TP8-64 - User Manual Control by console
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QUICK COMMANDS - OPERATIONS WITHOUT CODE
Quick arming and disarming count among the quick commands. They are explained in
the relative section of this chapter:
z Quick arming Par. 4.1.3
z Quick disarming Par. 4.2.4
z Quick activation/deactivation remote controls Par. 4.4
4.8 RELEASE OF PANIC ALARM
In case of danger the user can release a panic alarm by pressing the keys arrow up and
arrow down (wy) on the console simultaneously even if the control panel is in
stand-by.
If programmed accordingly, the control panel activates a call for panic alarm.
4.9 VIEWING OF ZONE STATUS
To check zone status if the control panel is in stand-by press:
+ # YES
On the display are viewed the open zones in sequence with an interval of approximately
2 seconds between one and the next (see paragraph 4.1). After scanning of the zones
the control panel returns to stand-by.
4.10 VIEWING ALARM MEMORY
When the control panel is in stand-by, the LCD consoles permit viewing of the alarms
that have occured during the last arming period by pressing:
+ MEM
On the display all the alarms that have occured and that have been stored in the event
buffer during the last arming period are displayed in sequence with an interval of
approximately 2 seconds between one and the next.
after scanning of the alarm memory the control panel returns to stand-by.
Viewing of alarm of a specific program
To view the stored alarms of a specific alarm, preced the MEM key with the program
number, e.g.:
+ 1 MEM
Viewing
Ctrl panel
OPEN ZONES
Zone 2
Viewing
Ctrl panel
MEM. ALARM
Zone 2
Viewing
Program 1
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