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When arming with bypass, a window displaying the number of the detector by-
passes and the pictograph
at the top part of the screen will occur.
If a partition has several detectors, only tampered detectors should be bypasses.
The detector bypassed is considered not to be tampered, however, out of order.
The function of a forced bypass can be turned off only after a partition has been
disarmed.
Local partitions of wireless expanders can also be armed individually after entering
an engineer or user’s code in the menu “Status” (see the paragraph 7.3, page 54).
7.6
Disarming
To
disarm
the list of global partitions, enter the following combination of buttons:
where:
NN – a user’s number, from 00 to 30. A user with the number 00 is an engineer.
CCCC – a user’s code, from 0000 to 9999;
If the operation has completed successfully, a
window reporting partitions disarming will occur
at the screen and indication of global partitions’
current status will be changed (frames around
figures will disappear).
Local partitions of wireless expanders can be al-
so disarming after entering an engineer or user’s code from the menu “Status” (see
the paragraph 7.3).
7.7
Resetting of fire alarms and faults
Resetting should be performed if wireless ex-
panders’ partitions have fire alarms ( ), faults
or tampers (
).
To
reset
, enter the following combination of buttons:
‹
›
NN CCCC
!
Partition 1 is disarmed
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Frames should
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