Output Point Types - ADT FOCUS 200 PLUS Installation And Setup Manual

FOCUS 200 PLUS Installation and Setup Guide

Output Point Types

An output point type is used when controlling an output device (e.g., bell). There are 18 different types
of output points. Typically, a SIM (+ 12V output) or COPID can be assigned these point types, except
where noted otherwise. SIM output points are supervised and COPID output points are not supervised.
The following table indicates the programming entry required along with an explanation of how the
output point functions.
Entry
Number
14 (CSC)
15 (SMC)
16 (TFC)
17 (SCC)
18 (LTC)
19 (FXC)
20 (OFC)
21 (FAC)
22 (SPC)
23 (HUC)
24 (HSC)
13-8
Description Function
Central Output turns on or off upon a command signal from the CCC.
Station
Note: The command can only be issued using AC communication.
Service Output turns on the first time a valid service ID code is entered at an
operating panel (ADT on-premises), and turns off when an ADT off-
premises signal is initiated by selecting RESET~ ADT OFF at the
operating panel.
Telco Fault Output turns on if a telco fault condition occurs (low voltage or
current, or loss of interrogation on AC telco line). The output turns off
when the telco line becomes normal.
BA Schedule Output turns on at the start of the scheduled open period for a
designated BA group, and turns off when the close schedule starts.
Output turns on when the protection of a pre-selected BA group is
BA Lights
turned off, or the entry/exit delay period is activated. The output
turns off when the protection of a BA group is turned on.
Note: If the Recycle Exit Delay is enabled, the output turns on
whenever any key is pressed on the operating panel.
BA Fixed Output turns on when any BA Fixed or Fixed Local type point goes
into alarm or, during Day Set, an Instant Daytime Annunciation type
point goes into alarm. Output turns off when a valid ID code is
entered at any operating panel.
Output turns on when the protection of a selected BA group is turned
BA Off
off, and turns off when the protection is turned on.
Fire Output turns on and latches when any fire type point in the system
goes into alarm. The output turns off when the alarm condition has
been cleared and the fire alarm is reset.
Supervisory Output turns on if any supervisory type point goes into alarm, and
turns off when the point restores.
Output turns on if:
Holdup
•
A holdup type point goes into alarm. The output turns off when
the holdup device is manually reset.
•
The ambush feature is activated. The output turns off when the
operating panel times out.
•
A duress signal is initiated at any operating panel. The output
turns off when the operating panel times out.
Output turns on when a Holdup type point or a Holdup Special type
Holdup
Suspicion point in which the Suspicion option has been selected goes into
alarm. The output, which can be used to control a holdup and
suspicion camera, turns off when the point restores.