Honeywell Domonial CME Series, Руководство по установке

Страница: 6 / 52

Page 6 of 52
02/2011
E
N
G
L
I
S
H
System operation
Once installed the Domonial alarm allows the surveillance of three different areas per site:

Area A = the perimeter or ground floor

Area B = the rest of the house

An optional Area C. The configuration of Area C depends upon the general
parameters “Annex arming linked to Total” and “Annex disarming linked
to Total”

Total set (all devices in the house – equivalent to Away in the UK)

Part set (a subset of the total set, usually installed as perimeter devices –
equivalent to Home in the UK)

Annex set (an additional set of devices, for example a second perimeter or
a garage – not generally used in the UK)
Arming and disarming
arming and disarming can be performed using:

Keypads and keyfobs, which can be associated with total or part sets, the annex set, or all
sets.

DTMF codes over the phone.

programming tools. This function is available depending on product version and country
regulations
Users
Keyfobs, keypads and codes, with which to access the alarm system, can be assigned to
a maximum of 10 users (including a master user). Each user can have a code and/or
a TAG for each keypad.
System operation by users can be detected, stored and reported to the monitoring station. In
addition, Domonial can be programmed to take a set of pictures when the system is armed or
disarmed that are sent to the monitoring station. Dedicated profiles for limited time access
and clocking are also available on some versions of the product.
Alarm detection
The access route devices can be set up as follows:

Immediate: direct trigger, a device is outside the access route

Delayed: with an entry/exit delay programmable from 0 to 90 seconds
(for total, part or annex areas)

Mixed: direct trigger or delayed if a delayed device was activated first.
Technical devices, such as a flood/temperature sensor, are permanently armed and trigger
independently of arming status.