CROW ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING LTD. RUNNER 8 Fehlerbehebungshandbuch

Program Summary Guide

RUNNER 8/64

8/64 Zones Control Panel

SOFTWAREVERSION

This manualrelatestoRUNNER 864 controlpanels withsoftwareversion V10.0.115 and above

SpecialProgrammingOperatingProcedures

Programming addresses thathave32 options(Areas, Outputs&Keypads)

When in Program mode there are manyprogram addresses (eg P3E)where there are 32 options that can be se-

lected. When in theselocations the selection isalwaysa two digit number, eg at P3E you can select up to 32 areas, if

you wanted to select areas 1, 5 , 9 ,10, &15 the data entries would be 01, 05, 09, 10, 15.

If you wanted to select all32 you can pressand holdthe “9” button for 2 seconds to turn on all32 options, if you

wanted to turn them alloffyou can pressand hold the“0” button for 2 seconds to turn them alloff.

Deleting Usercodes,Account Codes, Telephone Numbers,etc

If a numericentrysuch as user codes, monitoring account codes, telephone numbers, etc, needed to be deleted you

can pressand hold the <Control>button then pressthe <0>button (maintained for compatibilitywith the current

RUNNER S operation) or you can pressand hold the <0>button for 3 seconds to delete the entry.

Programming LCDcustom text

AllLCD text isstored in the control panel memoryand transferred to all keypads so the panel remains the master

database at all times. If user text ischanged (eg User Name, Area Name, Output Name, etc)the new text isbroad-

cast to everyLCD keypad on the bus as soon as the enter button ispressed to savethe changes so all keypads

have the newtext immediately. If a newLCD keypad isadded to the system the panelbroadcasts the CRC’sfor allof

the text blocksso the keypads can compare theirCRC with the panels. If there is a difference in the CRC’sindicating

that the LCD and panel textdon’t match a request ismade bythe keypad to download alltext blockswhere the

CRC’sdon’t match ensuring allkeypads stayup to date with the panel. Thistaskiscarried out in the background

and does not have to be initiated bythe installer or end user.

Key-switch Programming

The Key-switch function hasnowbeen moved to being a zone function. If anyarm/disarmoption isturned on at

P120E the associated zonewillnowbe a key-switch, eg P120E48Eoptions 1 & 3 turned on would mean that zone

48 isnowa key-switch that can armand disarmthe area/s assigned at P121E48E.

LCDKeypad Operational Mode

The fullLCD keypad willalwaysshow “Areas Armed” as soon as anyarea associated with the keypad isarmed. If

option 4 isoffat P96E for the associated keypad the “Areas Armed” willshow one area at a time on the bottom line of

the display.The fullArea name willbe shown. The area names willcycle through showing all currentlyarmed areas.

An armed area could be fullyarmed or stayarmed. If some areas associated with the keypad arenot armed the

“ReadyLED” willstill turn off when zones are unsealed but theywillnot be displayed while “Areas Armed” ison. To

see anyunsealed (not Ready)zones you can pressthe “Enter”button to switchto the zone displaymenu. After 10

seconds of no button presses the displaywillrevert backto the “Areas Armed” display. Alternativelyifthe “Down Ar-

row”button ispressed while the displayisshowing “Areas Armed” the displaywill change fromshowing the individual

area names to area numbers. Up to 7 two digit area numberscan be displayed on the bottom line. If thereare more

than 7 areas armed the displaywillcycle through 7 area numbersat a time repeating the cycleonce it has shown all

areas. Byrepeatedlypressing the “Down Arrow”the user can controlwhat areas are displayed on the bottom line. If

the “Down Arrow”isnot pressed for 15 seconds the displaywillrevert backto normal.

If option 4 ison at P96Efor the associated keypad the “Areas Armed” willshow up to 7 area numberson the bottom

line and willcycle through the list ifmore than 7 areas are armed. If the “DownArrow”button ispressed the user can

control what areas are displayed on the bottom line. If the “Down Arrow”isnot pressed for 15 seconds the displaywill

revert backto normal.

