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500-9041 v4.1

Welcome Report Control Admin

Sys Config

Tech-Ref

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Then, refer to the selection-

descriptions for this screen while

viewing or changing settings as

desired.

If You Need to Delete an Output

Access "Configuration Output

Points" as described previously, and

use the

Grid

Form

toolbar-button to

select your preferred 'view'.

In 'Forms' view, select the desired

'output' at the bottom of the window.

You can also use the 'Find' and 'Find Next'

buttons (binoculars) to search by name (or

few characters--e.g., nam

∗

Then, right-click a blank portion of the form

and select

Delete

. When asked to confirm,

select

Yes

(In Grid view, right-click the desired 'output' in the list,

and select

Delete

. When asked to confirm, select

Yes

Pick-Lists (bottom of the form)

-Panel Group

Panel

references (optional)

This is

where you select a specific panel-group and panel

in a multi-panel system where the 'tree' is

not

set to

show items on a panel-by-panel basis. For more

information on this feature, refer to "Other Desktop

Choices".

- Output Point:

This is where you select a device

(output point) to view or edit. This area shows a

reference number assigned by the system, and

the name of the output, once defined;

Output-point numbers are assigned by the system

when a expansion module that supports 'outputs' is

set up. The number assigned to each 'output' is

based on the module installation order, and the

number of 'outputs' supported by (reserved for) each

module.

Tip:

The "Module" and "Range" settings show the

device associated with the output-point, and the range

of outputs for that device.

"Offset" values for each panel determine whether

multi-

panel

sites will have consecutive versus

repeating output-point numbers. For details, refer to

the "Display Offsets" value under "System Panels and

Displayed Item-Numbers".

On This Form

(Standard )

- Name:

A suitable name for the device (output

point) indicating its location and/or usage, etc.;

- Module:

This is "Panel" (a system panel) or the

module associated with the specific output-point

number.

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- Range:

This is the total range of output-point

numbers associated with the specific module (as

defined by the software when each module is

set up).

Tip:

The number in brackets, such as "(1)", pertains

to the location of the physical output connection on the

specific module.

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-Type:

The general type of event that will trigger

the output (System, Area, Door, 'Point', or

Function Key);

Tip:

Function-key selections area available by "Area"

as well.

Function:

The specific event/action that will

trigger the output;

Panel-wide function key selections can be assigned as

positive or negative—indicating whether the output will

be set to +12V (positive) or 0V/Gnd (negative) when the

function key sequence is pressed.

Details (where applicable)

-Area / Point / Door / Function Key:

The

specific item (area, door, etc.) being monitored

for the function selected above.

Since function keys 6 – 9 & 0 can be set to require a

user-PIN, you may wish to reserve these keys for

more critical functions.

Note:

"System" pertains to events associated with the

specific main/system panel.

-Delay

(for function keys): Function keys can be

set to either ‘toggle’ the state of the output

(activate/deactivate), or to trigger the output for

a set period of time (from 1 second to 1 week).

The maximum number of delayed function keys that

can be set up for each panel is 35 (i.e., that are not set

to ‘toggle’ or ‘1 second’).

Configuration

Output Points

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