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(a) When momentarily activated during Setting, after use of the Last Exit, will

complete the Setting process if it has been programmed to do so (para 3.2);

(b) If activated momentarily during Timed Setting it will truncate the time and

immediately complete the Setting process (para 3.2);

(9) Moment Ward Key (WD KY): continuously monitored and when momentarily

activated will instantly Set a designated Ward or Unset it if it is already Set (para 3.3);

(10) Box Tamper (TA): continuously monitored and if activated will indicate a Tamper

Alarm as follows;

(a) Tamper Alarm displayed;

(b) If the system is Unset it will sound local sounders;

(d) Will activate any programmed Tamper Outputs;

(11) Spare Circuit: the circuit is not recognised as existing;

(12) Security Key: continuously monitored and if momentarily activated will disable all

REM on the Network if they are enabled or will enable all REM if they are disabled

(13) Latch Ward Key (WD KY): continuously monitored and while activated (circuit

closed) will instantly Set a designated Ward and while not activated (circuit open) will

unset the Ward (para 3.3);

(14) PSU Mains: continuously monitored and when connected to a remote PSU Supply

Fault line (para 2.11) the circuit will monitor for a loss of mains exceeding the mains

off delay period (para 2.8.1);

(15) PSU Fuse: continuously monitored and when connected to a remote PSU 12V Fail

line will monitor for a loss of the 12V supply (para 2.11);

(16) PSU Batt: continuously monitored and when connected to a remote PSU Batt Lo line

wiil monitor that the battery voltage exceeds about 10.5V (para 2.11);

(17) Ward Control: continuously monitored and is required when a Ward Control Unit

(WCU) is fitted to provide WCU status to the CP.

2.5 Attributes

2.5.1 Circuits irrespective of type may be allocated certain Attributes as follows:

(1) Power Reset (Rst): may be allocated to all circuits. This attribute will cause the circuit

to be momentarily isolated during the setting process so that devices that may have

latched when activated will be reset to the inactive state before being monitored;

(2) Omit (Omit): may be allocated to all circuits and will allow the User to omit the

particular circuit when Setting (para 3.10);

(3) Invert (Inv): may be allocated to all circuits and will change the method of activation

from normally closed contacts to normally open;

(4) Double Knock (D-K): May be allocated to Night and 24 hour circuits and is intended to

prevent false alarms. Circuits with this attribute must be activated, or have two

alarms present, during a period which is preset by the Engineer. If more than five

circuits with this attribute are activated at the same time the Double Knock period will

be truncated and this will cause an immediate alarm;

(5) Access (Acc): may be allocated to night circuits that are on the entry access route so

that accidental activation during the Entry procedure will have no effect.

2.6 Programmable Outputs

2.6.1 The programmable outputs from the NU and the REM, are referred to as the Node outputs

and are activated to respond to various conditions or events. They are programmed to

respond to System, Ward or Circuit activation.

2.6.2 Panel outputs are from the CP and are programmed to respond in the same way as the Node

Outputs. Outputs 1 to 8 are from the Parallel Interface Board, if fitted, and 9 to 16 are for the

DC3 or DC3M Digicom if fitted.

2.6.3

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