Editing a Panel Account
Section
Property Item
Remote
Keypad # RF ID
Keypads
Repeaters
Repeater # RF ID
Wireless
Wireless Siren # RF ID
Sirens
5.4
Security
You can set the wireless panel to automatically arm or disarm on specific days
and times. You can also set the time delay before activating the alarm state, so
that the owner can enter and exit the premises without activating the alarm
state.
To access Security :
1.
In the Panel Tree, select a panel account.
Click Security below the panel account name.
2.
3.
After modifying the properties, save the configuration (see Section 4.3).
4.
Once you have finished modifying the properties, download the latest
configuration to the wireless panel (see Section 6.3).
The following properties are available under Security:
Section
Property
Item
Delays
Exit Delay
(Seconds)
Entry Delay
(Seconds)
Silent Exit and
Entry
Auto Arming
Arm Mode
– Day
Arm Time
Arming Duration The length of time that the arming function remains
Sirens
Siren Time
(Minutes)
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Description
The identification number of the remote
keypad.
The identification number of the repeater.
The identification number of the wireless
siren.
Table 10: Editing a Panel – Security
Description
During this period (1-99 seconds) after arming, a
zone violation does not set the alarm state. During
this period, a user may exit the premises.
The default is 60 seconds.
In the armed mode, this is the delay time between
violation of a zone and an alarm event. During this
period (1-99 seconds), a user may disarm the panel.
The default is 30 seconds.
Choose between disabling and enabling the beeps
during entry or exit delay.
The default is Disabled.
The mode for this auto arming schedule. The
options are: Disabled, Home, and Away.
The time for automatically arming the wireless panel
for this day of the week.
in place.
The number of minutes (0-99) to sound the sirens in
case of an alarm.
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