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Engineering Manual Engineer Menu 1-4

Give the keypad an odd address (1 or 3) to follow output 1.

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

and above the eight zone provided by the MSNode.

Step 3 – Select Which Item the Output Follows

At this stage select the general type of event that should activate the output (you can select

specific types in Step 4):

1– System

The output activates when an event relating to the status of the alarm system in general

occurs.

2 – Ward

The output activates when an event relating to a specific ward occurs.

3 – Zone

The output activates when an event relating to a specific zone occurs.

4 – User

The output activates when a specified user enters their user code. The operation of the

output depends on whether Timed code o/p or Latched code o/p is selected (page 86).

5 – Zone Output Group

The output will follow the status of a specified zone output group (page 33). The output is

activated if any of the zones in the group are triggered.

Step 4 – Select Ward, Zone, User or Zone Output Group Number

If appropriate, select the particular ward, zone, user or zone output group the output should

follow.

Step 5 – Select Event to Activate Output

If you have chosen the output to follow a ward, zone or the system, you need to select the

event that should activate the output.

System Output Types

The following events are applicable if you have chosen the output to follow the system:

000 – Bell (SAB)

Activates when the control panel bell output is on, and deactivates when the control panel

bell output is off. The bell output may be activated on a confirmed or unconfirmed alarm,

depending on whether Bells on Confirm or Bells on Unconf is selected (page 90).

001 – System Strobe

Activates when the control panel strobe output is on; deactivates when the control panel

strobe output is off.

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Cooper Security M2000 User's Guide Page 51