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Auto-BvPass.

Zones

programmed for Auto-Bypass will be automatically shunted from system

if faulty when arming. Momentary beep at keypad warns that system has been armed without

full protection.

Note:

Exit/entry door must be closed before arming, otherwise Exit/Entry Zone

(Zone 1) will be auto-bypassed.

Backup Reporting Backup reporting is always present, therefore bbth telephone numbers

must be programmed, even if both numbers are the same. (Similarly, Subscriber Identification

Numbers must be programmed for both telephone numbers, even if both are the same.)

Batterv,

12Vdc standby power source in control panel to provide backup protection in event

of a power loss. Battery must be installed, even if ac power is present.

Closing

Report:

Closing

Bv User: Force-Arm

Report

Upon arming, the communicator can

transmit either a Closing Report or a Force-Arm Report. Note that both Closing Code

and

Force-Arm Code locations must be programmed for any closing report. Therefore, to transmit

a Closing Report

only,

repeat the Closing Code in the Force-Arm locations. If Closing and

Force-Arm Codes are

different,

the communicator will transmit a Closing Report each time

the panel is armed, or a Force-Arm Report if the panel is armed with an auto-bypassed zone.

If reporting Closing by User, user code will be transmitted automatically in Extended Format.

Data Format,

Consult the central station to find out which of the following formats to use.

Extended Format.

Extended-format reporting allows the communicator to transmit an

extra digit to the central station. This extra digit is generally used to report the user or the

zone on which the event occurred.

Example. An

installation uses the following programmed transmission information:

Subscriber Identification Number is “789”; an Alarm Code is selected for Zone 1; Ex-

tended Format Alarm Code is “31” (Burglary, Zone 1). If Zone 1 trips, the communicator

will transmit:

7893

Subscriber “789” Burglary

3331- Burglary, Zone 1

Extended Format may be used with most receivers; most that are capable of recognizing

multiple reporting also recognize Extended Format. Central station will specify event

codes to be programmed. For Extended Format, leave Data Format location blank and

follow Steps 2 through 5 of

Two-Digit Event-Code Format

later in this section.

Single-Digit Event Code Format.

If receiver cannot accept extended reporting, (1) pro-

gram “1” in the Data Format location(s); (2) enter first digit for any Alarm/Trouble Code,

Restore Code and Opening/Closing Codes.

Note:

To have a Single-Digit Event Code for

one telephone number and Extended Format for the other, program both digits for all

event codes. Follow Steps 2 through

Two-Digit Event Code Format,

which follows.

Telephone number with

"1"

in Data Format location will transmit only first digit; other

number will use both digits. (Single-Digit Format will override Two-Digit Format Loca-

tion.)

Two-Digit Event Code Format.

Some central-station receivers require that a two-digit code

be sent in each report.

Example.

In a certain installation,

the

Alarm Subscriber Number is “1234”; a burglary alarm

occurs on Zone 1 (Alarm Code “31”). Communicator will send “1234 31”.

To use Two-Digit Event Code Format,

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

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