Programs; Zone Function Per Program; Exit Modes Program - ADE Accenta G3 Engineering Information

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Programs

The panel uses 3 Part Set routines known as
Programs. In each Program the exit mode can be
changed and the zone may be set up to have a
different function.
The examples below show how 3 typical
Programs could be used in a house.
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Program 1 : To arm all of the zones and
become Set as the user leaves the property
and closes the final door.
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Program 2 : To protect the perimeter of the
property in the evening and become Set
after say 20 seconds.
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Program 3 ; To protect the downstairs
areas of the house at night and become Set
instantly and silently.
Note: The above are purely examples.
The installer must program the panel to
configure all the circuits to the
customer's exact requirements.

Zone Function per Program

Timed : This function would be used to protect
the main entry/exit door of the entry route.
Time inhibited : This is a zone which, on
setting the panel, allows access to the Entry /
Exit zone. However, if the panel is set and an
time inhibited zone is triggered before an Entry
/Exit zone then an alarm will be generated
immediately.
Immediate: This is a zone which will, when
entered, go into alarm when the panel is set.
Unused : A zone that is programmed as an
Unused zone by the Engineer, then is ignored by
the panel. Primarily used for Part set options.
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Exit Modes program

Timed A timed Program will become Set as the
Exit timer expires.
Terminated Set
This sets an infinite time out, which will only
set once the PTS input is operated.
Final Door A final door program will be Set 5
seconds after a timed zone has opened and
closed.
Silent Set This operates exactly the same as
'Timed' but completely silent without the
internal sounder signal.
Note: If a program is not selected when
the user Sets the system, Program 1 will
automatically Set. Therefore Program 1
is usually considered as the Full Set
Program containing all of the zones.
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