User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Managing Sensors & Zones
- Maintaining Sensors
- Resetting Sensors to Factory Default
- Managing Cross-Zone Associations
- Managing Sirens
- Managing Cameras
- Managing Thermostats
- Managing Lights
- Managing Key Fobs
- Managing Key Pads
- Managing Panel Interfaces
- Managing Wi-Fi Repeaters
- Replacing a TouchScreen
- Replacing the Security Network Router
- Troubleshooting Router Swapping
- Appendix A: General Concepts of the Security System
- Appendix B: General Info for Sensor Placement
- Appendix C: Replacing the TouchScreen Battery
- Appendix D: Using the Key Pad
- Appendix E: Installer Quick Reference (SIA)
Managing Sensors & Zones
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For example, you can require that a door be opened and that a motion sensor detect movement in order
for an alarm to be triggered. This can be useful way to avoid a pet inadvertently setting off a motion
sensor alarm.
Things to know about cross-zone associations:
Neither sensor in a cross-zone association ever triggers an alarm individually, in any situation.
The associated zones do not trigger an alarm if they are faulted in the wrong order.
You cannot associate a single sensor in more than one cross-zone association.
IMPORTANT: Do not use a cross-zone association for an entry/exit security zone. When an
entry/exit zone is used in a cross--zone association, the subscriber must fault both
zones to set an Arm Away. If only one zone is faulted, then the TouchScreen will arm
in Arm Stay mode. In addition, an Entry Delay will not be started unless both zones
are faulted.
If a cross-zone association needs to be modified, delete it (page 106) and create a new one.
To create a cross-zone association for two sensors:
1.
From the Installer Settings menu, tap Sensors & Zones ® Cross Zone Association.
The Cross Zone Associations screen is displayed.