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Location 1
Use this location to program the output settings for outputs 1 to 4 for IO devices. Table 6 shows the available
options.
Table 6.
Location 1 setting options
Output 4 (bits 7 and 6)
11 = undefined
10 = temporal
01 = off, open
00 = on
The default setting for the 4I4O is an 8-digit binary setting of 01010101 or a decimal setting of 85. This
indicates that all outputs are set to 01 (off, open). To change the default, change the 2 digits assigned to the
output in the binary code. For example, reading the binary code from right to left (bits 0 to 7), the first two
digits on the right indicate the settings for output 1. If you need to set output 1 to 10 (temporal), the new binary
code would be 01010110. You can change as many of the ouput codes as needed. If all ouputs need to be 10
(temporal), the new binary code would be 10101010.
Location 2
Location 2 is reserved for future programming options. Press Enter to scroll to the next location.
Location 3
Use this location to program zone types for IO devices. Table 7 shows the available options.
Table 7.
Location 3 setting options
Zone 4 (bits 7 and 6)
11 = undefined
10 = double EOL
01 = single EOL
00 = zone is off
The default setting for 4I4O device is a binary setting of 10101010 or a decimal setting of 170. This indicates
that all zone types are set to 10 (double EOL). To change the default, change the 2 digits assigned to the zone
type in the binary code. For example, reading the binary code from right to left, (bits 0 to 7), the last two digits
on the left indicate the setting for zone type 4. If you need zone type 4 set to 01 (single EOL), change the binary
code to 01101010. You can change as many of the zone types as needed. If all zone types need to be 01 (single
EOL), change the binary code to 01010101.
Location 4
Location 4 is reserved for future programming options. Press Enter to scroll to the next location.
Output 3 (bits 5 and 4)
11 = undefined
10 = temporal
01 = off, open
00 = on
Zone 3 (bits 5 and 4)
11 = undefined
10 = double EOL
01 = single EOL
00 = zone is off
Output 2 (bits 3 and 2)
11 = undefined
10 = temporal
01 = off, open
00 = on
Zone 2 (bits 3 and 2)
11 = undefined
10 = double EOL
01 = single EOL
00 = zone is off
Output 1 (bits 1 and 0)
11 = undefined
10 = temporal
01 = off, open
00 = on
Zone 1 (bits 1 and 0)
11 = undefined
10 = double EOL
01 = single EOL
00 = zone is off
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