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2 D-307494 PowerMaster-10/30 G2 Installer Guide Addendum
5.6.6 Configuring Motion Cameras for Visual Alarm Verification
In previous versions, changing the VIEW ON DEMAND setting configured all enrolled motion cameras at once. From
PowerMaster v20.2 and later, you can configure each motion camera individually to the required viewing setting.
From PowerMaster v20.2 onwards, the location for VIEW ON DEMAND has changed:
Version 19.4 or earlier:
5:MOTION CAMERAS
04:COMMUNICATION
INSTALLER
VIEW ON DEMAND
Version 20.2 or later:
DEV
MOTION SENSORS
02:ZONES/DEVICES INSTALLER
VIEW ON DEMAND
SETTINGS
Option Configuration Instructions
VIEW ON DEMAND
The VIEW ON DEMAND configuration determines in which arming modes the feature is
enabled.
Options: disabled (default); in all modes; in AWAY only; in HOME only; in HOME &
AWAY; DISARM & AWAY; DISARM & HOME; and in DISARM only.
Note: Other configurations related to this feature, such as VIEW TIME WINDOW, UPLOAD FILM and KIDS COME
HOME are unchanged.
5.7.3 PGM Output Configuration
From PowerMaster v20.2 onwards it is possible to:
(1) You can activate a PGM output for up to six sensors (zones). See PGM: BY SENSOR for more details.
(2) You can activate a PGM output in response to temperature, presence, and light sensor signals. See PGM: BY
SENSOR for more details.
(3) You can program an output using both wired and wireless sirens and strobes. See PGM: BY OTHER for more
details.
Option Configuration Instructions
PGM:BY SENSOR
Zone A Z:_ _
Zone B Z:_ _
Zone C Z:_ _
Zone D Z:_ _
Zone E Z:_ _
Zone F Z:_ _
You can trigger a PGM output when any of the six available sensors activate. The output
triggers when the system is either armed or disarmed.
To configure and PGM output, complete the following steps:
Press to enter the PGM: BY SENSOR sub menu and then select the zone you wish to
program, for example Zone A. If the zone was configured before, the display shows the
current zone number (Z:xx) and if not, the zone number is blank (Z:_ _).
To configure the zone number, press . Enter the two digit zone number that you wish to
activate the PGM output for and press to confirm.
Select ZONE ACTIVITY to define which activity in the selected zone will trigger the PGM.
Options: Open/Violate (default); Close; Presence; No Presence; Light ON; Light
OFF; Very HOT; Very HOT RSTR; Cold; Cold RSTR; Freezing; Freezing RSTR;
Freezer; Freezer RSTR
Select PGM ACTION to define the PGM behavior.
Note: If you select toggle, the PGM output turns on when an event occurs in any of these
zones and is turned off when the next event occurs, alternately.
Note: If the zone number needs to be updated for an existing PGM configuration, the PGM
action must be changed for the update to take effect. In order to do this, change the PGM
action to a temporary value and then return to the menu to change it back to the required
action.
To add another sensor, select another zone (Zone B to Zone F,) and repeat the above
process.
When the procedure is complete, press to return to the home screen.
Note: After you exit from the installer mode, all PGM outputs are turned off
Options: disabled (default); turn ON; turn OFF; activate PULSE; toggle

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