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EXAMPLE 2:

In a single family dwelling with Zones 1, 2, 3, 4

protecting the interior of the dwelling, and zones 5, 6, 7, 8 protecting
its exterior, Group 1 can be set to 1, 2, 3, 4. This allows the owner
(with a minimum of keystrokes) to arm the exterior and bypass the
interior of the dwelling. This also frees the user from having to
remember all interior zones and inadvertently bypass an exterior
zone.

8.52

8.52 ZONES ASSIGNED TO KEYPAD

ZONES ASSIGNED TO KEYPAD

This programming function allows the flexibility to assign any
zone(s) to any keypad(s). Assigning zones to keypads performs two
functions. The keypads will only display the status of the zones that
are assigned to that keypad. Remember that in partitioning using
common zone(s) do not assign common zones to any keypad.

Example, if keypad 2 is assigned zones 2, 3, and 4, and zone 5 is
violated, keypad 2 will NOT display the status of zone 5. The second
purpose of this assignment is to control the four area bells (these bell
outputs are located on the status module, see item 30 group 3).
Zones assigned to keypad areas 1-4 will activate bell module
outputs 1-4 respectively.

8.53

8.53 ZONE DESCRIPTIONS (16 CHARACTERS EACH)

ZONE DESCRIPTIONS (16 CHARACTERS EACH)

Program a description of each zone. See the keypad programming
insert for entering letters and special characters.

8.54

8.54 BELL SHUT OFF TIME (1-15)

BELL SHUT OFF TIME (1-15)

The length of time (in minutes) the bell will remain on when the
automatic bell shutoff feature is used. The value entered is multiplied
by 2 (maximum time = 30 minutes).

8.55

8.55 AC/LOW BATTERY REPORT DELAY (1-15)

AC/LOW BATTERY REPORT DELAY (1-15)

Time in minutes that a low battery or AC report will be delayed. If the
condition is corrected during the delay time, the report will be
aborted. The audible trouble indication is also delayed by this
amount of time. Unprogrammed value equals zero (0), (maximum
time = 15 minutes).

8.56

8.56 TEST TIMER REPORTING TIME

TEST TIMER REPORTING TIME

Two independent test timers are available and can be programmed to
report the Test Code to any receiver. These timers can be programmed
to report 24 hours from the last report or on a daily, weekly, monthly,
or yearly cycle and at a predetermined time of day. Leave these
locations blank to report 24 hours from the last report. If a predeter-
mined time is desired, set the hour and minute in the same manner as
setting the system time, then set the cycle that the report is to occur.
Programming only the time will result in daily reports. Programming
the day of week will result in the test report being transmitted on that
weekday at the time programmed. Do not program a month or day for
weekly reports. Programming a day of month will result in monthly
reports and programming a month and day of month will yield a yearly
report. Each timer is independent and any combination of report
cycles may be programmed.

8.57

8.57 START TIME FOR OPENING REPORT

START TIME FOR OPENING REPORT

START TIME FOR OPENING REPORT
EXCEPTION WINDOW

EXCEPTION WINDOW

Opening/Closing by Exception is a cost saving feature which
reduces the amount of reports. When a Exception Window time is
specified, arming/disarming during this period will not activate a
report; arming/disarming outside this time window will activate an
Opening or Closing report. Even though no Opening/Closing reports
are issued during Exception time, the event is still saved in history.
Enter the time of day that you want to start opening by exception.
Refer to item 59 for the opening time duration.

8.58

8.58 START TIME FOR CLOSING REPORT

START TIME FOR CLOSING REPORT

START TIME FOR CLOSING REPORT
EXCEPTION WINDOW (

EXCEPTION WINDOW (

EXCEPTION WINDOW (optional

optional

optional AUTO-ARM

AUTO-ARM

AUTO-ARM time

time

time)))))

Enter the time of day that you want to start the closing by exception
window. Refer to item 59 for closing time duration. (See item 57 for
description and item 61 for examples). Two minutes prior to the
expiration of the closing window, the keypad will annunciate and
display the message:

.. TIME TO CLOSE .

To extend the closing window by an additional fifteen (15) minutes,
enter the following sequence:

[PPPP] [ * ] [ 9 ] [ # ]

Pass Code

This sequence can be repeated fifteen (15) times or accumulated to
12:00 am (midnight), whichever comes first.

This location is where the time is to be pr

This location is where the time is to be programmed at whic

ogrammed at whic

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the Auto-Arm will occur if enab

uto-Arm will occur if enab

uto-Arm will occur if enabled in Step 27.

led in Step 27.

8.59

8.59 EXCEPTION WINDOW (1-15)

EXCEPTION WINDOW (1-15)

Enter the time duration desired for the open/closing by exception.
The value entered is multiplied by 15 minutes. (A range of 15 to 225
minutes is allowed). Refer to item 61 for examples.

8.60

8.60 EXCEPTION DAYS

EXCEPTION DAYS

An exception day is a day of the week that normal open/closing
reports are not expected (i.e., Saturday and Sunday). If an opening
or closing occurs (no matter what time of day), a report will be
generated. On non exception days (the normal work week - Monday
through Friday), an opening or closing report will only be generated
if the opening or closing occurs outside the designated window.
Enter the days of the week that opening and closing by exception are
not desired. (Sunday = 1 Monday = 2 Saturday = 7).

8.61

8.61 HOLIDAY SCHEDULE

HOLIDAY SCHEDULE

Up to ten holidays may be selected. Holidays used in conjunction
with Opening/Closing by Exception further define the Opening/
Closing schedule. These days are during the week when an Open-
ing/Closing is not anticipated. If the system is opened/closed on a
holiday, the system will report an Opening/Closing report.