FBII XL-4, Programming Manual

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Section 8 - LCD Keypad Programming Questions
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UL
This shall not exceed 60 seconds in UL Listed systems.
Exit Delay #2
070 EXIT DL2 15S
04 (00-15)
Specifies the exit delay in 15-second increments. The exit delay can be defined from 0 to 14
fifteen-second intervals, with 15 indicating an infinite exit delay.
The zone attributes (question # 164) allows selection of the desired exit delay.
UL
This shall not exceed 60 seconds in UL Listed systems.
Entry Delay #1
071 ENT DEL1 15S
02 (00-15)
The control panel contains two separate entry time periods. This allows different entry times
for different zones. For example a keypad placed by a garage door might require more time
than a keypad located next to the front door. Each zone allows selection of either entry time
(see question #165).
Specify entry delay #1 in 15 second increments. The entry delay can be defined from 0 to 14
fifteen-second intervals, with 15 indicating an infinite exit delay.
UL
In UL residential applications the entry delay shall not exceed 45 seconds, or 15 seconds for UL
Commercial Burglary applications.
Entry Delay #2
072 ENT DEL2 15S
04 (00-15)
Specifies entry delay #2 in 15 second increments. The entry delay can be defined from 0 to 14
fifteen-second intervals, with 15 indicating an infinite exit delay. When defining individual
zones an option exists to select entry delay 1 or 2 (see question 165).
UL
In UL residential applications the entry delay shall not exceed 45 seconds, or 15 seconds for UL
Commercial Burglary applications.
AC Loss Delay
073 AC LOSS 15MN
01 (00-15)
Indicates the time delay in 15-minute intervals for transmission of an AC loss signal. AC
failure must exist for the AC loss period before an AC loss signal will be transmitted.