Parameter 28: Slot English Language - Honeywell FBII CP-220A Hookup And Installation Instructions

PARAMETER 28:
Slot English
Language
CCCC REPORTING CODE
Account # 1st CHARACTER
2 HOLDUP
(SILENT)
3
4 MEDICAL
5
(AUDIBLE)
6
BYPASS
7 ENVIRON
SLOT 1 CODE 0 ZERO
Background:
Digital Receivers like the CP-220A use alphanumeric characters to display
the details of subscriber messages (i.e., account numbers, alarms, troubles,
restorals, openings, closings, etc.). The popular 4+2 Reporting Format
(discussed in Section 1 and Appendix B) uses a 4-digit Account Number,
followed by a 2-digit Reporting Code. The first digit of the Reporting Code
usually represents the nature of the message and the second digit further
defines it. The examples given beneath Table 1-1 on page 1-4 illustrate this
for messages in the 4 + 2 Format and are repeated for convenience in Table
2-1 below.
It is possible to have the numbers in all Reporting Formats received by the
CP-220A provide descriptive words on its display. This feature allows the
Central Station's operators to quickly determine the nature of the report
when looking at the display or the resulting printout.
2nd CHARACTER
1-9 ZONES
BURG 1-9 ZONES
1-9 ZONES
EMER
PANIC 1-9 ZONES
ZONE 1-9 ZONES
1-9 ZONES
EMER
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CCCC
Account #
1-9
1-9
1-9
1-9
1-9
1-9
TABLE 2-1
MM/DD/YY HH:MM:SS
REPORTING CODE
1st CHARACTER 2nd CHARACTER
9 TEST
B OPENING
(PREMISES)
C CLOSING
(PREMISES)
D ABORT
SIGNAL
E ZONE
RESTORE
F SYSTEM
TROUBLE
DOESN'T
APPLY
0-F USERS
0-F
0-F USERS
0 -F
0 DOESN'T
APPLY
1-9 ZONES
1-9
0-F EVENTS
0-F