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Parameter Description Value Range
Fire Loop
Requery
Prohibition
Being on, disables the function of repeated que-
ry for the loop condition for alarm loops of
Types 1 and 2
On / Off
300-ms Integration
Time
Being on, causes an intrusion alarm loop to
enter the Intrusion Alarm status if this one has
been broken for more than 300 ms
On / Off
10% Deviation
Blocking
Being on, causes an intrusion alarm loop not to
enter the Intrusion Alarm status if its resistance
value has been changed more than by 10%
within 255 s
On / Off
Relay 1 Control
Enables controlling the relevant relay output in
relation with this alarm loop condition changing
On / Off
Relay 2 Control On / Off
Relay 3 Control On / Off
Relay 4 Control On / Off
Related
Addressable
Detectors
For alarm loops of the Type 14 matches the
addressable zones of these loops with installed
threshold addressable detector and call point
addresses
On / Off
The Alarm Delay parameter in case of Entrance alarm loop (Type 7) represents the time which is to
expire for the device to switch from Entrance Alarm status to the Intrusion Alarm status (that is, the En-
try Delay). Its value is selected by such a way that it will be sufficient for a user to disarm the alarm loop
after its breaking (after entering the premises) without generating an alarm.
For fire alarm loops (of Types 1, 2, 3, 14) the Alarm Delay represents a timeout for switching from the
Fire Prealarm status to the Fire Alarm status. Alarm loops of Types 1, 3, and 14 (two threshold) can
also reach the Fire Alarm status if a second fire detector in the loop has actuated. If the value of an
Alarm Delay is equal to 255 s, it means that the alarm loop doesn’t switch to the Fire Alarm status by
time condition (infinite delay). In such a case alarm loops of the Types 1 and 3 can switch to the Fire
Alarm status only after actuating of a second detector in the loop, but an alarm loop of the Type 2 never
reaches the Fire Alarm status.
If, while arming an alarm loop, the alarm loop resistance is below a normal value, for example, an in-
cluded smoke fire detector has actuated, the device automatically unsets the loop, that unsets its power
for 3 s. Loop Analysis Delay for an alarm loop of any type is a pause which is to expire since the pow-
er has been restored and until the loop condition will be analyzed. This delay enables including into
device alarm loops the detectors with a high worm-up time (or high damping time). If such the detectors
are included into an alarm loop, it is necessary to program the Loop Analysis Delay for this alarm loop
some more than the maximum worm-up time.
The minimum hardware delay value is 1 s. This value can be increased up to 63 s.
The Never Disarm parameter disables disarming the alarm loop by any way. Typically, this parameter
is set on for fire and intrusion alarm loops to avoid its accidental disarming. If the alarm loop has the