FBII XL-4 Programming Manual page 38

XL-4, XL-4B, and XL-5 LCD Keypad Programming Manual
If transmitting in the Point ID Format then enter the exact value you wish to transmit for
the user code. Since the default value is the physical user number then the default value may
be sufficient (example, user number 62 will appear at the receiver as 062).
If a hexadecimal value is desired for transmission (example 4x2, standard or extended
formats), enter the decimal equivalent. For example, to transmit an open/close user ID of B,
enter 011. This will only be required if transmitting a format such as 4x2. Examples: A =
010, B=011, C=012, D=013, E=014, F=015.
User Partition Assignment
028 US PART #XXX
YNNNNNNN
This question defines the partition assignment for this user. Users can be defined for
multiple partitions, which means that their user access codes will be accepted at the keypads
associated with that partition. If the system is being operated as a single partition then all
active users should be defined to partition number 1. If a user is active in more than one
partition then the account number transmitted will depend on the partition where the signal
was initiated.
The FORWARD (INSTANT) and BACKWARD (CODE) keys are used to move the cursor to
the desired position and the TOGGLE (0) key allows YES/NO selection for the partition. For
example, the first position represents partition #1; the second position is partition #2 etc.
If using the common partition feature, user codes should only be enabled in active partitions.
U L
For UL Listed systems, all users shall be assigned to partition 1.
User Open/Close Transmit Enable
029 O/C EN #xxx
YYYYYYYY
This question indicates whether this user should transmit open/close signals to the Central
Station by partition.
For example, the owner of a partitioned system may have access to all of the partitions,
however signals should only be sent to the CS if this user initiates an opening or closing from
partition number 1. NOTE: All activity will still be maintained within the system log.
The user must also be programmed within the desired partition and an open/close code must
be defined in order for transmission to occur.
The FORWARD (INSTANT) and BACKWARD (CODE) keys are used to move the cursor to
the desired position and the TOGGLE (0) key allows YES/NO selection for the partition. For
example, the first position represents partition #1; the second position is partition #2 etc.
User Master Partition
030 US MAST #xxx
__ (1-8)
The system contains the capability to define, modify and delete users through the keypad.
This capability is determined by the authorization level of the user (levels 1 - 7 as defined in
question 026). As an additional precaution against users performing modifications across
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