Europlex Verifier 24 - Zone Attributes

When the Access attribute is set, an alarm will
not be generated by the zone opening while
either of the entry or exit timers are running. In
addition, in Night mode, the zone behaviour
changes to that of an E.EXIT zone. The Access
attribute is valid for ALARM zone types and
E/Exit zones only.
When the Exclude A attribute is set, an alarm
will not be generated by the zone opening
while the panel is in the Partguard A or Home
mode. The Exclude A attribute is valid for
ALARM zone type and E/Exit zones only.
When the Exclude B attribute is set, an alarm
will not be generated by the zone opening
while the panel is in the Partguard B or Night
mode. The Exclude B attribute is valid for
ALARM zone type and E/Exit zones only.
When the 24 Hour attribute is set, the zone
opening will generate an alarm in all modes
except UNSET, in which a digi output will be
tripped. This Attribute overrides the Access
and Exclude A/B attributes and is valid only for
ALARM zone type.
When the Local attribute is set, an alarm
generated by the zone opening will not result in
the digi dialler output being tripped. The Local
attribute is valid for ALARM, E.EXIT, FIRE and
F.EXIT zone types.
When the Pair attribute is set, an alarm will not
be generated by the zone opening unless at
least one other zone with the Pair attribute has
opened since the panel was set. The Pair
attribute is valid for ALARM zone type only.
When the Double attribute is set, an alarm will
not be generated by the zone unless it is the
second activation of a Double zone within the
time period specified for the double knock timer.
The Double attribute is valid for ALARM zone
type only. If both the Pair and Double attributes
are set for a zone, then an alarm activation will
occur if either of the Double or Pair conditions
are met.
When the Chime attribute is set for a zone(s),
any opening of the zone during the Unset mode
will cause the internal buzzers to activate for a
short period. The Chime attribute is valid for
ALARM, E.EXIT and TECH zones.
When the Inhibit attribute is set, a user may
inhibit this zone in Inhibit mode. Otherwise this
zone is prevented from being inhibited.
Note: Read this section thoroughly before
attempting to assign an attribute and
then calculatethe consequencesof
altering a zone's behaviour and TEST
for ALL possible permutations.
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