Panel Wide Parameters; Phone And Phone Parameters; Phone Destination 1 (To 4); Phone Destination 1 (To 4) Format - Bosch B9512G Program Entry Manual

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Panel Wide Parameters

3.1

Phone and Phone Parameters

3.1.1

Phone Destination 1 (to 4)

Default: Blank
Selections:
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This parameter sets the telephone number the control panel dials to send reports to the
central station receiver.
Notice!
UL 864 requirement for Commercial Fire Systems
To comply with UL 864 requirements for commercial fire systems enter a valid phone number
in this parameter.
Configuring Phone Destinations for Call Waiting
Dialing a call waiting sequence on a non-call waiting line prevents the system from
successfully sending reports to the central station receiver.
If you configure a Phone Destination with a phone number that includes a sequence to cancel
call waiting and choose that Phone Destination as the Primary Destination Device, page 59 for
a Route Group,
configure another Phone Destination without the call waiting cancel sequence and choose it
as the Backup Destination Device, page 60 Device for the Route Group.
If the customer cancels call waiting service without notifying their security company, the
control panel is still able to send reports using the Backup Destination Device.
RPS Menu Location
Panel Wide Parameters > Phone and Phone Parameters > Phone Destination 1 to 4
3.1.2

Phone Destination 1 (to 4) Format

Default: Modem4
Selections:
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This parameter sets the format for sending reports to the central station receiver.
Both Modem4 and Contact ID formats include point and user numbers in the reports sent to
the receiver. Only Modem4 reports include expanded information including point text.
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Blank - the control panel dials no phone number. Leaving this parameter blank does not
disable the Phone Destination. To prevent use of the phone destination, do not assign it
to a Communicator, overview, page 58.
0-9 - the control panel dials these characters.
C - inserts a 2 second pause in the dialing sequence. Some telephone networks may
require a pause during or immediately after dialing. To insert a pause, insert one or more
C's in the dialing sequence.
D - the control panel begins dialing when a dial tone is detected, or when the initial 7-
second dial tone detect period expiries. To extend the dial tone detect period, insert a D
at the beginning of the dialing sequence (before the phone number).
# and * - inserting these characters in the dialing sequence performs the same function as
if they were pressed on a telephone keypad. For example, if you need a star (*) to access
your long distance service.
Modem4 - the control panel sends expanded Modem4 reports to the central station
receiver.
Contact ID - use this format when the central station receiver does not support the
Modem4 format.
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