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SteveS
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Posted: Saturday Jun 7th, 2008 12:42 am |
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Hi, please could someone help my thought process on this one.
Most important to note - I am programming an Ultra 9000 using the engineer menu ( a UCM is a soon to be made upgrade)
I have a sensor in an outbuilding which is set up as a zone type five with an 'on' response that causes the system (keypads) to chime in system off mode.
I would like to disable the chimes for, say 20 mins, by a single - or pair of keystrokes or some other means that does not requires a user sign in.
Alternatively it might be just as effective to reverse (turn off) the response on the zone but again only for a limited period.
Any pointers would be appreciated.
Thanks in anticipation
Steve
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garym999
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Posted: Tuesday Jun 17th, 2008 06:27 pm |
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Wait until you get your UCM and that will make programming a whole lot easier 
I'd use the additional contact to run a response that starts a timer runing for the 20 minutes;
Do NullResponse After 1200 Seconds Using Timer01
(194,1,4,176,0,0, 255)
Then in the response for the outbuilding add a test to see if the timer is running;
If SecurityMode = SecurityOff Then
If Timer Timer01 = 0 Then
Siren Chime
End If
End If
(73,0, 115,6, 86,1, 115,2, 64,15, 255)
Think that should work
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