ADT FOCUS 200 PLUS Installation And Setup Manual page 182

FOCUS 200 PLUS Installation and Setup Guide
Option
Bypass Point
Reporting
Close Condition
No Close (15/15,
30/5)
Closing Trouble
Bell
Audible on Exit
Bypass Privilege
BA
19-8
Function
Ordinarily, if there is a closing of a BA group with one or more BA points
bypassed, a BA Group Bypass Closing message (BA1, BA2, BA3, etc.) is
transmitted to the CCC as part of the closing message (not for SANS).
Selecting this option activates a unique point bypass/unbypass reporting
scheme:
•
For BA Points−Each BA point that has been bypassed is reported to the
CCC when the associated BA group is closed. When the BA group is
turned to Day Set, all of the points automatically become unbypassed,
and an unbypass message is transmitted for each point. (This
automatic unbypassing will not occur if a keyswitch is used or if Auto-
Off control is being used for the BA group; however, an unbypass signal
will be transmitted anyway.)
• For non-BA Points (FA, HUA, SUPV, output points, etc.) −A separate
bypass message is transmitted for each point at the time that the
bypass is made. The points remain bypassed until they are manually
unbypassed, and an unbypass message is transmitted to the CCC.
Note: These points will not automatically become unbypassed when any BA
group is opened.
There are four choices for this option that determine whether the BA groups
can be closed when there is a Telco Fail or AC Fail condition:
Telco Fail and
AC Fail Condition
AC Fail
Telco Fail
AC or Telco Fail
AC or Telco Fail
As the scheduled closing time nears, the operating panel sounder beeps at a
rate of once per minute. This is the Close Time Reminder, and reminds the
user to get ready to close. If the BA group is not closed, the sounder changes
to a continuous tone and starts the Close Time Warning period. This alerts
the user that the closing time has passed and a No Close signal will be sent
to the CCC unless the BA group is closed before this time period ends. Two
choices are available for the reminder and warning periods:
•
15 minutes for the reminder and 15 minutes for the warning.
•
30 minutes for the reminder and 5 minutes for the warning.
This causes the bell to ring for 5 minutes if the customer turns the system
on and exits, but fails to close the exit door before the exit delay expires. It
is used to remind customer to re-enter the premises, turn the protection off,
then turn it on again, leave, and close the exit door. Failure to do so will
result in an entry alarm.
This causes the operating panel sounder to beep once per second during the
exit delay period. This is helpful in reducing the number of false alarms
caused by someone exiting after the exit delay has expired.
This permits a user to bypass any BA points that are bypassable.
BA Group Closing
The BA groups can be turned to Nite Set during
AC Fail, but not during Telco Fail.
The BA groups can be turned to Nite Set during
Telco Fail, but not during AC Fail. Use this only
if backup signaling (e.g., bell, backup dialer, etc.)
is available in case a burglary occurs.
The BA groups can be closed during AC Fail or
Telco Fail conditions.
The BA groups cannot be closed during AC Fail
or Telco Fail conditions.