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Engineer Menu 1-1 Engineering Manual

Confirmation On.

After Entry Yes.

Confirm 2 zones.

Step 3 – Select Attributes

Each zone can have one or more of the following attributes to alter its operation.

1– Access

Normal Alm zones programmed with this attribute are automatically isolated during the

entry or exit procedure to allow a "walk through" route to access the keypad or to exit.

The Entry zone type (page 24) performs the same function.

You may also want to apply this attribute to a Final Exit zone type to prevent the "zone in

fault triggered" tone when exiting.

2 – Double Knock

Zones programmed with this attribute will cause an alarm only if the zone is triggered a

specified number of times within the Double Knock period (page 63), or the zone remains

active for the whole of the Double Knock period.

The number of times the zone needs to be triggered is determined by the Double Knocks

counter (page 65).

3 – Soak Test

This attribute is useful if you want to place a zone under test. The attribute enables you to

find out whether activations of the zone have occurred, without the activations causing

alarms.

After setting the attribute, the zone is isolated for the period specified by the Soak Test

timer (page 63). If the zone is activated during this period, the activation is logged,

outputs of type Soak Test Fail (page 45) are triggered and the user is informed of the zone

failure after entering a user code. The test fail message is cleared only after entering the

Engineer's code.

If at the end of the test period no activations have occurred, the control unit removes the

attribute from the zone.

Note: The control unit resets the soak test time to zero whenever an engineer or installer

logs in or applies power to the control unit.

4– Omittable

Zones with this attribute can be omitted from the setting procedure by using User option

1-2 (see the

Manager's Manual

). If the Automatic Omits configuration option is selected

(page 85), zones that are active when the system is set are automatically omitted.

5 – Reset

This attribute is normally assigned to a zone that is connected to a vibration or smoke

detector. The zone is not monitored for approximately 12 seconds during the exit

procedure. This allows the sensor to stabilise, and prevents false alarms.

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