About Quick alarm
If any input is unsealed when you try to arm or disarm an area, The Challenger console will sound 7 quick beeps and will display the unsealed inputs. Page 20: Types Of Alarms TYPES OF ALARMS The are three types of alarms that are used in The Challenger. A description of each of the three types is provided here. Local Alarm. Alarm. System Alarm. Local Alarm: An alarm which is transmitted only within a building, and occurs when an area is occupied. Page 21: System Alarm TYPES OF ALARMS System Alarm: The state of a security system when a Challenger device (Challenger panel, Data gathering panel or Remote arming station) is tampered, stops communicating or detects a fault condition such as mains fail, low battery, fuse fail etc. Page 22: Local Alarm LOCAL ALARM A local alarm is one which occurs when an area is occupied. The circumstances causing the alarm need to be checked and can possibly be rectified without the need to contact a remote monitoring station. The alarm is therefore transmitted only within the building and not relayed to a remote monitoring station. A local alarm could be caused by opening a fire door which is monitored 24 hours a day. Page 23: How To Acknowledge A Local Alarm When a re-alarm does occur, the letter preceding the input number will not be shown. See Also: Alarm Panel Status - Menu Option 1 Inputs in Alarm - Menu Option 3 The Challenger Version 8.0 User Guide : Issue I , Revision I : October 1997 www.msealarms.com.au... Page 24: Alarm ALARM Alarm is the state of your security system when a device has been activated by a breach of security. When an alarm occurs: An area light will flash to indicate which area the alarm is coming from. The display will show the following message on the second line: Code: Note: When an alarm occurs, There Are No Alarms In This Area is removed from the top line. Page 25: How To Reset An Alarm See Also: Local Alarm Panel Status - Menu Option 1 Inputs in Alarm - Menu Option 3 Quick Alarm History The Challenger Version 8.0 User Guide : Issue I , Revision I : October 1997 www.msealarms.com.au... Page 26: Quick Alarm History QUICK ALARM HISTORY This function provides a list of past alarm events. It is a fast and simple way to determine the location of the input which caused an alarm. This information may be necessary where you have to reset an alarm without first checking the cause. Before commencing, the display must show: There Are No Alarms In This Area Code:... Page 27: The Challenger Menu THE CHALLENGER MENU The Challenger menu has 24 options available for performing various functions. Some of the functions are specific only to certain installations, while others may not be authorized to you. It is therefore unlikely that you will see all the menu options when you access the menu, but only those which have been programmed
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Pre-programmed sequence for setting, in the following order: Seconds, minutes, hours, day, month and day of week. 4. Set minutes by pressing RESET until minutes begin flashing, then press START/STOP to advance minutes. Press and hold START/STOP for quick advance. 5. Set hours by pressing RESET repeatedly until hours begin flashing, then press START/STOP to advance hours. Press and hold START/STOP for quick advance. Pressing START/STOP repeatedly causes the hours to advance in a pre-programmed sequence of A.M/P.M., and 24 hour (military) time, denoted by “A”, “P”, or “H” on the display. Advance hours until the desired format is achieved. 6. Set month and day by pressing RESET until month and day appear and day begins flashing, then press START/STOP to advance day. Press and hold START/STOP for quick advance. 7. Set the month by pressing RESET until month begins flashing, then press START/STOP to advance the month. Press and hold START/STOP for quick advance. 8. Set the week day by pressing RESET until the bar at the top of the display flashes, then press START/STOP to position the flashing bar under the correct day. Press and hold START/STOP for quick advance. 9. Press MODE to return to normal time. 10. Press and hold START/STOP to view current date. C. Alarm Operations 1. To set the alarm time: a. Press MODE until hours begin flashing, then press START/STOP to advance hours. Press and hold START/STOP for quick advance. b. To set minutes, press RESET until minutes begin flashing then press START/STOP to advance minutes. Press and hold START/STOP for quick advance. c. The alarm time should now be set. Press MODE to return to normal time display. 2. To view alarm time: a. Return the display to clock mode. b. Press and hold RESET. 3. To remove alarm time: a. Return the display to clock mode. b. Press RESET and START/STOP together to switch the alarm function on and off. The alarm icon in the upper right corner illuminates to indicate the 4. To activate the hourly chime function: 5. To activate the snooze function: Stopwatch Operation A. Single-Action Timing
