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E: SEQUENTIAL

CONFIRMATION SIGNALLING

DD243:2002 Compliance

All Euro-MERiDIAN models

include necessary functionality

for systems to comply with the

requirements of DD243:2002.

They have been tested to the

"BSIA Manufacturers Check List

for Compliance of CIE with

Requirements of DD243:2002."

A number of additional options

are provided to enhance

system performance.

SEQUENTIAL CONFIRMATION

SIGNALLING FROM

PARTITIONED SYSTEMS

The system may be

programmed to respond

A: To events within a

dedicated area only

('Confirmed Area' signal)

B: To any event on the

system

('Confirmed Any' signal)

NOTES:

1. It is important for correct

operation that the pre-alarm

timer is set to at least 30

seconds (but not longer than the

standard entry time).

2. Sequential confirmation may

also be signalled by use of an

extended signalling format.

GENERAL:

Sequential Confirmation applies

to all zone types that generate

an “intruder” response when

the system is set, ie:

INTRUDER

TAMPER (

including SAB/System

tamper, but NOT Code-

guessing

)

ENTRY ROUTE

(other than 'final

exit' - if tripped without entry

time started

)

ENTRY SHOCK

(see page 9-8)

DAY ALARM

- and to tamper alarms from

those zone types.

Tamper response of zone

types that do NOT form part of

the intruder system (ie Fire,

Switcher, etc. types) do NOT

generate an intruder response

OR count towards

'Confirmation.'

NOTE: Whilst an 'intruder'

alarm signal will be generated in

the event of entry time expiring

after a FINAL EXIT zone is

tripped, such zones are NOT

permitted to count towards a

confirmed alarm. A sequentially

confirmed alarm can ONLY be

signalled for triggers of two

zones of the types listed above.

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