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PROGRAMMING GUIDE

The following guide describes the programmable options and provides important informa-

tion on required programming. Entries are arranged in alphabetical order.

Abort Delav.

Delay period that allows cancellation of central-station

report

This is done by

disarming control panel within delay period. (If selected for a 24-Hour Zone, cause of alarm

condition must be removed before disarming panel.)

AC-Failure

Reporting

If ac is removed from control panel, all LEDs will flash simultaneously.

To arm, first press Key

[9].

If programmed for Report On Alarm, report will be delayed for 1

hour. Restores will report immediately.

Access Number for Outside Line.

Some telephone systems require one digit to access an

outside line before telephone number can be dialed. Also, first dial tone encountered (prior

to access number) may have a frequency different from that of accessed dial tone

(440Hz).

One or more 4-second Pre-Dial Delay “d”s may be entered before the access number instead

of a dial tone with frequency “E”.

If subscriber’s system uses an access number, ask telephone-equipment supplier if dial tone

other than

440Hz

is received prior to dialing access number. If communicator must delay

before dialing access number instead of attempting to recognize dial tone, find out how many

4-second delays must be programmed.

For each telephone, (a) enter the Dial-Tone Detection “E” or Pre-Dial Delay “D” in the

first location. Enter any extra

"D"s

that may be required starting in the second location. (b)

Enter the access number digit in the second location or the next available location thereafter.

"D"s

needed before the second dial tone; the Dial-Tone Detection “E” for the second dial-tone

frequency; then the telephone number.

Alarm Codes. See Data Format: Single Digit Event Code

Alarm Outputs. The

following table summarizes wiring and programming for signalling an

alarm in typical installations. See

Time Selection

time-outs.

Output

Wiring

Alarm Output

7 (-), 8

(

)

Pulsing

Output

7 (-), 8

(

)

Remarks

Zone

6 Onlv

Anti-Jam Time.

If communicator does not detect a dial tone within 12 seconds, Anti-Jam

feature is activated: communicator will go off line for a preprogrammed anti-jam interval in

order to free telephone circuit from incoming calls, then make another 12-second attempt at

dial-tone detection. If still unsuccessful, communicator will again go off line for

seconds,

then proceed to dial anyway. Ask telephone-equipment supplier to determine if a longer time

is required for Anti-Jam feature to function.

To test Anti-Jam feature, call alarm phone line from a different phone line, then activate an

alarm; incoming call should be disconnected by control panel.

Auto-Reset.

If a tripped zone is selected for Auto-Reset, it automatically resets itself when

alarm condition is removed. Auto-Reset may be delayed to occur after time-out period by

programming

Auto-Reset After Alarm Time-Out.

Zones 1 through 6 not programmed for Auto-Reset will not be able to signal another alarm

until cause of alarm has been removed

and

panel is disarmed.

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