Instant - A zone or input will create an immediate alarm condition when armed.
Keypad - The user interface to the control panel, from which all commands and functions are
carried out.
Keypad tamper - After 21 incorrect key depressions on the keypad, the system will go into a keypad
tamper condition. Entry of a valid 4-digit user code will clear this condition.
Output - A terminal on the control panel that would be used to switch external peripherals
such as lights, sirens, strobe lights, gate control, etc.
Medical - A medical key is provided on the keypad to provide local keypad buzzers as an
audible warning, as well as report to the alarm monitoring company.
Memory - After any alarm condition and a valid 4 digit user code has been entered the keypad
will display “Memory “ and the alarm condition that was present. Any 24-hour input
that is triggered in the disarmed mode will also be displayed as an alarm memory.
Entering of a valid 4-digit user code will clear the memory condition.
Panic - A 24-hour input to provide local warning and/or remote communications to the
alarm monitoring company. These panic points could be either fixed, portable or
remote, or the panic key on the keypad.
Partition - An area consisting of one or more zones, acting independently of any other areas.
A partition is controlled via its own keypad as if it were a separate control panel.
Users are assigned to operate in one or more partitions, during the system
programming cross partitioning can be setup.
Reset - Clear an alarm condition by entering a valid 4-digit user code.
System ready - All zones are closed and secure. System is ready for arming.
System not ready - One or more zones are open or violated. These zone must be closed or if faulty,
bypassed before the system may be armed.
Tamper - If programmed as tamper, the wiring and detectors are supervised on a 24-hour
basis against tampering (dual end of line).
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