Interlogix VEREX Director - Manual (Page 229)

21-0381E v4.9.1 Welcome Report Control Admin Sys Config Tech-Ref 221
Screen Reference
Pick-List (bottom of the
form)
- Panel: If the tree is not set to show
items on a panel-by-panel basis, you
will be able to select a panel here (for
systems that have more than one).
A "Panel Group" reference may also be
shown here, or you can set the 'tree' to list
configuration topics separately for each panel. For
more information, refer to "Other Desktop Choices".
 Standard 
- Input Point Fast Restore: Whether or not a
point restoral (return to normal) is to be sent
within 1 minute (versus only at siren time-out);
- Maximum number of alarms per point:
This allows limiting the number of consecutive
alarms from an input point (sensor/zone) that
the system will monitor. For a selection of 1,
2, or 3, any additional consecutive alarms will
be ignored.
Note: This typically pertains to UK/European
installations.
- Multi-tenant system (UK/ACPO) : Future use.
- Area group mode ( V4.4) : This determines
whether or not arming and disarming of
groups of areas will be supported through
LCD keypads associated with this panel.
Group or Area: This will prompt LCD keypad users to
select an area group, or an individual area.
Remote Area or Group (
V4.5 ): Allows
simultaneously arming or disarming like-named
groups of areas across multiple panels from a single
keypad for users with applicable authority.
Related: Configuration, Areas, Area Group

Area Groups and Multi-Panel Arm/Disarm
- Prompt for Entry Delay on LCD Keypad:
Whether or not the user will be asked if they
want the optional entry delay each time any area
is set to STAY. (An entry delay provides time
for an authorized entrant to disarm the area.)
- Ring Back Required on Arming: Whether or
not the monitoring station will cause a keypad
tone and short siren squawk to confirm each
time an area is armed--as required for UL-listed
systems.
 ACPO 
Note: This tab appears only for panels set for UK
(ACPO) operating mode. For a new system, this is set
through a small wizard screen when the account is
created.
- Confirm alarm timeout: This is the allowed
duration/time during which an alarm can be
confirmed;
- Confirmed reset service: Whether or not a
confirmed alarm can be reset locally using the
service PIN;
- Confirmed reset master: Whether or not a
user with master authority can reset a confirmed
alarm locally;
- Confirmed reset managed: Whether or not
any valid user can reset a confirmed by entering
a PIN obtained by calling the central monitoring
facility/station;
- Confirmed reset remote: Whether or not
confirmed alarms can be reset remotely through
a software utility running at the central
monitoring facility/station;
- Unconfirmed Reset Mode: Future use.
Configuration, System, Intrusion