B1290: Relay One On Code is ...
Relay One Off Code is ...
YOU:
X**
( x = 1 to 8 DTMF digits, # = clear )
Default: empty
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: Alarm On/Off Output Codes
These codes are used to control DTMF-operated devices at the receiving
end when an alarm is reported. A typical example would be sending a mes-
sage to a pager with a digital display. The DTMF On string is sent during
the alarm announcement, preceding the voice announcement for that
alarm. The DTMF Off string is sent only over the radio port when the alarm
returns to normal, and is not accompanied by a voice message. This feature
might be used to turn the lamps of an annunciator panel on or off depend-
ing on the condition of the alarm. In simple system applications, the alarm
On/Off codes of one B1290 might be programmed to be the same as the re-
lay On/Off codes or remote alarm input codes of another B1290.
B1290: Alarm One On code is ...
Alarm One Off code is ...
YOU:
X**
( x = 1 to 8 DTMF digits, # = clear )
Default: empty
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: Remote Alarm Input Codes
If a remote alarm input code has been programmed, when it is received by
the B1290 it will be interpreted exactly the same as an alarm on that input.
The most common application is to obtain an alarm report from a remote
site via radio. The Alarm LED will show the status for remote alarms.
Do not
connect an alarm signal line to an input that has been programmed
with a remote alarm input code.
B1290: Alarm One Remote Alarm Code is ...
YOU:
X**
( x = 1 to 8 DTMF digits, # = clear )
Default: empty
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: Interrogate Code
The Interrogate Code is used to find the current status of the B1290. When it
receives the code, the unit reports its site ID, any alarms which are present,
the status of any relays which have been programmed to operate and any
error status messages. Only the voice messages are repeated; no signaling
is sent. As the B1290 always announces its status when it is telephoned, this
code is used primarily for querying over radio.
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