ADE Captiv8-20 User manual

Captiv8-20
Intruder alarm system
Operating instructions
Introduction
The purpose of this booklet is to describe how to operate Captiv8-20 intruder alarm system. Some of the
features described in this guide may not be applicable to your installation and should be ignored. The engineer
from the alarm company should have completed the System Information in this booklet which gives information
specific to your installation. You will need to refer to this as you read these instructions in order to check if
certain features have been used. If in any doubt consult your alarm company.
Alarm company (Installer) name: __________________________________________
Telephone number: _____________________________________________________
Account number: _______________________________________________________
Installation date: _______________________________________________________
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Keys, Entry codes
and indications
Keys
You operate your intruder alarm system by means of
a keypad. On the right of a key is a label which
describes the secondary function of each key. The
keys will perform their secondary function when text
entry is required, for example to describe users and
zones.
Codes
Before you can do anything with Captiv8-20 you will
need to key in a code using one of the keypads. There
are two types of entry code, which permit different
levels of control over the system. Check the System
Information to see which codes have been enabled.
The different types of codes are:
ÿNormal - this code allows the system to be set,
unset, and reset after an alarm.
ÿManager - this code has the same functions as a
normal user code, but in addition the manager
code can add or delete all other codes, test the
system, view the event log, set the time and date,
omit 24Hr zones, and set the chime function.
"The Codes may be either 4 digit
or 6 digit in length, see the System
information.
Proximity tag (keyfob)
If your keypad has an integral proximity tag reader
you can Set, Part Set, if programmed, and Unset the
intruder system.
A Keypad having a proximity tag reader can be
recognised by a depression on the keypad flap.
If you should need further proximity tags you should
consult your installer, up to 16 maximum proximity
tags can operate your system.
Indications
The Power indicator will be lit all the time.
The Alert indicator will give a flashing
indication of unacknowledged fault(s) in the
system.
The Alert indicator will give a steady On
indication of fault(s) acknowledgement. All
existing faults must be acknowledged before
a system can be set.
The Alert indicator will switch Off when the
system is Set. If the indicator is Off during
Unset condition this means there are no
faults present in the system.
Standby display of an Unset system with no faults:
The display and keypad have backlight(s) which are
set to illuminate for a short duration when a key is
pressed or when the system becomes active. Your
installer may have configured the backlight to be On at
all times.
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Offer the proximity
tag to the Keypad
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Keypad
with proximity tag reader
Proximity tag
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Setting the
system
Before fully setting the system
First, check that the premises are physically secure,
check to ensure all windows are shut, and all external
doors locked. When the premises are completely
vacated you should fully set the system.
"If your system is configured for
police response then it is recommended
that you use the proximity tag to set the
system.
Prevention of setting
A fault condition such as mains failure or fuse failure
will cause the Alert indicator to flash. A fault Alert must
be acknowledged before the system can be set. When
all the faults have been acknowledged the Alert
indicator will change to steady On indication.
To acknowledge fault Alert:
Key in your user code to display the first
fault. Acknowledge the fault by pressing
button. Repeat the procedure to acknowledge other
faults. The system can now be set.
Full Set using a User code or tag
Key in a normal user code at the keypad
nearest the final exit door. Alternatively present a user
proximity tag to a keypad having a proximity tag
reader.
If Part Set programs B or C are enabled then the
display will ask you to select how you would like your
system set.
Press the key to select Program A to fully
set the system. If no attempt is made to press the A
key the system will automatically select Full Set
Program A.
The exit period will start and the inside sounder will
produce the exit sound - a pip-pip-pip sound.
You must now vacate the premises by the exit route
described in the System information. The length of
time that you have to vacate the premises depends on
the exit mode that has been programmed. Check your
System Information to find out the exit mode of
program A.
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Full Set using the Manager code
The system can be fully set using the manager code,
the procedures are slightly different to that when using
a normal user code.
Key in the manager code at the keypad
nearest the final exit door.
Press
If Part Set programs B or C are enabled then the
display will ask you to select how you would like your
system set.
Press the key to select Program A to fully
set the system. If no attempt is made to press the A
key the system will automatically select Full Set
Program A.
