2 4 DeIsolate From either display ENTER De isolate the selected input this will remove the input from the display and replace it with the next isolated input in the list if any or NEXT Update the list of inputs and ...

Page 42: ...g OPEN On 12 Roller Door Press ENTER d There is a faulty condition due to cable tamper The cabling to the input shows a SHORT circuit eg SHORT On 12 Roller Door Press ENTER From each of these displays ENTER Return to the original menu option display Notes 1 If an input is unsealed open or short the console will emit a continuous tone When the status of the input is changed to sealed the display wi...

Page 43: ...ted display Or as a list of numbers eg Untested On 1 2 4 Input No ENTER Display the description of the selected input or NEXT Display the remaining inputs in the list if any or ENTER Move on to the Camera Test or Test Completed Not Completed display The display may show All Cameras Have Tested Successfully Press ENTER ENTER Return to the original menu option display Note that only cameras allocate...

Page 44: ... be restrictions on which alarm groups you are allowed to update The users door group which determines which doors the user has access to The users floor group which determines which floors the user has access to The user s name some users only The users PIN code some users only Note Card ID numbers are NOT programmed as the PIN code If your system requires two users to access dual custody this op...

Page 45: ...u may delete the user by entering the system user number Enter the user number ENTER Press This will delete the user 3 You can repeat step 2 to delete other users or ENTER Return to the display shown in step 1 Notes 1 A master code cannot be deleted 2 You cannot delete a user unless your alarm group authorized you to do so See Also User Record www msealarms com au ...

Page 46: ...ess ENTER ENTER Press 6 If your system is programmed with the ability to assign special User Flags to the Users the display will now show the User Flags in sequence See CREATE and CHANGE A USER for User Flag details 7 The display will show the user s name if any and the user number is 200 or less eg Your Name is Ann Brown End Ann Brown ENTER Press 8 The display will show the user s PIN if any and ...

Page 47: ...m group eg View Alm Grp 1 No Access Alarm Group NEXT Display the list of alarm groups that you can issue to a user if any or ENTER Select the number of the alarm group to be issued to this user See Note 2 or ENTER Press Move on to next display 3 The display will show the user s door group Card Users must always have a valid door group assigned in order to perform alarm control or door functions eg...

Page 48: ...r s code card can only perform functions at Doors 17 to 64 when used in conjunction with a Guard code card Trace User If set to YES all alarm access functions performed by the user at Doors 17 to 64 will cause a Trace message to be sent to the management computer Card Only If set to YES the user will NOT be able to use the PIN code This allows the PIN code field to be used to program cards on form...

Page 49: ...nge 0 Skip eg YES Card Only Change 0 Skip eg YES Privileged Change 0 Skip eg YES Long Access Change 0 Skip 7 Iftheusernumberthat youare programmingis higher than 1000 thenall optionsavailable havebeenprogrammed and the display will return to step 1 If the system has been programmed so that users don t have name files or if you are programming a user higher than 200 skip to step 9 www msealarms com...

Page 50: ...he cursor Make sure that the procedure above is followed carefully when programming name text 9 The display will show eg Pin Code Code Enter the PIN for this user See Notes 3 4 5 6 ENTER Save and display the PIN code ENTER Return to the display shown in step 1 Notes 1 You cannot create a user unless your alarm group authorizes you to do so 2 You cannot assign an alarm group to a user unless the al...

Page 51: ...orded as the PIN code when programming the user 3 Follow the procedure for CREATE and CHANGE A USER but note the following points STEP 1 Select a user The user number MUST be below 1000 but does NOT have to be the card number for these types of card STEP 6 User Flags If you do not wish the enrolment number to be used as the User s PIN code the User Flag Card Only must be set to YES If the user fla...

Page 52: ...n 1 Display and 2 Set 1 The display will show Time Date hh mm dd mm yy Xxxxday Hours Where hh mm dd mm yy Xxxxday the current time and date held by the system as hour minute day month year and day of the week Select the correct hour ENTER Update the hour and go the next display 2 The display will show Time Date hh mm dd mm yy Xxxxday Minutes Select the correct minutes ENTER Update the minutes and ...

Page 53: ...Daylight Saving Time 1 Display will show Start Daylight Saving Day of Mth _ Select the correct day of the month ENTER Update the day 2 Display will show Start Daylight Saving Month _ Select the correct month ENTER Update the month Option 4 Correct Update time difference in clock 1 Display will show Seconds Correction per Day 0 Chg Sec _ Select the time correction in seconds ENTER Update the displa...

Page 54: ...lete a Remote Arming Station number to be isolated If the number entered is not recorded it will be added and displayed If the number entered is already recorded it will be deleted removed from the display or ENTER Return to the Menu If DGP is selected the display will show any DGPs that are isolated No DGPs Are Isolated Isolate DGP ENTER Add delete a Data Gathering Panel number to be isolated If ...

Page 55: ...is function is used to enable and disable the Service Technicians code The display will show 0 Cancel 1 Service In Option 1 ENTER Enable the Service Tech s code for the programmed time period and return to the menu or 0 ENTER Cancel the Service Tech s code and return to the menu ENTER Return to the menu www msealarms com au ...

Page 56: ...R Reset the frame count for all the cameras to zero or ENTER Return to the menu or ENTER Display the present count for the selected camera eg Film Counts 1 0123 Film Count ENTER Record the new frame count 0 to 1900 for the selected camera and return to the original camera counts display to allow input of another camera number or ENTER Return to the menu Note 1 Using Panel Link changes the standard...

