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Full logging
The control unit logs all actions, alarms
and alerts. You can review the logged
events through the User menu.
Test options
The User menu contains a comprehensive
set of options that you can use to test the
system or to determine the owner of a
device such as a proximity tag or remote
control.
Installer remote access
The installer has a separate Installer menu,
which contains the options needed to
configure your system. The menu can be
accessed through a keypad.
An alternative is to allow the installer
to access your system remotely over
the internet, which may provide service
benefits.
You have the ability to enable or disable
remote access as required through the
User menu.
Jamming and tamper monitoring
i-on alarm systems use advanced
techniques to monitor your system
continuously for possible jamming or
tamper attacks.
Using the system
This section describes typical tasks that
you may need to carry out from time to
time once the system is set up.
Note: For further information about
these and other tasks, please refer to the
Administration and User Manual.
Keypad keys
Figure 1 shows the layout of keys on a
typical keypad.
The purpose of each key (other than the
numerical keys) is described next.
Figure 1. Typical keypad keys
Navigation key:
Scrolls up, or moves the
cursor left.
Scrolls down, or moves the
cursor right.
Changes the value, displays
further information, or inserts
a space.
Changes the value, or
deletes the character to the
left.
The key glows red or green to
indicate system status (green
= normal; red = alarm/fault).
This key exits an option or
cancels a change.
Confirms an action, such
as selection of an option or
acknowledgement of an alarm.
Pressing this key gives you
access to the user menu
when the standby screen is
displayed (see page 7).
For a part-setting system, this
fully sets of the system*. For a
partitioned system, it fully sets
partition 1*.
