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    Telephone Line Monitoring Settings.

    June 23rd, 2023

    Connecting the DTMF Communicator – Advanced 

    A separate DTMF module is available (860-06-658) for communication to DTMF communicators. 

    Note: Do not connect to any type of telephone line. 

     

    LOCATION 14 Global Options (page 19)

    3

    ON

    Telephone line monitoring 

    [#] [1479] [*] = Installer Menu

    [14] = Global Options Data 1 [Y]

    [>>] = searching Data 3 [N] = Disable Global Options Data

    [*] = will change [N] to [Y]

    [#] [#] = the alarm panel will update to confirm set

     

    LOCATION 16 Trouble Display Enable

    3

    ON

    DTMF line monitoring trouble display 

    [#] [1479] [*] = Installer Menu

    [16] = Trouble Display Data 1 [Y]

    [>>] = searching Data 3 [N] = Disable

    [*] = will change [N] to [Y]

    [#] [#] = the alarm panel is updating to confirm the settings.

     

    Note: The causes of this could be a fault, or short, on the phone line; or the phone line could be cut. 

    This trouble condition will only clear once the phone line restored. 

     

    LOCATION 51 DTMF Communication Number to be Dialled (page 25) 

    [#] [1479] [*] = Installer Menu

    [51] [*] = Enter Phone number 1 the number to be Dialled

    [*] = To Save the Number

    [#] = returns to Installer Menu 

    [#] = the alarm panel is updating to confirm the settings.

     

    Note: Program this location to set the DTMF number. A maximum of 10-digits can be entered. Enter the digits consecutively and after the last digit has been entered, save with the [*] key. 

     

    LOCATIONS 61 – 68   Account Codes for Plug on Module (Partitions 1- 8) 

    The serial communication account code is used for reporting to the 5-pin serial port.

    [INSTALLER CODE] [*] [LOCATION] [*] [PRIMARY ACCOUNT CODE] [*]

     

    [#] [1479] [*] = Installer Menu

    [61] = Account Code P1  Acc Code xxxx (4-digits of the account number)

    [*] = confirms the settings and returns to the Install Menu.

    [#] = the alarm panel is updating to confirm the settings.

     

    LOCATIONS 211 - 218 Partition Arm Options (Partitions 1 – 8)

    These locations are used to configure arm options for each partition. Refer to Table 24 page 30 for the values that can be selected.

    16

    ON

    Opening/Closing User Reporting

    [#] [1479] [*] = Installer Menu

    [16] = Arm Options P1 Data 1 [N]

    [>>] = searching Data 16 [N] = Disable Open/Close Reporting

    [*] = will change [N] to [Y] = To Enable the Feature

    [#] = returns to Installer Menu 

    [#] = the alarm panel is updating to confirm the settings.

     

    LOCATION 571 – 575 Enable or Disable Global Reporting 1 (page 40) 

    [#] [1479] [*] = Installer Menu

    [571] = RC & SplitRp G1 Data 1 [N]

     

    There are 5 Global Report Bitmaps 

     

    LOCATIONS 423 – 427 Global Programmable Output Events (page 37)

    These locations allow you to configure the Global Programmable Output events. Refer to Table 35 to view the programmable output events per location. 

     

    ➢ LEDs 1-8 represent the output number, and LEDs 9-16 represent the action. Once a programmable output has been enabled, the default action will be Pulse High [02]. 

    ➢ There is no output action for the fire sensor power programmable output events. 

     

    7

    Telephone Line Tamper Programmable Output Event 

    Disabled [00] 

    8

    Telephone Line Restore Programmable Output Event 

    Disabled [00] 

     

    Note: Denied this set if not necessary.   

     

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