The exit period will start and the inside sounder will
produce the exit sound - a pip-pip-pip sound.
You must now vacate the premises by the exit route
described in the System information. The length of
time that you have to vacate the premises depends on
the exit mode that has been programmed. Check your
System Information to find out the exit mode of
program A.
Part-Set the System
A part-set allows detection zones in part of the
protected premises to be set (turned on), while those
in other areas are not set. In a domestic installation it
is usual for a part-set to be programmed for use at
night time. This would allow the detection zones
around the perimeter of the house (doors, windows,
etc), and all downstairs detectors to be enabled, while
detectors in the bedrooms and on the stairs and
landing are disabled.
Captiv8-20 has 2 different part-set programs called B
and C. Check your System Information to see if these
programs have been enabled. If they have not been
enabled then you will not be able to use them.
If a part-set has been enabled you can part-set your
system by doing the following: Enter your code at a
keypad or alternatively present the
proximity tag to the keypad. The display will ask you
to select how you would like your system set.
Within 5 seconds of entering your code you must
press either the or key to select
one of the part-set programs. The display will
acknowledge this by displaying name of the program
being set.
The bottom line on the display may have been edited
during installation to read a different message, for
example it may read NIGHT TIME. Leave the
protected area by the exit route appropriate for that
part-set.
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System Set
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Performing a Quick-Set
Once you have selected the program to set, A, B or C,
it is possible to override the programmed exit time by
pressing the C key. This will give 5 seconds to vacate
the protected area.
Cancelling the Exit procedure
If you key in your code, and then immediately decide
not to set the system, you can cancel the exit
procedure.
Key in your code to cancel the exit
procedure or alternatively present a proximity tag to
a keypad.
The inside sounder will stop, the keypad will display
the 'System Unset' message for a few seconds and
then display the time and date.
Omitting zones during setting
It is possible to omit one or more detection zones
when you set the system. The omitted zones will not
be able to cause an alarm when the system has set.
This facility may be useful if one of the detection zone
has become faulty and keeps producing false alarms
"The system will only Omit
Zones for the duration of the SET period,
the omitted zones are automatically
reinstated once the system has been
UNSET.
Because omitting a detection zone degrades the
security provided by your alarm system, your engineer
may have programmed only a limited number of zones
to be omittable. Check your System Information to see
which zones, if any, can be omitted.
Zones can be omitted by pressing the key
during the exit period.
The exit sound will stop, and the keypad will display
the first zone from a list of zones that can be omitted.
Use the and keys to step through
the zones until the zone you want to omit is displayed.
Now press the key to change the NO to
YES.
Press the key.
The zone(s) will be omitted and the exit period will
start again. You can omit as many zones as you want
using this procedure.
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Unsetting the
system
"If your system is configured for
police response then it is recommended
that you use the proximity tag to Unset the
system.
Unsetting the System
Entering the premises by the designated entry route
will cause the entry period to start. The inside sounder
will emit a slow beep-beep-beep sound. You must
now key in your code or alternatively
present a proximity tag at the nearest available
keypad to cancel the entry period. The length of time
that you have is called the entry time; check your
System Information for entry duration. During the last
10 seconds of the entry period the entry tone will raise
in pitch to inform you of the urgency to enter your
code or present the proximity tag to the nearest
keypad.
If you enter your code within the entry period the
inside sounder will stop, the keypad will display the
‘System Unset’ message for few seconds and then
display the time and date.
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Silence Alarm and
Reset system
To silence an Alarm
If an alarm occurs whilst you are in or near to the
premises the alarm can always be silenced by
entering your code or alternatively present
aproximity tag. If the system was set it will be unset
at the same time. If the alarm occurs while you are
away from the premises the outside and inside
sounders will automatically stop after the bell time
programmed by the engineer, see your System
Information for the bell time.
When you enter your code after an alarm, the keypad
will display the cause of the alarm.
The second line shows additional information, such as
the zone which caused the alarm. The system will
now need to be reset as described in the next section.
