Control Output Pgm1 - Monacor DA-8000 Installationsanleitung

To programme a delay, press the button No.
GB
The display shows:
Bell Delay
0 0< —
Enter the delay time in minutes with the numerical
keys. A delayed response is e. g. useful for trig-
gering a silent alarm via the telephone dialling unit
first.
33) To confirm the selected setting, press the button
Yes. The display changes to:
Bell Re-Arms
9 9
Here the alarm repeat is programmed, i. e. how
many times a response of the siren is repeated
after its alarm time has expired and another re-
cording is made in a zone but the alarm has not yet
been reset. 99 repeats are preset. For keeping this
setting press the button Yes.
For an outside siren, however, the setting 00
(no repeat) is recommended so that no unneces-
sary disturbing noise occurs. For this purpose
press the button No. The display shows:
Bell Re-Arms
0 0< —
Either press the button Yes for no repeat or first
enter the desired number with the numerical keys
and then press the button Yes. The display chang-
es to:
Bell Mode
S A B
34) Select the siren type. SAB (self actuating bell) is
preset, i. e. for sirens without time limit of their
own. For the time of the acoustical alarm triggering
a 12 V voltage is applied at the connections "Bell"
of the terminal TB3 (5). To confirm this setting,
press the button Yes or for selection of the type
SCB (self contained bell = siren with time limit and
power supply of its own) press the button No. The
display changes to:
Bell Mode
S C B
With this setting a 12 V control voltage is applied
at the connections "Bell" if no alarm is present.
This voltage drops in the alarm mode. Then the
siren will sound until the time adjusted at it has
expired. The advantage of this siren type is that in
case of tampering actions the siren immediately
and independently responds due to the missing
control voltage when the siren control cable is cut.
The model SAG-14 and an additional relay of the
product range from MONACOR are recommend-
ed for this purpose.
35) To confirm the setting, press the button Yes. The
display changes to:
Tamper
O f f
32
Ring
If the anti-tamper contact of the siren (or the
alarm unit) is opened and if the alarm control
system is deactivated, only the buzzers of the key-
pad controllers and the speaker will sound (with
activated alarm control system of course addition-
ally the strobelight and siren). For keeping this
setting press the button Yes.
However, for additional response of the strobe-
light and the siren in any case, switch with the but-
ton No to:
Tamper Ring
O n
36) To confirm the setting, press the button Yes. The
display changes to:
Panic Mode
O n
If an alarm is triggered via a connected panic
switch, this setting results in a visual and acousti-
cal alarm triggering. For keeping the setting press
the button Yes.
However, for a silent alarm only (signalizing
only via the display of the keypad controllers and,
if required, via the control output PGM1 – see
chapter 5.4), press the button No. The display
changes to:
Panic Mode
S i l .
37) To confirm the selected setting, press the button
Yes. The display returns to:
Ring Time
2 0
To exit this menu level, press the button 0. The dis-
play shows:
Program .......
Bell & Panic ?

5.4 Control output PGM1

38) Starting from operating step 37) of the previous
chapter press the button No. The display shows:
Program .......
Output & Digi ?
39) Press the button Yes. The display shows:
PGM 1 Mode
S W 1 2 V
Select the function for the control output PGM1
of the terminal TB4 (5). The respective voltage is
always measured against the connection "AUX
12 V–". "SW12V" is preset, i. e. with the alarm con-
trol system activated the output voltage goes from
0 V to 12 V (already while the exit delay time is
running). For keeping this setting press the button
Yes.
To select another function, press the button No
so many times until the display shows the corre-
sponding indication: