Re: CP-01

["Roland" <roland@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I guess I am unclear about which panels I can use here. According to what I
read the panels must have the CP-01 UL sticker. To get that a number of
features must be present.
Exit Delay:
60 Seconds (45 second minimum)
Progress Annunciation (Different sound last ten seconds of delay)
Automatic Restart of exit delay ONCE (upon re-entry)
Recent Closing -signal sent if alarm within 2 minitues of Exit time
expiration

Entry Delay:
Default 30 seconds (minimum 30 seconds)
Cancel Message window after abort window - 5 minutes

Berglary default 30 seconds dialer abort delay (15-45 second range)
May disable by zone or zone type.

Swinger shut-down default is '1' max is '2'
Will reset after 48 hours.

Of all the features of CP-01 this is one I like least. Part of the reason to
have alarm and restore by zone is to track a burglar through the zones
tripped. It takes a sharp central station operator to get you the
information, but it has worked for me before.


"Mark Leuck" <m..leuck@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> "Don" <don@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> >> I don't know what he'll say but I was told on burg zones it is set at
> 30
>> >> seconds default and can be lowered to 15 seconds . If set lower than
>> >> 15
>> >> it
>> >> defaults back to 30.  No delay on fire or panic or trouble zones.
>> >
>> > It depends on the panel, Honeywell does allow removing the dialer delay
>> > but
>> > you have to jump through hoops to do it, DSC has a minimum 15 seconds
> that
>> > cannot be removed. GE/ITI has always had a built-in dialer delay
>> > whether
>> > or
>> > not you implement it.
>> >
>> > New versions of the GE/Caddx panels have it minimum 15 seconds.
>> >
>>
>> this can be turned off with NXV2
>
> Regardless of the version, you can turn it off in sensor characteristics
> programming however that's as much of a pain in the ass as turning it off
> in
> Honeywell panels, besides the current GE panels will be gone in about a
> year
> and be replaced by panels that do not allow disabling
>
>