To reset after an Alarm
After an alarm the system will need to be reset by
entering a code . The display will alternate
between the alarm cause and a prompt to enter a
reset code.
If this prompt is displayed you can reset the system
using your own code. Key in your code .
After the system has been reset it may enter a fault
lockout, see fault lockout see page 8.
To reset by Engineer Code
If the engineer has programmed the system for
engineer reset, check the System information, it may
need to be reset by an engineer code. First, try
entering your code; if the keypad displays:
You may need to call out the engineer to reset the
system. Before you do this, check the System
information to see if either the Remote PC Reset or
Anti-code Reset options have been enabled, if so then
go to the respective section in this booklet to reset the
system.
Once the reason for activation has been determined
the Engineer will reset the system by entering his
code .
After the system has been reset it may enter a fault
lockout, see page 8 .
To reset by Anti Code
If Anti-code reset has been enabled the keypad will
display the 4-digit Quote code.
Make a note of this number nnnn (it is different each
time you use this facility) and telephone your Alarm
Receiving Centre (ARC). You may need to give
details of the alarm and quote a password. You will
also need to quote the 4 digit number nnnn. The
Alarm Receiving Centre will quote a 6 digit number
called an anti-code.
Key in the anti-code to reset the
system. The display will either clear and the system
will revert to unset mode, or it will display the number
of faults which still exist - this is a fault lockout see
page 8.
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To reset by Remote PC reset
Your engineer will have given you instructions on how
to request a Remote PC reset.
When the Remote PC reset is received by your
system, the keypad will display the ‘System Reset’
message for a few seconds. It will then either revert to
the time and date display, or display the number of
faults which still exist - this is a fault lockout.
Fault Lockout
After resetting the system the keypad display will
either display the ‘System Reset’ message, or it will
show a count of the faults which still exist. This is
called fault lockout.
These faults must be cleared before the system can
return to Unset mode.
To see a list of the faults press the key. The
keypad will display each fault for 5 seconds. When all
of the faults have been displayed it will again display a
count of the faults. It will often be necessary to call out
the engineer in order to clear these faults.
If you can, clear the faults until the display shows no
faults.
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System Unset by
Richard
Faults: 1
ENTER to View
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Shunt Group
The Shunt Group facility allows part of the protected
premises to be Unset without unsetting the whole
system. This is often used to allow access to a garage
or loading-bay area independently from the main area
of the protected premises. Check your System
Information to see if this facility has been provided.
The detection zones in the shunt group will operate
normally; they will be set when the system is set, and
unset when the system is unset. However, they can
also be Unset (dis-arm) at any time by operating the
shunt group keyswitch. Your installation engineer
will give you details on how to do this.
Re-arming the shunt group is done with the keyswitch.
However, if a detection zone in the group is in fault, eg
a door has been left open, the group cannot be
re-armed. An led located close to the keyswitch may
light, or a buzzer may sound, when it is not possible to
re-arm the shunt group. You must dis-arm the group
by the keyswitch; this will turn off the led or buzzer.
Enter the protected area and clear the faults before
trying to re-arm the group again.
Using the keypad
The operation and programming of the panel is
through routines called menus. There are 7 main
menus, each divided down into sub-menus.
Finding and selecting a menu
On entering Manager code, the keypad will
automatically display the main menu 1 screen.
Use the and keys to move up and
down the main menus and press the key to
access the menu required. The keypad will then
display the sub-menus attributed to the main menu.
Again using the and keys to move
up and down the sub-menus and press the
key to access the required function.
Item selector
When programming you will often be required to move
through lists. This is done by using the and
keys. An arrow on the right of the display
indicates what is selected for programming.
Text description
Each user is identified within the system by a fully
selectable 12 character text label.
During the programming of text description the
numerical keys are used to select the number or the
letters printed on the right of each key. For example if
letter C is required. C is printed as part of ABC on key
2, so press until C is showing on the display and
then the cursor moves to the next character position.
The key is used in the same way for 1 or the
following characters-.,/.The keyisused for 0 or
space.
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Manager Facilities
The manager code is normally used to carry out
system management functions. It is used to allocate
and delete other user codes, test the system, view the
event memory, etc.
