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Engineer Menu 1-9 Engineering Manual
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Note: If an intruder cuts a network cable to an expander then this will trigger a confirmed
alarm (since, effectively, more than one zone has been tampered). See option 1-9-1-31 on
page 89.
If there is a zone tamper condition when the system is unset, the control unit will:
Transmit only tamper (CID code 137/SIA code TA) messages to the ARC.
Trigger system, ward and zone outputs of type "Tamper Alarm" (or "Tamper"). Please see
the following table.
Tampers As Tamps – If there is a tamper condition when the system is set or unset, the
control unit will:
Transmit only tamper (CID code 137/SIA code TA) messages to the ARC.
Trigger system, ward and zone outputs of type "Tamper Alarm" (or "Tamper")
Table 3. Effect of Tampers as Alarms on Output Operation
OUTPUT TYPE
Tamper
Triggered
(Example)
Control
unit
Status
"Tampers
As"
System Ward Zone
Alarm Tamper Alarm Tamper Alarm Tamper
Control unit Unset Alarms Off On Off On Off Off
Keypad Unset Alarms Off On Off On Off Off
Zone Unset Alarms Off On Off On On On
Control unit Set Alarms On On On On Off Off
Keypad Set Alarms On On On On Off Off
Zone Set Alarms On On On On On On
Control unit Unset Tampers Off On Off On Off Off
Keypad Unset Tampers Off On Off On Off Off
Zone Unset Tampers Off On Off On Off On
Control unit Set Tampers Off On Off On Off Off
Keypad Set Tampers Off On Off On Off Off
Zone Set Tampers Off On Off On Off On
05 – Gen/fault: User / Eng
User – With this option selected, a user can override a general fault (page 48) when setting
the alarm system.
Eng – Prevents the alarm system from being set if there is a general fault (page 48).
06 – Telecommand Override
N – A user with a telecommand cannot set the system if there is a fault that would require
the user to acknowledge an alert at the keypad.
Y – A user can set the system with a telecommand.
Note that setting this option to “Y” is not sufficient to allow a user to set the system while
faults are present:
Option 05 Gen/fault must be set to “User” (default) to allow a telecommand to override
general faults.
Option 08 Mask Override must be set to “override” (default) to allow a telecommand to
override masking faults.
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