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21-0381E v4.7.3
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Activity (≥ V4.20)
These settings allow enabling and configuring 'activity'
detection for each area. This: • Pertains to custom
'Activity Monitor' input points; • Can include persons
gaining entry at doors/gates; • Can include detection
via input points on the "Entry/Exit Route". More:
"Related
", & "Auto Arm".
- Timeout: This allows disabling 'activity'
detection for each area, or setting the maximum
duration between activity-detections for it to still
be considered 'in effect'. (The status is reset if
activity is not detected for this duration.)
Notes: Immediate = 1 second. Short durations are
not recommended. This is the only method for
resetting 'activity' status.
- Include EE Route: Whether or not inputs on the
entry/exit route for this area will be monitored as
well as 'Activity Monitor' inputs;
- Include Doors: Whether or not persons
entering and leaving the area will trigger the
'activity' status as well (i.e., door openings).
- Alarm on No Activity
(≥V4.4): This causes an
alarm to be generated if a timeout occurs
without activity being detected.
Related Settings / Features:
• Configuration ÖCustom Point Type
Ö"Preprocess = Activity Monitor"; • Configuration
ÖOutput Points ÖEvent Ö"Activity detected" (or 'not);
• Control & Status ÖPanel Control & Status ÖArea
ÖArea Users.
Auto Arm (≥ V4.20)
These settings allow having an area arm automatically:
• When a/the door closes; • When there is 'No Activity',
and/or; • When no one is present (user-count ≤
'minimum'). Auto-arming based on 'activity' and 'user-
count' can also be tied to the arm/disarm schedule for
each area.
Special
- Auto Arm on Door Close: The area will arm
automatically when any 'door' point in this area
closes (typ. used with bank vaults).
Extended Auto Arm
- Mode: Selections to have the area arm
automatically when there is no activity detected
(before the 15 min. closing 'window') and/or
when no one is present (user-count ≤
'minimum');
Note: Disarm manually if needed.
- Arming delay: Select a value here to have the
preceding auto-arm (mode) selection delayed
(not occur) for a set period of time;
- Arming level: This sets the arming level for
activity or user-count based auto-arming (arm to
'Stay', or fully arm to 'On');
Stay: Only perimeter sensors monitored;
ON
: All sensors monitored.
- Arm if 'out of schedule': This determines
whether or not the 'activity' / 'user-count' auto-
arming
will be limited to only outside of the
arming schedule (;) versus any time ().
Notes: The arm/disarm schedule is shown in blue text
on the right. This setting does not affect the
monitoring
of activity. When enabled, activity
monitoring occurs all the time (for the arming levels
configured for the custom-point-type) and is available
for other applications (such as "alarm on no activity",
and output equations).
Related: Configuration ÖDoors ÖExtended
Ö"Entry Detect".
LCD
- LCD Name: A shorter version of the name to be
displayed at LCD keypads. This is assigned
automatically, and can also be changed if
desired (max. 12 chars., plain text).
- Require Function Key PIN: Whether or not the
programmable hot-keys 6-9 & 0 will require a
user with "Function Key" authority to be logged
in. (Function keys 1-5 do not require ID/PIN
entry, except at a portable/wireless arming
keypad).
Tip: This setting is recommended to help protect
against false alarms.
For details on using the function keys on a system
LCD keypad, refer to the xL (panel/keypad) User's
Guide.
What each function key does is set up under
"Programmable Outputs".
To enable function-key authority for a user, refer to the
"Function Keys" setting under "Authorities for
Users/Entrants".