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AES SOLAR Subscriber 19
AES P/N 40-3100S Rev. 3, 3/14/2023
Zone Programming
Zone Input Condition Supervised Bypass Fire Inverted Fire
2.2k ohm EOL resistor
circuit
N ormal Input Ignored N ormal N ormal
Open circuit A larm Input Ignored T rouble A larm
Short/closed circuit A larm Input Ignored A larm T rouble
Alarm Panel Siren Input Options for Zones 5 and 6
Inputs for zones 5 and 6 pertain to security alarm panel siren output. The alarm panel condition is detected by the
subscriber through the zone input and a message sent to the central monitoring station. The following types of
Siren
Alarm
input types can be programmed for zones 5 and 6:
•
Bypassed – zone input is ignored
•
Temporal/Pulse alarm pattern
•
Steady/Even alarm pattern
Connect the Alarm Panel Siren terminals to the SOLAR subscriber siren input terminals.
6.10
CONSECUTIVE AT EVENTS
Set
Consecutive AT Events
to
Yes
for verbose reporting of alarm and trouble messages. This means that alarms and
trouble will be sent continuously alarm-trouble-alarm-trouble. Set to
No
for non-verbose reporting, which means that an
alarm can be sent, then a trouble, but if an alarm happens again without a restoral, the alarm will not be sent.
6.11
INVERTED FIRE
Set
Inverted Fire
to
Yes
for an open zone input to report as an alarm and a short on a zone input report as trouble .
Otherwise, the default setting of
No
which reports open on a zone input as trouble and a short on a zone input as an
alarm (if Fire Zones = Yes).
Note:
Set all unused zones to Bypassed . Do not install EOL resistors on
Bypassed zones.
6.12
RESTORAL
Restoral messages are sent for the zone when the
Restoral
switch is set to
Yes
.