Terminology - Pyronix 256 System Manual

NOTE: Whilst an 'intruder' alarm signal will be generated in the event of entry time expiring after a FINAL
EXIT input is activated, such inputs are NOT allowed to count towards a confirmed alarm. A sequentially
confirmed alarm can ONLY be signalled for activations of two inputs of the types listed above.
Operation
Normal operation of a 'sequentially confirmed' system requires the following signals to be sent to the Alarm
Receiving Centre:
Signals (PGMs)
Unconfirmed Any (0018)
Confirmed Any (0006)
Omit Rearm Any (0017)
Final Arm Any (0004) OR
Misoperation (0005)
These output configurations are programmable as required (see page: 79). These are available on both
systems ("ANY") – type number references as above – or per partition ("PARTITION") as required.
Local responses of the system should be set up in the Alarm Responses menu, please see page: 74.Note
particularly the following options: Silent First Alarm and Disable Confirm On Entry.
The confirmation time should be set as required, noting that DD243:2004 specifies between 30 and 60
minutes.
1 0 . 8 T e r m i n o l o g y
Changes in terminology are required by the adoption of European standards. New terms have therefore
been applied as follows:
EN50131
CIE
ATE
ATS
WD
Self-powered WD
Remotely powered WD
Notification
Remote Notification
Hold Up (HU)
Input
Zone
Isolate
Inhibit
Sub-system
Restore
RINS871-3
Meaning
Control & Indicating Equipment
Alarm Transmission Equipment
Alarm Transmission System –includes ATE, the
transmission path and the ARC receiver.
Warning Device
A device incorporating its own power sources
eg mains derived or battery
The device does not incorporate its own power
source not even a battery
Passing of an alarm signal/message to the WD
and/or to the ARC
Passing of alarm information to the ARC.
Personal Attack
CIE signal connections from the detector
An area being monitored.
The designated input is permanently ignored
until the isolation is manually cancelled
The designated input is temporarily ignored until
the system or sub system is unset.
A group of components that can be set/unset
independently of the rest of the system
Action of cancelling an alarm, tamper or fault etc
condition to return to a previous condition
P C X S M S A N D P C X 2 5 6 S Y S T E M M A N U A L
Description
At first alarm
At second valid alarm
In the event of an input being omitted at re-arm of
the system at the end of the confirmation time
When system arms or disarms
When system is manually disarmed following an
alarm.
Pre-EN50131
Control Panel and keypad
Signalling Equipment
(STU/Digi)
Bell, Siren, Strobe,
Speaker, etc
SAB & SCB
Simple bell or siren
Includes "signalling"
Signalling
PA
"Zone"
Omit
Omit
Partition
Reset
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