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ATTENTION: for external applications it is strongly suggested that parameter 45 in the control panel is set at value 1, 2, 3 or 4, “Arming
Blocked”.
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3.5 Arming with a beam blocked (in alarm) or an anomaly
If an obstacle (leaves, animals etc.) is present in the path of an infra-red ray (2 beams) or in the event of misalignment of a barrier,
when the control panel is switched on, the control panel will announce this problem with the message
“Beep, detector X open” or
“Beep, ON, detector X open” .
3.5.1 Arming the control panel, with an obstacle blocking an infra red barrier (2 beams) when the control panel is
programmed with “Inhibition of Arming”
(see. control panel Instruction manual, Switch ON/Arming inhibition, system parameter 45 at value 1, 2, 3 or 4)
The control panel can be programmed to prohibit the Arming of the system in the event of masking or misalignment of the beam
barrier (detector(s) open). With the Arming of the system, the control panel announces the fault with the message
“Beep, detector X
open” . In this case, the system could only be started if there is no masking or misalignment of the beam barrier.
3.5.2 Arming with an obstacle blocking a beam barrier (2 beams) when the control panel “Arming Blocked “ is inactive
(control panel parameter 45 set at value 0)
In the case where “Arming Blocked” is selected “Inactive” (parameter 45 set at 0), a fault or blockage is announced at Arming by the
message
“Beep, ON, detector X Open” , and the system will proceed to be Armed.
Inhibition of a (faulty/blocked) beam barrier when “Arming Blocked” is set at “Inactive”:
1. Detector/beam barrier inhibit
In factory default (control panel parameter 61 is set at 0) so that if a detector/beam barrier remains open/ blocked (or if the infra red
module repeatedly alarms) the control panel automatically inhibits the detector/barrier concerned at the end of the Exit time delay
(factory default 90 seconds) and announces
“Beep, ON, detector X inhibited” . The beam barrier will then be ignored/inactive for that
armed period.
2. Detector/beam barrier non-inhibitable
Automatic inhibition can be removed by selecting the control panel parameter 62 to value 1.
In this case if a detector/beam barrier remains open when arming is initiated (or an infra red module repeatedly triggers alarms),
it would not be inhibited and would remain active at the end of the exit/arming delay period .
In order to remove auto inhibit, enter the following:
Factory default: detector/barrier inhibitable
No. of the learned
in detector
(Radio Receiver
of the infra red
beam/barrier)
Value
• 0: inhibitable
• 1: non-inhibitable
“beep, detector X, 0 or 1”