Honeywell 3-520C, 3-48C, 3-144C manual Fault and Tamper Conditions

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Fault and Tamper Conditions

When a fault or tamper condition occurs in the unset state, an alert condition is activated. This consists of an intermittent beep at the keypad and/or a visual alert on the keypad. A user should enter their code at the keypad and press ent. The condition causing the fault or tamper will be shown. Use the A>and <B keys to scroll through multiple faults.

When a fault or tamper condition occurs in the set state, the condition will be displayed on the keypad when a user unsets the system.

Resetting Fault and Tamper Conditions

When an alarm, fault or tamper condition is generated on the system, a reset must be carried out before normal system operation can resume. Fault and tamper conditions can be reset provided:

1. The cause has cleared.

2. An authorised PIN or anti-code has been entered

3. The conditions have been viewed, by a user, on the keypad display after steps 1 and 2 above.

If a user does not have sufficient authority to reset the condition, a temporary banner is displayed to indicate that a manager or engineer is required to reset the condition.

On a system installed to meet EN50131 Grade 3, most fault and tamper conditions will require an engineer level PIN to reset. Alternatively, an Anti code given by the alarm monitoring centre may be used reset the system, depending in the cause and the configuration of the system.

Overriding Fault and Tamper Conditions when Setting

If it has not been possible to reset the system due to and outstanding fault or tamper condi- tion, it may be possible to override the condition and set the system anyway. This depends on the authority of the user and the type of outstanding condition.

Any outstanding conditions will be displayed whenever setting is attempted and the setting procedure will be halted. However, if the condition can be overridden by the user, the mes- sage ent=CONTINUE SET will be displayed. Pressing ent at this point will override the condition for one set period only, and log the override action against that user. The condition will return when the system is next unset.

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Contents Galaxy Page Table of Contents Display Log User Type 2.4 and Above Display Zones User Type 2.4 and AboveCodes User Type Access Authorization User TypeInstaller Details Appendix 1 Note for Swedish Market Introduction Public Switched Telephone Network Pstn approvalPage View Keys a and B Keypad InformationGeneral Number Keys 0Hash Key # Power LEDEnter Key ent Escape Key escSetting the System Zones Open Part SettingCancelling The Setting SounderKeyprox MAX Setting OptionsSetting with User Cards/Tags/Fobs Dual FocusUnsetting the System Fault and Tamper Conditions Menu Options Menu OptionsFull Menu Quick MenuAccessing The Menu Omit Zones User Type 2.3 and Above Non-omittable Zones Forced Set User Type 2.3 and AboveAtm 1/2/3/4 Zones Selecting Forced SetDisplay Zones User Type 2.4 and Above Chime User Type 2.3 and AboveDisplay Log User Type 2.4 and Above Print User Type 2.4 and Above Selected Zones Walk Test User Type 2.5 and AboveSelecting Walk Test All ZonesChanging Date Time/Date User TypeSelecting Time/Date Changing TimePin Warning Default CodesCodes User Type User CodesAssigning Dual Codes Selecting CodesModify Pin Deleting a PinModify Type UserAccess Levels Duress CodeQuick Menu Modify NameTime Zone Pin Change Temporary CodesMultiple Groups Modify GroupsGalaxy Single GroupsMax Number Group ChoiceForgive Antipassback Max FunctionMax Keypad Card- Held Max OperationSummer User Type =Holidays Timer Control User TypeTrace User Type =View=Early Open =Timers=Late Work =Weekend WorkBoth Saturday and Sunday Group Omit User Type =Call back-1-5 Remote Access User TypeAccess Authorization User Type = Engineer= Manager Here are nine points to help avoid false alarms Avoiding False AlarmsZone Function Description Chime Omit Part Zone Reference TablesAlarm In Progress Alarm and Help MessagesInstaller Details Resetting Using Alarm Cause CodeAppendix 1 Note for Swedish Market IU1-0033 Rev

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