On entry of the manager code when the system is in
Unset mode the keypad will display the manager's
first menu option.
The manager has 8 similar menu options. Use the
and keys to move through the
menus. To perform a function press the key.
The manager code can be used to Unset the system
in the normal way. It can also be used to set the
system, but the procedure is slightly different to the
normal user code, see page 4 and 11..
Manager's menus
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1) Set System?
Ent to Set
1) Set System?
Ent to Set
2) View
Event Log?
3) Set Up
Codes & Tags?
4) Edit
Chime Zone?
5) Omit
24hour zones?
6) Set
Time & Date?
7) Walk Test?
8) Test
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Manager's menu 1 - System Set
Menu 1 allows the Manager to Set the system. The options available are part-set and omit zones.
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To PART SET the system
To UNSET the system
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Program A
Full Set
Program B/C
Part Set
*SYSTEM UNSET*
1) Set System?
Ent to Set
2) View
Event Log?
3) Set Up
Codes & Tags?
4) Edit
Chime Zone?
5) Omit
24hour zones?
6) Set
Time & Date?
7) Walk Test?
8) Test
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Type in the manager code to enter the manager’s menus:
Offer keyfob
to the Keypad
and withdraw
Keypad
with tag reader
Keyfob
SYSTEM SET
To fully SET or UNSET the system by using the
proximity tag (keyfob)
If program B and C are disabled
To OMIT zone(s) if allowed
(see system information)
OMIT
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OMIT
Scroll to select
ZONE to be omitted
RESET
To exit and return to
previous menu level.

Manager's menu 2 - View Event Log
Menu 2 allows the manager to view the event log, which is a list of the last 500 events to occur.
The keypad will display the last event to be logged. Some events have additional information which can be
viewed by pressing the key when the event is displayed.
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00:12:13
ENTER AB
For further information on the displayed event
Event 1 is the oldest event
The log can hold up to
500 events
ENTER
To scroll events log
CTo view specific event
ENTER
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1) Set System?
Ent to Set
2) View
Event Log?
3) Set Up
Codes & Tags?
4) Edit
Chime Zone?
5) Omit
24hour zones?
6) Set
Time & Date?
7) Walk Test?
8) Test
Outputs
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Type in the manager code to enter the manager’s menus:
Event number
Or
RESET
To exit and return to
previous menu level.
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Manager's menu 3 - Set up codes and tags
This menu allows you to add, change or delete users from the system and proximity tags to be learnt by the
keypad. Additionally the menu allows entry of the user names to user codes.
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ENTER
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01: USER 01
MANAGER
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Scroll to select a user
from range 01 to 16
ENTER 01: USER
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32)Edit
Prox Tags
B
User 01 - always manager
Users 02 - 16 other users
ENTER
01: USER 01
MANAGER
ABScroll to select USER 01 to 16
ENTER Present
Prox Tag
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33) Edit
User Names
ENTER
01: USER 01
MANAGER
AB
Scroll to select
USER 01 to 16
ENTER
02: USER 02
USER 02-
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Edit user name
Press for
capital/lowercase letters
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1) Set System?
Ent to Set
2) View
Event Log?
3) Set Up
Codes & Tags?
4) Edit
Chime Zone?
5) Omit
24hour zones?
6) Set
Time & Date?
7) Walk Test?
8) Test
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Type in the manager code to enter the manager’s menus:
OMIT
To delete a user code It is not possible to delete
the managers code.
OMIT
To delete a user tag It is not possible to delete
the managers tag.
RESET
To exit and return to
previous menu level.

Manager's menu 4 - Chime zones
This menu allows individual zones to be selected for Chime. When a chime zone is activated keypad will
display the name of the zone, and the inside sounder will emit a single dee-daa sound and then stop. This is
often useful in shops to warn of a customer entering through the shop door, or in a house to warn of a potential
intrusion through the back door.
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Chime: NO
ENTER A
BScroll to select zone
from range 01 to 20
CToggle chime selection YES/NO
ENTER
1) Set System?
Ent to Set
2) View
Event Log?
