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Note : Use These Instructions for Standard Installations
A.
Phone number of customer premise’s alarm panel
The RJ31X (CA38A) jack used by the alarm panel also has this
phone number.
B.
Alarm panel ID
This is the number assigned by the alarm company to the customer's
alarm panel. Alarm panel programming may also be required. See
Alarm Panel Programming May Be Required on page 40 for
more information.
C.
Receiver Number; THIS IS NOT A PHONE NUMBER
This is the number of the unit at the Central Station that receives the
alarms. The number programmed into the LNI web page
MUST
match the number used in the LNS set-up. See set “receiverid” in
the LNS 2000 manual.
Note: Alarm Panel programming may be required. See
Alarm Panel Programming May Be Required on page
40 for more information.
D.
Dealer code
This is the unique 6 ASCII character code assigned to an individual
dealer by the monitoring center. The code can be any 0 to 6 digits or
letters or any combination of 6 digits and letters. The dealer code
identifies the security company responsible for the security account,
and allows for targeted upgrades of specific LNI. This dealer code
should also be reported to the appropriate personnel.
E.
Communication trouble alarm time (CTAT).
Minimum and maximum values are 30 seconds and 48 hours,
respectively. Regular polling between the LNI 2000 and the
LoBenn Network Server (LNS) will ensure that a communication
timeout alarm will be generated at the LNS within this specified
time. The polling is a very short Internet communication between
the LNI and LNS made at regular intervals.
F.
Panel comms trouble timeout
This is for future use. The value must be set to zero (0).
Note : To be ULC CAN/ULC-S559-04 CAN/ULC S304-06
compatible, the communication trouble alarm time programmed
during this step must not exceed a
maximum of 90 seconds. LoBenn
recommends using a setting of 90 seconds.
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