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RUNNER 864 BULKCOPYFUNCTION

There are a number of program locations where selected program data can be copied to a range of similar program

addresses. The list of theseprogram locations isshown below.Asan example ifuser 100 was set up as a template

and users101 to 200 were to all have the same programoptions, byentering in P17E 100Efollowed by101Ethen

200Ethe panelwillcopyallof the programmed data for user 100 to users101 to 200. Thisfeature can be performed

multiple times, eg user 250 could be set up as a template then it could be copied to users251 to 300.

BulkCOPYaUsertoarangeofUsers

P17ETemplate User#EStartUser#EEnd User#EBulk COPYa Userto arange ofUSERS

BulkCOPYanOutputtoarangeofOutputs

P30ETemplate Output #EStartOutput #EEnd Output #EBulk COPYanOutput to a rangeof OUTPUTS

BulkCOPYanAreatoarangeofAreas

P70ETemplateArea #EStartArea #EEnd Area #EBulk COPYanArea to arange of AREAS

BulkCOPYaKeypadtoarangeofKeypads

P97ETemplate Keypad#EStartKeypad#EEnd Keypad#EBulk COPYa Keypadto a range of KEYPADS

BulkCOPYaZonetoarangeofZones

P118ETemplate Zone #EStartZone #EEnd Zone#EBulk COPYa Zoneto a rangeof ZONES

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RUNNER 864 LCDTEXTPROGRAMSUMMARYGUIDE

There are a number of program locations where customtext names can be programmed. These custom textnames

are used bythe LCD keypad when displaying area nameswhen armed and also when viewing events in memory

mode.

ProgramLCDKP“User“Name

P16E1-2000EProgramLCD KP“User”Name Text LCDKP“Idle”DisplayName

P25E14EThis location is where theLCD KP“Idle”DisplayName canbeProgrammed.

ProgramLCDKP“Output”Name

P31E1-32EProgramLCD KP“Output”Name TextProgramLCDKP“Area”Name

P69E1-32EProgramLCD KP“Area”Name TextProgramLCDKP“Keypad”Name

P100E1-32EProgramLCD KP“Keypad”Name Text ProgramLCDKP”Zone”Name

P169E1-64EProgramLCD KP“Zone”Name Text

DTMFCOMMANDCONTROLSEQUENCE

IfDTMFCommand Controlhasbeen enabled the operation isperformed asfollows.

Callthe controlpanel.

When the panelanswers itwillplaythe message “Enteryourcode followed bythe # key”.

At that point enterinyourDTMFCode (programlocation P63EforArea Arm/DisarmorP175E12EforOutput control)

followed bythe #keyon the phone.

DTMFArming and Disarming

Ifforexample the DTMFcode toremotelyarmand disarmArea 1 (P63E1E)was1234and Area 1 wasdisarmed,

when you enterthe Area 1DTMFcode;

1234# -(you will hearthemessage “Area 1 Disarmed”)

If you then press the *keyit will change the stateorArea 1,eg

*-(youwillhearthe message “Area 1Armed”)

DTMFOutput Control

Ifforexample the DTMFcode toremotelycontrolOutputs(P175E12E)was9876 and youwerecontrollingOutput1

(whichwascurrentlyOff), when you enterthe Output DTMFcode followed byoutput 1 (01);

987601 # -(you will hearthe message “Output 1 Off”)

If you then press the *keyit will change the stateofOutput1, eg

*-(youwillhearthe message “Output 1 On”)

Exiting DTMFControlMode

When all DTMFremote controlfunctionsare completedyou caneitherhang upthe phone andthecontrolpanelwill

hangup automaticallyin 15 secondsoryou can press;

00 # -(youwillhear“Goodbye”) andthepanelwillhang up immediately.

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DISPLAYIP&MACADDRESSATTHEKEYPAD

When the panelisinnormalmode (ie not in programmode)it ispossible to displaythe currentlyassignedIPaddress

forthe paneland the MACaddress. Thisfeatureisonlyavailable atthefull LCD Keypad, it isnot availableon the

ICON LCD keypad.

ToviewtheMACAddress

At the LCD keypad press and holdthe<8>button for4 secondsuntilthe displayshowsthe panelsMACaddress. To

exit the displaymode press the <ENTER>button.