3) Set Up
Codes & Tags?
4) Edit
Chime Zone?
5) Omit
24hour zones?
6) Set
Time & Date?
7) Walk Test?
8) Test
Outputs
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B
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B
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B
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B
B
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n n n n
Type in the manager code to enter the manager’s menus:
RESET
To exit and return to
previous menu level.

Manager's menu 5 - Omit 24 hour zones
This menu allows the manager to omit 24 hour zones. A 24H zone is armed all of the time, whether the system
is set or not. Violating that zone will always cause an alarm. The manager can omit a 24 hour zone if it has
been programmed as omittable by the engineer. A zone which has been omitted cannot cause an alarm. Check
your System Information to see if any 24 hour zones are omittable.
Any 24 hour zones which have been omitted by the manager will automatically be re-instated when the system
is set. It is not possible to omit 24 hour zones when setting the system. The system will not set if a 24 hour
zone is faulty, the fault must first be rectified.
For example the garage can be a 24 hour zone which can be omitted during unset period. Which allow access
into the garage while the system is unset.
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Not Omitted
ENTER A
BScroll to select zone
Toggle selection YES/NO
If zones are omittable:
OMIT
1) Set System?
Ent to Set
2) View
Event Log?
3) Set Up
Codes & Tags?
4) Edit
Chime Zone?
5) Omit
24hour zones?
6) Set
Time & Date?
7) Walk Test?
8) Test
Outputs
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B
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B
B
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B
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B
A
B
ENTER
If there are no omittable
zones then the display
will indicate
'No omittable Zones'. RESET
n n n n
Type in the manager code to enter the manager’s menus:
RESET
To exit and return to
previous menu level.

Manager's menu 6 - Time and date setting
The keypad displays the current time in 24 hour format, so 1pm is 13:00, so key in the correct time.
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Time and Date
Time? 12:41:54
ENTER ENTER Time and Date
Date? 01-01-04 ENTER
Edit time Edit date
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1) Set System?
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2) View
Event Log?
3) Set Up
Codes & Tags?
4) Edit
Chime Zone?
5) Omit
24hour zones?
6) Set
Time & Date?
7) Walk Test?
8) Test
Outputs
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B
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n n n n
Type in the manager code to enter the manager’s menus:
The day of the week is
calculated automatically.
RESET
To exit and return to
previous menu level.

Manager's menu 7 - Walk test
The walk test allows you to check the operation of all of the security zones in your system in order to prove that
they still work correctly. Your engineer will advise how often you should carry out a walk test.
On starting the walk test the keypad display will show a ‘*’ for each zone which has been enabled but has not
yet been tested. Zones which have not been enabled are displayed as dots. The top left of the display
represents zone 1, the top right is zone 10, the bottom left is zone 11, the bottom right is zone 20.
"The PA buttons and smoke detectors zones cannot be tested with the walk test
menu option. Any activation of these devices will cause an alarm condition.
Each time that an enabled zone is activated the inside sounder will produce a warble sound, and the display will
change to show a ‘1’ in the appropriate position. The inside sounder will stop when all zones have reset.
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Key:
.Zone not enabled
* Enabled zone not tested
1 Enabled zone activated
T Enabled zone in Tamper
RESET
1) Set System?
Ent to Set
2) View
Event Log?
3) Set Up
Codes & Tags?
4) Edit
Chime Zone?
5) Omit
24hour zones?
6) Set
Time & Date?
7) Walk Test?
8) Test
Outputs
A
B
A
B
A
A
B
A
B
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
The indications will latch to allow
single man walk test.
nnnn
Type in the manager code to enter the manager’s menus:
RESET
To exit and return to
previous menu level.

Manager's menu 8 - Test Outputs
The manager can test the outputs of the system by switching each one On and Off, all of the Strobe, Bell and
internal speaker sounders can be tested.
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STROBE
OFF
ENTER A
BScroll to select from
STROBE or BELL or SOUNDER
CToggle to select ON/OFF
RESET
1) Set System?
Ent to Set
2) View
Event Log?
3) Set Up
Codes & Tags?
4) Edit
Chime Zone?
