Similarly there is another set of Time Zone for Sensor Point # 2: -
8 timers may be assigned to it, one for each day.
Note that if timers are not used for any day, the value 00 should be
entered.
When a sensor point is under Automatic Timer Control, it can still
be overridden by manual control. For example, if Sensor Point #1
is set to "arm" between 1800 and 2359 and again between 0000
and 0600, then if at 0400, it is disarmed, it will remain disarmed
until 1800 the following day, when Automatic Timer will rearm it.
If EL2316D is set to the EL2000 emulation mode, then output #3
functions as the Sensor Alarm Output. In this case, each time an
armed sensor is activated, it will activate the Sensor Alarm Output.
The duration that this alarm will remain on is controlled by either of
2 factors, namely, manual disarming action and "ALARM DURN"
setting. If the Alarm Duration is set to say 600 seconds (10
minutes), then the alarm will continue until 10 minutes is up, after
which it will deactivate automatically. However, if the alarm is
manually disarmed (by a special card, or by a master card, or
remotely from a PC), then the alarm will immediately stop. A timer
is provided that allows you to set the duration in seconds from 0 to
999 seconds. Setting the value to 0 means that the alarm will only
stop when manually disarmed. The Alarm duration is set in the
Engineering Menu.
4.6
OUTPUT MENU
The Output Menu consists of 3 commands associated with the
control of output points. These output points might be used, for
example, to switch on buzzers, pumps, lights, air-conditioners, fans
etc. All 6-output points can be individually controlled. Note that
there are 3 sources of control.
1. By manual command, ON OUTP and OFF OUTP.
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