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control unit also lights the red LEDs

around the navigation key on the

keypad to alert the user.

You can apply the soak test attribute

to Normal Alarm, Entry Route and

Tamper zone types.

Double Knock

Zones programmed with this attribute

will cause an alarm only if the zone is

EITHER triggered, restored and

triggered again within a five minute

period, OR if the zone remains active

for 10 seconds.

You can apply the Double Knock

attribute to the Normal Alarm and

Entry Route zone types.

Part Set B

(Not visible in a partitioned system.)

When a user presses button B (part

set), the control unit sets only those

zones where the Part Set B attribute

= “Yes”.

Part Set C

(Not visible in a partitioned system.)

When a user presses button C the

control unit sets only those zones

where Part Set C attribute = “Yes”.

Part Set D

(Not visible in a partitioned system.)

When a user presses button D the

control unit sets only those zones

where Part Set D attribute = “Yes”.

Part Set

(Not visible in a Part Setting system.)

When a partition is Part Set, zones in

that partition with this attribute are

set. Note that if a zone is in more

than one partition, all partitions have

to be set or part set before this zone

will be set.

Omittable

This attribute applies to Normal

Alarm, 24hr and Technical zone types

only.

A) When a zone has this attribute, a

user can omit it before setting the

system.

B) If a user tries to set the system

when a zone with this attribute is

open (active) the control unit alerts

them and pauses the setting

procedure. The user can acknowledge

the alert by pressing Y and continue

setting. You must enable this feature

in the System Options – User Access – Quick

Omit menu.

Force Set Omit

When this attribute is set to Yes a

user with a remote control can set the

system while the zone is open

(active). (You must enable this

feature in the System Options – Force Set

menu.

Output Types

You can select an output type quickly by

keying the number shown in brackets after

the type’s name, for example:“04” to select

Open/Close, “02” to select Panic Alarm,

“19” to select General Fault. (The number

does not appear on the keypad display.)

With Normal polarity a transistorised output

applies 0V when active and +12V when

inactive. With Inverted polarity the output

applies +12V when active.

Type: Active when:

Not Used

(00)

(Never)

Fire Alarm

(01)

The control unit starts a fire

alarm.

Panic Alarm

(02)

The control unit starts a panic

alarm.

Any of the following zones are

triggered:

Normal Alarm

Tamper (in a set system)

Entry Route

Tamper Zone (in a set

system)

Entry time expires

Burglar

Alarm (03)

24 hour (in a set system)

Open/Close

(04)

The system is unset. Inactive

when the system is set.

Alarm Abort

(05)

An alarm in the selected

partition has been aborted by

the user within the 90s abort

period. Deactivates when the

alarm is reset.

Technical

Alarm (06)

There is a technical alarm.

Confirmed

Alarm (07)

There is a confirmed alarm.

Deactivates when the system

is reset.

RF Low

Battery (08)

A wirefree detector reports a

low battery. The output

remains active until all

detectors stop reporting low

batteries.

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