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c) INTELLIGENT SETTING

(i) LEVEL SETTING

This will function only if a code

valid for

‘

A

’

(ALL) is used to set the

system. The system will commence

‘

full

’

setting at

‘

intelligent

’

volume

level.

If the nominated

‘

intelligent

’

zone

is activated during exit time, the

system will switch automatically to

level

‘

B

’

set.

(ii) AREA SETTING

This will function ONLY if a code

including area

‘

B

’

is used. The

system will commence setting the

areas authorised by the code, with

exit tone at

‘

intelligent

’

level.

If the nominated

‘

intelligent

’

zone

is activated during exit time, the

system will automatically OMIT area

‘

B

’

and

‘

quick

-

set

’

remaining areas.

NOTE: To be able to unset

successfully, a detector MUST be

sited to start entry time before

unsetting.

(iii) ALL SYSTEMS

If a final exit (FX) zone is triggered

before the

‘

intelligent

’

zone, the

system will switch to normal exit

mode and volume and continue to

set according to code validity.

NOTE: It is NOT possible to

‘Intelligent set’ other combinations

of areas/levels.

If 'intelligent set' is in use, the exit

route MUST be designed so that an

‘FX’ detector can only be triggered

when the system is definitely required

to ‘fully’ set.

The 'intelligent' detector MUST be

sited to ensure that ALL potential

system users are correctly detected.

Some "pet-immune" detectors are not

suitable.

d) ‘SETS AREAS’

This option programmes the areas

that can be set from the Setting

Point. This will be read in

conjunction with the areas

allocated to a code, so that, for

example:

‘

AB

’

code at

‘

A

’

keypad will set

only A

‘

B

’

code at

‘

AB

’

keypad will set

only B. etc.

The system will respond by setting

the resulting valid areas. Keypad

sounders respond only to signals

for areas they control.

Euro-10,12,22,28

have an alternative

option

“DEFAULT LEVEL [A ]”

. This

permits the selection of a single level

that will be SET if a code/tag is

entered at that setting point. If the

system is already set, the operation

will UNSET to the limit of validity of

the code/tag used.

e)

‘

UNSETS AREAS

’

This option programmes the areas

that can be unset from the Setting

Point. This will be read in

conjunction with the areas

allocated to a code, so that, for

example:

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