Toviewthe IPAddress

At the LCD keypad press and holdthe<9>button for4 secondsuntilthe displayshowsthe panelsIPaddress. To

exit the displaymode press the <ENTER>button.

AutomaticControlofDoors

When there isa need to unlocka controlled doorduring thedayand keep it unlocked, thiscan be achieved two

ways. The first isto programa Time Zone to the output (P44E),the second isto programthe area disarmindication

to the output(P49E).

Unlock on a Time Zone

Anyofthe 32 Time-zonescan be assigned to outputs1-32. Thisfunction can be used tounlocka controlled doorso

the doorwillremain unlocked while the T/Zison and relockitwhen the T/Zisoff allowing normaltimed access con-

trolthrough the doorwhen the T/Zisinactive. Ifa TZhasturnedan Output ON the TZwill overrideanyresettime

programmed forthe Output. ATZcan be linked to holidays(P174Eoption1 Off)so that the TZwill not unlockthe

doorwhen a holidayisactive. The reset, pulse orchime timers can resume controllingtheOutput once theTZhas

ended and the output isOFF. The CONTROL to Output function isthe onlyoperation that canoverride the Output

while the TZisactive (see additionalcomment below).

Unlock whenDisarmed

EachArea can have a disarmindicationassigned to an output to unlocka controlled doorso the doorwillremain

unlocked while the alarmisdisarmed and relockitwhen thealarmisarmed allowing normaltimed access control

through the doorafterhours. Thisfunction allowsa doorto be unlocked onlywhen the premisesare occupied and

relocked whenthepremisesare vacated (ie the alarmisarmed). Ifan Area Disarmhasturned an Output ON thiswill

override anyreset time programmed forthe Output. The reset, pulse orchime timerscan resume controlling theOut-

put once the Area isarmed and the output isOFF. The CONTROL to Output function isthe onlyoperation that can

override the Output while disarmed (see additionalcomment below).

<CONTROL>overrideof anunlockeddoor

When an outputison because a TZisactiveorthe alarmisdisarmed the outputwillstayon untilthe TZisinactive or

the alarmisarmed.

At timesthere maybe reasonswhythe doorneedstobe locked even ifa TZisactive orthe alarmisdisarmed, (eg

an employee isat workon a publicholidayand the alarmisdisarmed but theywant the doorto be locked).

Underthese specialconditionsitispossibleto programthe output connected to the doorso that it can be controlled

using the <CONTROL>button at the keypadclosest to the controlled door. At Programaddress P83Ethe output

controlling the doorcanbe assigned to a keypad closeto the controlled door.Bypressing the controlbutton for2

seconds(option8 must be on atP96Eto allowdirect controlofthe output)the doorcontrolcan be overridden. Ifthe

controlbutton ispressed foranother2 secondsit will unlockthe dooragain.

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RUNNER 864 PROGRAMSUMMARYGUIDE

+++++Users+++++ ProgrammingUserCodes

P1E1-2000EUserCode 1-2000-Default for User Code #1(P1E1E)=123 Codes canbe 1-6or 4-6 digits.

(where 1E=UserCode #1to 2000E=UserCode #2000)

NOTE: The 2000 Userscanbe keypad Code, RadioorAccesskeyUsers. They can bemixed but theMaximumis 2000 Users.

The User type MUSTbesetto“0” (P2E User# E)for acodetobe entered at theaboveaddress.

UserType(Code/Radio/AccessTag-Card)

P2E1-2000EUser# 1-2000Type - 0=Keypad Code User {PIN}

(Default =0) 1=RadioUser (Users 101-2000 only)

2=Access Tag/Card User

3=BothCode andAccess Tag/Card User {Tag +PIN)

