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Engineer Menu 1-4 Engineering Manual

46 – Set Pulse

The control unit switches this output on for 10 seconds when a user sets any ward.

47 – Unset Pulse

The control unit switches this output on for 10 seconds when a user unsets any ward.

48 – 4k4 Fault

The control unit operates this output when a suitably equipped detector allocated to the

ward reports a self test failure by triggering a resistance value of 4k4 ohms.

49 – Ward (n) Ready Set

This output is intended for connection to a card or prox tag reader installed outside the

protected area. The output can be used to drive a “Ready to Set” led so that a user can see

the state of the ward before attempting to arm it. The control unit operates this output

when all the zones assigned to the selected ward are inactive (closed). If any zone opens,

then the control unit deactivates the output.

Zone Event Output Types

The following events are applicable if you have chosen the output to follow a specific zone:

1 – Mimic

Activates when the selected zone is active; deactivates when the selected zone is not

active. The output can follow any zone, including those that are "Not used".

Depending on whether Mimic, All Times or Mimic Set Only is selected (page 87), the

output may mimic the zone only if the zone is in a set ward.

2 – Alarm

Activates when the selected zone causes a full, local or internal alarm (page 22);

deactivates when the alarm has been reset.

3 – Tamper

Activates when the selected zone is in tamper (irrespective of whether the zone's ward is

set); deactivates when tamper is reset.

4 – Test Fail

Activates when the selected zone is triggered while on soak test (page 28); deactivates

when the engineer enters the engineer code.

5 – Omit

Activates when the selected zone is omitted or shunted (User option 1-2 or 1-3);

deactivates when the selected zone has the omit/shunt removed.

User Events

Use this option to activate an output whenever a specific user keys in their access code (see

page 39 for instructions).

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