FBII XL-4, Programming Manual

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Section 8 - LCD Keypad Programming Questions
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Priority Selection
137 PRIOR TR x
_ (0 -F)
Indicates the processing priority for this trouble condition relative to other events for dialing
purposes. 0 = Highest priority, F = Lowest priority.
Trouble Type Momentary Triggers
138 MOM TRG TR x
NNNNNNNN
Indicates which of the voltage level triggers will be activated for a momentary time duration
for this Trouble Type. Triggers 1 - 8 are active high, they normally sit at 0V and upon
activation go to 12V, with 25mA maximum available current.
The FORWARD (INSTANT) and BACKWARD (CODE) keys will move the cursor position to
the desired trigger position, while the TOGGLE (0) key will change the Yes/No status of the
trigger.
Triggers 7 and 8 must be set to N if the XL-4705 relay module is used.
Trouble Type Latched Triggers
139 LAT TRG TR x
NNNNNNNN
Indicates which of the voltage level triggers will be activated for a maintained duration with
this Alarm Type. The triggers are selected by placing a Y in the appropriate trigger position.
Triggers 1 - 8 are active high, they normally sit at 0V and upon activation go to 12V, with
25mA maximum available current.
The FORWARD (INSTANT) and BACKWARD (CODE) keys will move the cursor position to
the desired trigger position, while the TOGGLE (0) key will change the Yes/No status of the
trigger.
Triggers 7 and 8 must be set to N if the XL-4705 relay module is used.
Trouble Type Relay 1 (Bell) Selection
140 RELAY 1 TR x
NONE
Indicates the action taken for this Trouble Type on relay #1. Relay #1 is typically the bell
output. If a bell is not used then relay #1 can be utilized for another application. The options
include:
NONE
PULSED
LATCHED
Press the 0 key to toggle between the available choices.
UL
For UL Listed systems this option shall be programmed "NONE".