Page 57: ... No ENTER Enter door group number and move on to next display ENTER Press Return to the initial display Groups 1 Doors 2 Floors 2 The display will show eg Door Grp 1 D1 00 D2 00 D3 D4 Enter Door ENTER Select door number e g 3 and move on to next display ENTER Press Return to previous display Door Groups 3 The display will show the details of four doors starting with the door number selected See No...

Page 58: ...1 00 F2 01 F3 F4 Enter Floor ENTER Select floor number and move on to next display ENTER Press Return to previous display Floor Groups 3 The display will show eg Floor Grp 1 F3 F4 F5 F6 Dis Tz F3 MENU Disable floor for this floor group or ENTER Enter time zone number and return to step 2 or ENTER Return to step 2 Note 1 Timezone display D1 00 Timezone 0 24 Hour Access D1 Door Disabled D1 Timezone ...

Page 59: ...iday No Record the holiday number ENTER Press The display will show the holiday number and the date of the holiday in numerics eg Holiday 1 00 00 00 Day of Mth Record the day or the week for the new holiday or NEXT Scroll forwards through list of holidays ENTER Press The display will show the new day of the week eg Holiday 1 26 00 00 Month Record the month for the new holiday ENTER Press The displ...

Page 60: ... door number you wish to open or ENTER Return to the menu Note 1 Only doors programmed to be opened by your code may be opened using this option i e The Door Group assigned to the user may not allow access to all doors 2 Using Panel Link changes the standard numbering system seen here to reflect that of Panel Link s system See Also Door Groups Menu Option 20 User Identification www msealarms com a...

Page 61: ...and leave at 4 p m the door can be locked using the lock option but will still automatically unlock at 8 a m again the following morning The display will show 1 Unlock 2 Lock 3 Disable 4 Enable Option ENTER Select the Door function option you wish to perform or ENTER Return to the menu The display will show the option selected eg Unlock Door Door No ENTER Select the Door Number to Unlock and retur...

Page 62: ...ast un printed history Enter the day of the month ENTER Press or ENTER Press to skip this field The display will show Print History Back To 00 00 90 Enter Month Enter the month of the year ENTER Press or ENTER Press to skip this field The display will show Print History Back To 00 00 90 Enter Year Enter the year ENTER Press or ENTER Press to skip this field The printer will start printing from the...

Page 63: ... Installer 6 Timezones For use in Door Groups Floor Groups Details to be supplied by the Installer It is suggested you use pencil to complete these details By erasing obsolete entries you can then keep the records up to date and compact It may be necessary to make copies of certain record sheets where the number of records exceeds the space allowed e g If your system uses more than two Door Groups...

Page 64: ...r Number Alarm Group Door Group Lift Group Name Use this page to record details of the relevent user data for your system It is suggested you use pencil to complete these details By erasing obsolete entries you can then keep the record up to date and compact www msealarms com au ...

Page 65: ...__ 59 ________ 28 ________ 60 ________ 29 ________ 61 ________ 30 ________ 62 ________ 31 ________ 63 ________ 32 ________ 64 ________ Disabled Door Group No __________ Door Door No Timezone No Timezone 1 ________ 33 ________ 2 ________ 34 ________ 3 ________ 35 ________ 4 ________ 36 ________ 5 ________ 37 ________ 6 ________ 38 ________ 7 ________ 39 ________ 8 ________ 40 ________ 9 ________ 41...

Page 66: ...__ 28 ________ 60 ________ 29 ________ 61 ________ 30 ________ 62 ________ 31 ________ 63 ________ 32 ________ 64 ________ Disabled Floor Group No __________ Floor Floor No Timezone No Timezone 1 ________ 33 ________ 2 ________ 34 ________ 3 ________ 35 ________ 4 ________ 36 ________ 5 ________ 37 ________ 6 ________ 38 ________ 7 ________ 39 ________ 8 ________ 40 ________ 9 ________ 41 ________...

Page 67: ...umber _________ Date _______ _______ ____________ Day Mth Year Holiday Number Number _________ Date _______ _______ ____________ Day Mth Year Holiday Number Number _________ Date _______ _______ ____________ Day Mth Year Holiday Number Number _________ Date _______ _______ ____________ Day Mth Year Holiday Number Number _________ Date _______ _______ ____________ Day Mth Year Holiday Number Number...

Page 68: ...e supplied by the Installer Number Name Function Summary Number Name Function Summary Number Name Function Summary Number Name Function Summary Number Name Function Summary Number Name Function Summary Number Name Function Summary Number Name Function Summary www msealarms com au ...

Page 69: ...HU FRI SAT HOL 3 Start ____________End ____________ Days SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT HOL 4 Start ____________End ____________ Days SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT HOL ________ 1 Start ____________End ____________ Days SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT HOL 2 Start ____________End ____________ Days SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT HOL 3 Start ____________End ____________ Days SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT HOL 4 Star...

Page 70: ... October 1997 The Challenger is Designed and Manufactured by Tecom Systems Pty Ltd A C N 005 523 562 646 Whitehorse Rd MITCHAM VIC AUST 3132 Telephone 03 9259 4700 Facsimile 03 9259 4799 Ý Tecom Systems Pty Ltd 1995 www msealarms com au ...

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