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21-0381E v4.7.4

Welcome Report Control Admin

Sys Config Tech-Ref

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Special

- Auto Arm on Door Close: The area will arm

automatically when any 'door' point in this area

closes (typ. used with bank vaults).

Extended Auto Arm

- Mode: Selections to have the area arm

automatically when there is no activity detected

(before the 15 min. closing 'window') and/or

when no one is present (user-count 

'minimum');

Note: Disarm manually if needed.

- Arming delay: Select a value here to have the

preceding auto-arm (mode) selection delayed

(not occur) for a set period of time;

- Arming level: This sets the arming level for

activity or user-count based auto-arming (arm to

'Stay', or fully arm to 'On');

Stay: Only perimeter sensors monitored;

: All sensors monitored.

- Arm if 'out of schedule': This determines

whether or not the 'activity' / 'user-count' auto-

arming will be limited to only outside of the

arming schedule () versus any time ().

Notes: The arm/disarm schedule is shown in blue text

on the right. This setting does not affect the

monitoring

of activity. When enabled, activity

monitoring occurs all the time (for the arming levels

configured for the custom-point-type) and is available

for other applications (such as "alarm on no activity",

and output equations).

Related: Configuration Doors Extended

"Entry Detect".

More Tabs

 LCD 

- LCD Name: A shorter version of the name to be

displayed at LCD keypads. This is assigned

automatically, and can also be changed if

desired (max. 12 chars., plain text).

- Require Function Key PIN: Whether or not the

programmable hot-keys 6-9 & 0 will require a

user with "Function Key" authority to be logged

in. (Function keys 1-5 do not require ID/PIN

entry, except at a portable/wireless arming

keypad).

Tip: This setting is recommended to help protect

against false alarms.

For details on using the function keys on a system

LCD keypad, refer to the xL (panel/keypad) User's

Guide.

What each function key does is set up under

"Programmable Outputs".

To enable function-key authority for a user, refer to the

"Function Keys" setting under "Authorities for

Users/Entrants".

Area Groups (V4.4) and Multi-

panel Arm/Disarm

(V4.5)

Setting up Area Groups

About Area Groups

Area groups provide an easy way to arm and

disarm named groups of areas through an

LCD keypad. You can define up to 16 of these

area groups. Area groups of the same name

can be armed

(On) and disarmed (Off) across

multiple panels through a keypad connected to

any one of the panels. (Details appear at the

end of this topic.)

Enable/Configure: This feature can be enabled or

disabled through the “Area Group Mode” setting for

each specific panel. Related

: Configuration, System,

Intrusion, Standard

 Intrusion Settings for a Panel

User Authorities

: Only areas in the group for which the

user issuing the command has the required arm/disarm

authority will be affected. Ensure user authorities are

set appropriately.

Related Topic: "Authorities for Users/Entrants".

Areas Assigned to the Keypad

: Similarly, each LCD

keypad can affect only the areas assigned to it.

For details, refer to "Expansion Modules".

How to Get Here

Multi-Account Systems: First select [Account Folders]

in the 'tree', and locate and double-click the desired

account.

MyTools Bar: Area Group

In the Tree

: Configuration (+), Areas (+),

Area Group

(Under the specific panel group and

panel--if listed in the 'tree'.)