Advanced System Operation; Access Levels And System Menus; Access Levels And System Function Control; Maintenance - Videofied VIA-Pro Owner's Manual

Advanced System Operation

Once you are familiar with the basic
operation of your system, you can use
the procedures in this section to
customize system operation to fit
your needs.
WARNING: If you don't fully understand
this process, contact your alarm dealer
before you alter any system program-
ming.
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Access Levels and System Menus

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Programming and Deleting
Access Codes
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Creating Schedules
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Viewing the History/Event Log
Access Levels
and System Menus
Access levels determine how much
access you have to menus that let you
view and/or change system information.
Each system access code is assigned to
a specific access level, which determines
accessibility. Access levels and their
associated menus are described below.
Access Levels and System Function
Control
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Level 1—Arm and Disarm only.
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Level 2—Arm, Disarm, Maintenance,
Events Log, Badges Access Codes,
and Alarm Parameters menus.
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Level 3—same as Level 2.
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Level 4—Configuration, Maintenance,
Events Log, Badges Access Codes,
and Alarm Parameters menus
(accessible only by installers).
Menus
To access these menus, press either
arrow button until the desired main menu
(appearing in bold type) is displayed,
then press YES to proceed.
V i d e o f i e d S e c u r i t y Sy s te m O w n e r s M a n u a l
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Maintenance—available in Levels 2
and 3, allows access to the submenus
below for system servicing.
Modifying Date/Time
Maintenance—Replace Battery
Detection Test—Detectors
Equipment Localizing (locate/identify
detectors)
Audio Test Equipment
Select Faulty Equipment
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Event Log—available in Levels 2 and
3, lets you view and send via Email, a
list of all system activity and events.
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Badges, Access Codes—available in
Levels 2 and 3 (only with a valid Level
2 or 3 access code), allows access to
the submenus listed below to let you
add, modify, assign access levels to,
and/or delete system access codes.
Schedules can be created to define
certain days/times specific access
codes are active.
Recording A Badge/Code
Badges/Codes Configuration
Modify Name—Badge/Code
Access Level
Schedule Authorized
Areas
Alarm (Arming) Modes
Deleting Badges/Codes
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Alarm Parameters—available in
Levels 2 and 3, allows access to the
submenus below that let you view
and/or change the system phone and
IP numbers programmed during the
initial configuration/programming.
You can also enable/disable the
panic button.
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