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When users answer YES to “Do you want to reset detectors?”,

outputs programmed for Sensor Reset will de-activate for the

Utility/Sensor PGM pulse time, so that the connected sensors will

be reset.

Event Schedules

You can program schedules for the communication of openings

and closings, automatic arming and disarming, access control,

and the activation of programmable outputs in the Event

Scheduling section. See the Programming Manual for a detailed

description.

Access Control

If you connect one or more PC6820 modules to the PC6010

system, you can program the system to control access to up to

32 separate doors. See “6820 Options” in the Programming

Manual, and the PC6820 Installation Manual for detailed

information.

7.2 Area Programming

An area is a group of zones which can be armed and disarmed

together. Up to 32 separate areas can be programmed on the

PC6010.

Most of the programming for individual areas is in the Area

Section. To program an area, you must first enable it in the Add/

Edit Areas section. Area 1 is enabled by default.

To enable and program an area:

1. Enter Installer’s Programming ([*][8][Installer’s Code]).

2. Scroll to Area Section, then press [*].

3. Scroll to Add/Edit Area, then press [*].

4. Scroll to the area you want to enable and program, then press [*].

Assigning Zones to Areas

Each zone must be assigned to at least one area. To assign zones

to an area, select an area to program in Area programming, and

go to the Zone Assignment section.

Assigning Users to Areas

Each user must be assigned to each area they will have access to.

Supervisor and Master users can assign users to areas in Access

Code programming in the user menu. See the Maintenance

Manual for more information.

Programming the Area Arm/Disarm Mask

The Arm/Disarm Mask for areas is in the System Options section.

Areas toggled to NO in the mask cannot be armed or disarmed

from a keypad. Areas toggled to NO in the mask, can only be

armed by access control, automatic arming, keyswitch arming,

via the APS/ODS, or via the DLS-3 software. This may be useful if

an area contains only an entryway, with the keypad outside the

area. If a user were to arm all their areas, including the entryway,

they could cause a false alarm when they exit (or enter) through

the area. By default, all areas are set to YES, and can all be armed

from area keypads.

Programming Area ID Codes

Program an Area ID Code so that the central station will be able

to identify the area. Select area-specific features (such as bell

squawk , entry and exit delay, and autoarm settings) in the Area

Section 7: System Operation and Programming

Once you install all the modules and devices and enroll them on

the system, you will need to program the system so that it works

correctly. Review this section for an overview of how the system

works, and for descriptions of the main programming areas.

7.1 System Programming

Programming options which affect the operation of the entire

system are in the System Area:

Installer and System Options

You can change the Installer and Walk Test codes in the Installer

Options section. The System Reset feature is also in this section.

System toggle options, keypad lockout options, system times,

and the arm/disarm mask for areas are in the System Options

section. See the Programming Manual for a complete description

of these sections.

Downloading

You can program the PC6010 remotely using a computer and

DLS-3 downloading software. Refer to the DLS-3 manual for

more information. See section 9 “Downloading” for information

on setting up the PC6010 for downloading. See the DLS section

of the Programming Manual for descriptions of the PC6010

programming sections related to downloading.

Communications

You can choose to use either the SIA FSK or Contact ID

communications format for land line communications. You can

either program each reporting code that you will use in the

“Communicator” programming section, or use the automatic

reporting code feature available for both formats.

Please refer to the “Communicator” section of the Programming

Manual, for descriptions of the available reporting codes, and

descriptions of communication programming options. Refer to

Appendix B of the Programming Manual for a list of

recommended Contact ID codes, and the SIA automatically

generated reporting codes.

LINKS1000 Programming

The LINKS1000 Cellular Communicator can be used to back up

all three telephone numbers. You can also use the LINKS1000 as

a primary or backup communicator for downloading.

Please see the “LINKS Module” section of the Programming

Manual for more information on LINKS1000 programming.

Programmable Outputs

Programmable outputs are terminals on the PC6010 board, or

on PC6204, PC6216 modules which can control connected

devices according to various programming options.

For example, you could connect PGM1 on the main board to a

bell. If you program PGM1 as output option (12) Chime

Follower, the system will turn on the bell whenever the door

chime is activated on the selected areas.

You can program options for programmable outputs in the PGM

Outputs section. See the Programming Manual for a detailed

description of each output option.

User-controlled Outputs

When users answer YES to “Activate door strike?”, outputs

programmed for Utility Output will activate for the Utility/Sensor

PGM pulse time.

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