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102 MP500/4N-8-16 Programming
7.2.5
Panic indication
This indication can be triggered by the user in case of danger. It is always active (H24), but can be temporarily deactivated by setting
the system to maintenance status.
This is generated
when...

A panic input is opened.

The “
+
“ function key on the remote control is held pressed for at least 5 seconds (if programmed).
The alarm is generated regardless of partition status (H24).
It activates...

The programmed panic outputs which have at least one partition in common with the input which
generated the event.

The dialler to send the respective panic alarm message (if programmed) in form of numeric code, vocal
call 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 a keypad.

Inserting a valid key.

Imparting a disarm partition command from the key input.

Imparting a disarm command from a remote control which has at least one partition in common with the
input which generated the event.
7.2.6
Silent panic indication
This indication can be triggered by the user in case of danger if the user does not want to attract the attention of the assailant. It is
always active (H24), but can be temporarily deactivated by setting the system to maintenance status.
This is generated
when...

A silent panic input is opened.

The silent panic function key is held pressed for at least three seconds.

The “
+
“ function key on the remote control is held pressed for at least 5 seconds (if programmed).
The alarm is generated regardless of partition status (H24).
It activates...

The programmed silent panic outputs with at least one partition in common with the input which
generated the event or with the keypad on which the dedicated key was pressed.

The dialler to send the respective panic alarm message (if programmed) in form of numeric code, vocal
call or modem communication.
It is stored...

In the Event Log and the Diagnose Log.

In the Alarms Memory.
It lasts...

For the burglar/tamper/panic alarm time.
It is stopped by...

Entering a valid code on a keypad.

Inserting a valid key.

Imparting a disarm partition command from the key input.

Imparting a disarm command from a remote control which has at least one partition in common with the
input which generated the event.
7.2.7
Hold-up indication
This is an indication that the user can trip when forced by an assailant to disarm the system. It is always active (H24), but can be
temporarily deactivated by setting the system to maintenance status.
This is generated
when...

A hold-up input is opened.

hold-up user code is entered
The alarm is generated regardless of partition status (H24).
It activates...

The programmed hold-up outputs which have at least one partition in common with the input or with the
entered access code.

The dialler to send the respective hold-up in progress alarm message (if programmed) in form of numeric
code, vocal call or modem communication.
It is stored...

In the Event Log and the Diagnose Log.
It lasts...

For a fixed time of 30 seconds.
It is stopped by...

Entering a valid code on a keypad which has at least one partition in common.

Inserting a valid key which has at least one partition in common.

Imparting a disarm partition command from the key input.

Imparting a disarm command from remote control which has at least one partition in common.