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72 en | System Informations 2 AMAX panel 2000 / AMAX panel 2000 EN
F.01U.241.127 | V4 | 2011.12 Installation Manual Bosch Sicherheitssysteme GmbH
When a new alarm occurred, the alarm will reset the alarm time.
15 – Reset
This output operates when a reset is performed in the system.
8.4.2 Output Type
The outputs have two kinds of type:
0 – Steady Output
The polarity is stable low electrical level output.
1 – Pulse Output
The polarity is pulse output.
8.4.3 Output Duration
Each output duration can be programmed. The output duration is based on each Event. Once
the Event condition is reset or the programmed output duration is up the output is reseted.
The outputs duration can be set by the 3 addresses from 000-999(000=on / 001-999 seconds)
for needed.
For example, to program the siren output duration 5 minutes, program address 372-374 as [3
0 0], 300 secs is 5 minutes.
8.4.4 Keypad Buzzer Alarm Output
To set Location 370 as 1 when an alarm is occurring and the keypad buzzer is used to activate
the alarming. When the keypad buzzer is default then there is no output in an alarm.
8.4.5 Optional Relay Output
There is one optional relay output controlled connector. The programming character is the
same as on board OC 2 output. The default programming data is DISABLED.
8.4.6 On-board LED Indicator
The red LED indicator on the main printed circuit board indicate the system status.
1. Slow flash: the system works normally.
2. Fast flash: Retrieve the factory setting installer code when power up or panel is in dialing
condition.
8.4.7 DX3010 Support
The system will support the DX3010 8 relay option bus module for more outputs. The
programming character is the same as on board OC 2 outputs. The default programming data
is DISABLED.
The control panel works with DX3010:
1. Steady output:DX3010 is steady output.
2. Pluse output:DX3010 is pulse output: 500ms on, 500ms off.
8.5 System Event Time
The section covers the features that involve timing.
8.5.1 Entry Time
You can program Entry Time from 0 to 255 sec in increments of 1 sec. Entry Timer is the delay
time used by Delay Zones. Refer to Section 10.4 Zone Programming, page 82for more
information.