Installation guide

6. SET THE NUMBER OF AREAS

The system can be partitioned into a maximum of eight areas. Each area is like a mini-panel and

can be armed, disarmed, etc. See page 52 for details on this function.

7. ASSIGN AREAS TO USERS

After the number of areas is defined, assign the various areas to the users who are to be

authorized to operate them. See page 52 for details on this function.

8. SET DATE AND TIME

Refer to page 58 for instructions on setting the date and time.

9. PRINT REPORTS

When the system is fully configured, a complete system report should be printed. This gives a

full record of the installation and prints all variables, user options and names, a list of any

program changes (literals), an on-line zone report (zone descriptions and types), and then the

system log. It is important to produce two copies of this report, one for your own records and one

for the customer. Refer to page 53 for further details.

10. WALKTEST THE ENTIRE SYSTEM

This test should be done with a printer connected to the panel. A printed record of the test will

then be obtained and a copy may be given to the customer. The object of the walktest is to trip

every zone on the system and to confirm that the panel receives the activation. Refer to the

WALKTEST option in the SERVICE MODE mode on page 43 for further details.

11. CHECK SYSTEM OPERATION

The system may be connected to a central/monitoring station. In this case, the system should be

armed, a zone tripped, and then the system disarmed. The central/monitoring station should be

contacted to ensure that the relevant signals were received. If a dialler is used, all conditions

being monitored should be activated (e.g., fire, holdup, etc.) to verify correct operation.

All system outputs being used, including C-LEMs and COMBO LEMs, should be tripped and

reset to verify correct operation. Refer to the RELAY/C-LEM TEST function on page 52 for

further details.