4=Either Code orAccess Tag/Card User {Tag or PIN}

UserAreaAssignment

P3E1-2000EUser# 1-2000Area - 01-32 =Assigned toArea 1-32

(Default =1) UserCodeAccessOptions

P4E1-2000EUsers 1-2000 AccessOptions 1=Code can ArmArea

(Default =1,3,4) 2 =Code can armStayMode

3=Code can DisarmArea

4=Code can disarmStayMode

5=Code is aSecurity Guard Code

6=Code will ArmLatchkeyMode

7=Usercanresetlatched Egress Outputs

8=Can ViewEvent Memory

UserCodePrivileges

P5E1-2000EUsers 1-2000 Privileges1=UsercanChange theirCode

(Default User 1=2,3,4,5,6,7,8) 2 =UsercanChange AllCodes

(Default User 2-2000 =AllOff) 3=UsercanAllowAccesstoInstaller Mode/EditallCodes

4=UsercanChange Telephone Numbers

5=UsercanChange the Clock

6=UsercanChange DTMFCommandCodes

7=UsercanLearn NewRadioDevices

8=Spare UserCodeMiscOptions

P6E1-2000EUsers 1-2000 Misc Opts1=Userisexcluded fromGlobaltroublereset (P25E10E)

RadioUserType

P7E101-2000ERadioUser101-2000 Type 0=GeneralPendantType

(Default =0) 1 =CrowFreewavePendant

21 =NessPendant RadioUserPrivileges

P8E101-2000ERadioUsers101-2000 Privileges1=Pendant Can DisarmatAllTimes

(Default =1) 2 =Pendant CausesImmediatePanic

3=Pendant Causes Delayed Panic (1.5Sec)

4=Pendant onlyworksduring EntryDelay

5=This User is aDuress Code (Users101-2000)

6=Spare

7=Spare

8=Spare TimeZoneAssignedtoaUser

P9E1-2000ETime Zone to User# 1-2000 01 =UserControlled byTimeZone#1

(Default =AllOff)02 =UserControlled byTimeZone#2

03 =UserControlled byTimeZone#3

04 =UserControlled byTimeZone#4

05 =UserControlled byTimeZone#5

06 =UserControlled byTimeZone#6

07 =UserControlled byTimeZone#7

08 =UserControlled byTimeZone#8

32 =UserControlled byTimeZone#32

UserActivatesDormantTimeZone

P1032E1-2000EUserActivates Time Zone# 1-2000 01 =UserActivatesTimeZone #1

(Default =AllOff)02 =UserActivatesTimeZone #2

03 =UserActivatesTimeZone #3

04 =UserActivatesTimeZone #4

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05 =UserActivatesTimeZone #5

06 =UserActivatesTimeZone #6

07 =UserActivatesTimeZone #7

08 =UserActivatesTimeZone #8

32 =UserActivatesTimeZone #32

UsertoKeypadAssignment

P10E1-2000EUser# 1-2000KeypadAssignment 01 =Can OperateatKeypad #1

(Default =AllOn) 02 =Can OperateatKeypad #2

03 =Can OperateatKeypad #3

04 =Can OperateatKeypad #4

05 =Can OperateatKeypad #5

06 =Can OperateatKeypad #6

07 =Can OperateatKeypad #7

08 =Can OperateatKeypad #8

32 =Can OperateatKeypad #32

RadioPendantPanicBeepstoKeypad

P11E101-2000ERadio# 101-2000 Panic Beepto Keypad 01 =ARadiopanic will Beep atKeypad #1

