Napco Security Technologies MAGNUM 825 - Manual (Page 3)

Abort Delay
A delay period that allows the system to be
reset before it reports to a central station.
Alarm Plan
ldentifies the areas of your premises pro-
tected by each zone of protection and lists
zone features. (See page 15)
Ambush Code
A one or two-digit code used before an arm/
disarm code that causes a silent report to
be sent to a central station. (Optional)
Arming/Disarming
Turning your system ON or OFF. This can
be done by entering a code on the Digit-
Key keypad, or by turning an optional key-
Switch.
Arm/Dlsarm (Personal) Codes
Up to 4 four-digit codes used to arm and
disarm the system from the keypad.
Battery
Stand by battery Is placed in the Control
Center box to provide backup protection in
the event of a power loss.
Central Station
Monitors incoming burglary
messages from the Digital
and emergency
Communicator,
and alerts the proper authorities. (Optional
feature)
Control Center
The heart of the Magnum Alert-825 security
system: it controls all system functions.
Dlgltal Communicator
Reports burglary and emergencies directly
to the central station over telephone lines.
Napco’s Digit-key keypad puts Control
Center functions at your fingertips. It can
be mounted either at the Control Center or
anywhere in your premises.
Exlt/Entry Delay
Lets you exit and enter your premises without
setting off an alarm after the system is armed.
Hold Down Functlon
Digit keys have secondary functions which
are activated by holding down a digit until
a beep is heard.
Fallback Code
A pre-programmed four-digit code that may
be used to disarm your system should all
user codes be erased (as after an extended
power failure).
Mlnl-Sounder
Buzzer at each Napco Digit-Key keypad
warns that entry delay time has started. It
also sounds when you attempt to arm the
system if a particular zone is in “trouble”. It
also verifies contact with a central station
when a closing signal is sent (optional).
Panic Buttons
Two buttons (* and #) on the Digit-Key
keypad which will alert the central station
of an emergency.
Report
A communication sent to a central station
indicating a specificchange in condition of
the security system (alarm, trouble, low
battery, etc.). (optional)
Shunt Button
Labelled "S" on the Digit-Key keypad. Lets
you manually remove one or more protective
zones from the system.
Zones
Independent, circuits that protect specific
areas of your premises.
Auto Shunted Zone: A zone capable of
being automatically bypassed (shunted)
out of the protection system if it is in
“trouble” (faulty) when you attempt
to arm the system.
Burglary Zones: Detect intrusion.
Day Zone: A zone programmed to cause
visual and audible ( optional) indication at
the Digit-Key keypad when it is in ”trouble”
during the disarmed period.
Exlt/Entry Follower Zone: Provides
exit and entry delay for interior devices.
Entry delay only occurs if re-entry takes
place through the normal exit/entry door.
Group Shunt Zones: A group of zones
programmed so they can be manually by
passed (shunted) all at once.
Priority Zones: When a zone selected
for the feature is in “trouble” it will be
impossible to arm the Control Center.
Selectlve Shunted Zones: Zones that
can be individually bypassed (shunted)
using the Shunt Button.
Trouble Zones: Zones that cannot be
armed becauseof an open window, door
or other problem in the area.
24 Hour Z o n e : Are always armed and
ready at all times to respond to an emer-
gency situation.
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