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3.3.8 Tips about the mobile phone network (GSM)
The information found in paragraph 3.3.7 Tips about installing the radio devices is also valid for the mobile phone
network signal.
The main difference consists in the fact that, in place of the internal antenna of the GSM interface, an external antenna
positioned in the best signal reception point can be used.
During the site survey, in order to identify the best place to install the control panel or the antenna, the quality of the
mobile phone network may be empirically verified by observing the level of the signal as indicated on a cell phone. In
order to carry out the test, it is important to use a SIM Card of the telephone service provider to be used, in order to
prevent false indications.
3.4 ADVANCED FUNCTIONS
3.4.1 The zones and the areas
The zone is a virtual space that can be attributed precise characteristics during programming. These characteristics will
be acquired from the various devices that were freely associated to it with the programming: inputs, outputs, keypads,
readers, etc. The same device can belong contemporarily to more than one zone.
The area is a group of zones, that enable the "subdivision" of the 1067 control panels into small, virtual, autonomous
control panels, each at the service of a different user.
The rules for using the areas are:
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A system must have at least 2 areas (max 4).
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An area can be associated with up to 15 zones.
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A zone can belong to only one area, unlike devices (inputs, outputs, keypads, etc.), which can belong to multiple
zones. This means that the same detectors, for example, a siren or a detector, can in any case belong to more than
one area, but only belong to distinct zones, each of which is part of a different area.
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A user code or an electronic key or transponder can be associated with multiple areas, making it possible to create
areas managed jointly by different users.
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The use of areas is not mandatory, but if used there can be zones that do not belong to an area.
3.4.1.1 How to use areas
In order to better understand how areas can be used, here are a couple of examples.
Two- family home
A two-family home is shared by parents and their son with his family. Instead of purchasing two separate alarm systems,
they can share one 1067 control panel and configure it with two areas. Given that each of them will be able to manage
only their own parts of the system (zones, detectors, keypads, telephone numbers for alarm notifications, dedicated
event log, etc.) and visualize only their own information (system status, events, alarms, etc.), it is as if they actually had
two separate alarm systems.
The shared shed
A large shed is divided into 4 distinct warehouses to be rented. The owner installs only one 1067 control panel and
configures the system subdivided into 4 areas, one for each warehouse. For each warehouse there is a keypad and a
siren with separate flashing lights, plus all the other necessary devices. The separate sirens make it possible to
immediately identify the warehouse being subjected to the attempted intrusion. In this way, the owner created 4 distinct
alarm systems (virtual), using just one control panel and just one telephone line.
3.4.2 Input and output: select the delay to avoid setting off the alarm
When the keypad is inside the place protected by the alarm system, the problem arises as how to arm the system and
exit, or enter and disarm the system before the alarm goes off. The problem is resolved by programming a delay that
inhibits the system and enables people to exit or enter without consequences.
The 1067 control panels leaves the factory with the delay times programmed in conformity with EN50131 standard.
Above all, it must be remembered that a detector can be associated with multiple zones. The descriptions that follow for
the "detector activation” is intended as any action that changes the stand-by status of the detector, for example the
opening of a door or window, a person walking in front of an IR detector, the forcing of a roller, and so on.
IMPORTANT! Never use, within the same zone, inputs with "Delay" specialisation and inputs with "First entry",
"Last exit", "First entry/Last exit", “Way” specialisation.
In the paragraph 3.4.2.5
Examples of the first entry, last exit, and way specialisations , which uses the same home and
modifies the specialisations of the various detectors, what happens in individual cases can be better understood.