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[03] TO [0C] TRANSMISSION SELECT
It is possible to select, for each zone, no transmission,
alarm transmission only or alarm and restore transmission.
This feature provides for by-passing zones you don’t
want transmitted to the receiver.
00 = NO TRANSMISSION.
01 = TRANSMISSION OF ALARM ONLY.
02 = TRANSMISSION OF ALARM AND RESTORE
DEFAULT
[03] Transmission Select for FIRE INPUT A1 02
[04] Transmission Select for FIRE TROUBLE A1 02
[05] Transmission Select for FIRE INPUT A2 02
[06] Transmission Select for FIRE TROUBLE A2 02
[07] Transmission Select for SUPERVISORY S1 02
[08] Transmission Select for SUPERVISORY S2 02
[09] Transmission Select for SUPERVISORY S3 02
[0A] Transmission Select for SUPERVISORY S4 02
[0B] Transmission Select for LOW BATT. DETECT 02
[0C] Transmission Select for AC FAIL DETECT 02
[0D] TO [16] ZONE ASSIGNMENT
This feature permits each zone to be assigned to the
zone number desired, taking full advantage of the receiver
line card decoding.
DEFAULT
[0D] Zone Assignment for FIRE INPUT A1 01
[0E] Zone Assignment for FIRE TROUBLE A1 02
[0F] Zone Assignment for FIRE INPUT A2 03
[10] Zone Assignment for FIRE TROUBLE A2 04
[11] Zone Assignment for SUPERVISORY S1 05
[12] Zone Assignment for SUPERVISORY S2 06
[13] Zone Assignment for SUPERVISORY S3 07
[14] Zone Assignment for SUPERVISORY S4 08
[15] Zone Assignment for LOW BATT. DETECT 01
[16] Zone Assignment for AC FAIL DETECT 02
[17] TO [20] FUNCTION BYTE
This feature permits each zone to be assigned to the
zone description desired, taking full advantage of the
receiver line card decoding for central station without
automation.
DEFAULT
[17] Function Byte for FIRE INPUT A1 50
[18] Function Byte for FIRE TROUBLE A1 50
[19] Function Byte for FIRE INPUT A2 50
[1A] Function Byte for FIRE TROUBLE A2 50
[1B] Function Byte for SUPERVISORY S1 50
[1C] Function Byte for SUPERVISORY S2 50
[1D] Function Byte for SUPERVISORY S3 50
[1E] Function Byte for SUPERVISORY S4 50
[1F] Function Byte for LOW BATT. DETECT 51
[20] Function Byte for AC FAIL DETECT 51
PROGRAMMING GUIDE
NOTE: All data shown are generally in Decimal
Values (Except for alarm/restore codes which
may be in Hex value). The locations are in
Hex value.
LOCATION
[00] IDENTIFICATION CODE
You may change the account identification code by
entering a two digit number in hex. (DEFAULT 01).
[01] OPTION 1 - ALL CALL SELECT
An “All Call” is a command sent by the central station’s
receiver after each scanning of 8 identification codes.
If a transmitter has an alarm at this moment, it can be
sent immediately to the central station, if the unit is
programmed to respond to that “All Call”. With this feature,
it is usually not necessery for that transmitter to wait for
its turn to be polled, before it is able to send an alarm
to the central station.
00 = NO RESPONSE ON ALL CALL,
01 = RESPONSE ON ALL CALL #1 ONLY,
02 = RESPONSE ON ALL CALL #2 ONLY,
03 = RESPONSE ON BOTH ALL CALLS ( #1 AND #2 ).
04 = RESPONSE ON ALL CALL #1 IF ID CODE IS
ODD AND ON ALL CALL #2 IF ID CODE IS EVEN.
NOTE: A number programmed higher than 04 gives
the same selection as 04. When 2 transmitters
are used on the same F1F2 subset, each
must have a different All Call. (DEFAULT 04).
Example of receiver scanning
01-02-03..08-ALL CALL #1-09-0A-0B..10-ALL CALL #2-
..
It is recommended that just 1 All Call be selected, and
the choice of All Call be divided evenly over the installations.
In this way, approximately an equal number of subscribers
will be programmed for All Calls #1 and #2.
If two units are connected on the same modem (F1F2
subset): Skip at least 2 codes between your 2 identification
codes. (ex: #01,#04 so that 02 and 03 are used at other
locations.) Each unit should have a different All Call
selected. So with automatic all call selection, you should
have an odd and an even identification code. No response
on All Call should be used for lower security installations,
and when more than two units are connected to one
modem - for the 3rd and additional units.
[02] OPTION 2 - ALL CALL ANSWER SELECT
00 = ALL CALL ANSWER ON ALARM AND RESTORE.
01 = ALL CALL ANSWER ON ALARM ONLY.
The unit can send an alarm and a restore on All Call,
but it is possible and preferable to limit it to sending
only the alarms and wait for the polling of its account
code before sending the restores. (DEFAULT 01).