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3 – PA Silent

This zone is monitored at all times. When triggered, it can activate outputs that follow the

Panic Alarm (page 44) or P.A. Alarm (page 54) event, but it does not cause an audible

alarm. It cannot be used to generate confirmed alarms (page 89).

4 – PA Audible

This is the same as the PA Silent zone type, but also generates a full alarm.

5 – Fire

A Fire zone is normally connected to a smoke detector that is monitored at all times.

When triggered, it generates a fire tone at keypads and at the panel's extension

loudspeaker (if fitted). It also activates the strobe and pulses the external bell output for

the Bell Duration time (page 61), providing it is not disabled by the Bell & Strobe attribute

(page 37).

See also the Unset Fire ward attribute (page 37) and Latching Fire configuration setting

(page 86).

6 – Technical

This zone is monitored at all times. When an event triggers the zone, the control unit

activates any outputs of type Technical (page 45) and sounds an alert tone at the keypads.

The user can reset the alert by entering their access code at a keypad.

7 – Final Exit

A Final Exit zone must be the first detector or door contact that is triggered when entering

the protected area. Once set, triggering this zone starts the ward Entry Delay timer (page

61).

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While the Entry Delay timer is running, any Entry zone (page 24), or any zone that

has the Access attribute (page 28) set to YES does not cause an alarm.

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The Entry Delay timer can also be started if the system is part set by triggering a

Normal Alm zone that has the Entry attribute (page 29) set to YES.

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You may want to set the Access attribute for a Final Exit zone to YES to prevent the

keypad sounder from making a "zone in fault triggered" tone when the detector is

triggered.

If the setting mode is Final Exit or Exit Terminate (page 76), triggering the zone when

exiting the protected area affects when the panel sets the ward.

8 – Exit Term

An Exit Terminator zone is normally connected to a push button outside the protected

area, and is used as a positive confirmation that setting of the associated wards is

required. Depending on the setting mode (page 76), triggering an exit terminator may be

required before the panel can set the associated wards, or triggering exit terminator may

shorten the period for the wards to set.

An exit terminator zone type is not relevant for the entry procedure.

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