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Lifeline 4000 Advanced User Guide (B) Copyright © 2000 Tunstall Group Ltd.
n o i t a c i d n I l l a C e t a t S e u l a V
s e n o T s s e r g o r P l l a C
s e n o T e r t n e C l o r t n o C
n o i t a c i d n I l a u s i V
n O
n O
n O
0
s e n o T s s e r g o r P l l a C
s e n o T e r t n e C l o r t n o C
n o i t a c i d n I l a u s i V
n O
n O
f f O
4
s e n o T s s e r g o r P l l a C
s e n o T e r t n e C l o r t n o C
n o i t a c i d n I l a u s i V
n O
f f O
n O
2
s e n o T s s e r g o r P l l a C
s e n o T e r t n e C l o r t n o C
n o i t a c i d n I l a u s i V
n O
f f O
f f O
6
s e n o T s s e r g o r P l l a C
s e n o T e r t n e C l o r t n o C
n o i t a c i d n I l a u s i V
f f O
n O
n O
1
s e n o T s s e r g o r P l l a C
s e n o T e r t n e C l o r t n o C
n o i t a c i d n I l a u s i V
f f O
n O
f f O
5
s e n o T s s e r g o r P l l a C
s e n o T e r t n e C l o r t n o C
n o i t a c i d n I l a u s i V
f f O
f f O
n O
3
s e n o T s s e r g o r P l l a C
s e n o T e r t n e C l o r t n o C
n o i t a c i d n I l a u s i V
f f O
f f O
f f O
7
s e s U r e g g i r T e t a t S e u l a V
s l l a C g n i m o c n I r e w s n A
r e m i T y t i v i t c a n I t e s e R
m r a l A r e d u r t n I e s i a R
n O
n O
n O
7
s l l a C g n i m o c n I r e w s n A
r e m i T y t i v i t c a n I t e s e R
m r a l A r e d u r t n I e s i a R
n O
n O
f f O
6
s l l a C g n i m o c n I r e w s n A
r e m i T y t i v i t c a n I t e s e R
m r a l A r e d u r t n I e s i a R
n O
f f O
n O
5
s l l a C g n i m o c n I r e w s n A
r e m i T y t i v i t c a n I t e s e R
m r a l A r e d u r t n I e s i a R
n O
f f O
f f O
4
s l l a C g n i m o c n I r e w s n A
r e m i T y t i v i t c a n I t e s e R
m r a l A r e d u r t n I e s i a R
f f O
n O
n O
3
s l l a C g n i m o c n I r e w s n A
r e m i T y t i v i t c a n I t e s e R
m r a l A r e d u r t n I e s i a R
f f O
n O
f f O
2
s l l a C g n i m o c n I r e w s n A
r e m i T y t i v i t c a n I t e s e R
m r a l A r e d u r t n I e s i a R
f f O
f f O
n O
1
s l l a C g n i m o c n I r e w s n A
r e m i T y t i v i t c a n I t e s e R
m r a l A r e d u r t n I e s i a R
f f O
f f O
f f O
0
Set the action for the integral button
1. Enter local programming mode by holding down
the key and then holding down the #
key until the unit beeps. Release the # key
first.
2. Enter the parameter—press
1 3
4
.
3. Delete the old value using the C key (display
version only).
4. Enter
2 0 0 2 1 0 0
0 , and then press
.
5. End local programming by pressing the Cancel
key.
As the resident may be prone to accidentally pressing
the integral alarm button while cleaning, we have set
the prealarm delay to 20 seconds, to give plenty of
time to cancel a call. We want all of the call indication
features on, and so we have entered a 0. The Trigger
Uses value is set to 2 because we want the integral
alarm button to reset the inactivity timer, but not to
answer an incoming call or raise an intruder alarm. The
next digit is 1 because we want this trigger type to
use call sequence 1. Finally, we do not want the integral
button to switch the external output and so the last
three figures are all zero.
Set the action for non-entry/exit movement detectors
1. Enter local programming mode by holding down
the key and then holding down the # key
until the unit beeps. Release the # key first.
2. Enter the parameter—press
1 5
4
.
3. Delete the old value using the C key (display
version only).
4. Enter
0 0 7 3 2 0 0
0 , and then press
.
5. End local programming by pressing the Cancel key.
We do not want a prealarm delay for this sort of alarm,
and we want to turn off any call indication, and so the
value is set to 7. We want these movement detectors
to both raise an intruder alarm and reset the inactivity
timer, but not answer a call, and so the value is 3.
Finally, we want this type of trigger to use call sequence
2, but not to switch the external output.