Visonic PowerMax Partitions II Manuel utilisateur

A quick start guide to

PowerMax Partitions II

Product Management Team

April, 2010

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

defined zones, user codes, etc.

• Partitions provide highly flexible control in premises where multiple

areas need to be monitored or secured independently.

Using Partitions in the Workplace

• The area in this example has 2 offices (accountant’s and solicitor’s)

• Each office runs independently with different working hours

• The reception area is shared by both offices

• Each area has a NEXT motion detector installed

The reception area is explained later in the ‘common area’ section

Accountants Solicitors

Reception

Partition 1 Partition 2

Common area

Partitions II – What’s New?

• Partitions II, Visonic's new version of partitioning, now provides

enhanced partitioning capabilities of the PowerMaxPro, including:

• Common areas

• Simultaneous control over multiple partitions

• Intuitive LCD display

• Smart siren operation

STEP 1: Planning & Enabling

• The panel comes with partitioning feature disabled.

• The first step is to enable Partitions II feature:

• From the INSTALLER MODE select PARTITIONING

and press

• Select ENABLE and press twice

To avoid confusion and to make installation simpler, it is recommended to

note down the zones and their corresponding partitions

STEP 2: Defining 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 twice to confirm the settings.

A zone must be assigned to at least one partition at all times

STEP 3: Setting User Codes & Keyfobs

• User code 1 is the master user code and controls all 3 partitions.

• Other user codes can control only a specific partition or a

combination of partitions defined by the master user during setup.

• After selecting and defining user codes, select the

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 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-234

MCT-237

MKP-150

MCM-140+

MCM-140

Arming multiple partitions

• Arm or Disarm as without partitions

• All partitions associated with the

user code are Armed or Disarmed

Arming a specific partition

1. Press

2. LCD will show SELECT PARTITION

3. Press 1, 2, or 3 to select the partition

4. Press / (Arm) or

(Disarm)

PowerMax & MKP-150/151 Keypad

Partition Select Button

MCT-237 Two-way Keyfob

Arming multiple partitions

• Pressing the arming buttons without selecting an

individual partition Arms/Disarms all defined partitions.

Arming a specific partition

1. Press

2. In the LCD display, a digit [ P1:- P2:- P3:-]

will light to indicate the currently selected partition

3. Repeated pressing of selects the following

partitions

4. Press , or within 5 seconds

Partition Select Button

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