Zone Types; Final; Exit/Entry; Intruder - ADEMCO Galaxy 16 Engineer's Manual

7 = Zones (cont'd)

Zone Types

01 Final

This function terminates the timed setting procedure during a setting routine; it
also starts the unsetting procedure of a set system. Opening and closing a Final
zone during the Exit Time sets the system, providing all the (unomitted) zones are
closed. Opening a Final zone when the system is set starts the Entry Time count-
down.
The Final zone must be assigned to one of the parts to be set when part setting the
system; or a Part that is already set when being used to initiate the unsetting of the
system.
This zone type records the active (+) and restore (–) events in the log.

02 Exit/Entry

Once the unsetting procedure has been initiated (by the activation of a Final or
Entry zone) zones programmed as Exit/Entry allow the user access to the keypad
without causing an alarm. Exit/Entry zones function as Intruder zones when the
system is Full Set.
The operation of Exit/Entry zones when the system is Part Set is dependant on the
programming of the Part Set attribute, see
Section 5: MENU OPTIONS; Option 6
. If the Part Set attribute is disabled
– Parameters; 06 User Options; 08 Part Set
then Exit/Entry zones act as Entry Time countdown initiators when the system is
Part Set. If enabled then Exit/Entry zones act as Intruder zones when the system is
Part Set. The Exit/Entry zones always act as Intruder zones when the system is
Full Set.
This zone type normally records only the active (+) events in the log. If the Zone
Restoral attribute has been enabled it records both the active (+) and restore (–)
events in the log, see
Menu Option 6 – Parameters; 06 User Options; 13 Zone
Restoral .

03 Intruder

This zone is operational when the system is set. Activation of an Intruder zone
causes a full alarm condition that requires to be reset with a code authorised for
Intruder Reset. Refer to and
Section 5: MENU OPTIONS; Option 4 – Codes
.
Option 6 – Parameters; 07 Reset
This zone type normally records only the active (+) events in the log, if the Zone
Restoral attribute has been enabled it records both the active (+) and restore (–)
events in the log, see
Section 5: Menu Options; Option 6 – Parameters; 06 User
.
Options; 13 Zone Restoral

04 Keyswitch

The Keyswitch zone assumes the attributes of the User Code assigned to it (User
Code 1, 2 or 3). Depending on the attributes enabled for this code, the Keyswitch
zone can be used to perform the following to its allocated parts: Set, Unset and
Resets. To change the code assigned to the zone, press the # key. This toggles
between CD1, CD2 and CD3.
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