Chapter 3: Menu reference > Option 6 Test Report
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Option
6 Test
Report
Inputs can be programmed to be included in either an access test or a secure
test. This means that a predefined timer starts running, and during this interval
the system looks for the input’s state to be toggled from sealed to unsealed and
back to sealed (typically by a technician activating a sensor such as a door
contact). See “Testing input devices” on page 14.
If an access test or a secure test (interval) has occurred and any inputs that are
programmed to be included in the test have not been toggled (i.e. tested), they
will be available for viewing via the Test Report option.
From the User menu prompt (see “Using the keypad” on page 7), press
[6] [ENTER] to display the current testing status of inputs configured for access
or secure testing.
Test Report 1-Access 2-Secure
Option:
Press [1] [ENTER] to display the results of inputs tested during access
(disarmed) tests. See “Access test report” below.
Enter [2] and press [ENTER] to display the results of inputs tested during secure
(armed) tests. See “Secure test report” on page 22.
Alternatively, press [ENTER] to exit this option.
Access test report
This function displays the results of the access (disarmed) test, which can be
performed on specific inputs and cameras to see if they are operating correctly.
The inputs must be programmed to be included in access tests (determined by
the input’s test type). The system must be programmed with an appropriate test
mode.
From the Test Report menu option, enter [1] and press [ENTER] to display the
results of inputs tested during access tests. If all inputs that are programmed to
be tested (including 0 inputs) during an access test have been tested, the LCD
screen displays the following.
No Untested Inputs.
Press ENTER
Alternatively, when one or more inputs are untested, the LCD screen displays the
inputs. If you see only numbers and no names, refer to “Displaying input names”
on page 8.
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