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Control Panel Glossary

AAV: Audio Alarm Verification, also known as two-way voice to the central station. The LYNX Plus has this feature built-in. Other panels can be used with a AVS. The control panel will trigger this module upon kiss off from the central station receiver and microphones and speakers connected to the AVS board will allow a two-way voice dialog between the central station operator and the protected premises.

Addressable Devices: Any module that connects to the panelʼs ECP (keypad) bus requires a specific address which identifies this device to the control. Devices are either addressed via dip switches, software, or have fixed addresses. These devices include keypads, expansion modules, wireless receivers and transmitter modules, telephone modules and some AlarmNet radio transmitters.

Alarm Cancel Verification: In the event of a false alarm, after the user enters their code + OFF, “Cancelled Alarm” is displayed on an alpha keypad confirming the alarm has been cancelled at the central station. “CA” will be displayed on a fixed English keypad.

Audible Exit Warning: When the system is armed in the Away or Maximum mode, the keypads will sound a warning of slow beeps and change to fast beeps for the last 5 or 10 seconds.

AUI: Advanced-user interface, also known as a touchscreen or graphic keypad.

Auto Stay: If the user arms the system in the Away mode but does not exit before the exit delay expires, the system will arm in the Stay mode.

Cross Zoning: For use in false alarm prone areas, two zones may be linked together so that an alarm will occur only if both zones trip within a specific time period.

ECP: Enhanced Console Protocol, or another term for the keypad bus. See Addressable Devices.

Event Log: System events can be stored for later retrieval. Some panels allow retrieval at an alpha keypad or graphic one, others require connection with the Compass downloading software.

Exit Delay Reset: After arming Away and exiting, if the user reenters before the expiration of the exit delay, the exit delay is reset.

Exit Delay Restart: Also called Quick exit. If the system is armed in the Stay mode, this allows the user to restart the exit and entry delay by pressing the * key.

Exit Error Logic/Exit Alarm: Alerts the user and allows for correction in the event the exit door is left open. Sends a unique report to the central station.

Expansion: Using hardwired VPlus RF and/or wireless devices.

H/W zones built-in: The number of standard hardwired zones included with the panel.

Keyfob Zones: Wireless keys that can be programmed in certain panels without taking away from the number of maximum protection zones in the panel.

Keypad Macros: Allows a shortcut to simplify various system commands.

LRR Output and Dynamic Signaling: The panel can

support AlarmNet radios connected to the ECP (keypad) bus. This allows for extremely simple connections and programming for reporting to the central station. The radios will transmit all messages programmed to go to the primary telephone number. Dynamic Signaling allows you to assign which method of transmission will have priority and how long to wait before transmitting on the other medium. For example, if the dialer has priority and is acknowledged before the programmed delay expires, then the message will not need to be sent using the radio. If for some reason the dialer message is not acknowledged by the end of the delay period, the message will be transmitted via the radio.

Max zones: The maximum number of total zones supported by the panel.

Night-Stay Mode: Designates certain interior zones to remain active while others are bypassed.

Panic keys: Keypad panic zones in addition to standard zones.

Partitions: Some control panels have the ability to be programmed for multiple partitions, which allows the single control to protect different areas as if each had its own control.

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