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In a three floor building, the first floor is defined as Partition #1, the second as Partition #2 and
the third as Partition #3. There are 3 users and 3 keypads, with different authorization levels:
User #2 is authorized to use all three keypads.
User #4 is authorized to use only keypad #1, which controls and displays only
partition #2.
Users #1 & #2 are authorized to use only Keypad #2 which controls and displays all
3 partitions.
User #3 is authorized to use only keypad #3 which controls and displays only
partition #3.
Example C: office compound
Figure 5. Implementing partitions - Example D
A compound is made of 16 offices, each is located in a separate room. Each room is assigned as a
partition and can be controlled by different users, remote controls, key switches and RFID tags.
The single keypad in this example will display the status of all partitions, though the users will
only be able to control their authorized partition/s.
A detector located at the entrance and allocated to all partitions protects the entrance, as soon as
all partitions are armed. This detector will be disarmed as soon as the first partition is disarmed.
Example E: business installation
Figure 6. Common application for partitions
The headquarters of a company is divided into 4 departments: each has its own keypad,
employees, working hours, etc. The employees (i.e. users) can have access only to their
department/partition, or to several.
12.1.2 Displaying armed partitions
The Installer can enable the displaying of the status of the partition. Armed partitions are
displayed with “X”, above the corresponding number.
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