Bosch Appliances PT-400 Alarm Groups Screen, Alarm Group #, On armed, Automatic by Schedule, Last

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3.2.1 Alarm Groups Screen

This selection allows setup and arm/disarm control of the 99 alarm groups. Any number of point transmitters can be assigned to an alarm group in the Subscriber Database’s Advanced Screen. Each transmitter can only be assigned to one alarm group.

An alarm group can be manually armed and disarmed or assigned to a schedule to automatically arm and disarm the alarm group.

Figure 355: Alarm Groups Screen

Alarm Group Name

Enter a descriptive name to identify the function of the points in this alarm group.

Alarm Group #

This is the number of the alarm group (1 to 99).

Arming State of this Alarm Group

The Off, On, and Automatic by schedule fields control the arming state of this alarm group.

Off (disarmed)

Clicking this button disarms the alarm group. The alarm group remains off (disarmed) until it is manually changed in this screen to On or Automatic by schedule.

On (armed)

Clicking this button arms the alarm group. The alarm group remains on (armed) until it is manually changed in this screen to Off or Automatic by Schedule.

Automatic by Schedule

Clicking this button assigns the alarm group’s arming state to be controlled by the indicated schedule. When the schedule is active (on or armed), the alarm group is armed. When the schedule is off (disarmed), the alarm group is disarmed. Any number of alarm groups can be assigned to the same schedule.

First

Clicking this button takes you to alarm group 1.

Previous

Clicking this button takes you to the next lower alarm group from the one displayed. It does not wrap around. It is disabled at alarm group 1.

Next

Clicking this button takes you to the next higher alarm group from the one displayed. It does not wrap around. It is disabled at alarm group 99.

Last

Clicking this button takes you to alarm group 99.

3.2.72 Alarm Group State Screen

This selection displays a list of the alarm groups that are armed and have one or more transmitters (points) faulted. The points are presented because they were not restored when their automatic schedule armed or there was an alarm while the alarm group was on.

Figure 366: Alarm Group State Screen

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