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Follow Alarm

Description: The PGM will activate for the

entire duration while in alarm. The only way

to deactivate the PGM is by disarming the

system via key pad, key fob, or

phone. Common examples are exterior

lights and strobes.

Pulse on Alarm

Description: The PGM will activate on (1

sec.) and off (1 sec.) pulsing for the entire

duration while in alarm. The only way to

deactivate the pulsing PGM is by

disarming the system via key pad, key fob,

or phone. Common examples are exterior

lights and strobes

Timed Duration

Description: The PGM will activate for an

established period of time and then

deactivate once the time is elapsed. The

PGM can be programmed to come on

for 1, 5, 15, or 30 seconds/minutes. A

common example of triggered device is the

vessels existing horns. As an initialization

whenever there is an alarm, the horn will

blow for five seconds.

Zone activation

Description: The PGM will activate

whenever a specific zone(s) opens. The

PGM can stay on the entire time the zone is

opened or for a set time frame of 1, 5, 15, or

30 seconds/minutes. The installer can

specify all zones or particular zones to

activate the PGM. Common examples of

this are interior lights that may come on

when a certain door zone opens up.

Follow arm

Description: The PGM will activate

whenever the system is armed. Common

examples of triggered devices may be

visible red LEDs on the exterior of the vessel

to alert users of armed status.

Follow stay arm

Description: The PGM will activate

whenever the system is stay armed.

Common examples of triggered devices may

be interior lamps that come on inside the

salon.

Custom setup

Description: The PGM can be programmed

to activate/deactivate from a variety of

specific events from user 5 disarming to a

low battery on zone 7. This feature is for

experienced installers only. Reference page

18 on the programming guide included with

each unit.

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