Eaton i-on Series - Page 77

i-on Range Installer Menu Options
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Some output types can be assigned to zones or partitions. If you select those types then
the keypad display will show a further menu allowing you to select the appropriate zones
or partitions.
The output types available are:
Type:
(nn=shortcut)
Active when:
Assign to Partitions?
Pulsed?
Not Used (00)
(Never)
Fire Alarm (01)
The control unit starts a fire alarm.
Yes
Yes
Hold Up Alarm
(02)
The control unit starts a hold up alarm.
Yes
Yes
Burglar Alarm (03)
Any of the following zones are triggered while set:
Yes
Yes
Normal Alarm
Tamper (in a set system)
Entry Route
Tamper Zone (in a set system)
Entry time expires
24 hour (in a set system)
Open/Close (04)
The output is active when the system (or partition) is
unset. Inactive when the system (or partition) is set.
If you allocate this output to multiple partitions then
the output will deactivate if any one partition is set or
part set.
Note: This output is inverted relative to other
outputs, it is normally at 0V for an unset (open)
system.
Yes
Yes
Alarm Abort (05)
An alarm in the selected partition has been aborted
by the user within the abort period. Deactivates
when the alarm is reset.
Yes
Yes
Technical Alarm
(06)
There is a technical alarm. Deactivates when the
zone causing the alarm is restored AND a user
enters a valid access code to acknowledge the
technical alarm alert.
Yes
Yes
Confirmed Alarm
(07)
There is a confirmed alarm. Deactivates when the
system is reset. The operation of this output type
depends on the option selected in System Options -
Confirmation – Confirmation Mode (see page 90):
Basic – The output operates when a second zone is
activated while the partition(s) is still in alarm.
DD243 or BS8243 – The output activates when a
second alarm zone is triggered within the period of
the confirmation timer, and in the same partition as
the first alarm zone to be triggered.
Yes
Yes