User Manual INTEGRA
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Panic alarm – activated from keypad or otherwise as defined by the installer (e.g., by
pressing pushbutton).
Auxiliary alarm – activated from keypad (for example, call for medical aid) or otherwise as
defined by the installer (e.g., remote controller or pushbutton).
Technical alarm – activated by various specialist detectors.
The way of signaling individual alarms may be different, as defined by the system installer. It may
be an alarm siren, information to the monitoring station, visual alarm, audible alarm and/or
keypad message, telephone message, activation of other external devices.
The alarm is cleared simultaneously with disarming. Clearing the alarm without disarming is
possible by means of the user function C
LEAR ALARM
.
The alarm can be cleared by a user authorized to clear alarms in the given partition/object.
The alarm will be cleared after entering the code and confirming it with the [#] key. If the user
is authorized to disarm the partition, the alarm clearance will be accompanied by disarming.
The disarming will not be effected automatically, if the user may disarm more than one
partition. He must then chose the partitions to be disarmed. He can also cancel the disarming
by pressing the [
*
] key. In order to clear the alarm without disarming the partition, it is
possible to use the user function C
LEAR ALARM
.
Immediately after the alarm is cleared, viewing of the violated zones is possible. If the user
decides not to view them immediately, he can do it at a later date by means of the user
option V
IEW CLEARED ALARMS
. The function will be available in the user menu until the viewing
is done.
6.13 A
LARM MESSAGING BY TELEPHONE
The telephone communicator built in the INTEGRA control panel enables information on
alarms to be transmitted through telephone line to any telephone number. The sent message
can be adapted to the alarm type (the system installer may install voice synthesizers to
enable playback of any prerecorded sounds). The INTEGRA 128 control panel makes it
possible to reproduce 32 different voice messages. Who will be notified of which alarm by the
control panel is specified by the installer, who programs the corresponding telephone
numbers and defines the rules of messaging.
The control panel may also transmit information on 230V power supply loss or output
activation in the form of voice messages (or pager messages). Power supply loss poses a
serious threat to the protected facility and the alarm system, therefore, this information is
recognized as equally important as information on alarms, while reporting the output status
can be very useful, e.g. to perform the control functions.
The person called by the control panel, may confirm receipt of the message. A special code
is used for this purpose, programmed individually (by the installer) for each telephone
number. When the message is not confirmed, the control panel may repeat the message
transmission (number of repeats to be programmed by the installer). The code is entered
from the telephone keypad. The telephone must be set to the DTMF tone dialing.
If the entered code is wrong, the control panel will signal the fact with two long tones (beeps).
Correct code is confirmed by four short and one long beeps.
If a single short beep is heard every three seconds instead of the above mentioned signals,
the code is correct but you must wait, because there are several messages regarding
different alarms.
If you make a mistake when entering the code, press any numeric key to supplement the
code to four digits (then the control panel will signal a wrong code), and then re-enter the
correct code.
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