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after an alarm has occurred (Opening Report After
Alarm).
Note that Subscriber Identification Numbers
(Locations
108-111;
140-143)
(Locations 070-077) must be entered for either opening re-
port;
Program Select User(s) Opening (Location 176) to report
each time the panel is disarmed. Each of up to four users
may have his own Opening Code (Locations 070-077). If
selecting Opening Report, do not select Opening Report
After Alarm.
Program Opening Report After Alarm ("1" in Location
179) to report only when disarming after an alarm. This fea-
ture may be used by the central station to verify that the
subscriber has responded to the alarm and disarmed the
panel. If Opening Report After Alarm is selected, do not
select Opening Report.
Panic Zone
Enable Keypad Panic (Location 182)
To enable Panic from the keypad (K/P on Programming
Sheet), program a "2" in Location 182. The Panic Zone is
tripped by simultaneously pressing Keys [*] and [#] and may
be programmed to send a silent alarm to a central station,
activate an audible alarm, or both. (For silent panic, see
Direct Keypad Panic to Ambush.) Keypad Panic may be
disabled at individual keypads by cutting a jumper on the
keypad circuit board. Also see Enable Keypad Auxiliary
Panic; Enable Keypad Fire Panic.
Remote
momentary
(normally open) are connected across the two white wires
on the keypad (only on those keypads that support remote-
panic switches). In UL systems, remote panic buttons must
be located in the same room as the keypad.
PIR Zone (Locations 092, 093)
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Sensor Watch
(Locations 094-095)
Disable Day-Zone Report (Location 079)
Power-Up Delay
Program for any zone containing a PIR or dual-
technology sensor, floor mats, door contacts, etc. Upon
powering up the control panel, a 3-4 minute delay on these
zones allows sensors to stabilize. For power-up delay only,
do not program Sensor-Watch Time (Locations 094-095,
see Time Selection). Power-up delay may be cancelled by
holding down Reset Key [9] until the function beep sounds.
If no trip is detected within the programmed Sensor-
Watch time, a Day-Zone trouble will be transmitted to the
central station, if programmed to report ("8" in Location
158). There is no audible indication at the keypad.
Program Sensor Watch in Locations 094-095. Select a
value according to the expected activity within the coverage
area while disarmed. In calculating the Sensor Watch time,
note that only the disarmed hours (the time between armed
periods) are added. In moderate traffic areas, a Sensor
Watch time of perhaps 15 hours may be appropriate,
whereas in remote areas, a time of 60 hours or more may
be in order. Sensor Watch time should be calculated for the
PIR Zone with the least amount of traffic. However, if no
activity is expected on a zone (in an attic, for example) that
zone should not be programmed as a PIR Zone, (if Loca-
tions 094-095 are left blank, PIR Zones will still be delayed
on power-up, but they will not be monitored for activity).
If this feature is selected and any other zones are pro-
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NAPCO Security Systems
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Opening
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pushbutton
panic
switches
grammed as Day Zones, a "2" may be programmed in Lo-
cation 079 (Disable Day-Zone Report) to inhibit Day-Zone
trouble reports. A Day-Zone condition will still display at the
keypad, but a trouble report at the central station will now
indicate a PIR-Zone trouble.
Power Up in Last State (Location 180)
If programmed, the panel will return in its last state
(armed or disarmed) when AC is restored after a lengthy
power failure (and the backup battery is depleted). If the
panel returns armed and closings are programmed to report
for User 1, it will report as USER 1.
Pre-Dial Delay (Locations 114,146)
A Pre-Dial Delay may be used whenever a delay is re-
quired before dialing. It is usually required to program Dial-
Tone Detection, which causes the communicator to wait for
a dial tone before dialing (see Dial-Tone Detection). Certain
telephone exchanges send a nonstandard dial tone that the
communicator may not be able to detect. With these non-
standard exchanges, it is possible to program Pre-Dial De-
lay rather than Dial-Tone Detection. This will cause the
communicator to wait for a predetermined time before dial-
ing rather than look for a nonstandard dial tone.
Contact the telephone-equipment supplier to find out
how long a delay is required before dialing. Select Pre-Dial
Delay by programming one "D" for each 4-second delay re-
quired. Enter Pre-Dial Delay "D"s starting in Location 114
for Telephone 1, and starting in Location 146 if Telephone 2
is used. See Backup Reporting; Double Reporting; Split
Reporting. Also see Access Number for Outside Line.
Priority Zone (Locations 190, 191)
A zone that will prevent arming if in trouble. If an at-
tempt is made to arm, the sounder will emit a steady tone
and a "P" will be displayed. The priority condition may be
silenced by disarming. Any zone may be selected as a Pri-
ority Zone. A zone in trouble that is neither a Priority Zone
nor an Auto-Bypass Zone will cause an alarm on arming.
Priority Zone with Bypass (Locations 188, 189)
A Priority Zone that will permit arming if the priority con-
dition is bypassed by pressing Reset Key [9], then entering
a User Code. The zone will auto-bypass and, if status is
reported, the condition can be communicated to a central
station.
Any zone not selected as a Priority Zone may be pro-
grammed as a Priority Zone with Bypass. When program-
ming a zone as Priority with Bypass, do not program Re-
move Auto-Bypass. Also see Display Any Bypass.
Pulsing Fire Output See Alarm Outputs
Receiver Format (Locations 112, 144)
The communicator can transmit to any standard central
station receiver. A receiver format must be programmed for
each telephone number used, but a different format may be
assigned to each.
Refer to Double Reporting and Backup Reporting to de-
termine if Telephone 2 will be programmed. Call the central
station for each telephone number to check the type of re-
ceiver in use. From Table 5, enter the receiver format for
each phone number.
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