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Hi Group, I'm in the midst of installing the first three of 9+ MAXSYS panels (PC4020, v. 3.3) for my facility and am having a few questions that I'm hoping someone here can answer: a) Exactly how do I set it up so that, say Partition 1 auto arms at 9:45 PM (2145) and disarms at 6:45 AM (0645)?

I've read and reread the installation manual on this topic and it seems like there's something missing. Or something. Maybe I'm just not following it right. B) Is there any way to manage these systems as a group as far as user administration is concerned (I.e. Send the same user info to every panel at once. I'm using the T-Link, the TL-1 server, DLS 2002 and (soon) Reporter IP)? I only have 6 user codes to worry about, so if not it wouldn't be too big of a deal, but it would be nice to just push everything out at once, especially if we ever add users.

C) How important is the EGND connection? When I have it connected (via a TCBB bonded to building steel) the systems complain about a ground fault, that clears when I disconnect EGND I'm not doing what the manual tells me to. D) What is the purpose of that black hole plug DSC ships with every can? E) Where do you typically your zone expansion modules? Centrally located or closest to the zones being served? I'm pretty much stuck installing the boxes in really awkward locations due to 'space available', but I'd like to know what the 'norm' is.

F) Am I the only person tampering every can & using a high-ish security ACE II locks on all of my cans? Glancing at panels in similar environments it seems that 90% of them are open and most of the remaining 10% are just screwed shut. G) Is alarming the main panel [as a 24 hour bell zone] enough or should I alarm the door to the room with the panel as well? [A keycard from the campus CI CardAccess system is required to get into the room as it is] Thanks, Interested -As paranoid as I can afford to be while staying under budget.