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GLOSSARY
Following
are
brief descriptions of
terms and features used
herein that
may
be
unfamiliar
to you. Many
of
the features are
programmable options that
may
or
may
not
apply to
your
system.
Abort
Delay
-
A
delay
period
that allows
the
control panel to be
reset,
thus
aborting
a
rcport
to
a
central station.
Acccss Codc
-
A
code
(up to
6
digits)
used
to remotely
unlock
a
door.
Ambush
Codc -
A 2digit
code entered
just
prior
to
the
Arm/Disarm
C-ode
when
forced
to disarm.
Sends a
silent alarm to
the
central station.
Arrnlng/Dlsarmlng
-
Turning
the
system
on/off
by
entering your
code at
the
keypad, then pressing the
[ON/OFF]
Button.
Arm/Disarm
Codc
-
Your
penonalized code
for
arming and disarming the
system.
It
may
contain up to
six
digits.
Batr,ery
-
Backup power source
in
the
contrcl-panel enclosure
to
provide
protection in
the event
of
a
power failure.
Bypass
Butlon
(kbelled
[BYPASS] on keypad)
- Enablcs
you to manually
r€mo\re one
or
more
protective
zones
from
the system.
Central
Stetlon
-
Monitors incoming reports
and emergency
messages
from
a
digital communicator
and
notifies
the
proper authorities.
Chlrnc
-
A
keypad beep
while disarmed alerting that
the
programmed
zone
has
been opened.
Communlcelor -
Reports intrusions,
emergencies,
openings,
closings, etc.
dircctly
to
the
central station
over
telephone
lines.
Conlrol
Pancl
-
The brain
of
the
q6tem,
it
controls all
system
functions.
ExtUEntry
Dclays
-
Separate dela)6
that
let you exit and enter
your
premises
without
setting
off
an alarm when the system
is
armed.
Insl.onl Protecllon
-
Arming
without
entry delay
while
on the premises using
the
[INSTANI']
Button.
Keypad
- Puts
control-panel functions
at
your fingertips.
It
can be
mounted
anywhere in
your
premises.
Panlc Bultons
-
Blue buttons on the keypad
([']
and
[A],
[B] or [C]).
Pressing
[r]
together
with
IAl,
IBI or
[C]
will
alert
the
ce
ntral station of
a
fire, police
or
other
emergency.
4
Rcport
-
A
transmission to
a
central station notiSing of
a
change
in
the status
of
the
q/stem (alarm, trouble,
low
battery,
etc.).
Rlngback
-
A
beep
after
arming
verifying central-station receipt of
report'
Scrvlcc
Codc
-
An Arm/Disarm
Code
intended for temporary
use.
Soundcr
-
A
local
warning
device at
each
keypad
to
alert
that (a)
entry
delay
has
started; (b)
an
attempt
was
made
to
arm
with
a
zone
in
trouble; or
(c)
central
station
acknowledged
arming
(see
Rlngback)'
Troublc
-
An
open door,
window, or other problem that
may
Prevent
armlng'
Watch Modc
-
Turns all DayZnnes
on
or
off
simultaneously.
Z,oncs
-
Independent circuits that protect
specific
areas
of
the premises:
a
Auto-Bypass Znne:
A
zone that
will
be
automatically
bypassed
from
the
protection
system
if it
is
in trouble (faulty)
when the system
is
armed'
o
Burglaty Tnne: Detects intrusion.
o
DayZnne: A
zone
programmed to
cause
visual and audible
indication at
the
keypad
when
it
is
in trouble while
disarmed.
o
Exit/Entry
Follower Zone:
Provides exit and entry delay
for
interior
devices'
Entry
delay only occurs
if re+ntry
takes
place
through
the
normal exit/entry
door.
o
InteriorZones: Circuitswithin
theptemises, usuallyincludingspace'protec-
tion
devices,
interior
doors, etc.; not exterior doors or
c/indows. These
can
all
be bypassed
simultaneously
using the
[INTERIOR] Button.
o
Priority
Zone:
A
zone that prevents
arming
if
in trouble.
.
PriorityZonewith
Bypass:
APriorityZone
that
maybebypassed if in
trouble
by
pressing the
[RESE'I']
Button.
o
Selective-Bypassed
Zone: A
zone that
can be
indMdually
bypasse
d
using
the
[BYPASS] Button.
o
A-HourZnne:
A
zone
tbat
is
armed and ready at
all times
to
respond
to an
emergency
situation.
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