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515 Open/Closed Circuit Sensors

0= Sensors are Closed for non-alarm;

1 = 1 =

Sensors are Open for

non-alarm. Indicate sensor’s switch status.

NOTE: The “fault” condition (shorting a closed loop, or cutting

an open loop) will produce System Trouble (T) or Alarm (A)

according to the Category assigned in

Fn#513,

as noted here.

Defaults follow the (A) or (T):

1= Entry/Exit (A)Q

2= Perimeter (A)Q

Interior (A)Q

24-Hour/Perim

Tmpr (A)Q

516 Loop Slow/Fast

5= Intr.Tamper(A)Q

6= Day

Zone(A)0

Non-Alarm(T)0

8= Aud Panic(A)1

9= Silent Panic(T)1

10=

Fire(T)1

(A if 0)

11=Emergency(T)1

12=

Environmental(T)1

13=

Trouble

Category(T)0

14=

Auxiliary-l

(T)1

15=

Auxiliary--2(T)1

16=

Keyswitch(T)1

0= Fast (20 msec); 1= Slow (400 msec). Indicate hardwire

sensor response time. (Fast setting works with the USP and 9

and 11 Ademco window bug sensors.) This function ignored for

other types of sensor.

517 Supervision

518 Entry Delay

519 Active?

520 Custom Bypass Group

521 Copy Sensor Programming to 3#‘s

None; 1= Supervised-Hardwired supervision is not op-

tional; wireless supervision may be removed for portable

devices.

0= None; 1 =Short delay; 2=long delay upon entry.

Not active, no sensor by that number in the system, or

ignored

by CCU;

Active, sensor is to be monitored by CCU.

0= Don’t include this sensor as part of the Custom Bypass

Group;

Do. (The custom bypass group can all be bypassed

at one time by bypassing sensor “999” from the keypad; if

permitted by

Fn#

513, 514, 611 and 615.) Priority sensors

cannot be bypassed, see

Fn#514.

If you wish to copy this sensor’s data (except the descriptor) for

another sensor enter the sensor number to which you wish to

copy.

================600 Series: Sensor Bypassing

611 Bypass Inhibit

612 Auto Force Arming

Don’t inhibit; 1= Do inhibit bypassing. If bypass is inhibited,

the user cannot arm the system with any sensor in violation.

0= Auto Force Arming OFF (manual); 1= Auto ON. If Auto Force

Arming is turned on, the system will arm when told to, even with

a (non-Priority) zone or sensor in a faulted or violated state; the

system will make a protest sound and will list the alarming

sensors (for Display keypad; beeps at non-display keypad)

before arming. [See

Fn#613

also.] If Auto Force Arming is

OFF, manual bypass will be required to arm a system with a

non-priority sensor in the faulted state.

NOTE:

Fn#611

can override this option so that bypasses

cannot be established and the system cannot be armed.

613 Auto bypass Restore

0= Auto Restore OFF; 1= Auto restore ON. If Auto

Restoral

ON a temporarily bypassed sensor will be restored to service

(NOT bypassed) if it returns to the non-alarm state while the

system is armed.

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