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Engineer Menu 1-9 Engineering Manual

Local Setting – Allows a user to set a ward only if the ward has been allocated to the user

and the keypad belongs to that ward (page 34). Also allows a telecommand to set a ward

only if the ward has been allocated to the telecommand’s buttons, and the MRNode has

been allocated to the ward (see Option 1-3-1 to allocate a ward to an MRNode).

12 – Global Unsetting / Local Unsetting

Global Unsetting – Allows users to unset a ward from any keypad, providing the ward has

been allocated to the user (as specified in User option 2-4; see the

Manager's Manual

Also allows any telecommand to unset a ward, providing the ward has been allocated to

the telecommand button (see option 2-9).

Local Unsetting – Allows a user to unset a ward only if the ward has been allocated to the

user and the keypad belongs to that ward (page 34). Also allows a telecommand to unset

a ward only if the ward has been allocated to the telecommand’s buttons, and the

MRNode has been allocated to the ward (see Option 1-3-1 to allocate a ward to an

MRNode.) .

13 – 24hr Omit Global / 24hr Omit Local

24hr Omit Global – Allows a zone to be omitted or shunted from any keypad.

24hr Omit Local – Allows a zone to be omitted or shunted from a keypad only if the zone

is in the same ward as the keypad.

14 – Ward Bell Time / Global Bell Time

Ward Bell Time – Causes the panel to use the Bell Delay (page 61) or Bell Duration (page

61) ward timers when the system is full or part set (i.e. not all wards set).

Global Bell Time – Causes the panel to use the Bell Delay (page 61) or Bell Duration (page

61) ward timers when the system is part set. When the system is full set, the panel uses the

Sys Bell Dly (page 62) and Sys Bell Dur (page 62) timers.

15 – Latching Fire / Nonlatching Fire

Latching Fire – Fire zones (page 23) will cause an alarm when triggered and will be re-

armed only after entering a user code twice (once to silence the alarm, and once to reset

the alarm).

Nonlatching Fire – Fire zones will cause an alarm when triggered. On entering a user code,

the alarm is silenced. The zone is re-armed immediately after a user code is entered to

silence the alarm.

16 – Timed code o/p / Latched code o/p

This setting is used for outputs that follow a user code (page 43). It is typically used to

unlock and re-lock a door when a user code is entered.

Timed code o/p – If the output is latched (see step 6 of the flow chart on page 39), the

output activates for approximately 2 seconds when a user code is entered, then

deactivates. If the output is pulsed, the output activates for the duration of the

programmed pulse time, then deactivates.

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