When the system is armed, it will send a close signal to the arc. When disarmed will send an open. At default, the output will be programmed as final set all, which means it will only send the close signal if all areas are armed. Your system will never send an open/close signal in this case as it is not setup so that you can arm all areas simultaneously. In the first screenshot you posted it shows armed full set and night set, followed by a call to the arc, which will have been the close(armed) signal. Was this when the installer was present ?
Yes correct, first screenshot (below) i took when the installer was present, and we armed the system. This appeared to do both Full set and Night set.
However, it did not make sense to arm both full set and night set at the sametime i.e. full set is the same as night set with the exclusion of to 2 pirs upstairs.
Apologies but I didn't quite follow the details of your response.
What do we mean by the technical terms of sending a close signal to the arc or an open signal to the arc (didnt follow this)?
Is a close signal translate to the "Arc call start and Arc call OK" i.e. sending a test signal to the arc, and receiving an acknowledge from the arc on the test signal. However, not sure what the open signal translates to?
If i follow correct, I assume what you are saying is that by default the system will only send these Arc checks (Arc call start / arc call ok) only when ALL areas are armed. However, as I am only able to arm single areas (either Fullset or night set) the system will never do these Arc checks during the arming. Is that what you mean?
I assume the system can be programmed to perform these Arc checks by arming individual areas i.e. Full Set or Night Set.
Hence, should i get my installer to revisit the programmed settings for this?