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Function 07 - GSM Operation
Default = 1
Function 08 - PABX mode
Default = 0
Function 09 - Zone 1
– 4 lock out control
Default = 0
Function 10 - Ademco event codes
Default = 0
Function 11 - Software Version
Sets the way the SED-62/64 operates as a backup or other
modes.
Options:
0 = GSM FT= No phone line
1 = GSM BU ( default )
2 = GSM FT / PSTN BU
Example : *
07 1#
If the Alarm Panel PSTN line is connected through a
PABX then the receiver phone number will have an
outside line number as a prefix (usually 0). In PABX
mode the SED-62/64 will ignore this first digit when it
dials out on the GSM network as it is not required.
Options:
0 = Dial all numbers
1 = Ignore the 1
st
Digit
Example : *
08 0#
This function provides a lockout feature on the 4 SED-62/64
zone inputs. Enable this to block reporting of rapid multiple
activations on a zone input.
Sets the starting number for the SED 62/64 onboard dialler
reporting codes. In most cases , reporting codes 250 and
above are OK to use as the alarm panel does not need this
many codes but in larger systems where code 250 is in use,
the report codes for the SED 62/64 can be changed to 450
and above. Also Option 2 allows for ademco standard event
codes for power fail, low batt, PSTN Fail and GSM Test.
Refer to Section 2.10 for at list of report codes and event
codes.
Displays the software version of the SED 62/64
program code. The read-back will be a 2 digit number.
Options:
0 = Starting at 250 ( default )
1 = Starting at 450
2 = Standard Event Codes
Options:
0 = No Lockout
1 = Enter in minutes ( 1-30 )
No Options
(Read-back only)
Example :
*
09 1#
Example :
*
10 0#
Example : *
11 #
2.5
GSM FT = GSM operates full time ( no phone line )
GSM BU = GSM operates as a back up unit
GSM FT / PSTN BU = GSM is used full time but will switchto
PSTN line if the GSM fails.
This requires a dedicated PSTN line