FBII XL-4, Programming Manual

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S E C T I O N 8
LCD Keypad Programming Questions
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In This Section
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General
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CS Communications
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User Definition
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System Attributes
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System Timing
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System Function Codes
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Alarm Types
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Trouble Types
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Zone Definition
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Keypad Conditions
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Auto Dump Parameters
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General
This section describes keypad programming and applies to the XL-4, XL-4B, and XL-5
systems. The sample displays in this section show the format of the keypad programming
questions. The values that are displayed are meant to demonstrate the type of input for each
question rather than the default values. The factory default values for the programming
questions are shown in the appropriate section of this manual. NOTE: Keypad programming
can only be performed through a LCD keypad.
CS Communications
The following paragraphs define programming procedures for telephone numbers and dialing
options for control panel communication with a Central Station receiver and remote
programming devices.
Callback Telephone Number
001 CALLBACK #
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The system can be programmed and operated remotely from the Alarm Company location.
This optional two-way capability includes remote programming (uploading, downloading)
and remote commands.
All remote activations are performed over a dedicated telephone line at the Alarm Company
known as the Callback Number. This number should be common to all control panels
installed or maintained by the same company. The callback capability is only an option and
is not required in order to perform remote operations. Enter the Callback Number that will
represent the fixed telephone number dedicated to your EZ-MATE PC Downloader within
your alarm company.
The Callback number is an additional security feature that prevents unauthorized stations
from accessing your control panels. If the Callback number is left blank then the panel will
not call back the Alarm Company location during remote communications, allowing remote
communication with the alarm company after validation of the Central Station ID code.
The Callback telephone number should not be confused with the Central Station Receiver
numbers. In addition, if the device will never be operated remotely, then the Callback Number
should be left blank.