DS2 Setup Guide

DS2

Weekend notication

This option allows the unit to notify the Operator that the unit has been switched into weekend

operation mode by automatically closing the relay output when this occurs. Any of the AUX relays or

the additional relay modules can be selected.

Relay test

The relay test option provides access to a submenu where any of the relays (on-board and

additional relay module) can be tested, i.e. manually triggered.

Highlight the relay test option and select Edit, this will display the submenu.

Relay Test

Module 2 Relay 1 Off

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Move the cursor to the Aux section and press to switch between the Aux and Module option (the

Module option is displayed however if the module is not detected the screen will identify this).

Highlight the relay option and select the relay to be tested by using the or buttons. To test the

relay, highlight the On / Off option and press or to trigger the relay. The corresponding box will

be blank if the relay is off or lled if the relay is on.

NOTE:

If the relay has been congured as the relay for the default functions the menu will identify

this by displaying ‘In Use’ alongside the relay and will not give the option to test the relay.

Advanced Alarms

These advanced alarm features support functions required for detector activated CCTV systems and

ensure that mandatory specications as outlined in the British Standard BS8418 are available for

remote video installations that require a level one Police response (effectively immediately).

Note:

When one of the relay modules is selected, the number of relays for test will increase to 16.

Note:

This feature is disabled by default. Once enabled, the time parameters for Alarm Entry

Timer, Alarm Exit Timer, Relays and the ability to force the unit into Day, Night or Weekend

modes become available.

Alarm entry timer

Alarm exit timer

Forced Day

Forced Night

Forced Weekend

030 sec

Disabled

000 - 999 sec

Disabled, Enabled

vance

arms

Alarm Entry Timer

The alarm entry timer is the time interval between an entry initiator being activated and alarms being

triggered. This timer will allow a key holder to enter the premises and have sufcient time to disable

the alarm system without triggering an alarm. This is set in seconds.