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Click Add in the ADV area (upper right). In the

ADV definition, set up priorities for each input state

you wish to monitor. When the ADV is completed,

click OK to return to the panel dialogs and complete

the panel definition.

When an active input point is selected, the following

options are available:

Time Zone: To shunt (deactivate) an input point

during a particular time zone, select that time zone

from the list.

Shunt Time: Enter a value (0 to 63) to set the

amount of time that the input point is deactivated

(shunted) when triggered. This can be set in seconds,

minutes or hours by using the selection buttons

directly above the option.

Debounce Time: Enter a value (0 to 255) to set the

amount of time, in seconds, that an input must be in

a changed state before that change is reported. For

example, an input point with a debounce time of 5

must be in active condition for five seconds before it

is reported as an alarm. The same is true when

returning to normal condition. The point would not

report as normal until it was in the normal state for

five seconds. If the value is set to zero, the debounce

time is a minimum of .33 seconds on events going to

normal, but alarms are reported immediately

(debounce time is 0 seconds on alarm).

Supervised: All alarm input points default to

normally closed, non-supervised circuits used to

monitor changes of state. Inputs can also be

configured for normally open circuits and 3-state

supervised circuits. Select this check box to

configure the selected input point as supervised, and

then select your choice of Normally Open, or

Normally Closed

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