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21-0381E v4.7.4
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Admin Sys Config Tech-Ref
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- Test: Perform a system test from an LCD
keypad;
- Function Key: The ability to use the
programmed hot-keys (function keys) 6, 7, 8, 9,
or 0 for an area that requires this authority
(function keys 1-5 are available for all
users/areas);
Whether or not an area will "Require Function Key
PIN" is set under "Areas and Related Settings".
What each function key does is set up under
"Programmable Outputs".
- Work Late: Ability to delay a 'scheduled close'
time for the selected area(s). (This is done in ½
hour increments.)
- Bypass Points: Telling the panel to
ignore/bypass specific points in the applicable
areas (and/or remove the 'bypass' later). This
allows arming an area with a faulty sensor,
broken window, etc.
Note: A bypass will remain in effect only until the area
is disarmed. (Also see "Isolate", to follow.)
Some types of input points cannot be bypassed. For
details, refer to the configuration topics regarding
'Input Points'.
- Auto-Remove Bypass: Automatically removes
any 'bypasses' that are in effect when an
associated user is granted entry. This helps to
ensure that any faulty sensors are not forgotten;
- Suspend Schedule: Indefinitely suspend
schedule(s) for the applicable area(s).
- Emergency Off
(V4.4): The ability to disarm
the selected areas after-hours (i.e., outside of
the area's schedule) including holidays
;
Notes: To enter an area that is armed during their
assigned times, users must also have the applicable
'Disarm' authority for the specific area (see Arming,
to follow). "Emergency Off" authority is not needed for
areas set to "Allow out of schedule opens".
Details
: Configuration, Areas, Scheduling.
 Areas and Related Settings
- Isolate (V4.4): The ability to isolate input points
(sensors/zones). This is similar to bypassing
an input point, except an 'isolation' remains in
effect until it is removed manually.
(Also see 'Bypass', previous.)
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 Arming

Note: Any three defined schedules can be assigned
throughout each authority (plus "Always" or "Never").
Per a Schedule
or 'Always': Pertaining to disarming (to
Stay or Off), the area's schedule must also be in effect
unless either "Emergency Off" authority is also provided
(previous), or the area is set to "Allow Out of Schedule
Opens".
Never
: Blocks the applicable arm/disarm ability. Note:
Inability to disarm also blocks the ability to enter an
armed area.
Tip: In the selections, "In Schedule" means during the
selected schedule, and "Out of Schedule" means after-
hours (i.e., outside of the selected schedule).
To define a schedule, refer to "Schedules for User
Access and Area Automation".
- Schedule ON: Determines if and when
associated users will be able to arm applicable
areas (to ON);
On: All sensors monitored (including interior motion
detection).
- Schedule OFF: Determines if and when
associated users will be able to disarm
applicable areas (to OFF);
Off: Only 24-hr and life/safety sensors monitored;
- Schedule STAY: Determines if and when
associated users will be able to arm or disarm
applicable areas (to STAY);
Stay: Perimeter doors / sensors monitored (plus 24
hr / life-safety);
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 Access
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- Area access is permitted: The area arming
levels for which the assigned users will be able
to enter the selected areas. (i.e., when the area
is Off, armed to Stay, and/or fully armed to ON).
- Master Override: This allows a person such as
a security officer to enter at any door that would
normally deny access.
Items Overridden: 'Wrong time' (and door class
settings), 'cards locked-out', APB (if NOT set for strict
enforcement), readers in 'dual-custody' or 'escort'
mode (and allows the person to act as an escort).
Items NOT Overridden
: 'Wrong area or floor',
card/PIN mode, 'strict APB', door 'interlock' issues,
and 'disarm' authorities.
- Escort: Whether or not users assigned to this
authority will be considered as "Escorts" (for use
with "Escort-Required Visitors" (to follow), and
the "Escort" reader mode for doors in the
selected areas).
Related Setting: "Reader Mode" in the door
configuration section.
- Visitor (Escort Required): With this selection,
the person is tracked as they 'badge' throughout