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Engineering Manual Engineer Menu 1-1

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Except when in Walk Test mode (User option 1-1-2), all programmed zone types are active

and can be communicated to an ARC, even while an engineer is logged in. If the system is

connected to an ARC and work carried out the system could cause alarms to trigger, it is

recommended that you contact the ARC before work begins to avoid any unnecessary call-

outs.

You must program each zone using Engineer option 1-1 in order for the system to function

correctly. The number of available zones depends on the panel type and expansion devices you

are using (see page 2).

Use the following steps and the flowchart on the previous page to program a zone.

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Advanced zone programming options are available in option 1-2.

Step 1 – Select Zone

The 4-digit number shown in the bottom-left corner of the display indicates the zone to be

programmed.

For all zones:

The first digit is the network number. This is the network number of the device that the

zone is connected to (0 for zones connected to the control panel PCB). The number of

available networks depends on the type of control unit; see pages 3 to 4 .

The next two digits specify the device address that the zone is connected to (00 for zones

connected to the control panel PCB). For devices such as keypads, the device address is

determined by a link or switch on the device PCB.

Note that the zones on keypads attached to MSNodes do not provide extra zones over and

above the eight zone provided by the MSNode.

The final digit specifies the zone number on the selected device.

Example: 2031 is (reading right to left): zone 1 of device address 03 connected to network 2.

Zones connected to the control panel are numbered 0001 to 0008.

Step 2 – Select Zone Type

The zone type defines how the panel will respond when the zone is triggered. The following

zone types are available:

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By default, a zone is "triggered" by opening the zone contacts. If the zone's Inverted

attribute is set to YES (page 29), the zone triggers when the zone contacts close.

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Copying zone details: Pressing B or

at step 2 copies all properties of the previously

programmed zone.

0 – Not Used

This zone never generates any alarm. It can, however, be used to operate an output

programmed to mimic the zone status; see page 58.

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