FBII XL-4 Programming Manual page 61

For Openings, Closings, Troubles etc.
123 A
AAA Z
where: A = Alarm type CS Code (defined in this question) and Z is the CS code contained
in the zone definition (question 145).
The partial extended format transmits a single round signal for alarm conditions and an
expanded message for system conditions such as openings, closings, troubles etc.
This format can contain either three or four digits within the account number.
4x2
1234 AZ
where: A= Alarm type CS code (defined in this question) and Z is the CS code contained in
the zone definition (question #145).
FBI Superfast Format
1234 AZZA
where: A = Alarm type CS code (defined in this question) and Z is the decimal equivalent
(00-16) of the zone CS code (question #145).
Point ID Format
Within the point ID format, the alarm type CS code will not be utilized. All alarm signals
will be sent with the "new condition" indication. See format explanations within question
008.
CS Restore
111 CS REST ATxx
_ ( 0 - F )
Indicates the restore code to the Central Station for this alarm type. This code will be
transmitted if the specific zone has the restore option enabled (question 154).
Alarm Type CS Transmission Path
112 CS REP ATxx
CS#1 ONLY
Specifies to which Central Station number this alarm type will be transmitted . The options
are:
CS#1 ONLY
CS#2 ONLY
CS#1 & CS#2
CS#1 BU CS#2
CS#2 BU CS#1
NONE
Press the 0 key to toggle between the available choices.
U L
For UL Listed systems this option shall not be programmed "NONE".
Section 8 - LCD Keypad Programming Questions
Primary rec. only
Secondary rec. only
Both receivers always
CS#1 backed up by CS#2
CS#2 backed up by CS#1
No Alarm Transmission (Local condition)
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