Interlogix VEREX Director - Manual (Page 251)

21-0381E v4.9.1 Welcome Report Control Admin Sys Config Tech-Ref 243
 Keypad
(settings for LCD Keypads)

- Assigned to Area: The 'area' that this keypad is
associated with;
- Exit Delay When Arming: Whether or not an
exit delay is to be in effect when arming the
keypad's area to 'Stay' and/or 'On'. (Arming any
other areas from this keypad will be immediate).
'Stay' pertains to 'perimeter' sensors being monitored,
and 'On' pertains to all sensors in the area being
monitored.
- Entry and Exit Tones on Stay Mode: Whether
or not Entry/Exit tones are to be sounded at this
keypad while the associated area is set to the
STAY arming level.
- Annunciation (1
st
bar of Areas): The area(s)
to be monitored by this keypad (i.e., the areas
for which any alarms will be signalled at the
sonalert built into this keypad).
Tip: As you move across the 'bar' of area symbols,
the name of each area will be shown on the right—
allowing you to pick the correct ones. Alternatively,
click the pencil symbol and then select desired areas
from the small screen that appears.
- Arming/Disarming (2 nd bar of Areas -- V4.4 ):
The area(s) that can be armed and disarmed
from this keypad (by users with appropriate
authority);
Also See: 'Tip', previous/above.
Note: This pertains to individual areas, as well as
specific areas within defined 'Area Groups'.
- Exit Delay (3
rd
bar of Areas -- V4.4 ): The
area(s) for which the exit delay is to be signalled
at this keypad;
Also See: 'Tip', previous/above.
- Default Display Mode ( V4.4) : This sets what
is normally displayed on this keypad's display
(i.e., date only, or alternate between the date
and the presently defined "System Message".
Related: Configuration, System, Standard 

General System Settings for a Panel
- Armed LED Display ( V4.4) : Whether arming
state will always be indicated via LEDs, or only
for a pre-set duration;
- Arming Tone Mode ( V4.4) : This sets whether
entry and/or exit tones will be signalled at this
keypad;
- Auto Silence Disarm Mode ( V4.4) : Allows
setting the keypad to auto-silence and/or have
all of the user's authorized areas disarm
automatically when someone logs into this
keypad;
- Verify User Mode ( V4.4) : Enables and
configures the 'verify user' mode/operation (i.e.,
whether or not users will have to enter their PIN
after silencing an alarm);
 Badge 
( V4.4)
User Badging Mode
- Schedule: Select a schedule here to allow card
badging features to be different during a
schedule vs. after-hours.
- Single in Schedule: Selects an action to occur
automatically (arm, disarm, etc.) when a card is
accepted at the reader while the selected
schedule is in effect.
- Single out of Schedule: Selects an action to
occur automatically (arm, disarm, etc.) when a
card is accepted at the reader after-hours (i.e.,
outside of the selected schedule).
- Hold Time: Select a duration to identify a
prolonged card badging (badge-hold). (Pertains
to the items that follow.)
- Hold in Schedule: Selects an action to occur
automatically (arm, disarm, etc.) when a card is
accepted and 'held' in place at the reader while
the selected schedule is in effect.
- Hold out of Schedule: Selects an action to
occur automatically (arm, disarm, etc.) when a
card is accepted and 'held' in place at the reader
after-hours (i.e., outside of the selected
schedule).
- Hold PIN Prompt: This sets whether or not the
user will be prompted to enter their PIN while
using the badge-hold feature;
- Disable Single on Badge-Hold: This
determines whether or not the action defined
under 'single' (in or out of schedule) will also
occur on a badge-hold action.
- Disarm requires PIN: This determines whether
or not a selected 'disarm' action will require the
user to enter their PIN.
User Badging Mode for Keypad Modules with an
External Reader
LCD keypads supporting an external reader do not
allow for badge-hold functionality directly, so a double
(or triple) badging method is supported instead.
Note: This feature requires panel firmware v4.43 or
higher.
- Triple/double badge gap: This sets the minimum