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16. MAINTENANCE

16.1 Viewing Event Log Memory (Function 113)

Press .

he second to last event

is displayed. This is

because the last event is

usually entering

Engineer Mode, and this

is not really relevant to

most diagnostic

exercises

00:12 SUN 01 JAN

>DISARMED

Press the  key to view more recent events.

00:13 SUN 01 JAN

>ENGINEER START

Press the  key to view older events.

Example shows a user

code was entered after

an alarm

00:11 SUN 01 JAN

>UC POST ALARM

o view more information about an event, press

the  key.

NOTE: Some events do not have additiona

information, and you will see a blan

screen as a result.

Example shows that

Sandra (user 01)

entered the user code

Example shows an even

with no additional

information

SANDRA

>01

To return to the event press the  key.

00:11 SUN 01 JAN

>UC POST ALARM

Press  to exit the log.

Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
- Software Version4
1 Engineer Menu System6
- Entering Engineers Mode6
- Exiting Engineers Mode6
- Entering Engineer Menu6
- Exiting Engineer Menu6
- Testing Partitions6
- Navigating the Menu6
- Menu Sections6
- Initial Power up6
- Menu Structure6
2 Accessing User Functions10
3 Change Engineer Code (Function 125)11
4 System Options12
- System Options 1 (Function 200)12
- System Options 2 (Function 201)13
- System Options 3 (Function 202)14
5 Zones15
- Zone Connections (Function 250)15
- Zone Names on LCD Keypad (Function 252)15
- Zone Type - Arm Mode a (Function 261)17
- Zone Type - Arm Mode B (Function 262)17
- Zone Type - Arm Mode C (Function 263)17
- Zone Type - Arm Mode D (Function 264)17
- Zone Attributes - Arm Mode a (Function 271)18
- Zone Attributes - Arm Mode B (Function 272)18
- Zone Attributes - Arm Mode C (Function 273)18
- Zone Attributes - Arm Mode D (Function 274)18
- Zone Partition (Function 280)19
- Copy Arm a to B,C & D (Function 290)19
6 Users20
- User Code Partition (Function 300)20
- User Code Attributes (Function 301)21
- Temporary Code (Function 302)21
7 Keypads/Proximity Readers22
- ICON Partition Allocation (Function 350)22
- ICON Public/Private (Function 351)22
- LCD Partition Allocation (Function 352)23
- LCD Public/Private (Function 353)23
- Change Label Messages (Function 354)24
- Assign Disarmed Labels (Function 355)25
- Assign Armed Labels (Function 356)25
- LCD Contrast (Function 357)25
- Proximity Reader Partition Allocation (Function 358)25
- Proximity Reader Public/Private (Function 359)26
- LCD Keypad Language (Function 360)26
8 Faults27
- System Fault Partition (Function 380)27
- Bell/Tamper Fault Partition (Function 381)27
9 Partition Options28
- Partition Options 1 (Function 400)28
- Partition Options 2 (Function 401)29
10 Arm Options30
- Exit Terminator - Arm Mode a (Function 450)30
- Exit Terminator - Arm Mode B (Function 451)30
- Exit Terminator - Arm Mode C (Function 452)30
- Exit Terminator - Arm Mode D (Function 453)30
- Home & Away Allocation (Function 454)31
- Partition Dependency (Function 455)32
- Keyswitch Arm Mode Allocation (Function 456)33
- Number of Rearms (Function 457)33
11 System Timers34
- Bell Time (Function 500)34
- Bell Time Delay (Function 501)34
- Entry Time (Function 502)34
- Exit Time (Function 503)35
- Final Exit Delay (Function 504)35
- Auto Arm Commence Time (Function 505)35
- Inactivity Auto Arm (Function 506)36
- AC Fail Warning Delay (Function 507)36
- Telephone Line Fail Warning Delay (Function 508)36
- Seconds in Last Minute of Day (Function 509)36
12 Outputs37
- Zone to Follow in Partition (Function 551)37
- PGM Type (Function 555)37
  - PGM Types38
- PGM Options (Function 556)39
13 Communications40
- Account Codes & Partitions Allocation (Function 600)40
- Up/Downloading Access Code (Function 601)40
- Digital Communicator Options 1 (Function 602)41
- Test Dial Time (Function 603)41
- Test Dial Interval (Function 604)42
- Telephone Number 1 Allocation (Function 605)42
- Telephone Number 2 Allocation (Function 606)42
- Telephone Number 3 Allocation (Function 607)42
- Test Dial Sequence (Function 608)43
- Anti-Code Algorithm (Function 609)43
- Digital Communicator Options 2 (Function 610)43
14 Reporting44
- Telephone Number Only (Function 651)44
- Telephone Format Only (Function 652)45
- BSIA Format Channel Map (Function 655)45
15 Send Options46
- Disarmed Mode Events Send Options (Function 700)46
- Arm Mode a Events Send Options (Function 701)47
- Arm Mode B Events Send Options (Function 702)47
- Arm Mode C Events Send Options (Function 703)47
- Arm Mode D Events Send Options (Function 704)47
- Restoral Events Send Options (Function 705)48
- Allocating Telephone Numbers to Alarm Types (Function 706)49
- MX-VOICE Module Support (Function 707)50
- Number of Voice Dials (Function 709)50
16 Maintenance51
- Viewing Event Log Memory (Function 113)51
  - Event Log Interpretation Table52
- Engineer Code NVM Reset (Function 751)57
- Programmable Outputs Test (Function 752)57
- Walk Test (Function 753)57
- Scan for Devices on the Bus (Function 754)57
- Local Up/Downloading - RS232 (Function 755)57
- Battery Charger Test (Function 756)58
- Panel Software Version Number (Function 757)59
17 Dd24360
- DD243 Options 1 (Function 800)60
- DD243 Zone Map (Function 802)60
- DD243 Partition Confirmation Times (Function 804)61
18 Wireless62
- Program Key Fob (Function 900)62
- Key Fob Actions63
- Supervision Time (Function 901)63
19 Contact ID Event Codes64
20 Engineer Quick Reference66
- Entering / Exiting Engineer Mode66
- Programming Functions66
- Engineer Functions68

Brand	Pyronix
Model	Matrix 832
Category	Control Panel
Language	English

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