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31 ZONE NAMES
In this menu you can type-in a zone description in Zone Name
Text or select an audible description from a library of phrases or
words in Zone Audio (note: you can have 3 words per zone).
Go to the back of this manual for a full list of words.
Zone Menu
32 ZONE TYPES Zone types are selectable per zone. They control the actions
taken by the panel when a zone activates. Please refer to the
list of zone types below...
Alarm
Ent/Exit
Panic
Fire
Tamper
This input is only responsive when the system is armed. When activated the internal and
external sirens are normally turned on and an alarm event sent to the Central Station.
When arming the system there is normally a countdown period (exit time) to allow the user
exit the premises. When unsetting the system there is normally another countdown period
(entry time) to allow the user enter the premises. During these periods, if an Entry/Exit zone
is activated no alarm event occurs. An exit fault will be generated if the zone remains open
at the end of the exit time and the internal bell will activate.
This input will trigger a Panic Attack (PA) event whether the system is armed or unset.
Normally the interior and exterior sirens are turned on. However, the system can be
programmed to be silent during a PA event.
Normally this input will trigger a Fire event whether the system is armed or unset. If “FireO/P
Enabl” is set to NO then the output programmed as FIRE will not activate when the system
is unset. However, in all circumstances the interior and exterior sirens will continually go on
for 1 second, off for 1 second, on for 1 second etc. until the user code is keyed-in.
This input type is responsive whether the system is armed or unset and triggers a Tamper
event. Normally when armed, both interior and exterior sirens are activated but when unset
there will only be an alert buzzer on the keypad.
Normally this input, when open, will arm the system and when closed will unset the system.
However, it can be programmed as a Pulse Key input. This means that the system can be
armed when the normally closed input is momentarily opened. Once the system is armed it
can be unset again by momentarily opening the input.
The input is usually used with a standalone dialler and is used to signal any Line Faults it
detects.
The input is usually used with a standalone dialler and is used to signal any “Fail To
Communicate” conditions it detects.
The Unused Input has no function and is used to disable an input.
The Technical inputs (1 to 8) are used to drive their respective Technical Outputs which are
also numbered 1 to 8.
The Fire Exit inputs (1 to 12) are 24 hour inputs and are used to drive their respective Fire
Exit Outputs which are also numbered 1 to 12. Useful for monitoring the opening and
closing of fire doors on a premises but can be used to monitor other applications e.g. plant &
machinery.
Normally this input, when open, will partially arm the system (depending on what zones
have been assigned to “System A”) and when closed will unset the system. However, it can
be programmed as a Pulse Key input. This means that the system can be partially armed
when the normally closed input is momentarily opened. Once the system is partially armed it
can be unset again by momentarily opening the input.
As above but for partially arming “System B”
During an infinite arming sequence, when this zone closes (even momentarily), the system
immediately arms. Typically used with roller shutters or external push buttons.
Normally this input will trigger a Gas event whether the system is armed or unset also the
interior and exterior sirens will activate. However, every 20 seconds or so the panel’s
internal siren will deactivate whilst the panel’s speaker makes a warning announcement.
The User Code needs to be keyed-in to silence this alert.
Unused
Technical 1..8
Fire Exit 1..12
Key
Key Part-Set A
Key Part-Set B
Exit Terminator
Gas
Line Flt
FTC
Default Eng. Code - 4567 Default User Code - 1111 (Irl) 1234 (UK)
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