(Default =AllOn) 02 =ARadiopanic will Beep atKeypad #2

03 =ARadiopanic will Beep atKeypad #3

04 =ARadiopanic will Beep atKeypad #4

05 =ARadiopanic will Beep atKeypad #5

06 =ARadiopanic will Beep atKeypad #6

07 =ARadiopanic will Beep atKeypad #7

08 =ARadiopanic will Beep atKeypad #8

32 =ARadiopanic will Beep atKeypad #32

UsercanTurnanOutputOn

P13E1-2000EUser# 1-2000CanTurnOn anOutput 01 =UserCan Turn on Output#1

(Default =AllOff) 02 =UserCan Turn on Output#2

03 =UserCan Turn on Output#3

04 =UserCan Turn on Output#4

05 =UserCan Turn on Output#5

06 =UserCan Turn on Output#6

07 =UserCan Turn on Output#7

08 =UserCan Turn on Output#8

32 =UserCan Turn on Output#32

UsercanTurnanOutputOff

P14E1-2000EUser# 1-2000CanTurnOff anOutput 01 =UserCan Turn off Output#1

(Default =AllOff) 02 =UserCan Turn off Output#2

03 =UserCan Turn off Output#3

04 =UserCan Turn off Output#4

05 =UserCan Turn off Output#5

06 =UserCan Turn off Output#6

07 =UserCan Turn off Output#7

08 =UserCan Turn off Output#8

32 =UserCan Turn off Output#32

RadioPendantPanicAlarmtoanOutput

P15E101-2000ERadio# 101-2000 Panic Alarmto anO/P 01 =RadiopanictoOutput #1

(Default =1,2) 02 =RadiopanictoOutput #2

03 =RadiopanictoOutput #3

04 =RadiopanictoOutput #4

05 =RadiopanictoOutput #5

06 =RadiopanictoOutput #6

07 =RadiopanictoOutput #7

08 =RadiopanictoOutput #8

32 =RadiopanictoOutput #32

ProgramLCDKP“User”Name

P16E1-2000EProgramLCD KP“User”Name Text BulkCOPYaUsertoarangeofUsers

P17ETemplate User#EStartUser#EEnd User#EBulk COPYa Userto a rangeof USERS

LearnRadioPendantCodes

P18E101-2000ELearnRadioPendant Codes forUsers101-2000

(applies ifthe UserType,P2E, isset to1) DeleteaSpecificRadioPendantCode

P19E101-2000EDeletea Specific RadioPendant Code forUsers101-2000

(applies ifthe UserType,P2E, isset to1)

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FindRadioPendantmemoryLocation

P20EENTEREnterthisaddress thenoperate theRadioPendantto find its user#

(applies ifthe UserType,P2E, isset to1).After P20E pressenter tostartthefindprocess.

LearnAccessTag/CardCodes

P21E1-2000ELearnAccess Tag/CardCodes forUsers 1-2000

(applies ifthe UserType,P2E, isset to2,3or 4) DeleteaSpecificAccessTag/CardCode

P22E1-2000EDeletea SpecificAccess Tag/CardCode forUsers1-2000

(applies ifthe UserType,P2E, isset to2,3or 4)

FindanAccessTag/CardmemoryLocation

P23EEnterthisaddress thenoperate theAccessTag/Cardto find its user#

(applies ifthe UserType,P2E, isset to2,3or 4).AfterP23Epress enter tostartthe find process.

ManuallyenterinaCard/TagPrintedNumber

P24E1-2000EEnterthisaddress thentype inthe 10digitprintedcard/tagnumber#

Code/Tag/RadioUserUsageCount

P1025E1-2000EAvalueof 1-254 equals the numberof times itcanbe used.255=always

Code/Tag/RadioUserStartDate

P1026E1-2000EDD:MM:YY The date a Code/Tag/RadioUserwill startto function.

Code/Tag/RadioUserEndDate

P1027E1-2000EDD:MM:YY The date a Code/Tag/RadioUserwill cease to function.

Code/Tag/RadioUserStartTime

P1028E1-2000EHH:MM The time a Code/Tag/RadioUserwill startto function.

Code/Tag/RadioUserEndTime

P1029E1-2000EHH:MM The time a Code/Tag/RadioUserwill cease to function.

+++++MiscellaneousPanel&ClockSettings+++++

InstallerCode

P25E1EInstallerCode - (Default =000000) DuressDigit

P25E2EDuress Digit- Value 1-9 (Default =0Duress Function Disabled) DialReportDelay

P25E3EDial ReportDelay- Value 0-255 seconds (Default =0) RadioDetectorSupervisedTimer

P25E4ERadioDetectorSupervisedTimer- 0-9999 Minutes (Default =240 Minutes[4Hours])

TwoTriggerTimer

P25E5ETwoTriggerTimer- Value 0-255 Seconds(Default =60 Sec) MainsFailReportingDelay

P25E6EMains Fail Reporting Delay - Value 0-9999 Seconds (Default =600 Sec) ReceiverFailDelay

P25E7EReceiverFail Delay - Value 0-9999 Seconds(Default=0Sec-Disabled)

Upload/DownloadSiteCodeNumber

P25E8EUpload/DownloadSite Code Number- Up to 8Characters (Default=None)

TemporaryOutputDisable

P25E9ETemporaryOutput Disable -Output 1-32 MiscellaneousPanelOptions

P25E10EMisc. Panel OptionsMiscellaneous Options

(Default =2,6) 1 =PanelTamperis 2k2EOL

2=Direct accesstoprogrammodefor the installercode.

