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12 – Global Unsetting / Local Unsetting
Global Unsetting (default) – Allows users to unset a ward from any keypad, providing the
ward has been allocated to the user (as specified in User option 2-4; see the Manager's
Manual).
Local Unsetting – Allows a user to unset a ward only if the ward has been allocated to
the user and the keypad belongs to that ward (page 35).
13 – 24hr Omit Global / 24hr Omit Local
24hr Omit Global (default) – Allows a zone to be omitted or shunted from any keypad.
24hr Omit Local
– Allows a zone to be omitted or shunted from a keypad only if the zone
is in the same ward as the keypad.
14 – Ward Bell Time / Global Bell Time
Ward Bell Time (default) – Causes the panel to use the Bell Delay (page 57) or Bell
Duration (page 57) ward timers when the system is full or part set (i.e. not all wards set).
Global Bell Time
– Causes the panel to use the Bell Delay (page 57) or Bell Duration
(page 57) ward timers when the system is part set. When the system is full set, the panel
uses the Sys Bell Dly (page 58) and Sys Bell Dur (page 58) timers.
15 – Latching Fire / Nonlatching Fire
Latching Fire (default) – Fire zones (page 27) will cause an alarm when triggered and will
be re-armed only after entering a user code twice (once to silence the alarm, and once
to reset the alarm).
Nonlatching Fire – Fire zones will cause an alarm when triggered. On entering a user
code, the alarm is silenced. The zone is re-armed immediately after a user code is
entered to silence the alarm.
16 – Timed code o/p / Latched code o/p
This setting is used for outputs that follow a user code (page 42). It is typically used to
unlock and re-lock a door when a user code is entered.
Timed code o/p (default) – If the output is latched (see step 6 of the flow chart on page
39), the output activates for approximately 2 seconds when a user code is entered, then
deactivates. If the output is pulsed, the output activates for the duration of the
programmed pulse time, then deactivates.
Latched code o/p
– If the output is latched, the output activates when a user code is
entered, then deactivates when the user code is entered again. If the output is pulsed,
the output activates for the duration of the programmed pulse time, then deactivates.
17 – Latching 24hr / Nonlatching 24hr
Latching 24hr
(default)
– 24 Hour zones (page 26) will cause an alarm when triggered
and will be re-armed only after entering a user code twice (once to silence the alarm,
and once to reset the alarm).
Nonlatching 24hr
– 24 Hour zones will cause an alarm when triggered. On entering a
user code, the alarm is silenced. The zone is re-armed immediately after a user code is
entered to silence the alarm.
18 – Access code only / Access all codes
Access code only (default) – Causes outputs that follow the Access Code or Access
event (page 45 or 54) to activate only when a user code of type Access is entered.
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