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4. Programming

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Command Key in:

20 Change Engineer Code (page 68)

20YnnnnY

ggggY

nnnn = New Engineer Code (Code) 7890

gggg = New Guard Code (Guard)

Note: The Guard Code is available only

if enabled with Command 181.

21 Zone Configuration (page 69)

21YnY

9751/2:

n = 0 Closed circuit 4 wire (CC 4 Wire)

Y

1 Fully supervised loop (FSL 2K2/4K7)

9851:

n = 0 Closed circuit 4 wire (CC 4 Wire)

Y

1 End of line resistor (EOL 2K2)

2 Fully supervised loop (FSL 2K2/4K7)

3 8 FSL plus 4 expanders (FSL + EXP)

22 Loudspeaker Chime (page 69)

22YnY

n= Loudspeaker Chime volume

(In a partitioned system, this Command

is available only for Partition A)

0 Off ( keypad only)

1 (minimum) to 9 (maximum) 5

23 Remote Reset (page 69)

23YnY

n = 0 Off

Y

1 On

24 Show Control Unit Account Name

(page 70)

24Y

(keypad displays name)

Press X to Return to programming

mode

25 Internal Sounder Delay and Duration

(page 70)

25YnY

n = 0 LS Timed (follows external sounder)

Y

1 LS Cont (continuous)

26 Internal Sounder Delay on Entry

(page 70)

26YnY

n = 0 Bell Delay Off

1 Bell Delay On

Y

Note: Sounder delay is available only if:

Alarm Abort is Off (Command 36)

Bell Delay is not zero (Command 41)

Dual Ply is Off (Command 86)

Alarm Confirm is Off (Command 89)

27 Exit Fault External Sounder (page 70)

27YnY

n = 0 Internal

Y

1 Local

28 Hide Status Display (page 71)

28YnY

n = 0 Hide Status Off (always visible)

1 Hide Status On (hidden 180s after

setting)

Y

2 Hide Status Code (visible for 30s

after an event)

C29 is valid only if C89 is set to option 0.

29 Entry Alarm Delay Time (page 71)

29YnY

n = 0 Delay Off

Y

1 Delay On (30 seconds)

30 PA Response (page 71)

30YnY

n = 0 PA response audible

Y

1 PA response silent

31 Zone Tamper Reset (page 71)

31YnY

n = 0 User reset after zone tamper

Y

1 Engineer reset after zone tamper

Command Key in:

32 Keypads and Partitions (page 72)

32YnnnnY

n = A Assign keypad to Partition A

B Assign keypad to Partition B

C Assign keypad to Partition C

D Assign keypad to Partition D

Note: Each keypad can be assigned to

any or all partitions. The default is for all

keypads to belong to all partitions.

33 System Reset (page 72)

33YnY

n = 0 User can reset the system

Y

1 Engineer must reset the system

34 PA Reset (page 72)

34YnY

n = 0 User reset after PA

Y

1 Engineer reset after PA

35 First Circuit Lockout (page 73)

35YnY

n = 0 Lockout first circuit to activate

Y

1 Rearm first circuit to activate

36 Alarm Abort (page 73)

36YnY

n = 0 User cannot abort a false alarm

Y

1 User can abort a false alarm

37 Daytime Tamper Communication

(page 73)

37YnY

n = 0 Internal sounder only

Y

1 Communicate tamper to ARC

38 System Tamper Reset (page 73)

38YnY

n = 0 User reset after Tamper Alarm

1 Engineer reset after Tamper Alarm

Y

39 Level/Partition A Exit Mode (page 74)

39YnY

n = 0 Timed

Y

1 Terminated

2 Final Door

In a single system:

3 Lock Set (terminated by lock switch)

In a partitioned system:

3 Instant (no exit tone)

4 Silent (double "beep" after exit time)

5 Lock Set (terminated by lock switch)

40 System Auto Rearm (page 75)

40YnY

n = 0 Rearm Never

Y

1 Rearm=1 (once)

2 Rearm=2 (twice)

3 Rearm=3 (three times)

4 Rearm=Always

Note: C41 has no effect if C89 is set to 1 and any of the

following applies: C162 is set to 0, C161 is set to 0 or C47,

C63, C73 or C77 do not require communications.

41 Bell Delay (page 76)

41YnY

n = 0 No delay

Y

1 1.5 minutes

2 3 minutes

3 5 minutes

4 10 minutes

5 15 minutes

6 20 minutes

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