Risco LightSYS Plus, Руководство пользователя

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NOTE: If a partition or tamper alarm goes off (it will sound as well as display), to
silence it press the Exit button, immediately enter your Grand Master or user code, and
then press OK ; the alarm type, date and time will display. Press OK again to view the
status. When you have finished viewing the alarm information, press Exit , re-enter your
code, and then press OK.
2. Enter your Grand Master or user code, and then press OK.
3. When prompted to "ENTER TIME/DATE" scroll to the respective fields and enter the
time and date accordingly. Note that if you wait too long before entering this
information, you'll need to press
Exit and re-enter your code again.
4. Press OK ; you are now in the Activities menu. You can also scroll to other user menus,
as needed.
Exiting User Menus
After you have finished with all the setup tasks, exit from the user menu.
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To exit a user menu:
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Press the Exit button repeatedly (see table in Keypad Buttons, page 12) to exit all menu
options and user menus until INSERT CODE appears.
Step 6: Defining User Codes and Proximity Tags
Before assigning user codes, it is important to understand the available authority levels
(permissions levels) that need to be assigned for each system user.
Describing User Authority Levels
Each user-initiated command or procedure for operating the system requires the system
user to have permission to perform it. Various levels of permissions ("user authority levels")
are available to assign to each user, which designates which, out of all the system
operations, the user can or can't perform. The Grand Master (only one allowed) has the
highest level, and is responsible for determining the appropriate user authority level for
each other system user, and then communicating it to the installer
– who in turn programs it
in the system. If the Grand Master ever decides to restrict the permissions or grant
additional permissions for a user, the installer may need to re-program the authority level in
the system.