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Section 4: SETTING OPTIONS
Overview
A valid code must be entered at the keypad before setting or unsetting of the
system may take place.
Illegal Code Entries
On entry of an invalid code the keypad displays the message INVALID CODE.
Entry of six invalid codes causes a local alarm, the keypad will lockout for ten
minutes. The lockout can be cancelled by removing the power from the control
panel for thirty seconds. On power up the control panel returns to the day
banner and the lockout condition is cancelled.
Code Setting Attributes
Each User Code has five programmable setting attributes, these are: Set
Access, Unset Access, Part 1 Access, Part 2 Access and Part 3 Access.
Enabling the:
• Set Access attribute allows the user code to Set or Part Set the system
• Unset Access attribute allows the user code to unset the system
• Part Set attributes allows the user code to perform Part Sets on the
system, setting/unsetting those Parts assigned to the code.
For more information on programming the user code attributes see Section 5:
MENU OPTIONS; Option 4 – Codes; Programming Codes and Code
Attributes
.
Once the code has been entered the user is given a choice of Set, Part Set or
Menu options, see Figure 4.1 Set, Part Set and Menu Choice.
For details on parts see The Galaxy 16/16
plus
and Parts.
For details on performing a set see Setting the System; for details on Part Sets
see Part Setting the System and for details on Menu options see Section 5:
MENU OPTIONS.
>- A=SET B=PART
ENT, 1-5, 9=MENU
Manager code (Usr 14) Set,
Part Set and Menu options.
Figure 4.1 Set, Part Set and Menu Choice.
The Galaxy 16/16
plus
and Parts
The Galaxy 16/16 plus control panels are divided into three parts or subsys-
tems. Each of the zones on the system must be assigned to one of these parts.
This means that the user may select a subset of all the zones on the system
setting/unsetting them without affecting the other zones. The system is full set
when all three parts are set. The system is part set when one or two parts have
been set.
Overview