Master Control - Berker

- "Alarm" status:
If a detector within an armed area responds, the signalling system switches to the "Alarm"
status and activates the internal siren and, with additional external arming, also the visual
alarm.
If an additional detector triggers after a prior alarm, then a subsequent alarm is activated. In
so doing, the internal configured siren is again triggered and, if necessary, switched on
again.
An alarm can only be deactivated by unarming using the switching devices or deactivated
directly on the panel using the appropriate button.
If an alarm delay time was configured in the ETS plug-in, a "Prealarm" can be activated
first. A prealarm can be signalled by the piezo buzzer of the panel and/or by a separate
communication object. The system can be unarmed during a prealarm, without triggering
an alarm. The transition to "Alarm" status then takes place without unarming only when the
appropriate alarm delay time has elapsed, which can be configured separately for internal
and external arming. A subsequent alarm is always activated without delay.
- Status "Unarmed after alarm"
After an alarm was reset through unarming (internal siren deactivated, visual alarm still activated),
the system switches to the status "Unarmed after alarm". After an alarm, the cause
of the alarm must always be determined. In this status, the triggered detectors of the security
area affected by the alarm are displayed in the event memory of the panel (see chapter
4.2.4.12.6. Event memory). In so doing, all the events are logged between system arming
and unarming. In the "Unarmed after alarm" status, there must first be an acknowledgement
using the button of the same name on the panel in order to return to the "Unarmed"
status. The system can only be rearmed when all the previously tripped detectors of the affected
security areas were reset.
- "Fault" status:
The system switches to the "Fault" status when the sabotage detector has tripped or if, during
detector monitoring, at least one missing detector was detected. A fault restricts the
function of the signalling system to such an extent that proper operation can no longer be
guaranteed.
If a fault results from the "Unarmed" status, then the system cannot be rearmed (status display
on the panel "Not ready"). In this case, the fault must be detected using the detector
list and eliminated through acknowledgement (see chapter 4.2.4.12.5. Fault).
In the armed status, sabotage or a missing detector will immediately trigger an alarm. In
this case, the system will only switch to the "Fault" status, after the alarm was acknowledged.
A fault message can be signalled to the bus using the "Fault" object.
Order-No. 7574 00 1X
Software "...590101"
Functional description
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