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status of partitions he has access to, and control the R
EMOTE SWITCH
type outputs by
phone (see section "Answering Phone Calls").
Partitions – assignment of partitions the user has access to (i.e. he is authorized to arm or
disarm them, clear alarms, and start the control functions). The list of partitions shown by
this function is limited to the partitions accessible to the user entering a new user.
Type – determination of additional properties of the code – one type can be chosen for the
particular code. Below is the list of types:
1. Normal – basic code type assigned to the user.
2. Single – code to be used once only.
3. Time renewable – code for which the validity time is given when entering a new user.
Before the validity period expires, the control panel prompts the user with such a code
that he must change the code. After the change, the validity period is counted from the
beginning. After this user code type is chosen (when entering or editing), the Existence
time function appears in menu, where number of code validity days should be defined.
4. Time not renewable – code, for which the validity time period is limited to the number
of days specified when entering a new user. After this user code type is chosen (when
entering or editing), the Existence time function appears in the menu, where the
number of code validity days should be defined. The code validity period may be
changed by the user who entered a new user, or by the master user.
5. Duress – code similar to the normal user type, but the use of it generates an additional
event, which is sent to the monitoring station (“Duress alarm"). At the same time, this
code may activate a special alarm, as may be required (programmed by the installer).
This code is intended for use in the case of attack.
6. MONO output control – code, the use of which switches on the MONO
SWITCH
type
outputs. This function may be executed in partitions assigned to this type of code.
7. BI output control – code, the use of which changes the status of the BI
SWITCH
type
outputs. This function may be executed in partitions assigned to a code of this type.
Note: The control panel makes it possible to define outputs used for controlling different
types of equipment, which require controlled access. Such a control is carried out by
means of the MONO
OUTPUT CONTROL
and BI
OUTPUT CONTROL
codes. The installer
should inform the user which devices are controlled in this way.
8. Temporary partition blocking – code which de-activates partition detectors for
a certain time period (assigned to the code) when the partition is armed. After this type
of user code is chosen (when entering or editing), the Bypass time function appears in
the menu, which makes it possible to set the partition bypass time period (1–109min).
Using this type of code on LCD keypad will bypass zones in the partitions controlled by
the keypad and also assigned to the user, while using this code on the partition keypad
will only bypass the zones in the partition to which the partition keypad is assigned. The
installer selects zones which can be bypassed by the user. A proximity card or
DALLAS chip can be assigned to the code. Use of the code generates a T
EMPORARY
PARTITION
blocking event.
9. Access to cash dispenser – code which activates the procedure of access to cash
machine. The cash machine is protected 24 hours a day, but activities connected with
operating it require bypassing of detectors. The control panel automatically restores
detector operation after a strictly determined time period PROG.
10. Guard
– global code, which may be used for making rounds by guard in all partitions of
the system. Using this code (entering [CODE][#]) on the partition keypad assigned to
the partition, which the specific user has access to, will generate the “Guard round"
event and, optionally, activates partition bypass for the time of guard round PROG.
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