After watching a few of you demo the Qolsys IQ2 advanced settings, I kind of figured out how to put a troublesome wireless perimeter (d/w) sensor into bypass during "Armed Stay" so I can monitor its activity for a period of time while I am away without it false alarming. I moved it from Group 13 to 16. However, I cannot find anyone who will demonstrate the follower delay portion of Group 16. For instance, if the Group 16 perimeter sensor is activated while an entry timer is active vs what happens after the entry timer expires. Perhaps you can show us the various sequences of the follower delay function. All in all, yours/this was a helpful video. Thank you. 👍
Offhand I do not recall ever trying this group out before, but normally a follower delay zone means that that door/window can be opened during the entry delay countdown before the panel alarms. For example, if you open the outer entry door, then need to walk through the follower door to get to the keypad you may do so. Normally if any additional doors/windows are opened during the entry countdown it will immediately trigger the alarm.
@@AlarmSystemStore Thank you for that clear explanation... Then, if during the Away mode, that same follower door were opened while the system is not in delay countdown, there would be an immediate alarm. But Armed Stay mode would bypass that issue. 👋👌 If that is correct, then this will work perfectly for my testing purposes. Thanks again. 👍
After watching a few of you demo the Qolsys IQ2 advanced settings, I kind of figured out how to put a troublesome wireless perimeter (d/w) sensor into bypass during "Armed Stay" so I can monitor its activity for a period of time while I am away without it false alarming. I moved it from Group 13 to 16. However, I cannot find anyone who will demonstrate the follower delay portion of Group 16. For instance, if the Group 16 perimeter sensor is activated while an entry timer is active vs what happens after the entry timer expires. Perhaps you can show us the various sequences of the follower delay function. All in all, yours/this was a helpful video. Thank you. 👍
Offhand I do not recall ever trying this group out before, but normally a follower delay zone means that that door/window can be opened during the entry delay countdown before the panel alarms. For example, if you open the outer entry door, then need to walk through the follower door to get to the keypad you may do so. Normally if any additional doors/windows are opened during the entry countdown it will immediately trigger the alarm.
@@AlarmSystemStore Thank you for that clear explanation... Then, if during the Away mode, that same follower door were opened while the system is not in delay countdown, there would be an immediate alarm. But Armed Stay mode would bypass that issue. 👋👌 If that is correct, then this will work perfectly for my testing purposes. Thanks again. 👍