3=DisableMainsFailTest

4=Globallyresettroublealarms

5=Cannot armthe alarmifReceiver fail modeis active

6=EnableiPSUACand BatteryLowmonitoring

7=Cannot armifthe systembatteryis low

8=Installer Lockout

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InstallerOptions

P25E11EInstallerOptions

(Default =AllOff) 1=Installer MUST enter programmodeviaClient modetoresetconfirmed alarms

2=Installer MUST enter programmodeviaClient modetoresettamper alarms

3=Installer MUST enter programmodeviaClient modetoresetlowbatteryalarms

4=Installer MUST enter programmodeviaClient modetoresetsupervisoryalarms

5=CannotArmifthere isakeypad Fault

6=CannotArmifthere isaTelephone Line Failure or Comms Fault

7=10 Incorrect Code Attemptslocks outthe keypad for 90Seconds

8=UserCodes Must be4-6 digitslong UserOptions

P25E12EUserOptions (NOTE:This Option canONLYbe accessedfrom Client Mode)

(Default =AllOff) 1=Hide User Codes fromInstaller

P25E13EMisc. UserOptionsMiscellaneous UserOptions

(Default =None) 1 =Code Required toViewMemory

2=CancelHandover Zone Function inStayMode

3=Output ControlfromKeypad isDisabledwhen Armed

4=Keypad Codes are Disabled During EntryDelay

5=Keypad LED’sand Backlight off onno activity

6=Usenewmulti-area armingmethod

7=EnableKeypad Tamper SwitchAlarms

8=Spare LCDKP“Idle”DisplayName

P25E14EThis location is where theLCD KP“Idle”DisplayName canbeProgrammed.

Webpage“IncorrectLogin”Count

P25E15E0-255. Ifthis addressis setto 0 thereis no incorrectlogincount. Ifsetfrom1-255, thatis

the numberof incorrectloginattempts before the webpage access is lockedout.

Webpage“IncorrectLogin”LockoutTime

P25E16E0-9999. Ifthis address is setto 0 there isno lockout time ifthe programmedcount at

P25E15Eis exceeded. Ifsetfrom 1-9999, thatis the time insecondsthatall webpage

access will be lockedout for. WorldTimeZone

P25E17EWorldTime Zone ProgramMode/ArmingOptions

P25E18EProg/ArmOptionsProgramMode/Arming Options

(Default =None) 1 =Can enterprogrammodewhenanother area is armed

2=Can armwhen akeypad inadifferentarea is inprogrammode

3=Serialover IPAuthentication Required

8=Hide extended information inthe memoryevents

SerialoverIPUserName

P25E19ESerial overIPUserName (maximum16 characters) SerialoverIPPassword

P25E20ESerial overIPPassword (maximum16 characters) SerialoverIPUserTimeout

P25E21ESerial overIPUserTimeout (Default =300, 10-600seconds) SettingRealTimeClock

P26E1EReal Time Hour/Minute - Value 0-2359

P26E2EReal Time Day of Week- Value 1-7 (1=Sunday, 2=Monday,etc)

P26E3EReal Time Date/Month/Year- Value DDMMYY (eg 020904=2nd Sept 2004)

P26E4EDaylight Saving is Active (IfLED#1isOn,DaylightSaving iscurrentlyactive) Turn thisbitONifyou are in

Daylight Saving Timewhen the panelisinstalled.

