CA824 Alarm System User Manual 23
Programming
Each user can access certain menus for setting of parameters concerning the every
day system operation.
To program some parameters, the user needs to be given permissions by the system
engineer or a system manager.
Advanced users may utilize the Complete Menu Map, shown on Page 48, to navigate
the programming menus.
User Codes
The CA824 Alarm System supports 31 user codes and one system engineer code.
The system engineer code grants access to all system parameters.
Each user has the following properties:
a name;
a code;
rights (permission to operate certain areas);
attributes (permissions to perform certain procedures).
The user name and code can be set the respective user and by a system engineer or
manager. The other parameters can be set by the system engineer or a system
manager only.
The user name can be eight characters long and comprises figures, capital or small
Latin or Cyrillic letters. See the table on Page 8 for the correspondence between the
number of the pressings of a certain key and the character displayed on the LCD.
Each user can be given the right to operate any area.
The user attributes apply to all areas, the user is given the right to operate. I.e. the
user can not be given different attributes for the different areas.
The attributes and the corresponding actions are revealed in table on Page 31.
Note: If a user is not assigned any attribute, the user code is not active!
The user code can contain the figures from 0 to 9 only. Its length can be programmed
by the system engineer to be either four or six figures long.
The CA824 Alarm System support ambush codes. Ambush code is a personal code
that disarms the system, but still sends alarm signal. Its purpose to indicate that the
user is forced to disarm the system against his or her will.
The ambush code is produced from a personal code by increasing the last number
by one. If the last number is 9, it is replaced by 0 in the ambush code.
Note: When an ambush code is entered, the alarm is not activated and no
indication of an alarm condition is displayed on the LCD!
A user code can not be the same as an ambush code!
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