Specifications

272 Module 133: Basic Intruder Detection | Programming Inputs

Input Types

Input Types define how an input will operate in an area. For example, Delay will go into entry delay when

triggered, whereas Instant will activate immediately.

There are a range of predefined input types included by default. These can be modified to suit your

requirements or new input types created. The four most commonly used input types are:

 Instant: Activates an armed area immediately when input opens

 Delay: Activates entry delay when input opens

 Trouble Silent: Used for system trouble inputs. Generates an alarm without the Bell

 24 Hour Alarm: Used for panic inputs. Generates an alarm even when area is disarmed

Programming Additional Inputs

Based on Acme's requirements, program the names of the additional inputs as follows:

Input Description

CP1:1 Office Entry Dr (Door) TXS

RD2:1 Warehouse Roller Door (Reed) TXS

CP1:2 Office Entry Dr (REX) TXS

RD2:2 Warehouse (PIR) TXS

CP1:3 Office Entry Dr (Bond) TXS

RD2:3 Spare TXS

CP1:4 Office (PIR) TXS

RD2:4 Spare TXS

CP1:5 Managers Dr (Door) TXS

RD2:5 Office to Warehouse Door (Door) TXS

CP1:6 Managers Dr (REX) TXS

RD2:6 Spare TXS

CP1:7 Managers Dr (Bond) TXS

RD2:7 Office to Warehouse Door (Bond) TXS

CP1:8 Managers (PIR) TXS

RD2:8 Spare TXS

 Remember to use our consistent naming convention - for example CP1:2 will be Office Entry Dr (REX) TXS

CP1:2

 Label all unused inputs as Spare. For easy searching later, use the site name and input address too - for

example Spare TXS RD2:3