NOTE:Ifoption 3atP201E4Eisturnedon (panelclocksyncedto theinternettime)the

above time and datesettings cannot be altered. DaylightSavingsettings

P27E1EDaylight Saving StartSunday- Value 0-5 -Default=5(0 =DLS disabled,5=lastSundayof Month)

2EDaylight Saving End Sunday- Value 0-5 -Default=1(0 =DLS disabled,5=lastSundayof Month)

P28E1EDaylight Saving StartMonth - Value 1-12 -Default=9

2EDaylight Saving End Month - Value 1-12 -Default=4

P29E1EDaylight Saving StartHour- Value 0-23 -Default=2

2EDaylight Saving End Hour- Value 0-23 -Default =3

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+++++Outputs+++++

BulkCOPYanOutputtoarangeofOutputs

P30ETemplate O/P#EStartO/P#EEnd O/P#EBulk COPYanOutput to a rangeof OUTPUTS

ProgramLCDKP“Output”Name

P31E1-32EProgramLCD KP“Output”Name Text ProgramOutputVolumewhenDisarmed

P33E1-2EThe Volume of O/P1& 2 whenthe alarmisdisarmedcanbesetto avalue of1-8

ProgrammingOutputOptions“A”

P34E1-32EOptions “A”forOutputs 1-32 1=InvertOutput

(Default =AllOff) 2=FlashOutput

3=SinglePulsetoOutput

4=LockoutOutput

5=DTMFRemoteControlcan operateOutput

6=UserCan operatethisOutput

7=“Control”button Can OperateOutput

8=ChimeAlarmswill FlashthisOutput (linked toPulseTimer)

ProgrammingOutputOptions“B”

P35E1-32EOptions “B”forOutputs1-32 1=MainsFailtoOutput(Operates when P25E6Etimeexpires)

(Default O/P’s1&2=7) 2=FuseFailure toOutput

(Default O/P’s3-8 =AllOff) 3=BatteryLowtooutput

4=Telephone LineFailure toOutput

5=Supervised RadioSignalFailure

6=Sensor-WatchAlarm

7=SystemTamper toOutput

8=Receiver Fail

ProgrammingOutputOptions“C”

P36E1-32EOptions “C”forOutputs1-32 1=WalkTestPulsetoOutput

(Default =AllOff) 2=PulseOutputevery5seconds when Disarmed

3=PulseOutputon Kiss-off Following Arming

4=PulseOutputon Kiss-off Following aZone Alarm

5=Output Disabled when P25E3E timer isrunning

6=Output indicatesIn-coming phone call.

7=PlayDoorbell toneon aChimezone trigger

8=IPFail (Timed) ProgrammingOutputOptions“D”

P37E1-32EOptions “D”forOutputs1-32 1=Siren Driver toOutput(requires ahorn speaker, outputs 1&2)

(Default =AllOff) 2=Output Chimetimer isinminutes (offfor 1/10thsec)

3=Output ‘silenced’for 10 seconds on key-pressif alarm

4=Turn OutputOFFduring TwoWay VoiceMode

5=Spare

6=Pulseoutputwhen exit delaytoOutput(P65E)is running

7=Spare

8=Monitored Output (can tell ifsiren cableiscut,outputs 1&2only)

OutputONDelayTime

P38E1-32EOutput 1-32 ON Delay Time - 0-9999 Seconds (Default =0Sec) OutputPulseTime

P39E1-32EOutput 1-32 Pulse Time - 0-255;1/10thSecincrements (Default =2whichis0.2sec)

OutputResetTime

P40E1-32EOutput 1-32 ResetTime - 0-65535 Seconds(Default=300Sec) OutputChimeModeTime

P41E1-32EOutput 1-32 Chime Timer- 0-9999;1/10thSecincrements (Default =10whichis1sec)

StartofOutput“CommandControl”StatusMessages

P42E1-32EReservedforfuture use. Un-MapanOutput

P43E1-32EUn-mapOutputs 1-32 (removeALL Defaults from anOutput)

AssigningaTime-zonetoanOutput

P44E1-32ETime-zones thatwill control Outputs 1-32 - Value =Time-zone 01-32 (Default=All Off)

(NOTE:If aTZ hasturned an Output ONthe TZwilloverride anyresettimeprogrammed for the Output. The reset,pulseor chimetimerscan

resumecontrollingtheOutputoncethe TZhas ended andthe outputisOFF.The CONTROLtoOutputfunction istheonlyoperation thatcan

override the Output whilethe TZisactive.)

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