PRT CTRL Integrated Controller Reference Manual

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Door Names 4 Door Type Names 4 Area Group Names 248 Menu Group Names 16 Keypad Group Names 4 Phone No Names 8 Schedule Names 32 Door Group Names 4 Floor Group Names 4 PGM Names 16 Floor Names 0 Elevator Names 0 Elevator Floor Groups 0 Elevator Cars 8 Elevator Floor 1024 Programmable Function 128 Elevator Car Groups 8 Elevator Car Group Names 8 Analog Expander 16 Variable 248 Bit Variable 248 Apartment Profile The apartment profile has a large number of keypad modules to cater for the condominium and apartment type installations. Ideally should be used with the ELT-KLCD keypad to have complete independent control over any apartment. Description Number LCD Keypad Modules (PRT-KLCD) 248 16 Zone Input Expanders (PRT-ZX16 and PRT-ZXS16) 4 2 Door Reader Expanders (PRT-RDM2, PRT-RDI2 and PRT-RDE2) 4 16 PGM Output Expanders (PRT-ZX16 and PRT-ZXS16) 2 Zone Inputs 1104 Trouble Zone Inputs 2224 PGM Outputs 1108 PGM Groups 128 Area Groups 248 Menu Groups 16 Door Groups 16 Keypad Groups 8 Areas 248 Access Levels 16 Zone Types 16 Doors 4 Door Types 4 Services 4 Phone Numbers 8 Schedules 32 Holidays 8 Daylight Saving Adjustment Settings 1 399 Protégé Integrated System Controller Reference Manual
Automation Points 8 Panel Configuration Information 1 Users 2000 Events 2000 User Names 2000 Area Names 248 Access Level Names 16 Zone Type Names 16 Zone Input Names 1104 Home Names 16 Door Names 4 Door Type Names 4 Area Group Names 248 Menu Group Names 16 Keypad Group Names 4 Phone No Names 8 Schedule Names 32 Door Group Names 4 Floor Group Names 0 PGM Names 4 Floor Names 0 Elevator Names 0 Elevator Floor Groups 0 Elevator Cars 0 Elevator Floor 0 Programmable Function 0 Elevator Car Groups 0 Elevator Car Group Names 0 Analog Expander 8 Variable 248 Bit Variable 248 Protégé Integrated System Controller Reference Manual 400
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Integrated Access Control Alarm Man
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PREFACE Copyright Notice © Copyrig
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Access Level 2,3 and 4.............
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Reader Port 1 Reader Type..........
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Code Delay Time....................
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PGM Number 5 In PGM Group .........
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ModBUS Door Control Group..........
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Programmable Function Configuration
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Automation.........................
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16 Zone Expander...................
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Contact ...........................
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The Protégé System Management Sui
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Reference Manual Version This manua
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4. Reader Expander 2. Zones 1. Zone
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MENU 4 INSTALLER MENU 4,1 MODULE PR
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The ability to limit the area's tha
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*Area 001 is DISARMED • From the
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*Area 001 24HR Busy • When the en
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• When the area group arming proc
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Area Busy To prevent an area from a
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It is recommended to change the Mas
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Use this feature to program cards f
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Use the numerical keys to enter a v
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UN00001 Misc [1-34----] To modify o
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Option 1 - User Area is a Group Whe
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To scroll menu groups by name use t
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Option 7 - Bypass Zone Menu When e
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To modify options, follow the setti
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AG001 Name All Areas To scroll area
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Door Group Name If the selected doo
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DG001 Door to modify: DR001 Type th
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Area Arming Group An access level t
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Disabled the access level PGM will
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Elevator Groups To access the eleva
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7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 041 042
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The following table shows the relat
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Wed 19:56:50 Use r Master At KP00
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• Pressing the [] key once more w
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When programming modules some optio
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KP001 Menu Grp None Use the [1] and
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Enabled the keypad will lockout any
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defer warning keypad group. Disabl
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Option 3 - Event Review Menu Enabl
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To enter a polling time (008 to 250
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11-14-72-B9 Serial Number of the re
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When programming modules some optio
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Enabled the high current charging o
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Reader Port 1 Reading Format The re
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ABA Card T2 NCS 29 Bit HID 26/34 Bi
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RD001 R1 Key Md None Use the [1] an
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Disabled the reader performs no act
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Disabled the reader will not perfor
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It is recommended not to enable/dis
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RD001 R2 Mode Access Use the [1] an
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Use the [1] and [3] keys to scroll
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Enabled the reader will activate th
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Enabled the reader expander will ac
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Option 2 - Disable Red LED Processi
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Analog Expander To access the Analo
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For UL and cUL listed installations
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e sent in various incremental value
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Every time you press the Enter key,
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Zone Special Options Special option
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Zone Restore Zone Speed This determ
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When enabled the zone will be preve
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Trouble Zone Reporting Id The Troub
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CP001:01 Area 4 None Use the [1] an
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Automation Control Point An automat
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Enabled the zone type will generate
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Option 8 - Activate Entry PGM For B
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Enabled the zone type will deactiva
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Option 1 - Always Log Zone Event E
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PGM OUTPUTS Introduction PGM's are
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CP001:01 Misc [--------] To modify
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AREA Introduction An installation m
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Intelligent False Alarm Prevention
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user count goes down. The count is
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AR001 Bell time: 000 off To modify
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Armed PGM Pulse ON Time The armed P
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To modify the pulse on time (000 to
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AR001 Count time: 000 on To modify
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AR001 Lock Dr Gp None Use the [1] a
