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500-9041 v4.1
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commands) on a suite-security keypad,
refer to the user's guide for the keypad.
To enable function-key authority for a suite
occupant, refer to the "Function Keys"
setting under "Authorities for
Users/Entrants".
- Enable Quick Arming:
If this is NOT
selected, keypad arming functions will
require entering your PIN (person with
appropriate authority). If this IS
selected, the keypad arming functions
will NOT require PIN entry;
- Allow Forced Arm:
Whether or not
the suite-security system can be
armed while any sensors are tripped
(i.e., Not OK).
- Auto Arm on Door Close:
The keypad will arm
automatically when the door is closed. This
would be used
only
for a separate keypad that
is monitoring a safe/vault or 'valuables' locker.
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Inputs
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- Point Type:
The type of sensor/monitoring to be
used with each input connection (E/E door, PIR,
etc.), and whether or not the sensor is on the
perimeter of the suite/facility.
Tip:
Pause the mouse cursor over a point-type in the
list to view its characteristics.
Note:
Use the 'Entry/Exit
Door' input-point type for doors (door sensors /
contacts) on the perimeter of the suite/facility.
Two-zone Keypads: These units support input points 1
and 2 only.
Custom Point Types can be set up for special
applications (including extended delay).
See:
"Input Points--Custom Point Types".
- Circuit Type:
The type of circuit/wiring used
with the input point / sensor;
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Keypad Panic
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- Point Type:
The type of alarm to be generated
(E/E door, PIR, etc.) when someone presses
each of the three panic-key pairs on the suite-
security keypad.
Tip:
Pause the mouse cursor
over a point-type in the list to view its
characteristics.
Two-Zone Keypads: These units support the first
panic key only (triggered by pressing
∗
and
#
.
- Audible Alarm:
Whether or not an audible
alarm is to be sounded when a panic key is
pressed.
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Outputs
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-Type:
The general type of event that will trigger
the output. These include "Area" (suite),
'"Point", or "Function Key";
Two-Zone Keypads: These units support output #1
only.
Function keys:
Rem:
8-zone keypad:
ƒ
+
1
or
ƒ
+
2
;
Two-zone:
∗
+
5
. These can be assigned as positive or
negative—indicating whether the output will be set to
+12V (positive) or 0V/Gnd (negative) when the
function keys are pressed. Exception: 2-zone = Neg.
(0V/Gnd) only.
Area (Suite)
Siren
Applications: Use output #1 for
this.
'Toggle' Function: To have a function key 'toggle' the
state of output #1 (only), use the following settings:
Type Function Delay
Function Key (Positive Logic) Function Key 1 (or 2) None
- Point No.
(for 'point' type functions)
:
A specific
point to be monitored for the "Function" selected
below.
- Function:
The specific event/action that will
trigger the output;
-Delay
(for function keys): Function keys can be
set to either ‘toggle’ the state of the output
(activate/deactivate), or to trigger the output for
a set period of time (from 1 second to 1 week).
The maximum number of delayed function keys that
can be set up for each panel is 35 (i.e., that are not set
to ‘toggle’ or ‘1 second’).
Configuration
Suite Security