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12 Extemel Sounder tnhlblt
This option may be used for creating panic zones, silent burglary
zones, or interior sounding only zones.
Zones are individually, or in combination, PROM selectable for
external sounder inhibit during alarm. This selection takes pnority
over any other external sounder qualification selection.
12 Coneote Inhlblt on Alerm
Primarily used to create silent alarms in conjunction with option
12 above, each zone is individually. or in any combination. PROM
selectable for console inhibit during alarm. This selection inhibits
both fhe audible and the visual displays at the Nos. 5322 cbnsole
and 5314 keypad during alarms.
NOTE: Selection of this option does not disable the console dur-
ing trouble sounding/reporting.
14. Relay on Burglary/Audlbte
Emergency, Reley on Fire
The external relay provided can be PROM programmed to
respond to burg&y/audible
emergency alarms. fire alarms, or
both. As shipped. the relay is disabled for both.
16. Slrett on Burglety/Audlble
Emergmcy, Slren on Fire
The siren (4165 option) can be PROM programmed to respond to
burglary/audibfe emergency alarms, fire alarms, or both. As
shipped. the siren is disabfed for both. If selected for siren on tire.
the siren will be a two tona interrupted signal. If selected for siren
on burglary/audible emergency, the sounding will be a two tone
continuous signal. Options 12 and 13 above inhibt specific zones
from sounding if desired.
16. No Tbneout for Fin
When this PROM option is se&ted. the siren and/or relay will
remain pulsing until the system is next disarmed.
This option disabfes the "timeout" of any sounding device
sehted
to sound during fire alarm. Optlon muet be eel tor
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17. Latched Relay et Tlmeout
With this PROM option selected, any alarm sefected to trigger the
relay will latch it on after timeout.
An application of this option would be to drive a strobe light from
the relay and have the siren as the only external audible. The
siren will sound, men time out aner an alarm (provided siren
selected for thii type alarm) hut the strobe (provided relay
selected for this type alam-r) will continue until the system is dis-
armed. This provides an indication to anybody approaching the
premises that an afarm has sounded and they should not enter
the premises.
16. "Utee On" Fun&on
Each zone can ba indiidualfy. or in any combmaiion. PROM
selected to turn on the "lights on" output when the zone is pfaced
in alarm. The "LITES ON" LED on the No. 5322 consote will also
ba turned on at the same time the output goes on. Both will
remain on until the system is next disarmed.
NOTEr Assigning a zone silent characteristics will not disable the
above functttn. Care must be taken not to setect the
"fttes on" option for zones desired to be silent.
19. Yhalimmow
PROM Sekwte
Contrcl Optlons
a Alenn Sounder "Dlnpw Contlrmetlon of Armlrq
When PROM selected, this option will cause a H second
"Ding" of the exterior bell and/or siren at the end of the
arming sequence when the exit delay period has expired.
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b. Armiw Status Polwlty
The system has an output at TBl-1 that may ba used to
indicate the arm/disarm status of the system to other devices
(for example, space protection). As shipped, the system will
give the following output:
0 volts when armed
+12 volts when disarmed
Optionally, the polarity can ba PROM reversed to give:
+12 volts when armed
0 vofts when disarmed
c Power-Up Mode 6electlon
A situation can occur wnere AC power may be lost for a long
time, during which the system standby battery may be
depleted to a level at which the system Cannot function. A
PROM option is provided so that the installer can Select the
mode into which the system will go when AC power is
restored - ARMED or DISARMED. The former provides
maximum security for an unoccupied premises whereas the
tatter provrdes protection against false alarms for an occupied
premises. If selectron of ARMED is
made,
the followtng
conditional statements apply:
1) The system will initially come up disarmed and will only go
into the armed mode after a g-minute period. The interval IS
used to permit motion detectors that are interfaced to this
system to stabilize their performance (from their power-up)
as earlier arming could result in false alarms from these
detectors.
2) The transition from disarmed to armed will not be made if
any zones that are PROM selected as non-bypeeeebk
are
faulted or if a 24-hour zone alarm or memory of alarm is
present when the g-minute interval ends.
3) When this power-up mode is rnvoked. the only usable
security code remaining in the system is the PROM master
security code. All other codes have been erased and must
be re-entered.
4) The "closing" message sent when the system is "power-up
armed" identifies the user as User #l (the PROM master
code user).
20. secudly co&
This
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digit code restricts the use of the system to only those
who know the code. Any digits, including repetitions. may ba
chosen. There are eight such codes. The master code is PROM
programmed at installation and the seven secondary codes are
user changeable from a keypad at anytime, using the master
code or the first secondary code to enable the change. A PROM
optiorrexists that pem-iits usage of the master code to be
inhibited once the firsf secondary code is entered. This option is
intended for those of your customers that object to the installer
knowing their security code.
21. Duress DIgIt
The duress digit is an increase of 1 to the last digit of the
security code. Its purpose IS to allow someone to initiate a silent
panic condition but still give the impression that the control is
working normally. For example. if the security code is 1234, the
duress digit is 5. Entering 1234 + OFF will cause the system to
disarm. but entering 1235 + OFF (assuming one is in a hostage
situation) will cause the system to disarm, but will also trigger
the communicator to send a silent panic message.
NOTES: 1) If the tast digit of the security code is 9. there is no
duress capability for that code.
2) The user must make certain to avoid assigning
secondary codes that could be equivalent to
another code (secondary or master) modified by its
duress drgrt so as to not transmit false alarms to the
central morxtoring service. A simple cautron !o the
user is to always have at least a numeric difference
of 2 between securii codes used.
32. Bypass l d Forced Arming Eneble
Zones in the system may be individually bypassed from the
Security Console or Remote Keypad dunng the disarmed period
or after arming. Thus option allows the user to bypass zones that
should ba ignored. whether or not they are faulted at armmg
time. (In this manner, 'Swingers" may ba ignored or a loading
dock door that must be later opened can be feft unsecured.)
Forced arming allows a user to arm the system even though
certain zones are in a faulted condition. Such faulted zones will
be bypassed (shunted) by
depc8SSUIg
BYPASS to override the
fail safe arming dunng the arming. For a given zone. a single
PROM bit is set to enable both of these features. (With critical
zones, such as safes for instance. arming of the system should
be prevented when a faulted condition exists.)
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