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1. Preparation before programming
2. The golden rules
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Define the partial arming profiles
(combinations of
areas, see paragraph 5 and the partial programs on page 6).
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Ask the end user to prepare his/her codes
(19
maximum access codes with 4 to 6 numbers per code).
On a piece of paper :
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Name the 4 geographical zones
A geographical zone corresponds to a surface where all the
sensors are armed/disarmed together.
These 4 geographical zones are going to help in the creation of
partial arming profiles. A partial arming profile is a combination
of geographical zones which are either armed or not. By
using the examples below, you are going to meet most of the
requirements.
Area
A magazine
Area
A person
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ENTRY DELAY
1
ENTRY DELAY
2
MAGAZINE
2
RDC
3
STOCK
3
FLOOR or OFFICE
4
DISCOUNT
4
GARAGE
(The1st geographical zone is inevitably delayed)
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Name the devices
Be as explicite as possible because in case of intrusion, it is this
device's name that will display on the keypad and transmit to the
monitoring station. Example :
CAM HALL ENTRANCE
(for a
camera at the entrance).
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Allocate a geographical zone
(from 1 to 4) to each
device.
Any device in the same area as the keypad or proximity
reader will be subject to Entry and Exit delays.
Never
place the panel
near an electric switchboard
:
there is possible interference with the radio and GPRS
modem.
Place the alarm panel
at the most central location
of the
site to be protected (also garantees a better propagation of
the radio).
When there is typing error, use the to delete the
incorrect character.
Never record
the same device
twice
without
having first
deleted
the device off of the panel.
Record a
maximum of 25 devices
of any kinds,
without
distinction
(initial keypad included). You are limited to 3
Keypads or Badge readers or combination there-of.
Respect the installation
height
(under device) of
PIR
: 2m10 to 2m30,
cameras MotionViewer
TM
: 2m10 to
2m30 (ideally in an unobstructed angle),
MotionViewer
TM
pet immune
: 2m10.
Never permanently mount the keypad at the
begining
of installation, so that you can walk around with it
during programming.
Always clean
the camera's lens after installation
(with a clean and dry piece of cloth, without pressing
on the lens).
To change from Capital to lower case,
first press the
key,
then
change from small letter/capital letter with
and vice-versa.
The keypad becomes inactive after 30 seconds of
inactivity, in order to make the display to reappear,
press on the [YES] key.
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