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3. System Configuration
Operation of the System
The Domonial alarm system allows the surveillance of three different areas per site:
► Area A = the perimeter or ground floor
► Area B = the rest of the house
► An optional Area C*:
Linked configuration: the second perimeter area or the garage.
Autonomous configuration: the studio or shop.
An access path can be associated with each area, allowing triggering of the alarm to be delayed while the user
enters or leaves the site.
The following surveillance modes can be activated:
► Main area Surveillance (Total Set) = Areas A + B are protected – the user is absent from the site.
► Partial Surveillance (Part Set) = only Area A is protected – the user is present on site.
► Optional: Annex Surveillance (Annex Set) = Only Area C* is protected – the user is present on site.
► Optional: Total surveillance (Total + Annex) = All areas are protected – the user is absent from the site.
A Domonial alarm system can register up to 32 wireless and wired devices, as follows:
1. Up to 4 keypads and 10 keyfobs
A keypad or keyfob must be associated with the corresponding surveillance areas: A+B = Total,
C = Annex, A+B+C = Total + Annex*.
2. Up to 30 detectors
An intrusion detection must be associated with one of the surveillance areas: A = Partial, B = Total, C =
Annex.
The other detector types can be associated with a surveillance area or can be in service continuously (24/24).
An intrusion detector must have a trigger mode that corresponds to its position in relation to the access path
of its specific area. For example:
► ‘Delayed’ triggering or final door (version K) for the point of access to the area (except in area A for
‘Part Set’ mode).
► ‘Mixed’ for the access path of the area.
► ‘Immediate’ for the rest of the site.
The other types of detector always have ‘immediate’ triggering.
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