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picture 37: Interior with external skin as signalling area - "externally armed" System statuses The signalling system reacts differently to incoming signals or commands, depending on the whether the security areas are armed or unarmed. The signalling system distinguishes between up to five statuses (see picture 38). Order-No. 7574 00 1X picture 38: System statuses of the signalling system Software "...590101" Functional description Page 112 of 222
A distinction is made between the following system statuses... - "Unarmed" status: If both security areas are unarmed, break-in messages in these areas (e.g. a window is opened), or a a sabotage messages do not lead to an alarm. Active detectors are then only displayed in the detector list. The system can only be armed from the "Unarmed" status, when the appropriate security areas are ready for arming. The status display of a security area on the panel system page of the signalling system displayed "ready" when detectors in the appropriate area are inactive. If detectors are active, then the status displays "not ready". In the "Unarmed" status, sabotage signals (active sabotage input) will lead to a fault, which is signalled via the appropriate communication object or directly on the panel on the system page of the signalling system (cf. "Fault" status). The "Unarmed" status can be signalled using the "Arming message, internal" or "Arming message, external" and "Unarming acknowledgement" objects on the bus. - "Armed" status: A security area can only be armed when all the detectors assigned to this area are inactive and there is no fault. I this case, the status "Ready" is displayed on the system page of the signalling system. In addition, this status can be signalled on the bus for each security area using the "Ready to arm ..." status ("0" = Not ready to arm / "1" = Ready to arm). If security areas are armed, break-in messages in these areas will trigger an alarm. A distinction is made between... "Internally armed": only the external skin of a building is monitored. Authorised people are located in the interior of the building. No alarm is triggered for as long as the external skin is 'infringed'. Motion detectors installed in the interior detect movements but no alarm is triggered. A sabotage signal will immediately trigger alarm in the "internally armed" status. "Externally armed": all the internal and external detectors, i.e. both security areas, are monitored. An alarm is triggered when any detector responds (also the sabotage detector). Should an area not be ready for arming, the panel displays "Not ready" on the signalling system page and the value of the "Ready to arm" object is "0". Before arming in this case, the cause (e.g. an open window) must be detected and eliminated. The detector list can help here, as it displays all the active detectors. It is possible to configure an arming delay time in the ETS plug-in for both internal and external arming. For example, the delay time is necessary when a switching unit (e.g. keyswitch) is located within an areas to be monitored and the area is evacuated before arming. The same applies when the system is armed externally from the panel. The delay time specifies after what time after a arming command (turning of the keyswitch or pressing of the "Arm" button on the panel) the system is actually armed. On setting the time, some extra time should be planned for, in order to allow the system operator to leave the building to be armed correctly, before actual arming. Only when the delay time has elapsed should there me no detectors active, as otherwise arming will not take place. Order-No. 7574 00 1X Software "...590101" Functional description Page 113 of 222
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4.2.4.10.2 Datalogger display .....
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1.3 Accessories Flush-mounting box
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Internal arming via the signal page
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Alarm delay time, external [s] Prea
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Creating a new project file If a pa
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