Zone Profiles are introduced with the release of ClareOne v2.0. Zone Profiles provide the dealer/installer with flexibility to customize ClareOne sensors and their behavior on ClareOne.
Summary
A Zone Profile is a collection of advanced properties that are applied to each sensor (aka zone types), every sensor must be assigned a zone profile.
Basic zone settings are not part of zone profiles and can be changed independent of the selected zone profile. In most cases, the default zone profiles will provide the necessary configuration required for a zone.
For more advanced configuration and for special use cases, each zone profile setting can be edited in the Advanced Settings section of the sensor settings. If one or more advanced settings are changed, and the collection of settings do not equal the settings for an included Zone Profile, "Custom" will be displayed as the selected Zone Profile name. The selected Zone Profile can then be changed at any time from Custom to one of the provided Zone Profiles available for the sensor type.
Profile Properties
When adding or editing a zone, there are two types of settings that can be used to configure the zone - Basic Settings and Advanced Settings:
Basic Settings
Basic settings include the following (note, not all settings are exposed for all sensor types):
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Voice Annunciation |
Enabled –Zone annunciates the name of the sensor which was opened/activated. Disabled – Zone does not annunciate the name of the sensor which was opened/activated. |
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Open Chime |
Enabled – Chime sounds when a sensor is opened/activated. Disabled – Chime does not sound when a sensor is opened/activated. |
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Cross Zoning |
Enabled - Links 2 or more sensors together. If one of the sensors in the “Cross Zone” is tripped and another sensor in that cross zone is tripped within the set time, an alarm is triggered. Disabled – (Default) Cross zoning is not active. |
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Low Battery Detection |
Enabled – (Default) Low battery warnings from sensor are displayed on ClareOne and in application with a battery icon on the zone list. Disabled – Low battery warnings from sensor are not displayed on ClareOne or in application. |
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Normally Open |
Enabled – Changes the external contact detection from normally closed to normally open. Normally open contacts are not touching when sensor is in it’s not faulted state. Closed when in their faulted state. Disabled – (Default) External contact detection is set to normally closed. Normally open contacts are touching when sensor is in it’s not faulted state. Open when in their faulted state. Note: Applies only to sensors with external contacts. |
Advanced Settings
Advanced settings which can be applied to all sensor types. Each setting has a default value depending on the sensor type. The following list defines each setting available in Advanced settings.
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Entry/Exit Delay |
Entry Delay - The time allowed after opening the associated sensor before and alarm is tripped. Exit Delay – The time allowed to exit before the ClareOne panel is armed. |
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Active in Arm Stay |
Enabled – Zone is active when ClareOne is Armed Stay. Disabled – Zone is not active when ClareOne is Armed Stay. |
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Active in Arm Away |
Enabled – Zone is active when ClareOne is Armed Away. Disabled – Zone is not active when ClareOne is Armed Away. |
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Active in Disarm |
Enabled – Zone is active when ClareOne is not armed. The zone follows Active in Arm Stay/Away settings when the panel is armed. Disabled – Zone follows Active in Arm Stay and Arm Away settings. |
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Follower |
Enabled – Zone will not trip or report alarm during entry and exit delays. Disable – Zone will trip and report alarm during entry and exit delays if not cancelled first. |
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Alarm Type |
The type of alarm associated with the zone. Used to display alarm type on ClareOne and Clare App. Available Alarm Types: Auxiliary Carbon Monoxide Fire Panic High Temperature Intrusion Low Temperature Panic Silent Auxiliary Silent Panic Water Level |
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Siren Type |
The type of siren associated with the zone. None Intrusion Low Level T3 T4 |
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Require Restoral Event |
Enabled – Zone generates a restoral event when it transitions from tripped (alarm state) to normal. Disabled – Zone does not generate a restoral event when it transitions from tripped (alarm state) to normal. |
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Report Code
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The reporting code used for alarms and restoral of this zone, using Contact ID reporting codes. |
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000 - Local Alarm |
152 - Refrigeration |
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100 - Medical |
153 - Loss of Heat |
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101 - Auxiliary Panic |
154 - Water Leakage |
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110 - Fire |
158 - High Temperature |
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111 - Smoke |
159 - Low Temperature |
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114 - Heat |
162 - Carbon Monoxide Detection |
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115 - Fire Panic |
300 - System Trouble |
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120 - Police Panic |
333 - Expansion Module Failure |
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122 - Silent Panic |
334 - Repeater Failure |
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123 - Audible Panic |
337 - Expansion Module DC Loss |
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130 - Intrusion Alarm |
338 - Expansion Module Low Battery |
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131 - Perimeter |
339 - Expansion Module Reset |
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132 - Interior |
341 - Expansion Module Tamper |
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133 - 24 Hour Burglary |
342 - Expansion Module AC Loss |
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134 - Entry/Exit |
350 - Communication Trouble |
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135 - Day/Night |
601 - Manual Test |
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136 - Outdoor |
602 - Period Test |
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144 - Zone Tamper |
607 - Walk Test Begin/End |
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145 - Expansion Module Tamper |
641 - Senior Watch Trouble |
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150 - 24 Hour Non-Burglary |
642 - Latch-Key Supervision |
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151 - Gas Detection |
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Tamper Alarm Active |
Enable – When a zone is tampered while in an armed state, at tamper alarm will be generated. When not armed a tamper trouble is generated. Disabled – When a zone is tampered while in an armed state, at tamper alarm will not be generated. When armed or not armed, a tamper trouble is generated. |
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Delay Alarm Report |
Enabled – Alarm delivery is delayed (configurable on ClareOne panel settings) after an alarm is tripped to allow time to cancel it. Disabled – Alarm delivery is immediate after an alarm is tripped. Should be used with all Fire and Life Safety zones. |
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Zone Profiles Applications and Default Settings
Advanced settings which can be applied to all sensor types. Each setting has a default value depending on the sensor type. The following list defines each setting available in Advanced settings.
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Last Updated: 11/14/2022