Table 7-6 Default Function Field Entry; Table 7-7 Default Function Operation - Honeywell ACUIX User Manual

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Note If the VK-654 is installed in the ACUIX dome and motion detection is enabled,
the default function is automatically disabled.
Table 7-6 Default Function Field Entry
Field Usage
FUN (function) Enter the function to perform after being idle for the specified delay
time. P = Preset, V = Preset Tour, T = Mimic Tour. The function
displays on the screen as PS=, PT=, or MT=, respectively.
NUM (number) Enter the Preset number (1–160 with some exceptions), Preset
Tour number (1–16), or Tour number (1–16). Depending on the
protocol setting of the ACUIX and the control system being used,
specific Presets may be used for special setup and control
functions and are not available for the default function. Refer to
Table
Programming with Honeywell Diamond
Pre-programmed Presets ACUIX (VCL)
Programming with Honeywell VCL Protocol
numbers.
If the function is programmed, the title appears on the screen. For
example, if P (Preset) 1 is entered and it has been programmed
with the title, Entrance Door, PS = Entrance Door displays on
the screen. If Preset 1 is entered, and it has not been programmed,
PS = Does Not Exist displays on the screen.
DLY (delay) Enter the amount of time (minutes: seconds) the ACUIX should be
idle before performing the default function. The maximum delay is
99 minutes and 59 seconds.
Select Y to enable or N to disable the default function.
ENA (enable)
Table 7-7 Default Function Operation
If:
Default Function is disabled
Default Function is enabled,
and the ACUIX is idle for the
programmed Delay setting
Alarms are present and the
ACUIX reaches the Delay
setting
ACUIX High Speed Dome User Manual
7-4, Pre-programmed Presets
Then:
ACUIX remains at its present position until it
receives a control command.
The ACUIX performs the function (Preset, Preset
Tour, or Mimic Tour) programmed in the default
function setup menu after the programmed delay
with no activity.
The ACUIX automatically acknowledges the current
alarm, resets its delay timer, and then processes the
next alarm in numerical order. The ACUIX processes
all alarms in this manner before performing the
default function.
in Chapter 3, Operation and
Protocol, and Table 4-2,
in Chapter 4, Operation and
for reserved Preset
99