Visonic PowerMax Partitions II Manuel utilisateur
PowerMax®
A quick start guide to
Partitions II
What Are Partitions?
The PowerMax includes an optional partition feature.
•Partitioning allows you to have up to three independently
controllable areas whereby each can be in the HOME, AWAY
or DISARM state.
Each independent area is called a ‘partition’ and has its own
•denedzones,usercodes,etc.
Partitions provide highly exible control in premises
•where multiple areas need to be monitored or secured
independently.
Using Partitions in the Workplace
Theareainthisexamplehas2ofces(accountant’sandsolicitor’s)
•
Eachofcerunsindependentlywithdifferentworkinghours
•
Thereceptionareaissharedbybothofces
•
Each area has a NEXT motion detector installed•
The reception area is explained later in the ‘L
common area
’
section
STEP 1: Planning & Enabling
The panel comes with partitioning feature disabled.
•
TherststepistoenablePartitionsIIfeature:
•
From the
• INSTALLER MODE select PARTITIONING and
press
Select
• ENABLE and press twice
To avoid confusion and to make installation simpler, it is rec-L
ommended to note down the zones and their corresponding
partitions
STEP 2: Dening Partitions
Partitioning programming is performed via the
• DEFINE ZONES
menu.
For each zone, set the zone type, name and chime option, as
•per the installer manual.
Select the
• PARTITION option (follows CHIME)
The screen will display
• [P1:- P2:- P3:-] Black squares indicate
the partitions to which the current zone is assigned.
Assign the zone to its proper partition or partitions
• (1, 2, or 3).
To select partitions simply press
• , or on the keypad
respectively.
Press
• twicetoconrmthesettings.
A zone must be assigned to at least one partition at all timesL
STEP 3: Setting User Codes & Keyfobs
User code 1 is the master user code and controls all 3 partitions.
•
Otherusercodescancontrolonlyaspecicpartitionoracombi-
•nationofpartitionsdenedbythemasteruserduringsetup.
Afterselectinganddeningusercodes,selectthe
• ACCESS TO
PART menu to associate the user code with a partition or a
partition combination.
Keyfobs are associated with a partition or
•a partition combination during enrolment,
performed via the ENROLLING menu.
To change the partition association of L
keyfobs simply re-enroll the keyfob
Arming and Disarming the System
A user, using a user code or an MCT-237 two-way keyfob,
•can control all partitions associated with the code or keyfob
simultaneously, or an individual partition
When using MCT-234 keyfob or the MCM-140 remote
•commander, a user can only control all the associated partition(s)
simultaneously (i.e. no control over individual partitions).
MCT-237 MCM-140/+ MKP-150MCT-234
Accountants
Reception
Partition 1
Common area
Partition 2
Solicitors
Partition Select Button
PowerMax & MKP-150/151 Keypad
Arming multiple partitions
Arm or Disarm as without partitions
•
All partitions associated with the user code are Armed or Disarmed
•
Arming a specic partition
Press
1.
LCD will show2. SELECT PARTITION
Press3. 1, 2, or 3 to select the partition
Press
4. / (Arm) or (Disarm)
MCT-237 Two-way Keyfob
Arming multiple partitions
Pressing the arming buttons without selecting an individual
•partitionArms/Disarmsalldenedpartitions.
Arming a specic partition
Press
1.
In the LCD display, a digit2. [ P1:- P2:- P3:-] will light to
indicate the currently selected partition
Repeated pressing of
3. selects the following partitions
Press
4. / or within 5 seconds
What are Common Areas?
Consider the reception area in the example of the accountants
and solicitors:
Neitherofceownerwantsthereceptionareatobearmeduntil
•bothofcesarearmedsothatevenifoneofceisoccupied(his
ofcepartitionisdisarmed),thereceptionareamustbedisarmed
This is called a
•
Common Area
Common Areas are used as walkthrough zones to multiple
partitions
There may be more than one
•
Common Area
in an installation
depending on the layout of the property
A
•
Common Area
is NOT the same as a partition:
It cannot be armed/disarmed directly
•
Common Area zones behave according to the state of the
• partitions sharing the Common Area.
