68 HUNTER-PRO Series Installation Guide
5.6.3 AC Report Delay
Set the time (in minutes) a mains (AC) failure report will be delayed (Up to 250
minutes).
5.6.4 Phone Report Delay
This is a feature which is meant to prevent false telephone line alarms: The fault report
is delayed for the time (in minutes) set in this menu. If the line is normally clear it is
recommended to set the delay time to zero (No delay).
5.6.5 Burglary Report Delay
Burglary alarms will not be reported immediately to the MS if they occur within entry
delay, but delayed for the time set in this screen. If the system has been disarmed in
the mean time, the report will not be sent at all. If the entry delay is very short it is
recommended not to change the default time. This reduces superfluous reports.
5.6.6 Soak Test Days
Set the number of days a zone (Mostly, a zone that causes false alarms) will be in test
mode. During this period of time, any violation of the zone will neither be reported to
the MS nor trigger the alarm/private dialer. It will be displayed in the “Fast display”
mode and will only be logged in the memory log.
The max test period is 7 days. After this period the zone will automatically return to
normal operation. If set to “0” the zone returns to normal at midnight of the same day
the test begun. There is no limit of the number of soaked zones.
The soak zone menu is located under Tests (#0).
In PIMA display mode, the letter “T” indicates the zone is under a
test mode
5.6.7 Double Knock
Double Knock is a feature for reducing false alarms: A zone set as ‘Double knock’ will
alarm only when it is violated twice within a period of time which is set in this screen
(see “Zone Programming” section 5.4).
There is no limit with the no. of Double knock zones.
If a Double Knock zone is violated continuously, an alarm will
be set off after the preset time
5.6.8 Conditioned Zones Time
Set the time span (in seconds) for conditioned zones to set off an alarm, only if 2 of
them are violated within a pre-determined period of time, set in this screen (see “Zone
Programming”, section 5.4).
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