Notifications (Quick Reading Of New Events); Events Menu; System Information - AMC X Series User Manual

Bypass with zones not ready: during the arming procedure, the keypad shows the message "zones not
ready", and proposes selecting 1 = include, 2 = inhibit, 3 = verify. When 3 is selected, the bypass menu is
highlighted (see figure).
Pressing X repeatedly allows selecting
P or T (permanent or temporary exclusion)
Bypass with system ready (all zones on standby): during the arming procedure, after having selected the
partitions, press the X key and then ENTER, to enter the bypass menu. The exclusion procedure is the same as
that described above.
When the system is armed with bypassed zones, FORCED arm occurs and in the event log it will be possible to
see which zones have been bypassed and in what way (P or T).

NOTIFICATIONS (QUICK READING OF NEW EVENTS)

The system offers the possibility to view the latest events directly on the keypad display. When the red LED on the
keypad lights up, the control panel is notifying that there are new events to be read. Press the "X" key to access
the reading of the new events. Events can be read after entering an enabled user code.
3 Events
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KITCHEN ALARM
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<< EVENT >>

EVENTS MENU

The system can save 1000 events, with a rotation update system. Once the recording of 1000 events is reached,
the oldest event is automatically deleted to free up space for new events. By entering the EVENTS menu it is
possible to read all the events, grouped by type.
EVENTS MEMORY
All
Fig. 1 - Reading menu for all
events
EVENTS MEMORY
Anomalies
Fig. 4 - Reading menu for events
related to operational errors

SYSTEM INFORMATION

The control panel has a quick menu for some general information about the system. With the control panel
disarmed, each time the "X" key is pressed, the display shows the following information in this order:
• new events menu
• PSTN status
• GSM status
• battery status
• main power status
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Fig. 1 - The system shows 3 new notifications
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Fig. 2 - When the code is entered, the system displays the notifications in
chronological order. It is possible, using the UP and DOWN arrows, to scroll
and read the notifications
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Fig. 3 - When all notifications have been displayed, the red LED turns off
#Exit
and the message in the figure is displayed
EVENTS MEMORY
Fig. 2 - Reading menu for
unread events
EVENTS MEMORY
Arming/Disarming
Fig. 5 - Reading menu for
arming/disarming system events
• IP board and Internet connection status
• GPRS board and Internet connection status
• Cloud connection status
• firmware version
• hardware version
[01] ZONE 01
PT - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Unread
5
EVENTS MEMORY
Alarms
Fig. 3 - Reading menu for alarm
events only
EVENTS MEMORY
Users
Fig. 6 - User access events
reading menu
System management from display keypad