Sigma Apollo User Manual
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APOLLO User Manual Page 1
SIGMA "APOLLO"
“APOLLO" control panel manufactured, by SIGMA SECURITY is a
modern, state of the art, security system which can cover the security
needs of a household, or an office. It has been designed to combine
easiness of use and the best possible security.
In this manual is described in detail, the use and operation of this
unit, so that you understand and take full advantage of its capabilities.
For any further questions, please contact the technician who has carried
out the installation of the system.
In order to better understand the settings and the operation of the
system, read carefully the explanation of the main terms, which you will
find in this manual.
• ZONE: it is a specific region of the protected area, which can be
protected by magnetic contacts, P.I.R. detectors, Glass Break detector
etc. Furthermore, smoke, gas or humidity detectors can be connected
in a single or various zones. Zones, depending on their mode of
operation, may be characterized as:
Internal: these zones are bypassed when you activate home arming.
(Arming the system, while, you stay in the house).
Perimeter: these zones are armed, if the panel is armed, regardless
the arming mode of the panel (HOME, or AWAY). These zones may
be bypassed.
24 hours: these zones are always armed, regardless the condition of
the panel (wether the panel is armed or disarmed).
• BYPASS: is the operation by which you temporarily deactivate any
zone(s), while you arm the system.
• Code: It is the 4-digit, 5-digit, or 6-digit number, which you must use
for arming, disarming and user programming of the system.
• Automatic Arming and Disarming: is the capability of the system
to automatically arm and disarm at a specific time and day(s), of the
week.
• Quick Arming: is the arming of the system by using only a single
digit number and [ENTER], instead of the entire code.
• Partitions: is the capability of the system to operate at two different
partitions (fully independent subsystems).