HIKVISION Pyronix EURO 46 V10, Руководство по программированию

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EURO 46 V10 Programming Manual
Engineer Restore Options?
Restore Option Effect
Engineer Restore Intruder If 'Yes', then the user code will silence the alarm, but the engineer must reset the system
with the Engineer Code before it can be used again. This will not interfere with the
generation of HU alarm.
Engineer Restore HU If 'Yes', the engineer can only reset the control panel after any HU alarms. This will not
interfere with the generation of a Gas and Fire alarm.
Engineer Restore Tamper If 'Yes', the engineer can only reset the Control Panel after any tamper alarms.
Engineer Restore Soak If 'Yes', the engineer can only reset the Control Panel after any activated inputs that are
under soak test.
Engineer Restore Confirmed If 'YES', an Engineer code must be used to reset the Control Panel after a confirmed alarm
has occurred.
Engineer Restore Faults If 'Yes', the engineer can only reset the Control Panel for any of the following faults: ATE
Telecom fail, Modem fail, ATE single path fail, Telecom line fail, Battery disconnect, Battery
charge, Battery load, Excessive charge, Battery critical, Device fail (mains faults are
excluded).
Anti-code Restore If 'Yes', the system displays (if one of the above features is enabled) an anti-code number.
This code is used by the engineer to generate a reset code via a special software kit, the
reset code is then given to the user to reset the system.
Communications?
For all the information programming and testing of the communications options, please refer to the
‘Communications Guide’. This will also contain all the information on setting up the Home
App.
The panel can also by operated via SMS commands. Please refer to ‘Appendix 3 - SMS Commands’
for a full list of commands.
PLEASE NOTE: The CSL sim cards cannot utilise the SMS command feature therefore, a third party
SIM card must be used.
Alarm Responses?
The ‘Alarm Response’ function provides extra flexibility to how the system responds when an a alarm
is activated. The different alarm responses are: ‘Keypads’, ‘Internal Sounders’, ‘Siren Only’, ‘Digi’ and
‘Confirm’. The different alarm responses can be programmed to ‘Start at’ and to ‘Stop at’.
PLEASE NOTE:
Each level of response lasts for 15 seconds before moving up to its next level unless
it is programmed ‘Starts at Digi’ and ‘Stops at Confirmed’. In this scenario there will be no 15 second
pause between each “stage” and there will be no cycle. All keypads, internal sounders, sirens and
panel signalling will all start immediately and simultaneously.
Example 1 : Area A is Set > Panel goes into Alarm > Internal keypads activate > Siren Activates >
Digi Confirmed Alarm signalling Activates.
To program the example above Area A will Start at ‘Keypads’ and Stop at ‘Confirmed’.
Example 2 : Area B is Set > Panel goes into Alarm > Sirens Active only.
To program the example above; in Alarm Responses, Area B will Start at ‘Sirens only’ and Stop at
‘Sirens only’.
Example 3:
The Control Panel Alarm Responses can also operate on a combined area basis;
Area A starts at Sirens only and Stops at Sirens only
Area B starts at Sirens only and Stops at Sirens only
If both areas ‘A’ and ‘B’ are set; Start at Digi signalling and Stop at Confirmed Alarm signalling.