Installation guide

16 Advisor Master Programming Guide
Zone type
Description
70.
Keybox
This zone type is linked to the KeyBox timer. It acts as a 24-
hour alarm. When the KeyBox zone is active (KeyBox door/lid
will not be opened during exit or KeyBox timer), it reports an
alarm to the ARC.
71.
Lock monitor
The input is primarily used to prevent area arming when in a
not sealed state.
72.
GVE zone
The purpose of this input is to signal a verified spiritual
(Geistliche) User identification (e.g. valid PIN), which is the
first step in disarming sequence.
73, 74.
Request to arm / disarm
The zone type can be a latching or pulsed type.
Functionality is equal to existing zone key switch types with
the difference:
• Arm / disarm needs to be reversed (4.7 kΩ = arm, 9.4 kΩ
is disarm).
• It needs to be supervised and a tamper shall be reported
as a regular zone tamper.
75.
PA alarm
Panic alarm zone type.
76.
VdS tamper zone
For VdS a tamper zone type is required with the following
behaviour.
Disarmed Flags: Reporting to CS, Keypad buzzer, EF 13
(Internal Siren).
Armed Flags: Reporting to CS, EF 1 (External Siren), EF 2
(Strobe).
77.
Line fault monitoring
When external alarm transmission device failure occurs.
When only one zone type 77 is defined and this zone will be
active during arming (or all zones when there are multiple
type 77 zones) it will indicate to the user this zone condition
and it will prevent the user for arming.
78.
Audible PA
The audible panic alarm adopts the same functionality as the
silent panic alarm, with the exception of sirens, strobes, and
the Alert Indicator.
When an audible panic alarm is activated, regardless of the
arming state, the external siren, internal siren, and strobe will
activate.
When an audible panic alarm is activated, the Alert Indicator
Event Flag in the associated area will activate.
If a silent PA zone, and an audible PA zone, are configured in
the same area each zone type functions individually according
to its programmed type.
However, if a silent PA zone is active, and an audible PA
zone is active at the same time, the silent PA alarm overrides
the audible behaviour, regardless of the order in which the
alarms occur. For example, if the audible PA zone activates
first, the internal/external sirens and strobe will activate. If a
silent PA alarm is then activated, all sirens and strobe are
turned off.