D6412/D4412
SIA Installation Quick Reference Guide
D6412/D4412 SIA Installation Quick Reference Guide
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3.0 User Caused False Alarms, Turning the System Off
3.1 Entry Time Defaults
The SIA standard requires an Entry Time of between 30 sec. and 4 min. The required default is 30 sec. If the system is not
turned off within the Entry Time, the panel creates an Alarm Event.
During the Entry Time, the panel sounds an Entry Delay Tone (distinct from the alarm tone).
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Global Open/Close Options: Entry time is set at the Entry Delay Time 1 prompt.
3.2 Passcode Turns System (Area) Off
When the panel is All or Part On, entering a valid passcode turns the system off as soon as the last digit of the code is
entered. No other keys are required.
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There is no special programming to configure the panel’s disarm function. Entering a valid passcode disarms and/or
silences alarm outputs.
4.0 Turning the System On and Off with RF Keyfobs
4.1 Arming Beeps and Flashes
The SIA standard requires that the panel provide a means to annunciate a change in arming state made from a RF keyfob.
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Global Output Configuration: The Global Output Configuration Option parameter has options to allow the alarm output
to “beep” the arming state and to allow the Strobe Output to “flash” the arming state. Default is not enabled.
4.2 Hold Lock and UnLock keys for Panic Event
To help ensure that accidental manual alarms do not occur, users must press and hold the lock (arm) and unlock
(disarm) keys at the same time to generate a “Panic” event.
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RF Keyfobs: The Keyfob Options parameter enables the keyfob Panic feature. The default disables the feature.
5.0 Alarm Transmission Sequence
5.1 Alarm Abort
The SIA standard requires an Alarm Abort feature. The panel uses this feature to give end users an opportunity to
acknowledge an alarm event and effectively cancel (or abort) the panel’s alarm response. The following sections (5.1.1 to
5.1.5) explain how it works.
5.1.1 Assigned to Point Index
Point Indexes determine how the panel responds to faults on its sensor loops. The Alarm Abort feature is assigned to
Point Indexes.
The Alarm Abort feature cannot be assigned to Fire point types.
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Point Index Configuration: The Options 1 parameter for each Point Index enables/disables the Alarm Event Abort
feature. The default enables the feature for Point Indexes configured for non-fire point types.
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