When the door is disarmed, the arming lever is in which positions?

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When the door is disarmed, the arming lever is in which positions?

When a door is disarmed, the control is indicating a safe, non-arming state. The lever is set Up so the arming circuit is not engaged, and the indicator is Green to show everything is in a ready, non-active condition. This pairing—Up with Green—signals that the door is not armed and should be considered safe. If the lever were Down, it would typically engage the arming process, and a Red indicator would usually warn that the door is armed.

When a door is disarmed, the control is indicating a safe, non-arming state. The lever is set Up so the arming circuit is not engaged, and the indicator is Green to show everything is in a ready, non-active condition. This pairing—Up with Green—signals that the door is not armed and should be considered safe. If the lever were Down, it would typically engage the arming process, and a Red indicator would usually warn that the door is armed.

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