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- ndh - 11-12-2013
I would be interested in input on how best to do the following. I\'ve got a few ideas.
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House with rear Garden and then (Bottom of garden) Large Shed.
Shed has rear access to property
Shed has: rear entry door; PIRs; Controlled lights; Keypad (KP04); small sounder on an output.
Gardener needs to enter / leave from Rear Shed Door and disable the shed but not the house.
The gardener does not come in the house and only uses the shed keypad.
The gardener may not know the house is occupied or unoccupied (armed) when he arrives or leaves.
Family members may want to arm and leave by the same rear shed door.
(Gardener is User 6. Shed Keypad is Id 3.)
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Nigel
- Home - 11-12-2013
But your new house in in the middle of nowwhere, your don\'t need any security ! ........nobody could ever find it and if they did then they would never be able to find their way out !
- ndh - 11-12-2013
Can we have him blacklisted please?
- ident - 11-14-2013
One way to do it is to assign a function key protected by \"Need code\" which omits the shed zones
To unbypass the shed zones, perhaps another key, or if he forgets use absence of movement on the PIR if the shed door is closed
- Home - 11-19-2013
Why dont you simply use day mode
When the gardner signes in with his unique code - then the whole system arms to day mode (house armed but shed not) (so in effect the gardner has de-activated the shed).
When he leaves he simply arms to away mode ( arm house and shed).
Gardners code would never allow him to arm to security off ( i.e switch the house alarm off)