5) Omit
24hour zones?
6) Set
Time & Date?
7) Walk Test?
8) Test
Outputs
A
B
A
B
A
A
B
A
B
B
A
B
A
B
A
B
nnnn
Type in the manager code to enter the manager’s menus:
RESET
To exit and return to
previous menu level.

Events description
The following is a list of all of the events and faults for which the system monitors. These are stored in the event
memory which may be viewed by the manager. Some of these events may be shown as the cause of an alarm
when the system is unset after an alarm. Some may be displayed in the fault lockout after an alarm.
EVENT Description
24 HOUR ALM Logged when a 24 hour zone has operated.
AUX FTC Logged when a Fail to communicate signal is received from
Auxiliary communication equipment
AntiC RESET Logged when the system is reset by means of an anti-code.
AUX FUSE FAIL Logged when the 12V SPEAKER fuse has failed.
AUX FUSE OK Logged when the 12V SPEAKER fuse is replaced after a failure.
BATTERY FAIL Logged when the on-load battery voltage falls below 10.8V.
BATTERY OK Logged when the battery voltage has risen above 11.4V following
a battery failure.
BELL FUSE FAIL Logged when the BELL/STROBE fused has failed.
BELL FUSE OK Logged when the BELL/STROBE fuse is replaced after a failure.
BOX TAMPER Logged when the general tamper loop or box tamper has opened.
BOX TAMPR OK Logged when the general tamper loop or box tamper has closed.
CLEAR LOG Logged when NVM fault log is reset.
CODE ENTRY Logged when a valid code is entered by USER n.
CODE TAMPER This is logged in either Day or Set modes when more than 5
unsuccessful attempts at entering a code have been made.
ENG ACCESS Logged when the Engineer menu is used.
ENG FINISH Logged when the Engineer menu is exited.
ENG'R RESET Logged when the system is reset by an Engineer code.
ENTRY DEVIAT Logged during the entry period when an Immediate zone is
activated.
ENTRY START Logged in the set period when an entry/exit zone is opened which
causes the entry period to start.
FIRE ZONE Logged when a Fire zone is activated. Includes the zone number.
iD LINE OK Logged when iD short circuit is removed.
iD SHORT Logged when excessive current flows in the iD line indicating a
short circuit across the lines.
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INTRUDER Logged when a Security or 24 Hour zone is activated. Includes the
zone number.
LOCAL LG OFF Logged when the local PC connection has ended.
LOCAL LOG ON Logged when the local PC successfully connects to the panel.
MAINS FAILED Logged when there is a mains supply failure to the panel.
MAINS OK Logged after a previous MAINS FAILED when the mains power
has been restored.
NEW TIME/DATE Logged when either the time or date is changed, it records the
time and date after the change.
NVM INIT Logged when the engineer forces the NVM to be re-initialised.
OLD TIME/DATE Logged when either the time or date is changed, it records the
time and date before the change. This event is always followed by
NEW TIME/DATE.
PA Logged when either a Silent or Audible PA or PA zone is
activated. Includes the zone number.
PC LOG OFF Logged when the remote PC Logs off from the system.
PC LOG ON Logged when the remote PC logs on (connects) to the system.
PC PRG ABORT Logged when the remote PC aborts the download.
PC PRG START Logged when the remote PC starts a download of the
programming data.
PC PROG DONE Logged when the remote PC successfully downloads a new
system setup.
PC RESET Logged when the system is reset by the remote PC.
POWER UP Logged after a system power up.
PROX TAG Logged when a tag is used, USER n.
PUSH TO SET Logged when a Push to Set zone is used to compete setting
procedure.
RKP FAILED Logged when an RKP fails to respond to the control panel.
RKP OK Logged when failed RKP comes back on line.
RKP PA Logged when RKP x PA buttons are operated.
RKP TAMPER Logged when RKP case tamper has closed.
RKP TAMPER Logged when the tamper switch in the RKP is opened. Includes
the RKP number.
RKP TAMPER OK Logged when RKP case tamper has opened.
SET BY This event is logged when the system is set. It identifies the user
who set the system.
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