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2: WAIT DLY TIME
To access WAIT DLY TIME, select [0]: PROGRAM
--->[2]: PROG TIMERS--->[1]: AC FAIL DLY--->
[2]: WAIT DLY TIME. This option allows you to select
the length of time to wait after an AC Fail signal is
received before reporting the event over the telephone
line.
When both the AC Fail and Low Battery
events are present, the AC Fail event is
reported regardless of any wait time.
Programming WAIT DLY TIME for 00 allows
the FPT-DACT to send an AC Fail Report
without delay.
To choose the length of time to wait after receiving an
AC Fail signal:
1. At the AC Fail Dly Submenu, press [2] to select
2: WAIT DLY TIME and then press
[# Command]. The window shows:
AC
FAIL
(00-24 HRS): _____
2. The current setting appears in parentheses on the
first line. Enter the time and the press
[# Command].
3. After programming this feature, press [* Clear] to
return to the Prog Timers Submenu.
2: DISPLAY RATE
To access DISPLAY RATE, select [0]: PROGRAM
--->[2]: PROG TIMERS--->[2]: DISPLAY RATE.
This option allows you to set the speed at which the
menu lines are updated on the LCD in units of 0.25 sec.
To set the speed for updating the LCD menu lines:
1. At the Prog Timers Submenu, press [2] to select
2: DISPLAY RATE. The window shows:
DSPLY RATE (__)
.25 X (1-16): _____
2. The current setting appears in parentheses on the
first line. Enter the desired value and press
[# Command].
3. After programming this feature, press [* Clear] to
return to the Prog Timers Submenu.
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5.0 Programming
DLY
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5.4.3
PROG INPUTS
The PROG INPUTS option allows you to program the
five available inputs.
To program the programming inputs:
1. At the Prog Inputs Submenu, enter the point number
you want to program and press [# Command]. The
window shows:
POINT NUMBER
(1-5): ___
Once you enter the point number, the display scrolls
through the PROG INPUT options:
PROG POINT (___)
1: CONFIGURE
2: SUPERVISED
2. Press the number key that corresponds to your
selection.
Press [Drill] to move to the next point. For example,
if you are programming Point 2 and you press
[Drill], you go to the Point 3 setting.
Press [Disable] to return to the previous point. For
example, if you are programming Point 2 and you
press [Disable], you go to the Point 1 setting.
1: CONFIGURE
To access CONFIGURE, select [0]: PROGRAM--->
[3]: PROG INPUTS--->[1]: CONFIGURE. This
feature allows each input to be set for one of seven
options:
•
Fire: When activated, the FPT-DACT sends a Fire
Alarm Report. A restoral is sent when the input is
deactivated.
•
Waterflow: When activated, the FPT-DACT sends a
Waterflow Alarm Report. A restoral is sent when the
input is deactivated.
•
Supervisory: When activated, the FPT-DACT sends
a Supervisory Alarm Report. A restoral is sent when
the input is deactivated.
•
Monitor: When activated, the FPT-DACT sends a
Monitor Report. A restoral is sent when the input is
deactivated.
•
System Fault: When activated, the FPT-DACT
sends a Trouble Input Report. If a point is configured
for System Fault, a window appears to determine
what the point faults on. Refer to Step 2 in the
procedure for setting and input option. A restoral is
sent when the input is deactivated.
•
AC Failure: When activated, this point shows AC
FAILURE on the keypads. To decrease the number of
reports sent to the central station such as during a
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