Which alarm sound is associated with an Access event?

• A. No alarm sound
• B. Long, low beep; then one high beep
• C. Three short, high beeping alarm sound
• D. Continuous, fast beeping alarm sound

Answer: (C)

Different alarm sounds are mapped to specific events so responders can identify what happened at a glance. For Access events, the signal is three short, high-pitched beeps. This brief, distinctive pattern stands out in a monitoring environment and is easy to recognize quickly, allowing rapid confirmation that someone accessed a secured area or system. Other patterns serve different situations—no alarm means nothing triggered; a long, low beep followed by a high beep points to a different event; a continuous, fast beep indicates an active, ongoing alarm—so the three short highs uniquely cue Access events.