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The

Inhibit

option allows a zone to be temporarily removed from the system by the User

should they have need to do so. Typically, they inhibit zones when arming if the zone in
question is OPEN.

The

Access

option is typically applied to a motion detector on the access route from the

front door to the keypad. This renders the zone inactive during the entry & exit times.

Excl PsA

(Exclude from Part-Set A) excludes the zone with this option from the system

when the system is partially armed i.e. when zones assigned to system A are armed. The
zones excluded from system A have thus been automatically inhibited.

Excl PsB

(Exclude from Part-Set B) excludes the zone with this option from the system

when the system is partially armed i.e. when zones assigned to system B are armed. The
zones excluded from system B have thus been automatically inhibited.

A zone with the

Dbl knock

(Double Knock) option needs to be activated twice before the

panel reacts. It is used to reduced false activations. To program this please go to page 68.

The

Soak

option excludes the zone from the system for an extended period of time. You can

programme that period of time, in days, by going to

Soak Period

System Timers

. Note

that a log is kept if the zone activates. This option is used for debugging problematic zones.
To program this please go to page 68.

The

Chime

option is typically used on the entry/exit doors of corner shops. The buzzer is

briefly activated every time the door is opened and closed.

0#6

followed by the User Code

turns this feature on and off. See page 84 for

Latch Chime

Internal Bell Chime

options

A zone configured with the

24 Hour

option will always activate the sirens irrespective of

whether the system is armed or unset. By default it will only report to your monitoring station
when the system is armed.
Note: To get it to report to your monitoring station when the system is unset, you have to, for
example, change

24 Hour :----

in the

Phone Report Menu

24 Hour :12--

where

and

are phones 1 and 2 of the monitoring station.

If the system is set, a zone configured with the

Perimeter

option will activate the sirens &

call the monitoring station if it sees either a high gross attack level or high pulse count.
Note 1: A straight OPEN doesn’t trigger a

Perimeter

event.

Note 2: Although a straight OPEN does trigger a pre-alarm or alarm event
Note

3: To get it to report to your monitoring station, you have to, for example, change

Perimeter :----

in the

Phone Report Menu

Perimeter :12--

where

and

are phones 1

and 2 of the monitoring station.

A Panic Attack (PA) zone, when activated, will trigger a message to the monitoring station
and activate the system’s sirens. However, applying the

Silent PA

option will ensure the

sirens are not activated during a PA event whilst still permitting a report to the monitoring
station.

Normally a Key zone arms the system when OPEN and unsets it when CLOSED. However,
with the

Key Pulse

option the system is armed when the zone momentarily OPEN. Then,

once armed, it can be unset by momentarily opening the input again.

If you have a Fire Exit zone and you have the

Fire Exit Delay

option you can program that

zone to have a delayed reaction when the system is unset. To do this, go to

Fire Exit Dly

the

Misc. Timers

menu and set the delay time anywhere up to 999 seconds

If this is set to YES, it means that as soon as the entry door shunt lock is unlocked the
system is unset (or disarmed). If it is programmed to be NO then the Shunt Lock zone
automatically becomes an Entry/Exit zone and the system is prohibited from triggering a
verified alarm. By default this is set to NO. See pages 114 & 115 for more details.

Disable BV is shorthand for disable verified alarm. It is an option unique to Entry/Exit zones.
It is typically used in conjunction with BS 8243 installations. When set to YES, an activation
on the Entry/Exit zone in question cannot trigger a verified alarm message. By default this is
set to NO. See pages 114 & 115 for more details.

Allows the system to measure zone loop resistance. Only on Alarm & E/E zones by default.

Zone Menu- Continued