4.3 Enabling by other command system
4.3.1 Enabling
All the SKI connector for the electronic key, the PXR reader for the proximity key and the
KBC, KBM and KBT keypads have two LEDs, one green and one red, indicating the central unit
status (see table beside).
! Turn the key switch in the “ON” position.
! Verify that the red LED is turned off.
If it's turned on, it's necessary to close the opened doors or windows relative to the zone
that is signalled opened in the central unit.
! Insert the electronic key, or approach the proximity key to the reader, or digit the code on
the keypad.
! The green LED turns off indicating that the system is enabled.
4.3.2 Disabling
! Turn the key switch in the “ON” position.
! Verify that the red LED is turned off.
If it's turned on, it's necessary to close the opened doors or windows relative to the zone
that is signalled opened in the central unit.
! Insert the electronic key, or approach the proximity key to the reader, or digit the code on
the keypad.
! The green LED turns off indicating that the system is enabled.
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4.4 Operation of zones
4.4.1 Zone 1 (delayed)
! When the system is enabled and there is the opening of the NC line activates an alarm
cycle after a time (some seconds) set in programming called "time of entry" (is seen par.
3.1.2).
! The alarm cycle remains active for a period of time with set always in programming
(Par.3.1.3).
! After the alarm cycle, if the NC line is restored, the area excludes himself, comes back to
the restoration of the line.
We recommend using of the area for NC lines realized ??with magnetic contacts disposed
on the front door. The time of entry gives access from these inputs and reach the central to
disarm the system in the event that any inserter is not mounted SKI or PXK lector external to
the entrance door. In the case in which is mounted the inserter of the electronic key SK100 or
PXK100 externally is advisable to programming to minimum the time of entry.
4.4.2 Zone 2 (Immediate)
! When the system is enabled and there is the opening of the NC line immediately activated
an alarm cycle.
! The alarm cycle remains active for a period of time with set always in programming
(Par.3.1.3)
! After the alarm cycle, if the NC line is restored, the area excludes himself, comes back to
the restoration of the line.
We recommend using of the area for NC lines realized with volumetric detectors presence.
The possibility of excluding this area will allow the arming of the system (eg in the sleeping
zone giving you the ability to move freely in the premises, leaving the other enabled protection
zones).
4.4.3 Zona 24h (immediate)
! When the system is disabled and there is the opening of the NC line immediately activated
an alarm cycle of fixed duration of 3 minutes, even if the line is restored.
! When the system is enabled and there is the opening of the NC line immediately activated
an alarm cycle.The alarm cycle remains active for a period of time with set always in
programming (Par.3.1.3)
! After the alarm cycle, if the NC line is restored, the area excludes himself, comes back to
the restoration of the line.
4.5 Zones exclusions
Is possible disable zones of protection that is not interested to protect, by pressing the
button on the area to be excluded.
4.6 Alarm memory
At panel disarmed, if the LED "ALARM" flashes in order to know which zone caused the
alarm, simply press the "VISUALIZATION ALARM MEMORY", and the zone LEDs will flash
indicating that those who caused the last alarm.The function will be reset when the panel is
rearmed.
The line 24h is realized with a antiopening tamper internal to the devices in the system.
This status is indicated by LED on the disabled zone,
which starts to emit the flash (can be excluded areas ONLY panel disabled ).
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GREEN
LED
RED
LED
System
disabled
Opened
zone/s
Closed
zones
System
disabled
Excluded zone
Exiting
time
Alarm
memory
System
enabled
Closed
zones
System DISABLED System ENABLED
GREEN
LED
RED
LED
BOTH
ON OFF
FLASH
ON OFF
FLASH
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