Adaptive exception handling in security system
First Claim
1. A method of controlling a security system of a premises, comprising:
- detecting one or more exceptions when the system is set to an alarm mode;
determining whether any of the one or more exceptions is a terminal exception;
automatically executing an arming procedure according to the alarm mode when all of the exceptions are determined to be non-terminal exceptions;
preventing execution of the arming procedure when any of the exceptions are determined to be a terminal exception; and
while in the alarm mode;
preventing a sensor associated with a security exception from triggering an alarm when the security exception is fully corrected, andtriggering an alarm when a condition that is causing the security exception is adjusted such that the adjustment is performed without resulting in full correction of the security exception.
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Abstract
A method of controlling a security system of a premises includes detecting one or more exceptions when the system is set to an alarm mode, determining whether any of the one or more exceptions is a terminal exception, automatically executing an arming procedure according to the alarm mode when all of the exceptions are determined to be non-terminal exceptions, preventing execution of the arming procedure when any of the exceptions are determined to be a terminal exception, and, while in the alarm mode, preventing a sensor associated with a security exception from triggering an alarm when the security exception is fully corrected, and triggering an alarm when a condition that is causing the security exception is adjusted without resulting in full correction of the security exception.
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16 Claims
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1. A method of controlling a security system of a premises, comprising:
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detecting one or more exceptions when the system is set to an alarm mode; determining whether any of the one or more exceptions is a terminal exception; automatically executing an arming procedure according to the alarm mode when all of the exceptions are determined to be non-terminal exceptions; preventing execution of the arming procedure when any of the exceptions are determined to be a terminal exception; and while in the alarm mode; preventing a sensor associated with a security exception from triggering an alarm when the security exception is fully corrected, and triggering an alarm when a condition that is causing the security exception is adjusted such that the adjustment is performed without resulting in full correction of the security exception. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
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9. A security system comprising:
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a plurality of sensors installed at a premises to capture data from an environment in or around the premises; a memory configured to store data captured spanning at least a first period of time; and a processor configured to automatically; receive data from devices installed in the premises when the security system is set to an alarm mode; detect, based on the received data, one or more exceptions; determine whether any of the one or more exceptions is a terminal exception; automatically execute an arming procedure according to the alarm mode when all of the exceptions are determined to be non-terminal exceptions; prevent execution of the arming procedure when any of the exceptions are determined to be a terminal exception; and while in the alarm mode; prevent a sensor associated with a security exception from triggering an alarm when the security exception is fully corrected, and trigger an alarm when a condition that is causing the security exception is adjusted such that the adjustment is performed without resulting in full correction of the security exception. - View Dependent Claims (10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16)
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