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Restore

Report:

Zone Restore, When

selecting a Restore Report, (a) Subscriber Alarm/Re-

store Identification Numbers must be programmed for Telephones 1 and 2; and (b) Restore

Codes must be entered for each zone reporting a restore. If selecting Zone 5 as a Panic Zone,

do not program it for a Restore Report.

The communicator can transmit a report to the central station when

zone or the control

panel is restored. To select the time of reporting, refer to the following table.

PROGRAM:

Instant Auto-Reset

FOR RESTORE REPORT TO BE SENT:

When zone is repaired, or

When control panel is disarmed

Auto-Reset After Alarm Time-Out

When resets (alarm times out and zone repaired), or

When control panel is disarmed

No Auto-Reset

When control panel is disarmed

(regardless of zone condition)

Selective

Bypass

Removal of one particular zone from the system. Any or all of Zones 1-6

programmed for Selective Bypass may be removed, but each must be removed separately. This

is accomplished by pressing Bypass Key [B] followed by the zone number. When the control

panel is subsequently disarmed, all bypassed zones will automatically revert to non-bypassed

zones. When one or more zones is bypassed, the yellow Bypass LED on the keypad will light.

The zones bypassed may be confirmed by holding down the

DISPLAY BYPASS

Key

[2]

until it

beeps; with the key depressed, the bypassed zones will be displayed on the digital readout.

Subscriber Identification Numbers,

Must be programmed for each phone number. See

Report

on Alarm; Restore Report; Opening Report; Closing Report. Note:

Starting at the

left-most location, enter at least 3 digits for each Subscriber Identification Number, even if

the first two are zeros. A fourth digit is available for those receivers capable of recognizing

4-digit subscriber codes.

Swinger Shutdown,To

prevent

swingers

(intermittents) from causing repeated false alarms,

Zones 1 through 6 with Auto-Reset will only reset twice (3 alarms) until rearmed. See

Auto-Reset.

Teleuhone

Numbers,To

report to a central station, Telephones 1

and 2

must be programmed.

The telephone number will be preceded by at least one Dial-Tone Detection entry (“E”) or

Pre-Dial Delay entry (“d”) to ensure that the communicator detects a dial tone or waits a

reasonable time to access a telephone line before dialing. (See Dial-Tone Detection; Pre-Dial

Delay.) Furthermore, private telephone systems may require a separate Dial-Tone Detection

or Pre-Dial Delay digit, followed by an Access Number to obtain an outside line. (See Access

Number for Outside Line.)

Time-Out.

Time-Out specifies the length of time that an alarm, alert, or delay will remain

active. Abort-Delay time and Burglary Time-Out must be programmed, or the feature will not

activate. See Time Selection.

Time Selection, The

following times are programmable:

1 2 ... 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

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