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All temporarily excluded entrances will be included again
when the associated areas are turned off.
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ENTER THE CODE
WAITING FOR COMMAND
*=USER MENU
KITCHEN WINDOW
ENTRANCE
ENTRANCE DOOR
EXCLUDE ENTRANCES?
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The temporary exclusion of the entrances is stored in the
event memory. In this way it is possible to identify the user who
performed the exclusion.
Turning off
The turning off can be carried out, subject to code authorization,
(D)
either by button
or scenario (specifically configured).
If the code entered is not enabled for turning off, or does not
manage some areas of the keypad, these will not be turned off.
To turn off the system it is necessary to:
1. Enter the User Code on the keypad.
(D)
2. Press
to start the turning off.
3. If the User Code is enabled for turning off, the common areas
associated with the code and the keypad will be turned off.
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ENTER THE CODE
WAITING FOR COMMAND
*=USER MENU
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The Coercion code is automatically created by adding 1 to
the code created.
E.G.: Code "123456", the relative coercion code is "123457".
If the last digit is 9, it is replaced with 0.
When this code is used, the control unit sends a silent alarm (Robbe-
ry Alarm) and no notification is displayed on the control devices. All
other features remain those of the main code.
Areas partial arming
The partial arming of areas during the start-up phase can be perfor-
med both at the scenarios start-up and from the User Menu. Its pur-
pose is to give the possibility to turn on or off the areas of competen-
ce in a totally free way without influencing the status of other areas.
(A)/(B)/(C)
GOING OUT
(*)
XXX
AL.
(*)
*=EXCLUDE #=EXIT
GOING OUT
(#)
(A)
+
GOING OUT
(A)
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(*)
*=ALL
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(D)
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PARTIAL ARMING OF SCENARIO AREAS
To partially arm the areas turned on by a scenario, it is necessary to:
1.
Enter the User Code on the keypad (necessary if the buttons
(A), (B),
(C)
are not enabled for quick start without code).
2.
Select the scenario to be started pressing one of the buttons
(A), (B), (C).
3.
If the scenario is not among the first three scroll with the but-
(
)/(
)
tons
and select the desired scenario.
▲
▼
(0)
4.
Press the button
to display the areas of the scenario.
5.
The areas that are on, or that will be turned on, are displayed
with
.
#
6.
Pressing the buttons from
from 10 to 16, it is possible to add (areas to turn on) or remove
(areas to turn off) the configuration of areas that have to be set
with the start of the scenario.
7.
A short message shows the clear description of the area.
(A)
8.
Press the button
to start the selected scenario.
9.
The keypad will emit a continuous sound during the exit time.
The areas being turned on are marked with the letter
10. To force the areas to turn on cancelling the exit time, press but-
(A)
ton
again.
11. When the turning on is completed the keypad will stop sounding
and the areas turned on will be marked with the
At the end of the exit time, the keypad can be presented in two ways:
•
All areas on:
######
•
Some areas on:
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*=USER MENU
A=START C,D=CHOOSE
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PARTIAL ARMING OF AREAS FROM THE USER MENU
To partially arm the areas from the user menu it is necessary:
Enter the User Menu (User Code + (*)).
1.
2.
With
(
)/(
)
select
TUNING ON 01
▲
▼
3.
The areas that are on in the system current status are displayed
with
.
#
4.
Pressing the buttons from
from 10 to 16, it is possible to change the new system status.
5.
In the example, the button
is deactivated.
(1)
to (9), or
(0)
(0)
(6)
+
...
character.
#
with LED
on.
with flashing LED
.
(A)/(B)/(C)
GOING OUT
(0)
GOING OUT
GOING OUT
(2)
AREA OFF
PERIMETER
SYSTEM STATE
(A)
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and press (*).
(1)
to (9), or
(0)
(0)
(6)
+
...
(2)
is pressed and the perimeter area
for those
.
U
for those
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