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Diagram
2: PROGRAMMING
AREA CHART
(This
diagram
may be used to chart
programming
during
actual
installation.
See
example
described
Chiracter
Posts
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A,B,C
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Character
Posts
CH A, CH B
i n text
and Diagram
3.1
DescriDtion
For
use if'local
requirements
specify
the
use of
a
PREFIX NUMBER. If
not
used,
it
will
be connected
to the
SKIP post
with
a programming
jumper.
Other-
wise,
it
will
be connected
to the
appropriate
DIGIT
post,
as described
later.
There
is a three
second
delay,
after
the
prefix
digit
is dialed,
before
t'he
remaining
characters
are dialed
(to
accommodate
PBX
System
dialing
requirements).
For AREA CODE, when requ i red.
If
not
used,
these
posts
will
be
connected
with
jumpers
for
SKIP,
.as described
in the
EXAMPLE
given
later.
For programming
the
TELEPHONE NUMBER of the
centra
I monitoring
stat
ion.
For numbers
with
fewer
than
seven
digits,
leave
untise?
post(s)
at
ri'ght
and program
them as SKIP(s).
See EXAMPLE
given
later.
For the
SUBSCRIBER'S
IDENTI FICATION
(ACCOUNT) NUMBER. Up -I-o
999 different
account
numbers
can be programmed.
All
three
digits
must
be programmed.
For subscriber
identification
numbers
lower
than
100,
program
W or W and X as "0"
(zero).
Examp le : Program
"98"
as "098",
program
"8"
as "008".
Do
not
use SKIP.
Descr ipt i on
For programing
the
ALARM CODE numbers
for
Channels
A and 8.
Both
Channels
mtist
be programmed.
If
channel
A or
B is not
to
be used,
its
character
post
must
be programmed
with
a
"0"
(zero).
Do not
leave
CH A or CH B unprogrammed
and do
not
use SKIP,
ozpurious
communicator
operation
may result
ifthe
unused
channel
i
21%
inadvertently
tripped.
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