FBII XL-4 Programming Manual page 31

CS#1 Account Size
005 CS1 ACC SIZE
4 DIGIT ACC
This question indicates whether a three or four digit account number will be transmitted to
CS#1. If a three-digit account number is selected then any fourth digit will be ignored.
Depression of the 0 key will toggle between 3 and 4-digit account number.
The actual account number transmitted to the Central Station #1 is defined in question 182.
The FBI Superfast, 4x2 Express, and ADEMCO PID (point ID) formats utilize a four-digit account
number.
CS#1 Parity Selection
006 PARITY CS1
YES
Enter the desired parity setting for CS#1 transmissions. Parity is an error detection scheme
that is used in certain CS transmission formats. If you are unsure about the parity setting
for your receiver please contact your Central Station manager.
This question will be skipped if signals are not transmitted to CS#1 (question 003).
Sescoa Format CS#1
007 SESCOA
NO
This question indicates whether the Sescoa format for fixed digit timing will be transmitted
to CS#1. Depression of the 0 key will toggle between YES and NO. Note: This only applies to
the various pulse based CS transmission formats and will be skipped if signals are not
transmitted to CS#1 (question 003).
U L
This option shall not be used for UL listed systems.
Secondary Central Station Receiver
008 CS2 PH. #
_
The control panel can transmit digital alarm signals to two separate Central Station
numbers. Enter the complete telephone number of the secondary Central Station receiver
line. The telephone number should be entered with the correct area code or access control
digits necessary to dial the Central Station receiver from the panel location.
The secondary CS receiver (CS#2) telephone number can contain up to 32 digits. If the panel
does not communicate with the secondary Central Station or the panel is being used in a
local only application (see question 016) then leave this question blank.
Section 8 - LCD Keypad Programming Questions
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