Dening Common Areas
A
•
Common Area
isdenedbyassigningmorethanone
partition to a zone or a group of zones.
Example:
Accountants’detectorisassignedtotherstPartition
•
Solicitors’ detector is assigned to the second Partition
•
Reception area’s detector is assigned to both partitions and
•forms a common area
Accountants
Reception
Partition 1
Common area
Partition 2
Solicitors
How Zones in Common Area Behave
Zones in common areas behave according to the partition
which is the “least secure”
24hrs zones
Are always armed
•
Perimeter zones
Armed when all partitions they are assigned
•to are either HOME or AWAY
Disarmed if at least one partition to which
•they are assigned to is disarmed
Interior zones
Armed when all partitions they are assigned
•to are AWAY
Disarmed if at least one partition to which
•they are assigned to is HOME or disarmed
Partition Select Button
When one partition is armed AWAY and another armed HOME,
• common area zones are armed HOME. (i.e. Interior zones will
NOT give an alarm).
When all Partitions are armed AWAY, common area zones are
• also armed AWAY.
When even one partition is DISARMED all zones assigned to
• it, including those in common areas, are also disarmed.
Smart Siren
An alarm from a Common Area zone
When a zone in a common area is alarmed, disarming any one
•of the partitions to which that zone is assigned cancels the
alarm and stops the siren.
Concurrent Alarms in different partitions
When several zones are alarmed, and each zone is assigned to
•a different partition, the siren will continue to sound until all
partitions are disarmed.
Alarm in a Common Area Zone
When a zone in a common area initiates an alarm, disarming
one of the Partitions in that common area cancels the alarm
and stops the siren.
Concurrent Alarms in 2 Partitions
When the siren sounds due to the initiation of simultaneous
alarms in two or more partitions, the siren will stop only
when all partitions with alarmed zones are disarmed.
Quick Start Guide
AWAY
HOME
HOME
DISARM
DISARM
AWAY/HOME
AWAY
AWAY
AWAY
(3) Siren stops only when BOTH
partitions are disarmed
DISARM
SIREN STOPS
DISARM
(1) While siren is sounding due to alarm
from the rst partition, another alarm
from the second partition occurs
AWAY
ALARM
AWAY
(2) The rst Partition is DISARMED -
siren stops
DISARM
SIREN STOPS
AWAY
AWAY
ALARM
AWAY
(1) Alarm from zone in reception area
(2) When the rst partition is
DISARMED sirens still sounds
DISARM
ALARM
AWAY
Quick Start Guide
LCD Display
Once the Partition feature is enabled, the LCD will display the
•status of all 3 partitions as [ P1:X P2:X P3:X ].
Where
• “X” is the partition’s status:
R= Ready
N= Not Ready
A= Away
H= Home
D= Entry delay
E= Exit delay
“-” = This partition is not used (does not have zones assigned
to it)
In case of
• TROUBLE or MEMORY, LCD alternates between partitions’
status (explained above) and MEMORY/TROUBLE messages.
Time/Date can be shown as a screen saver textL
LED & Beep Indications
Arming LED
ON = at least one partition is AWAY
•
Blinking = one or more partitions are
•HOME and none are AWAY
OFF = all partitions are DISARMED
•
Trouble LED
Reectsatroubleintheentiresystem,notperpartition
•
More information in “Reviewing Trouble Information” in the
•User Manual.
Exit/Entry delay beeps
Are sounded whenever an Entry/Exit delay is set in at least
•one partition.
Arming options
Quick Arm
In Quick Arm mode, a user has access to arming the system
•without having to identify himself (by entering a code).
With partitions II enabled, arming the system (HOME or AWAY)
•from the keypad or the control panel will arm ALL partitions
(sinceuserisnotidentied).
It is still possible to arm one specic partition, by selecting a L
partition using the partition selection key prior to arming.
Arming using keyfobs is not affected by QuickArmL
Arm Instant
Arm Instant is possible only when arming ALL partitions
•simultaneously
Bypass options
Force Bypass
Setting affects all partitions
•
Manual bypass
The user can bypass zones assigned to any partition with which
•he/she is associated.
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