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The following access levels may be available on your panel:
Master User
Has access to all system functionality. These functions
include:
Bypass/unbypass zones
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Chime enable/disable
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View troubles
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View alarms in memory
l
Create new users (via user app)
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Initiate a system test
l
Update Panel WiFi (client mode) SSID & password
l
Adjust keypad settings sucha as buzzer tone and
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volume, display contrast and brightness
Assign wireless keys to users
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Level 0: Professional Installer
Has permission to enable WPS mode (to enable local pro-
gramming access to the panel via the installer app) and also
initiate phone test.
Level 1: Supervisor/Administrator
Users assigned to this level have similar privileges to the
Master Code user but are limited based on the partition
assignment. This user can perform the following actions on
the partitions they are assigned to:
Arm/Disarm
l
Bypass/Unbypass
l
Enable/disable chime
l
Access home automation menu
l
View troubles, initiate a system test
l
Select a display language
l
View the event buffer
l
Program zone labels
l
Schedule auto arming
l
Initiate firmware updates
l
Update WiFi SSID and password
l
Create new users
l
Program a duress code
l
Program user labels
l
Supervisor users can only add, edit or delete users
assigned to the same partitions as they are.
Level 2: Basic/Standard User
Has permission to access basic security functions, including:
Arm/disarm
l
Bypass/unbypass zones
l
Enable/disable chime
l
View system troubles
l
View alarm in memory
l
Level 3: Maintenance/Guest
Users assigned to this level are limited to an assigned par-
tition and have reduced system access. These functions
include:
Arm/disarm
l
Enable/disable chime
l
View system troubles
l
Duress code:
Has access to all features of Basic/Standard user, including:
Section 4: Programming Options
Arm/disarm
l
Bypass/unbypass zones
l
When this code is used for any function, a duress code
event will be generated.
User Name (label)
This option is used to program a system user name.
Default:
Valid range:
User Enable (Locked)
This option is used to control access to the security system
for the selected user. When enabled, the user can access all
functionality available to their user level. When disabled, the
user is locked out of the system.
Default:
Valid range:
Installer Access Requires User Permission
When this option is enabled, access to installer con-
figuration settings requires input of a code by the user.
Once the code is entered, a 6-hour window is available to
access panel configuration settings.
The installer has unlimited access to the panel's con-
figuration settings until the account goes live. After that, a
user code is required to access configuration settings if this
option is enabled.
Note: Powering cycling the panel opens the installer access
window.
When this option is disabled, the installer does not require a
user code to access panel configuration settings.
Default:
Valid range:
Firmware Update Requires Code
Menu: [*][6][Master Code] > Authorize Update
Keypad: [*][6][Master Code] + 17
This function is used to give authorization to the system to
start the firmware upgrade process after all firmware
upgrade files for the keypads, HSM2HOST, control panel
and alternate communicator have been fully downloaded.
Once this option is activated, the keypads and system auto-
matically exit [*][6] and indicate that the firmware update is in
progress.
4.3 Central Monitoring Station
Programming Options
The following section provides descriptions of all pro-
gramming options for communications between the iotega
and the central monitoring station.
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Disabled
Enabled/Disabled
Disabled for EN. Enabled for UK.
Enabled/Disabled
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