FBII XL-4 Programming Manual page 68

XL-4, XL-4B, and XL-5 LCD Keypad Programming Manual
FBI Superfast Format 4x3x1
1234 TZZT
where: T = Trouble type CS code and Z is the decimal equivalent (00-16) of the zone CS
code (question #145).
Trouble Type Restore Code
132 CS REST TR x
_ (0 - F)
Indicates the restore code transmitted for this trouble type. Enter the value 0 - F. This value
will be the first digit designation for extended and 4x2 formats. NOTE: The restore code does
not apply to point ID format.
Trouble Type CS Transmission Path
133 CS REP TR x
CS#1 ONLY
Specifies to which Central Station number this trouble 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. NOTE: For UL Listed systems this
must not be programmed as NONE.
Trouble Type Dialer Delay
134 DIAL DL TR x
YES
Indicates whether the dialer delay specified in the System Timing questions (#068) should be
used for this Trouble Type. If dialer delay option = NO then this trouble condition will
activate the dialer immediately after the condition occurred.
U L
For UL Listed systems this option shall be programmed "NO".
Trouble Type Bell Delay
135 BEL DL TRBx
YES
Indicates whether the system bell delay (question #067) should be used for this trouble type.
If bell delay = NO then this trouble condition will immediately activate the bell (relay #1),
The type of bell output is indicated in question 140.
Trouble Type Timeout Select
136 TIMEOUT TR x
__ (1-3)
Indicates which of the three system bell cutoff timeout periods applies to this Trouble Type.
This applies to the relay actions programmed in questions 140 & 141. The actual bell cutoff
times are programmed in questions 076 - 078. Enter the desired cutoff timer ( 1 2 or 3).
8–46
Primary rec. only
Secondary rec. only
Both receivers always
CS#1 backed up by CS#2
CS#2 backed up by CS#1
No Trouble transmissions
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