Advanced Functions; Zones; Entry And Exit: Select The Delay To Avoid Setting Off The Alarm - Urmet 1068 Série Mode D'emploi

2.4

ADVANCED FUNCTIONS

2.4.1

Zones

The zone is a virtual space that can be attributed precise characteristics during programming. These characteristics will
be acquired from the various devices that were freely associated to it with the programming: inputs, outputs, keypads,
readers, etc. The same device can belong contemporarily to more than one zone.
2.4.2

Entry and Exit: select the delay to avoid setting off the alarm

When the keypad is inside the place protected by the alarm system, the problem arises as how to arm the system and
exit, or enter and disarm the system before the alarm goes off. The problem is resolved by programming a delay that
inhibits the system and enables people to exit or enter without consequences.
Above all, it must be remembered that a detector can be associated with multiple zones. The descriptions that follow for
the "detector activation" is intended as any action that changes the stand-by status of the detector, for example the
opening of a door or window, a person walking in front of an IR detector, the forcing of a roller, and so on.
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IMPORTANT Never use, within the same zone, inputs with "Delay" specialisation and inputs with "First
entry/Last exit", "Way" specialisation.
Intrusion – Way
2.4.2.1
The activations of an Intrusion - Way input are ignored if there is a delay (in input or output) of an Intrusion - First entry /
Last exit input with at least one common zone.
In the absence of this condition only, the Intrusion - Way input is equal to an Intrusion - Instantaneous input.
Intrusion – First entry/Last exit
2.4.2.2
Programming of this type of input requires the setting of a guard time, called delay.
The alarm is not generated instantaneously but only after its delay time has elapsed following the activation of the
detector (entry delay).
When activating a zone with Intrusion - First Entry / Last Exit inputs, for each of them a count of a duration equal to the
delay (exit delay) starts. During this counting, the input opening is ignored.
If the input is closed during the exit delay, all other exit delays active in the zones associated with it are interrupted. This
interruption occurs with about 5 seconds of delay with respect to the real state of closure, to avoid the unintentional
generation of alarms in the exit phase.
During entry delay or exit delay, Intrusion - Way entry activations with at least one common zone are ignored.
2.4.2.3 Examples of the first entry/last exit, and way specialisations
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Figure 3 - Examples of the first entry/last exit, and way specialisations
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