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relevant to areas for which the

entry route is valid will apply.

c) Wards and Shunts

Additional partitions may be set up

as subdivisions of areas (or levels)

by the use of WARDS or SHUNTS.

For details, refer to chapter 16.

B: ZONES ‘ANY or ‘ALL’

When AREA SETTING is in use. As

a general rule, zones should be

programmed to a single area.

However, there are applications

requiring zones to be allocated

to more than one area. This

may be done as:

‘ANY:’ The zone will be live if ANY

of the areas to which it is allocated

are set; eg in a domestic situation a

garage may be programmed to ‘AB

Any’ and be live if either

Downstairs (A) or Upstairs (B) is set;

or

‘ALL:’ The zone(s) will be live

only if ALL the allocated areas are

set. Thus a ‘common lobby’ can be

programmed that will set

automatically with the last of the

allocated areas, and unset with the

first, regardless of the order in

which this is done. Any number of

such common areas may be

established on a system, BUT no

area may be used in more than

one common lobby that is part of

an entry/exit route.

NOTE: Care should be taken

when setting up exit modes and

volumes for a common lobby area

(see 5-4).

C: Keyswitch Control

All systems can have areas (or

levels) programmed for

Keyswitch operation.

This may be with conventional

exit time in use or instant

setting for ‘Blockschloss’

applications.

Zone inputs are used to accept

an input from a Key- (or other)

switch to set / unset the

system.

For further information, refer

page 5-6

D: Area Sounders

The End Station loudspeaker

output responds to ALL system

functions, and is NOT

programmable.

Note: selection of the site option

“E/E Keypads Only” will

prevent the

system loudspeaker

from repeating

these tones.

Keypads and Tag Readers have

integral sounders that respond

ONLY to sounds relevant to the

area(s) that they are programmed

as

‘

IN.

’

Alarm signals for individual areas

may be programmed (as ‘area

siren’) to any output, to drive DC

powered sounders.

TMZ modules

have an output (No.

2) allocated as a sounder output,

capable of driving a loudspeaker,

which responds to stimuli only for

the areas for which it is

programmed as

‘

IN

’

(programmes

as a Tag Reader).

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