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Exit/entry delay may be cancelled by holding down Key

[4]

(Instant Protection) prior to

arming (automatically restored upon disarming).

pre-alarm warning

may be programmed to

sound at keypad if Exit/Entry Zone is accidentally tripped.

Exit/Entry Follower,

Zones

and 3 are Exit/Entry Follower Zones; these will ignore

detection during exit delay, and during entry delay only if Exit/Entry

Zone

is entered

first.

Detection devices (e.g.

PIRs)

along path between keypad and exit/entry door will not signal

an alarm during exit/entry delay under normal conditions. However, if device in Exit/Entry

Follower Zone detects a violation when exit/entry door has not first been entered, there will

be no entry delay and Exit/Entry Follower Zone will go into instant alarm.

If panel is armed with entry delays cancelled (Instant Protection),

any

violation

on Exit/Entry

or Exit/Entry Follower Zone will cause an immediate alarm.

Force Arm See Closing Report

Group Bypass

Removal of a preset group of zones from the system. Group Bypass is often

used to deactivate some or all interior zones simultaneously so that user may move freely

throughout premises but still be protected from intrusion through armed perimeter zones.

Zones are group-bypassed by pressing the Bypass Key [B]

twice.

(Bypass LED on keypad

will light.) Holding down Key

[2]

will display zones bypassed. When panel is disarmed, all

bypassed zones automatically revert to non-bypassed zones.

Loon

Response

Loop response is the amount of time that a normally-closed circuit must

remain open, or a normally-open circuit must remain closed, to trigger an alarm. The slower

the loop response, the more immune the system will be to intermittents

(swingers).

Selectable

loop-response times are:

750mS

(.75

sec.):

Slowest loop-response time, recommended for use with magnetic con-

tacts, window foil, etc. Unless programmed otherwise, loop- response time will be 750mS

(milliseconds) for all zones.

50mS

(.05

sec.):

Used for momentary Panic Buttons and area-protection devices, such as

photoelectric eyes, PIRs, floor mats, etc.

1OmS

(.010

sec.): An

extremely fast loop response used primarily for window bugs, and to

eliminate need for pulse extender.

Low Battery.

Alarm will signal when battery terminal voltage drops to ll.OV. A low-battery

condition may report to a central station if programmed.

No A

See AC-Failure Reporting

One-Button Arming

Permits quick arming by

momentarily

pressing

Key

[5].

(Disarming still

requires complete code.)

Opening/Closing

Bv User See Closing Report; Opening Report

0 enin Re

r Alarm,

Opening and closing

reports are generally used in commercial installations. On disarming, communicator can send

an Opening Code (Opening Report), or it may transmit only when control panel is disarmed

after an alarm has occurred (Opening Report After Alarm). Note that Subscriber Identifica-

tion Numbers and Opening Codes

must

be entered for either opening report. Program

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