FBII XL-4 Programming Manual page 72

XL-4, XL-4B, and XL-5 LCD Keypad Programming Manual
KEYSWITCH - This type will be used for a keyswitch arming.
If Keyswitch is selected, the question 156 (Zone 24 Hour Alarm) must be set to YES.
U L
FIRE - PULL STATION and KEYSWITCH zone types are not permitted in UL Listed systems.
Zone Description
144 DESCR
BOBS BEDROOM
Enter up to sixteen characters as a description for this zone. Zone descriptions will appear on
the second line of an LCD keypad when a condition from this zone has activated. This
description will appear for alarms, troubles , bypasses and NOT READY conditions for this
zone. The zone description should probably contain the location or purpose of the zone.
NOTE: An explanation of how to enter text through the LCD display can be found in section
4 of this manual.
CS Reporting Code
145 CS CODE Zxxx
___ 000 - 255
Indicates the code transmitted to the Central Station for this zone. The method that the code
is transmitted to the Central Station depends on the format selected (questions 004 and 009).
Enter the desired zone code from 000 - 255.
If the desired code to be transmitted to the Central Station should be a hex code then that
code must be entered in decimal as follows: A=010, B=011, C=012, D=013, E=014, F=015. For
example, if you wish to transmit a C as the zone code, enter 012 into this programming
question.
NOTE: For all 2-digit reporting formats (3x1 partial or ext., 4x1 partial or ext., 3x2, and 4x2)
this represents the second of the 2 digits. The first digit is the Alarm Type CS or Trouble
Type code. In a standard format (3x1 or 4x1) this zone code is the only one reported. The
following examples are provided for the different formats for transmissions of alarm
conditions:
POINT ID FORMAT
OVERALL FORMAT - ALARM CONDITIONS
SSSS 18 1XYZ GG CCC
where: SSSS = Account Number
18 = Point ID Format Code (Fixed)
1 = Indicates a new event (alarm)
XYZ = PID Event Code (question 146)
GG = Group (partition number 01 - 08)
CCC = Zone number (this question)
The three digits entered will be the zone identifier (sometimes referred to as sensor ID
within the point ID terminology). Typically, this will reflect the physical zone number
of the point or device. Enter the desired value in decimal format (example zone 62 =
062).
8–50
Zxxx
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