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V193- Date 15-06-2016
At software version V193 the program option P200E12E was added. This option defaults any custom LCD
text information back to the factory default settings and sends the defaults to any LCD keypads connected
to the panels keypad bus.
V225 - Date 08-11-2016
At software version V225 the a new selective arm/disarm when multiple areas are assigned to a user was
added to make it more flexible. The new feature is enabled by turning on option 6 at P25E13E. If “ARM
Before Code” is selected (P45E option 1 ON) and all areas assigned to a user are also assigned to their
keypad (P71E) and the ARM button (P74E) then when that user enters ARM - CODE - ENTER they will be
presented with a list of areas to arm. The lowest of these areas will be selected by the >< symbols eg,
>01<.
When the selected area is in bold that means it is ready for arming. If the ARM button is pressed the
selected area number will not be in bold indicating that area will not arm eg >01<. Below this selection line
will be the customised text name for the currently selected area (eg if area 1 was named “Reception PIR”
that name will appear underneath the selected area number). To select another area the right arrow
(BYPASS button) will move the selection to the right and the left arrow will move it to the left. By default all
assigned areas will be in bold meaning they are all going to arm. If the user wants to reverse that selection
so that all areas are not in bold (eg none will arm) they can press 00. To change it back the user can press
99 to select ALL areas again. If a user has a large number of areas assigned but they only want to arm a
few of them they can press 00 to deselect all areas then use the “ARM” button to select the few they want
to arm. If they want to arm most of the areas but exclude just a few they would start off with all areas se-
lected (99) then simply deselect the few they don’t want using the “ARM” button. Once the selection has
been made they simply press the ENTER button to arm the selected areas. The same situation works for
disarming only the user presses CODE - ENTER and they are presented with a list of areas to disarm. The
selection toggle with the “ARM” button and the 00 & 99 functions work the same during disarm.
V225- Date 08-11-2016
At software version V225 an “Arm on No Activity” option was added. There are two ways to achieve that.
1- The area can be assigned a time zone (P68E) and programmed to arm when the time zone ends (P46E
option 2 ON). This ensures the area will not start to arm before the time zone ends.
2– The area can be set to arm at any time when there is no activity. For this option there should be no time
zone assigned to the area (P68E) and options 2 & 3 at P46E should be OFF. A new option 8, “Arm on no
Activity”, has been added at P46E. When option 8 is turned ON the area will arm after a programmed pe-
riod of no activity.
Other new options are:
P4071E - 0-255 minutes (Note: must be a 4 digit entry). This is the activity timer. Every zone trigger will
extend this timer. Only after a period of no activity will this timer expire. This timer holds off arming while
active.
P4072E - 0-255 seconds (Note: must be a 4 digit entry). This is the arming pre-alert timer. When the timer
at P4071E expires this pre-alert timer will start. It is used to sound keypad buzzers (P58E) or alarm out-
puts (P65E) locally to alert the occupants that if a zone is not triggered the panel will arm. Any zone trigger
while this pre-alert timer is running will stop the pre-alert warning and start the activity timer again. When
this timer expires the area will begin it’s normal exit delay. When the exit delay has started no activity will
prevent the panel from arming.
P6133E - Zone options D
Option 1: ON =Zone is excluded from Activity Monitoring.
OFF= Zone is included in Activity Monitoring (Default)
Option 2: ON = Zone will hold off arming until sealed (eg reed switch on a door)
OFF = Zone will restart Inactivity Timer when unsealed (Default)
P37E - Option 6: Pulse output on exit delay (P65E) to output. This changes the exit delay signal on the
output from being a constant output to a pulsed output at the pulse timer rate.
Special Output Conditions for auto-arming Pre-alert and Exit delay indications.
If an output has exit delay to output programmed (P65E) it will indicate when the Pre-alert timer (P4072E)
and the exit delay (P60E) are active. For the Pre-alert indication the output will turn on for 1 second and off
for 5 seconds repeating until the timer expires. When the exit delay is active the output will turn on continu-
ously until the delay expires however if option 6 at P37E is turned on the output will pulse at the pulse
