IDS X64, Руководство по установке

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Section: 2
IDS X64 Remote Receiver 700-408-02A Issued August 2010
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Button 3: Stay Arm
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Button 4: no function
NOTE:
When any button is held down for 3 seconds, the panel goes into panic mode. Pressing the arm/disarm
button does NOT cancel the panic. The panic needs to be cancelled at the keypad.
2.2 Management Button
The management button allows for the ability to assign more than one user per remote. You can also
have two users from two different partitions on the same remote. This is done by the Remote Receiver's
"Add Remote to Panel - Advanced" menu, by specifying the number of the desired button (0, 1, 2, 3, or
4). A button designated as such, will perform the arm/disarm function, with the configured User Code,
which must be different from the remote's default User Code.
EXAMPLE:
You have assigned your user code to button 1 to arm/disarm the Alarm Panel. You might want to add a
second user code to a button to arm/disarm. The second code might be the maid’s code. You will then
use the management button to add another user code to arm/disarm the system to button 2.
If Remote Receiver 1 assigns arm/disarm to button 1, and Remote Receiver 2 assigns Stay to button 1, a
remote is added to both Remote Receivers, and both Remote Receivers receive the signal when the
remote's button 1 is pushed, then one Remote Receiver will send an arm/disarm command while the
other sends a Stay command. If the commands go to different partitions, the result is confusing; if they
go to the same partition, the result is conflict.
It is therefore recommended that all Remote Receivers of a system have identical default button function
assignments.
NOTE:
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If you choose 0 for your multi-user assignment, it will “default” the buttons on the remote that
have not already been given a multi-user assignment. What this means, is that it will basically
revert the remote back to how it looks on the picture on page 6.
0 can also be used to teach properties to buttons on a remote. These properties can then be
carried over to other remotes on the same receiver that are taught 0 as their multi user
assignment.
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Whenever a management button is trained, then that button will ONLY arm/disarm for the code
assigned to it.
It will NOT do any of the following:
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Send an immediate panic. (After 3 seconds, it will).
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Stay arm.
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Trigger any relays.
2.3 Description of Terms
Throughout the manual the use of the following terms is used to describe information that appears on the
LCD keypad during programming:
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N – Remote Receiver Number
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B – Button Number
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R – Relay Number
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RS – Relay State