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Disabled the child area will not be
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Enabled the area will report the ac
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Enabled the area will not activate
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ACCESS CONTROL Introduction To acce
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DR001 Slave None Use the [1] and [3
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Door Lock PGM or PGM Group You can
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Forced Open PGM Pulse ON Time The f
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To modify options, use the keypad a
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Enabled the door will prevent any e
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Secondary Door Type The secondary d
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Miscellaneous Options Miscellaneous
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Reader Expander The reader expander
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Floor Unlock late to open will only
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GROUP Introduction Groups of object
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To modify the PGM item 4 entry, use
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REPORTING Introduction The reportin
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Contact ID Monitor Phone Protégé
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Service Mode The service mode deter
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Option 2 - DTMF Tone / Pulse Dialin
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Option 1 - Service Used For Back Up
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eporting paths that potentially can
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for a list of trouble zones refer t
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SV001 Rings to answer: 008 To modif
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SV001 Report Opt [-2------] To modi
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SV001 Server port: 10002 To modify
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screen. The SIA service comprises o
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Dial Options The dial options confi
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Reserved. It is recommended not to
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SV001 Ser Type AMX Use the [1] and
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SV001 Events [123456--] To modify o
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Reserved. Reserved. It is recommen
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controller is reset or restarts. Ma
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Enabled the service will use the re
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If the PCI fails to reply to a comm
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Communications Port Number The comm
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SV001 Intercom 3 address: 255 To mo
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SV001 Access pgm: --000:00 To modif
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Service Mode The service mode deter
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To modify the IP address use the ke
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Disabled the dialer will not report
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To modify the line number, use the
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PGM Mapping Start The PGM mapping s
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SV001 Com port: 09647 To modify the
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Selecting a Telephone Number to Mod
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Dial Attempt Phone Number Dialed Re
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8 Phone Number 1 Fail (Trouble Zone
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RD061 S:AC92B39D Next module ? The
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Each module will be programmed with
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• Pressing the [ENTER] key the ke
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Select zone to view: CP001:01 Type
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Bell 1 Siren is OFF Use the [] and
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• When the [ENTER] key is pressed
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Area Control RTHP Control Floor Tem
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will not be modified further from t
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Output PGM / Memory Register Output
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Input One Area Control DISARM Input
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Fire PGM To modify the fault PGM, u
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Heating Stage 3 PGM The heat 3 PGM
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7 Fresh Air Cooling Set Point If th
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dehumidification. 5 On Call For Spa
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FN001 Fresh temp reg: 00000 To modi
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Forward PGM The forward PGM is used
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modes. 4 Current Floor Tempering Mo
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Base Register Configuration Registe
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Stage 1 PGM The first PGM in the 8
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Control Door Group The control door
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Rex Zone Input The Request to Exit
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To modify the pre alarm PGM or PGM
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FN001 Func Type Elevator Ctrl Use t
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FN001 Input one pgm: --000:00 To mo
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FN001 Func Mode Normal Use the [1]
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GENERAL PROGRAMMING Introduction Th
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Switching and Load Control applicat
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that a service that uses the settin
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numbers below 10 hours. Example 09:
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To modify the panel IP gateway use
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Disabled the system controller will
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Language English Use the [1] and [3
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CF001 Site End bits: 008 To modify
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CF001 Set Bit 1 bit: 255 To modify
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pressed to view the exact details o
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• Select the bypass zone view men
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Use the [] and [] keys to scroll th
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Setting the System Time The time se
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By default the schedule name will b
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Page 357 and 358: • Pressing the [2] key will remov
Page 359 and 360: To activate the Test Zone select [M
Page 361 and 362: Keypad Zones The keypad will report
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Page 365 and 366: 16 PGM Output Expander The 16 PGM o
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Page 369 and 370: Keypad Zones The keypad will report
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Page 375 and 376: ZX001:15 YP YQ 6103 ZX001:16 YP YQ
Page 377 and 378: Keypad Zones Zone Number Alarm Code
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Page 381 and 382: RD002:16 38 (UT) B8 (UJ) 0804 RD003
Page 383 and 384: Quick Arming/Disarming. Used to rep
Page 385 and 386: Code Code Code 0 Medical Alarm MA M
Page 387 and 388: GG XYZ S Group or Partition (Area)
Page 389 and 390: TROUBLE ZONE MAPS Introduction Foll
Page 391 and 392: ZXxxx:07 Bell 1 Over Current Bell/P
Page 393 and 394: PROFILES Introduction Profiles are
Page 395 and 396: Phone Numbers 16 Schedules 248 Holi
Page 397 and 398: 16 Zone Input Expanders (PRT-ZX16 a
Page 399: Elevator Names 8 Elevator Floor Gro
Page 403 and 404: OBJECT NOTATION Introduction When s
Page 405 and 406: FGT PMT FLT ELT Floor Group Name Pa
Page 407 and 408: If you have not moved off the scree
Page 409 and 410: Hexadecimal Data Entry Hexadecimal
Page 411 and 412: 1. Set battery charge 700mA: N To c
Page 413 and 414: CONVERSION Introduction When progra
Page 415 and 416: DLE 016 10 P 80 50 DC1 017 11 Q 81
Page 417 and 418: NOTES _____________________________
Page 419: NOTES _____________________________
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