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The partition labels, access code names and zone labels can be changed in the
PC4000. See "PAR NAME LABEL" in the Programming Manual for programming
partition labels. See "EDIT CODE NAME" in the System Manual under [ ][5]
commands to program the access code names. See "ZONE LABEL" in the
Programming Manual for programming zone labels. The printout will then be as
follows:
West Plaza 06/04/94 02:05 CLOSING Head Custodian
Assembly Plant 06/04/94 02:09 ALARM Front Office
The PC4400 sends events to the printer as they occur.
If the printer is off line or disconnected, the PC4000 keeps new events in memory
until they are ready to be printed.
When the printer is brought back on line, the PC4400 will send the new events to
the printer. If 384 new events occur before the printer is brought back on line (384
events = 75% of the buffer), the PC4000 will send the "Buf Near Full" reporting
code to the monitoring station. (See 'Maint Rep Codes" in the Programming Flow
Charts for programming the "Buf Near Full" reporting code). If over 512 events
occur before the printer is brought back on line, the oldest events will be
overwritten.
The PC4000 contains an event buffer which stores the last 512 events.
To print out the entire event buffer, enter the "Prn Entire Buff" section in installers
programming [ ][8][Installer's Code][3][0].
The printout will begin with the oldest event in memory and end at the most recent
one.
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