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Partitioning
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Chap. 10 Partitioning
A partition is made of some zones. When the premises is large and has floors, wings, shops or
so, it can be divided into independent groups of zones called partitions. This lets you operate
each partition separately from other partitions, and have separate users.
When using partitions, users and keypads are also partitioned, meaning that a user can only
arm and disarm the partitions he/she and the keypad are allocated to. Users and keypads can
be allocated to one or more partition.
Zone and keypad allocation is done by the technician. User allocation is done in the definitions
of each user.
You can set up to 16 partitions.
The max number of keypads is also 16.
10.1 Optional uses
Example A
A two-floor house with a single keypad, each
floor is defined as a separate partition.
In this example, the zones on the first floor
are allocated to partition 1 and those on the
second floor to partition 2. The keypad is
allocated to the two partitions and so are the
users, who can therefor arm and disarm the
two floors (partitions).
Figure 3. Partitions, example A
Example B
A two-floor house, each floor is defined as a
separate partition and has a keypad.
In this example, the same as in the previous
example, the zones on the first floor are
allocated to partition 1, and those on the
second floor to partition 2. However, while
Figure 4. Partitions, example B
keypad 1 is allocated only to partition 1, keypad 2 is allocated to the two partitions. While all
the users are allocated to partition 1, only some users are allocated to partition 2. The result is
that all the users can arm and disarm partition 1 from keypad 1, and some users can arm the
two partitions from keypad 2.
Example C
A commercial center with multiple shops, each is defined a
separate partition and has its own keypad. In this example,
the partitions match the shops, each with its own detectors
and users.
If the center has a lobby (or an entrance door) that serves all
Figure 5. Partitions, example C
the shops, its keypad can be allocated to all the partitions (shops) and allow some users (such
as the shop owners), to view the status of the partitions.