FBII XL-4 Programming Manual page 63

The control panel contains a priority structure in the event that multiple alarms occur at the
same time. 01=Highest priority, 16=lowest.
For UL Listed systems the priorities assigned must use the following order
1. Fire Alarms
2. Burglary Alarms
3. Other zone types programmed as silent
Alarm Type Momentary Triggers
119 MOM TRG ATxx
NNNNNNNN
Indicates which of the voltage level triggers will be activated for a momentary basis with this
Alarm Type. The triggers are selected by placing a Y in the appropriate trigger position. The
triggers sit normally at 0V and upon activation go to 12V, with 25mA available current.
The FORWARD (INSTANT) and BACKWARD (CODE) keys will move the cursor position to
the desired trigger position, which indicates the trigger number. The TOGGLE (0) key will
change the Yes/No status of the trigger.
Triggers 7 and 8 must be set to N if the XL-4705 relay module is used.
Alarm Type Latched Triggers
120 LAT TRG ATxx
NNNNNNNN
Indicates which of the voltage level triggers will be activated for a maintained duration with
this Alarm Type. The triggers are selected by placing a Y in the appropriate trigger position.
The triggers sit normally at 0V and upon activation go to 12V, with 25mA available current.
The FORWARD (INSTANT) and BACKWARD (CODE) keys will move the cursor position to
the desired trigger position, which indicates the trigger number. The TOGGLE (0) key will
change the Yes/No status of the trigger.
Triggers 7 and 8 must be set to N if the XL-4705 relay module is used.
Relay 1 (Bell) Select
121 RELAY 1 ATxx
NONE
Indicates the action taken for this alarm type on relay #1. Relay #1 typically will be the bell
output for the panel. If a bell is not being used then the relay can be programmed for another
application. The options include;
NONE
PULSED
LATCHED
In UL Listed systems fire zones shall be programmed for PULSED bell output, burglary zones as
U L
"Latched", and silent zone types as NONE.
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