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100 MP500/4N-8-16 Programming
7.2 DESCRIPTION OF ALARMS AND INDICATIONS
7.2.1
Burglar alarm
This alarm is generated in case of burglar attempts. The control panels can manage one burglar alarm per partition, to which output
actuators, such as sirens, can correspond.
The burglar inputs generate an alarm when the programmed conditions are respected: break-in detected by one or more devices, one
or more detections, according to a given route etc.
The "Alarm Count" function determines a maximum number of alarms which can be caused by a detector during one day and as long
as the respective partition is armed.
IMPORTANT! On
MP500/8 and MP500/16 control panels the “Alarm Count” function is activated and configured to comply with
EN50131 grade 3 requirements by default. Changing this configuration may cancel EN50131 grade 3 compliance of the system.
This is generated
when...

A burglar input is opened and at least one partition associated to it with OR function is armed.

A burglar input is opened and all partitions associated to it with AND function are armed.
It activates...

The programmed burglar outputs which have at least one partition in common with the input which
generated the event.

The dialler to send the respective burglar alarm message (if programmed) in form of numeric code, vocal
call, text message or modem communication.
It is stored...

In the Event Log and the Diagnose Log.

In the Alarms Memory.
It is indicated...

On keypads which have at least one partition in common with the input.

On readers which have at least one partition in common with the input.
It lasts

For the burglar/tamper/panic alarm time.
It is stopped by...

Entering a valid code on the keypad which has at least one partition in common with the input which
generated the event.

Inserting a valid key which has at least one partition in common with the input which generated the
event.

Imparting a disarm partition command from key input which has at least one partition in common with the
input which generated the event.

Imparting a disarm partition command from vocal menu.

Imparting a disarm command from remote control which has at least one partition in common with the
input which generated the event.
7.2.2
Burglar pre-alarm
The burglar pre-alarm function can be used in the system, for example, to sound a buzzer whenever the detectors of an external area,
e.g. a yard, detect the presence of a person.
This is generated
when...

A pre-alarm input is opened and at least one partition associated to it with OR function is armed.

A pre-alarm input is opened and all partitions associated to it with AND function are armed.
It activates...

The programmed pre-alarm outputs which have at least one partition in common with the input which
generated the event.

The dialler to send the respective pre-alarm message (if programmed) in form of numeric code, vocal
call, text message or modem communication.
It is stored...

In the Event Log and the Diagnose Log.

In the temporary Alarms Memory.
It is indicated...

On keypads which have at least one partition in common with the input.

On readers which have at least one partition in common with the input.
It lasts...

For the pre-alarm time.
It is stopped by...

Entering a valid code on the keypad which has at least one partition in common with the input which
generated the event.

Inserting a valid key which has at least one partition in common with the input which generated the
event.

Imparting a disarm partition command from key input which has at least one partition in common with the
input which generated the event.

Imparting a disarm command from remote control which has at least one partition in common with the
input which generated the event.