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[ 3 ]

[ 3 ] The third digit is used as the "Fail to Close" code. If the system
is programmed for Open/Close by exception and the system is not
armed within the "Close Window", then the "Fail-To-Close" code
would be transmitted and precede the user identifier for User 14

User 14

User 14 or

an "E"

"E"

"E".

[ 4 ]

[ 4 ] The fourth digit is used to enable the "Force Arm" report
associated with the auto arming feature. When the system "auto
arms" and a burglary zone is violated, the system will "Force Arm".
When this occurs the fourth digit becomes the Force Arm reporting
code that would precede the zone code identifiers. When or if the
zones restore those zones become part of the armed system.

If Force Arm is desired without using the Fail-to-Close option, simply
program the first two digits followed by a space which Is followed by
the Force Arm digit. As an example you could use (CE 0)

(CE 0)

(CE 0).

Example:

A code of CE70

CE70

CE70 would generate the codes as below for

users 1-30. The "Fail to Close" code would be a 7E

7E and the Self Arm

would generate a C8

C8 at the assigned time. If zone (5)

(5)

(5) had a report

code of 35 and it happened to be violated at the time of Auto Arm
the system would generate a 05

05 report to the central station.

8.21

8.21 OPENING CODE (

OPENING CODE (

OPENING CODE (up to 4 total Hex digits

up to 4 total Hex digits

up to 4 total Hex digits)))))

NOTE:ITEM 24 MUST BE ENABLED TO TRANSMIT OPEN/CLOSE.

The Opening code can consist of 4 characters. If the optional
features are not desired simply leave the 3rd or 4th digits blank.

[ 1&2 ]

[ 1&2 ] The first two digits are used for a standard Opening report,
This is to inform the central station when the system has been
disarmed. The first digit is used for user codes 1-15 and the second
digit is for user codes 16-30. The identifiers are in Table 4 below.

TABLE 4 - DIGIT [ 1&2 ] OPEN CODE

ABLE 4 - DIGIT [ 1&2 ] OPEN CODE

Program

Location #21 = BD - -

LOC #21

USER NUMBER

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

D 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
This is the
First Digit 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F
Sent This is the Second Digit Transmitted

USER # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Code sent B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 B8 B9 BA BB BB BD BE BF

USER # 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Code sent D1 D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 D8 D9 DA DB DD DD DE DF

Again,

Again, if ScanPr

if ScanPr

if ScanPro were used to disarm the system,

o were used to disarm the system,

o were used to disarm the system, the central

the central

station w

station would receive a User 15 identifier

ould receive a User 15 identifier

ould receive a User 15 identifier..... If this causes

If this causes

confusion,

confusion, simpl

simpl

simply pr

y pr

y program the panel to also comm

ogram the panel to also comm

ogram the panel to also communicate

unicate

Upload/Do

Upload/Download and both signals will come in tog

wnload and both signals will come in tog

wnload and both signals will come in together

ether

ether.....

Using ScanPr

Using ScanPro to disarm the panel w

o to disarm the panel w

o to disarm the panel would send the Close signal

ould send the Close signal

with User #33 to the P

with User #33 to the Panel Histor

anel Histor

anel History

y.....

[ 3 ]

[ 3 ] The third digit is used as the "Fail to Open" code. If the system
is programmed for Open/Close by Exception and the system is not
disarmed within the "open window" this signal will be sent to the
central station. Whatever the digit is programmed for, it will be
followed by the user 14

14 identifier, an "E"

"E"

"E".

[ 4 ]

[ 4 ] The fourth digit is the "Conditional Opening" enable. Any digit
in this position enables this feature. If enabled a conditional opening
report code will be sent when the system has been disarmed after
an alarm. No other Opening Repor

No other Opening Repor

No other Opening Reports will be g

ts will be g

ts will be generated.

enerated.

enerated. The

identifier code will be used to identify the user. If Conditional
Opening is desired without the Fail to Open option, simply program
the first two digits followed by a space which in turn is followed by any
digit. As an example you could use (BD 2)

(BD 2)

(BD 2).

Note:

Note: Station repor

Station repor

Station reporting should not be used with Conditional

ting should not be used with Conditional

Opening.

A code of BD82

BD82

BD82 would generate the codes as below for users 1-30.

The "Fail to Open" code would generate an 8E

8E and the (2)

(2)

(2) would

enable the "Conditional Opening" feature.

8.22

8.22 STATION CODE (SINGLE DIGIT HEX)

STATION CODE (SINGLE DIGIT HEX)

This code and the keypad address (programmed in keypad memory
location "0") is used to identify which keypad generated either an
opening, closing, or emergency (duress) report.

Note:

Note: Station repor

Station repor

Station reporting should not be used with Conditional

ting should not be used with Conditional

Opening.

8.23

8.23 STATUS CODE (2 DIGIT HEX)

STATUS CODE (2 DIGIT HEX)

Code reported to indicate that a previously reported zone is still
violated. The first digit is used to identify zones 1-8 and the second
digit for zones 9-16. Same assignment as item 7.

8.24

8.24 OPEN/CLOSE SELECTION BY E/E GROUP

OPEN/CLOSE SELECTION BY E/E GROUP

(1 = GRP 1, 2 = GRP 2, 3 = GRP 3, 4 = GRP 4)

This feature enables the Open/Close reports to be communicated
per partition. If all of the partitions are to report then 1, 2, 3 and 4
must be programmed for the O/C reports to communicate. In the
same way, if selected partitions only are to communicate the
appropriate partition numbers are to be programmed here.

NOTE:

TE:

TE: If par

If par

If partitioning is not used and O/C repor

titioning is not used and O/C repor

titioning is not used and O/C reports are desired

ts are desired

this location m

this location must contain at least a one f

ust contain at least a one f

ust contain at least a one for par

or par

or partition (1).

tition (1).

8.25

8.25 ZONE REPORTING CODES (2 DIGIT HEX)

ZONE REPORTING CODES (2 DIGIT HEX)

Code used to identify a particular zone. The first digit of this code
will be REPLACED with the bypass, trouble, restore, status, and
test cancel codes to identify the zone condition.

8.26

8.26 REPORTING ZONE SELECTION (1-16)

REPORTING ZONE SELECTION (1-16)

This programming function allows the user the flexibility to assign
any zone to report to any phone number. If a zone is selected to
report to receiver 1 and the report is not acknowledged by the central
station (after two attempts), the system will transmit that report to
phone number 2 (if a telephone number is programmed for receiver
2). If the system is unsuccessful at receiver 2 (after 2 attempts), it
will alternate the reporting attempts between the first and second
phone numbers until acknowledged or the maximum number of
attempts has been reached. Zones selected for the second or third
numbers will be transmitted to ONLY those phone numbers.