Chapter 3: Menu reference > Option 13 Start Auto Access Test
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Test Individual Input
Input No:
Enter an input number and then press [ENTER] to display the state of the input
and begin the testing interval.
SEALED on 6, Loading dock
Press ENTER
Unseal the input device and then seal it. When the input is unsealed, open, short,
or sealed, the display should indicate the state.
UNSEALED on 6, Loading dock
Press ENTER
Depending on how your system is programmed for input tamper monitoring (four-
state or two-state), the results can indicate the conditions shown in Table 2
below.
Table 2: Input testing results
Input condition 4-state monitoring (default) 2-state monitoring
Sealed Sealed Sealed
Unsealed Unsealed Unsealed
Open circuit Open Unsealed
Short circuit Short Unsealed
If the input is not sealed, the RAS emits a continuous tone. When the input is
sealed, the display will be updated and the tone will stop. Alternatively, press
[ENTER] to stop the tone and return to the previous screen.
Press [ENTER] when finished to exit this option.
Note: If the test is not completed within the input test time (default is 5 minutes),
the option is exited.
Option
13
Start Auto Access Test
From the User menu prompt (see “Using the keypad” on page 7), press
[1] [3] [ENTER] to initiate a defined interval during which specific untested inputs
and cameras (camera count input types) may be tested to see if they are
operating correctly when the area is in access (disarmed).
Note: This option may be used regardless of the programmed Challenger system
test mode. However, if an access test was automatically run and completed
before using this option, then the Test Completed message will display, and no
inputs will need to be tested.
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