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INPUT TYPES

Type

Operation

Unsed

Factory default

Zone is out of operation

01 Fire Active at all times

Audible response: Full

(differentiated)

Communicator:

‘

Fire

’

signal

02 Gas Active at all times

Audible response: Full

(differentiated)

Communicator:

‘

Gas

’

signal

03 PA Active at all times

Audible response: Full

(differentiated)

Communicator:

‘

Hold Up

’

and

‘

HU Input

’

signals

04 Silent

Active at all times

Audible response: None

Communicator:

‘

Hold Up

’

and

‘

Zone

’

signals

When unset

Audible response: Internal

Communicator:

‘

Tamper

’

signal

05 Tamper

When set

Audible response: Full

Communicator:

‘

Tamper

’

‘

Intruder

’

signals.

Intruder

Active when set

Audible response: Full

Communicator:

‘

Intruder

’

signal

07 Final

Exit

(FX)

Active when set

–

initiates

Entry time

If system not unset before

entry time expires:

Audible response: Full

Communicator:

‘

Intruder

’

signal

08 Entry

Route

(ER)

Active when set, except

during entry time

Audible response: Full

Communicator:

‘

Intruder

’

signal

Type

Operation

09 ER

/Area

When Fully set, acts as ER

zone, as above

FX When

‘

Part

’

set, acts as FX

zone, as above

10 When Fully set, acts as FX

zone, as above

/Area

When

‘

Part

’

set, acts as ER

zone, as above

11 PTS Active during exit time to

complete setting procedure

No audible or

communicator response.

Switcher

Active at all times.

No audible or

communicator response.

Triggers associated output

for switching other

equipment.

13 Day Alarm

Ward Control

16 Fault

Closure

Supervision

18 Shunt

Additional types

available for

advanced

applications

–

see full

Engineering Manual

19 Unset Active when set. Accepts

input from Keyswitch (or

equivalent) to UNSET the

area(s) assigned to it

20 Key-

switch

(Latch)

Accepts input from

Keyswitch (or equivalent) to

set / unset the area(s)

assigned to it. Setting

includes normal exit time,

etc.

21 Entry

Shock

Active when system set.

Works in conjunction with

"FX" zone type for

detection of forced entry.

See next page for details.

22 Key-

switch

(Pulsed)

As type 20, but accepts a

pulsed input such as a radio

pendant to set/unset

system

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NOTES:

‘Part’ set refers to levels B, C or D on a

‘Level Setting’ system, or to any

combination other than all available areas

on an ‘Area Setting’ system.

By default, all inputs are pre-set as ‘unused’

and must be programmed before the

system can be used. The input will NOT be

live, and therefore cannot be Walk tested,

until after exiting Engineer mode.

A trigger from an ‘Entry Route’ input will be

stored for 2 seconds before an alarm is

activated. If a Final Exit input is triggered

within this time, the system will select entry

time, rather than an immediate alarm.

Entry Shock Input Type*

This input type is always used in

conjunction with a 'Final Exit' input.

The 'FX' input is a door contact on the

initial entry door, the 'Entry Shock'

input is a

non-latching

shock sensor

fitted to the door frame in the vicinity

of the lock.

If the initial entry door is subject to

gross attack and forced open, an

alarm will be triggered and at the

expiry of entry time only one further

intruder detector needs to be tripped

to signal a sequentially confirmed

alarm - the 'Entry Shock' input counts

as the first to alarm.

The Final Exit door contact must be

opened within 10 seconds of the

shock detector triggering for the

Entry Shock response to apply.

Triggering the Entry Shock input in

isolation will NOT generate an alarm of

any kind.

* Entry Shock input type is only used if

the system is installed to comply with

DD243:2004 using unsetting in accord

with section 6·4·5.

SECURITY PATTERNS

G2 panels use LEVEL setting, G3+ and MSX

panels may use LEVEL or AREA setting.

LEVEL SETTING

The user has a choice of setting A

D. Each

‘

set

’

level will provide a

different pattern of security coverage.

Each input therefore will need to be

allocated to the required levels.

For example, the front door may need

to be active in all setting scenarios, and

would therefore be programmed as

[ABCD]. On the other hand, the master

bedroom may only need to be active if

ALL the system is set, and would

therefore be assigned to [A ]. The

kitchen may need to be active at all

times, except when the dog is left at

home (

‘

’

set) and at night (

‘

’

set) and

would be programmed [A C ].

AREA SETTING

The user has the option of setting any

combination of the areas, and of

‘

adding to

’

‘

subtracting from

’

the list

of areas set.

NOTE: When partially set, the default will be

to ADD additional areas up to the validity of

the code, unless entry time has started, in

which case relevant areas will be Unset.

Normally inputs will be allocated to a

single area. Alternatively, they may be

programmed to more than one area, in

which case the choice is available of

‘

ANY

’

(inputs live if

any

of programmed

areas is set) or

‘

ALL

’

(inputs live only if

all

of programmed areas are set).

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