Risco ProSYS Plus - Clock Menu; Event Log Menu

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Clock Menu
Clock parameters
Time & Date – To set the system time and date, scroll to each space and enter/re-enter the
time and date definitions (required for all Scheduler programming – see below).
Scheduler
NOTE: For complete Scheduler and Vacation procedures, see the ProSYS Plus User Manual.
You can configure the following automated system operations according to schedules (and
other criteria) that you define
:
• Arming/disarming the system one-time only within the next 24 hours
• Up to 64 re-occurring weekly schedules for arming/disarming the system and/or
activating/deactivating up to 4 UOs (utility outputs)
• Up to 99 vacation schedules for UO activation and system arming
One-Time: Define a one-time automatic arm/disarm of the system at a specific time within
the next 24 hours.
Weekly Schedules: Define up to 64 weekly schedules for automatic arming/disarming and
automatic activation/deactivation of utility outputs. Each schedule can be defined with up to
2 time intervals (2 separate start & stop times) per day. For automatic arming/disarming,
you have the option to set a "user limitation" safeguard that prevents users that you define
from disarming the system during time intervals that you specify.
Inactivity Timer (for Arm/Disarm option): If there is no detection from any of the zones in
partitions with an automatic schedule (that has the Arm/Disarm option defined by the
Grand Master with the Inactivity Timer set to ON), then those partitions will be
automatically armed according to the Inactivity Timer parameter definition (see Inactivity
Timer
on page 81).
User Limitation (for the UO option): You can apply a "user limitation" mechanism to
prevent selected users from disarming the system during 1 or 2 specified time intervals per
day. By default users do not have a user limitation applied.
Vacation – To set up to 99 vacation schedules for automatic arming & UO activation (with
respective dates/ times as well as partitions for arming)
Event Log Menu
Event Log parameters
View of up to 2000 system events. Each event displays with the date and time.
Scroll to an event number, and then press OK to view its details.
Notes
• The events memory cannot be erased
• To skip to blocks of 100 events backward or forward, use respectively