Optex SMDC-16 Programming Manual page 21

2. Zone Configuration 2. Zone Configuration
Zone Type Descriptions Zone Type Descriptions
Zone Type Description
1) Away mode - this zone is always delayed (entry / exit).
1. Entry / Exit
2) Stay mode - this zone is always delayed (entry / exit).
3) Instant mode - this zone is always delayed exit and always instant alarm on entry.
2. Perimeter 1) Away mode - this zone is always an instant alarm.
2) Stay mode - this zone is always an instant alarm.
Instant
3) Instant mode - this zone is always an instant alarm.
1) Away mode - this zone responds as a follower.*
3. Interior 1
2) Stay mode - this zone responds as a follower. *
3) Instant mode - this zone responds as an instant alarm if activated.
1) Away mode - this zone responds as a follower. *
4. Interior 2
2) Stay mode - this zone is always bypassed.
3) Instant mode - this zone is always bypassed.
1) Away mode - this zone is always delayed
5. Interior 3
2) Stay mode - this zone is always delayed
3) Instant mode - this zone is always bypassed
1) This zone type is used for devices that will create an alarm regardless of the armed state of the SMDC.
6. 24 Hour
1) This type of zone may also be enable for Fire Supervisory after the YES has been programmed.
7. Fire
2) If YES is selected for Fire Supervisory, the keypad(s) will emit a steady tone on an alarm condition and display the zone
in alarm.
8. Day Zone 1) Disarmed - an activation creates an trouble condition.
2) Armed - an activation creates an instant alarm condition.
1) This zone type allows the zone to be open when arming the SMDC.
9. Garage Door
2) When the zone restores, it is returned as an active entry delay zone.
3) The zone must restore to a secure condition prior to exit delay time expiring.
4) Should the zone fail to secure, an exit error code will be transmitted if so programmed.
5) An alarm will be generated if the zone is left open.
* Note: The term follower is defined as the zone will be delayed on entry if the Exit door is sensed by the control panel first, should the follower zone be
sensed first by the control panel, the follower zone will create an alarm instantly.
Loop Type Descriptions Loop Type Descriptions
Loop Type 2.2K EOL
No
1. Normally Open
No
2. Normally Closed
Yes
3. Normally Open/
Normally Closed
Yes
4. Normally Open,
Trouble on Break
Yes
5. Normally Closed,
Trouble on Short
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Description
1) For devices that have a Normally Open relay output.
2) Open will occur on a short.
3) No trouble conditions will be generated.
1) For devices that have a Normally Closed relay output.
2) Open condition will occur on a break.
3) No trouble conditions will be generated.
1) For devices that have a Normally Open or Normally Closed relay output.
2) Open will occur on a short or a break.
3) No trouble conditions will be generated.
1) For devices which have a Normally Open relay output.
2) Open condition will occur on a short
3) Trouble condition will occur on a break
4) Armed - Trouble report code transmitted if programmed on all zone types.
5) Disarmed - Trouble report code transmitted if programmed on zone type 6 (24 hr)- 7 (fire) only.
1) For devices which have a Normally Closed relay output.
2) Open will occur on a break
3) Trouble condition will occur on a short.
4) Armed - Trouble report code transmitted if programmed on all zone types.
5) Disarmed - Trouble report code transmitted if programmed on zone type 6 (24 hr)- 7 (fire) only.
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