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x=0 Technical alarm - results when the a.c. power is off for a long time and the backup battery is nearly discharged. Any
combination of outputs can be selected for this kind of alarm (y can be from 0 to 7)
x=1 Fire alarm - triggered by a fire loop. This alarm always activates the FIRE output. But it can also activate any
combination of other outputs (y can be from 0 to 7)
x=2 Intruder alarm - is triggered by any intruder zone (see zone definition) or if a predetermined number of attempts to
enter a valid access code is reached . Any combination of outputs can be selected for this kind of alarm (y can be from 0
to 7).
x=3 Panic alarm - is triggered by the panic code, by any silent loop (24Hr. silent loop, 24Hr. delay silent loop etc). This
alarm always activates the PANIC output. It can also activate a relay output if necessary. The "y" can only be 0 (panic
output only) or 2 (panic output and relay output).
There are three programmable alarm outputs in the control panel:
External Siren (E.S), Relay, Internal Siren (I.S.). Consider, that +BS output works the same way as a relay output.
Therefore, if the relay is activated, the +BS output is activated as well. See the following table to set requested
combination of output's reaction:
y
E.S.
Relay
0
off
off
1
on
off
2
off
on
3
on
on
4
off
off
5
on
off
6
off
on
7
on
on
Note: the panic output is always activated by the panic alarm and the fire output is always activated by the fire alarm.
Examples: Enter [3] [11] so that fire alarm will activate the fire output and the external siren. Enter [3] [32]so that panic
alarm will activate the panic output and relay. Enter [3] [27] so that the intruder alarm will activate all programmable
outputs.
[4] [xy] System option function definition
digit determines what function you want to program. The second digit sets the function.
There are six optional functions available:
[4] [0y] A Chirp sound confirmation of arming (one chirp for arming, two chirps for disarming and three chirps for
disarming when alarm memory is present). If y=0, then the arming control is confirmed only by the keypad's buzzer. If
y=1, then the arming is confirmed by the internal siren as well. If y=2, then arming is confirmed by the external siren and if
y=3, the arming is confirmed by both sirens. The "y" can only be from 0 to 3.
[4] [1y] External arming control with loop 6 input. If y=0, zone input 6 will work as programmed in section [1]. If y=1,
than zone input works as input for external arming and disarming. If you close this input with E.O.L. resistor for
a moment, it will have the same function as entering of a valid access code. By doing this, the control panel can be
armed/disarmed by another device (hidden push-button, wireless remote control UC-200, digital keypad KB-1050 etc.). A
corresponding zone LED has the opposite function if external arming control is enabled (the LED is off when the input is
unbalanced).
Note: If external arming control input is enabled, zone 6 will not work as programmed in section [1].
[4] [2y] Number of attempts to enter a valid access code before the intruder alarm is triggered. The "y" can only be
from 0 to 9. If zero is selected, there is no limit to the number of attempts.
[4] [3y] Quick arming function. If y=0, the quick arming is disabled, if y=1, the quick arming is enabled (see [∗][0] and
[∗][9] commands description).
[4] [4y] Auto AT HOME arming. If y=0, the control panel can be AT HOME armed only by the [∗][9] command. If y=1,
auto AT HOME arming is enabled. The system is able to recognize automatically if you stay at home or not. If a correct
access code is entered for arming, the green ARM LED will flash slowly . The system expects that you will stay home and
it is ready for AT HOME arming after exit delay. If you trigger a delay zone during the exit delay (for example with
magnetic sensor on the exit/entrance door), the light of the ARM LED turns to yellow and the system will be fully armed.
The [∗][9] command can also be used for immediate AT HOME arming.
[4] [5y] Silent alarm if somebody in. If y=0, then alarm outputs can work as programmed in [3] Alarm outputs definition.
If y=1, then relay and internal siren outputs are disabled if any alarm triggered when disarmed or AT HOME armed (sb. is
present).
Examples: Enter [4][01] to program chirp sounds with internal sirens for arming confirmation, enter [4][41] to enable auto
AT HOME arming function,.....
[5] [xy] Testing of the system outputs
The first digit (x) determines if you want to test the control panel or devices which are connected on serial line (keypad
terminals). If x=0, you can test the control panel outputs. If x=1, an optional device, connected to a serial line can be
connected (future use). The second digit (y) determines which control panel output will be activated. For x=0 you can
use the following y (from 0 to 5):
H-915 installation manual
I.S.
off
off
off
off
on
on
on
on
- once this section is entered, two digits are required. The first
. Once this section is entered two digits are required.
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