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Toggle section. You can also program a label for the area in the

Area Label section. This label will help users to identify an area

in the user menu, and will help to identify area events in the

event buffer.

Programming Area Times

Program area-specific times in the Area Times section. Each area

can have its own entry and exit delay times (both standard and

auxiliary times).

During the exit delay, the area keypad(s) will beep once every

second. During the last 15 seconds of the exit delay, the

keypad(s) will beep 3 times per second. The remaining exit time

is displayed on the keypad(s).

During the last 15 seconds of the entry delay, the keypad(s) beep

3 times per second.

Copying Area Programming

If you want to program several areas in a similar way, you can

use the Copy Area section. You must have one area already

enabled and programmed. Select the programmed area to be

copied, then select an unenabled area to copy the programming

to. All the area programming will be copied, except for the zone

assignments.

Deleting an Area

If you want to delete an area that has been enabled, use the

Delete Area section. You must have removed all the zones from

the area in order to delete it. When you delete an area, the

system will retain all the area programming, so that if you re-

enable it, you will only need to re-assign the zones to the area.

Programming Automatic Arming of Areas

To enable automatic arming and disarming of an area, program the

date schedule and the arm/disarm schedules that you want the area

to follow in the Event Scheduling programming section. See the

“Event Scheduling” section in the Programming Manual. If you

want users to be able to delay or cancel automatic arming, turn on

the “AutoArm Enab” toggle option for the area. See the User

Guide and Maintenance Manual for information on user options.

7.3 Zone Operation

Once you assign a zone to an area, you will need to program the

Zone Type and Zone Options. In the Zone Type section, you tell

the system what kind of zone it is (e.g. standard delay, instant or

fire). See the Programming Manual for a complete description of

each of the 19 zone types. Each zone type has its own default

settings for the zone options. If necessary, you can change these

settings in the Zone Options section. See the Programming

Manual for a table of the default settings for each zone type.

Arming with Zones Open

If there are zones open when an area is armed by keyswitch, or

automatic arming, the open zones will be force armed. The force

armed zones will be fully armed when restored (closed).

Interior and Force Arm Delay zones can be force armed (i.e. the

area can be armed with these zones in an unrestored or open

state). Force arming will not be shown to the user. When the zone

restores (closes), it will become armed with the rest of the area.

Once the zone is armed, an alarm will occur if it is violated again.

Bypassing and Disabling Zones

Zones can by bypassed or disabled by Master users in the user menu.

When a zone is bypassed, it will not be able to trigger an alarm

when violated. The system will still monitor the zone for tampers

and faults. Users will usually bypass a zone when they need

access to a portion of the system when it is armed. Bypassed

zones will return to normal when the system is next disarmed.

When a zone is disabled, it will not be able to trigger an alarm

when violated, and the system will not monitor the zone for

tampers and faults. Users will usually disable a zone if the

detector is not working properly. Disabled zones will not be re-

enabled until turned on again by a user.

Zone Tampers, Faults and Alarms

If a zone tamper or a fault occurs, a buzzer will sound from all

keypads assigned to the area. The buzzer will sound for the

length of the Bell Time Out, or until silenced by a user. The

system will send a zone tamper reporting code to the central

station, if programmed.

NOTE: Zone tampers will not prevent the system from being armed.

If the zone is armed and then is violated, the zone will be in alarm.

The system will transmit the alarm, and the bells will sound until

the end of the Bell Time Out, or until a user silences them. If the

zone is violated again before the first alarm is cleared, the bells

will not re-sound, and the system will not transmit the event. An

exception to this is the Seismic zone type. The system will sound

the bells and send a communication for a second alarm on a

seismic zone, even if the first alarm was not cleared.

When one or more zones go into alarm, the bells will sound

(until the Bell Time-out timer has expired), and the alarms will be

displayed on the keypad(s) for the area(s) in alarm. When a user

enters an access code valid for the area(s) in alarm, they can

silence the bells. They can also view the zones that were in

alarm. After they view the zones that were in alarm, they can

select the Clear Alarms function. If they answer YES to “Clear

Alarms?”, all of the alarms in all areas that are assigned to that

user are cleared (if the zones can be restored). Any alarms on

areas that are NOT assigned to that specific user are NOT cleared

at that time. See the User Guide for more information.

Multi-Area Zone Events

When an event (Alarm/Restoral, Tamper/Restoral, Fault/Restoral)

occurs on a zone which is assigned to multiple areas, the event

will be transmitted for the area with the lowest assigned area

number. The event will be logged to the event buffer for all

assigned areas.

7.4 Backbone Programming

The status of the PC6010 system can be monitored over

telephone lines, or over a dedicated “Backbone” network using

the PC6442 or PC6443 modules.

Before you can enroll any PC644X module, you must program

the Originator ID to be [01]. After the Originator ID is changed to

[01], you will be able to enroll the PC644X modules, and access

all of the Backbone programming sections. See “Backbone

Section” in the Programming Manual, for more information.

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