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Action
Entry delay
Exit delay
Protest beep
Trouble beep
Keypress
Police Alarm
Emergency Alarm Programmed Level
Fire Alarm
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Siren
The siren is capable of low and high sounds. Low level sounds for non-alarm cases such as key-
presses and trouble beeps. High level sounds are used for alarm situations.
Table B7: Volume Level and Pattern
Volume Level
Programmed Level
One beep every 4 seconds, last 10 seconds 1 beep every second.
If Alarmed: Three beeps every 10 seconds, last 10 seconds 3 beeps every second.
Programmed Level
One beep every 4 seconds, last 10 seconds 1 beep every second.
Programmed Level
Long beep followed by short beep.
Programmed Level
4 beeps per minute.
Low
1 beep.
High
Constant.
On/off pattern.
High
Temporal three - .5 s on, .5 s off, .5 s on, .5 s off, .5 s on, 1.5 s off.
Trouble Beeps
Trouble beeps will be silenced for 10 hours if the Status button is pressed or until one hour prior
to Quiet Hour for non-fire related troubles. Trouble beeps will be silenced for 4 hours if the Sta-
tus button is pressed and is not affected by Quiet Hour for fire related troubles.
Quiet Hour determines the start time of a 10 hour window during which trouble beeps are sup-
pressed. For example, if Quiet Hour is set to 10 p.m. trouble beeps will not occur between 10
p.m. and 8 a.m.
Beeps in Level 1 or 2 for the following conditions:
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Low CPU Battery
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Sensor Supervisories or Troubles
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Sensor Low Battery
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RF Jam
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RF Trouble
•
Phone Module Failure
•
System Memory Failure
Pattern
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