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Advanced Programming
[018] Sixth System Option Codes
1
ON Keybus Enabled
Keybus Expansion Enabled. The two flexible ports are set to
run external Keybus for module support.
OFF PGM/Zones Enabled
2
ON RF Jam Logs after 5 minutes
An RF Jam trouble will be indicated in [*][2][1] icon 6 after 30
seconds, but will log and transmit a General System Trouble
[*][2][1] icon 3 after a 5 minute delay.
OFF RF Jam Logs after 30 Seconds
RF Jam will Log/Transmit and indicate in [*][2][1] icon 6 after
30 seconds.
3
ON Tampers Sound Buzzer while Disarmed
When a tamper occurs on the system, and the system is in a
disarmed state, the buzzer will latch on until a valid access
code is entered.
OFF Tampers Do NOT sound Buzzer
4
ON Audible Exit with Urgency (Stay)
The keypad will sound a pulsing tone (once per second) dur-
ing the Exit Delay. For the last 10 seconds of the Exit Delay,
the keypad and bell/siren (if enabled) will sound a different
tone (3 tones per second).
OFF Silent Exit Delay (Stay)
5
ON Wireless Key Disarm During Entry Only
Entry delay must be active for wireless key disarm to work.
OFF Wireless Key Disarm Always
6
ON RF Jam Trouble Beeps after 30 seconds
General system trouble from RF jam detection is audible.
OFF RF Jam Trouble Silent
General system trouble from RF jam detection is silent
7
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8
ON RF Jam Trouble Disabled
The system will ignore RF interference.
OFF RF Jam Trouble Enabled
The system will monitor for RF noise or signals that will block
wireless transmissions to the unit.
[019] Seventh System Option Codes
1
Future Use
2
ON Communications During Walk Test
Zone Alarms/Tampers/Restores will communicate during
Installer's Walk Test
OFF NO Communications During Walk Test
Zone Alarms/Tampers/Restores will NOT communicate during
Installer's Walk Test
3-8
Future Use
30
[030] Hardwired Zone Assignments
This two digit entry indicates which zones will be hardwired zones.
The first entry is for zone 1, the second entry is for zone 2.
[031] Hardwired Zone Loop Response Time
This three digit entry determines how fast the zone will respond to
changes in state. The first entry is for zone 1, the second entry is for
zone 2. Do NOT enter '000'. Default is 500 ms.
[101]-[132] Zone Attributes
Each zone operates according to the zone definition selected for it
in section [001] - [004] or assigned to it during Flash Programming.
The following table lists the default attributes for each zone type.
This section allows the installer to customize the zone attributes for
specific zones.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
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Default
00
I___I___I
00
I___I___I
Default
055
I___I___I___I
055
I___I___I___I
Audible/Silent - Activates/deactivates alarm output.
Steady/Pulsed - Determines if alarm output is steady or pulses
1 second ON, 1 second OFF
Activate Chime - Enables zone to activate the chime feature.
Bypass Enable - Enables zone to be manually bypassed.
Force Arm Enable - Determines if the system can be armed
with the zone violated. At the end of Exit Delay, if this type of
zone is violated, it will be ignored by the system. When the zone
is secured it will be added back into the system. This zone is typ-
ically used for garage doors.
24-Hr Zones must not have Force Arm enabled.
Swinger Shutdown Enable - Determines if the system will
shutdown the communicator for the zone after the swinger
limit is reached.
TX Delay Enable - Determines if the system will delay commu-
nicating the alarm reporting code to the central station.
Wireless Zone - Allows the system to generate low battery
trouble and zone supervisories.
This must be enabled for enrolled wireless devices
Valid entries are zones 01-32
00 disables the zone
Valid entries (001-255)
Time = Entry x 7 ms.
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