Chapter 4: Supplementary applications
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• The partition is configured to issue a warning (not an error) for non-security
objects that are off-normal. If non-security objects are configured to issue an
error on partition arming, then the partition will always issue an error message
and will not arm conditionally when any one single error device is off-normal.
When this occurs, the partition can only be “forced” into an arm state by
pressing the rotary controller.
• The total number of off-normal non-security devices plus the total number of
bypassed or disabled regular security devices do not exceed the maximum
number of bypassed/disabled devices (as set in the 3-SDU.)
• When security devices are in a test condition, the partition will arm with no
warning even if the number of these devices exceeds the 3-SDU setting for
maximum number of bypassed/disabled devices.
Note: Issuing an unconditional forced arm command to a partition may result in
undesirable false security alarm events.
Partition monitoring states
Use the Partition command on the Security Menu to set a partition’s monitoring
state. The following commands are available.
• Partition Disarm: Stops the system from monitoring the devices.
• Partition Away: Arms the partition so the system monitors all devices, both
perimeter and interior of the protected area.
• Partition Stay: Arms the partition so the system monitors only those devices
on the perimeter of the protected area. This leaves you free to move about
inside the partition.
• Partition Reset: System checks all devices in the partition, deletes old status
messages, and adds new status messages
Notes
• The Security Menu is only available when the security control function is
enabled during system programming.
• When arming a partition that has a disabled device, a warming message
appears. You can press the rotary controller to force the partition into the
armed state or press the Acknowledge button to exit the Partition command.
To set a partition monitoring state:
1. Access the Main Menu, and then click Security.
2. Click Partition, and then click the desired command.
3. Click the appropriate partition.
4. Enter the access level password.
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