Installation and Setup Guide
Configurable Zone Type Charts
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| Response when system disarmed and zone is: |
| Auto |
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| Intact EOL |
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| Shorted |
| Restore |
| Vent Zone |
| RF zone normal |
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| RF zone N/A |
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| 0 | = normal |
| 0 | = normal |
| 0 | = normal |
| 0 = no |
| 0 = no |
| 1 | = alarm |
| 4 | = alarm |
| 1 | = alarm |
| 4 = yes |
| 8 = yes |
| 2 | = trouble |
| 8 | = trouble |
| 2 | = trouble |
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| 3 | = fault |
| 12 = fault |
| 3 | = fault |
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| Entry 1 = EOL + |
| Open |
| Entry 2 = Short + auto restore + vent zone |
| ENTRY 3 |
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| ENTRY 4 |
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| Response when armed STAY and zone is: |
| Byp. when |
| Byp. when |
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| Shorted |
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| armed |
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| RF zone normal |
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| RF zone N/A |
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| 0 | = normal |
| 0 | = normal |
| 0 | = normal |
| 0 = no |
| 0 = no | |
| 1 | = alarm |
| 4 | = alarm |
| 1 | = alarm |
| 4 = yes |
| 8 = yes | |
| 2 | = trouble |
| 8 | = trouble |
| 2 | = trouble |
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| 3 | = fault |
| 12 = fault |
| 3 | = fault |
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| see note 6 |
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| Entry 3 = EOL + |
| Open |
| Entry 4 = Short + byp. disarmed + byp. armed |
| ENTRY 5 |
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| ENTRY 6 |
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| Response when armed AWAY and zone is: |
| Dial Delay |
| Fault Delay |
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| Shorted |
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| RF zone normal |
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| RF zone N/A |
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| 0 | = normal |
| 0 | = normal |
| 0 | = normal |
| 0 = no |
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| 1 | = alarm |
| 4 | = alarm |
| 1 | = alarm |
| 4 = use delay |
| 8 = use delay | |
| 2 | = trouble |
| 8 | = trouble |
| 2 | = trouble |
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| 3 | = fault |
| 12 = fault |
| 3 | = fault |
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| Entry 5 = EOL + |
| Open |
| Entry 6 = Short + dial delay + fault delay |
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| ENTRY 8 |
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| Display Faults |
| Power Reset/ |
| Use Entry |
| Use Exit |
| Respond as |
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| Verification |
| Delay 1/2 |
| Delay |
| Interior Type |
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| 0 = show alarms |
| 0 = no |
| 0 = no |
| 0 = no |
| 0 = no |
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| 4 = power reset |
| 1 = delay 1 |
| 4 = use exit |
| 8 = yes |
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| after fault |
| 2 = delay 2 |
| delay |
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| 1 = don’t show |
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| armed (show |
| 12 = verification |
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| alarms, trbles, |
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| faults when |
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| 3 = never show |
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| any alarms, |
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| trbles, faults |
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| Entry 7 = fault display + power |
| Entry 8 = entry delay 1/entry delay 2 + exit delay + |
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| reset/verification |
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| interior zone type |
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| ENTRY 9 |
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| ENTRY 10 |
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| Alarm Sounds |
| Use Bell |
| Respond as |
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| Trouble |
| Chime when Chime |
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| Timeout |
| Fire Zone |
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| Sounds |
| Mode On |
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| 0 | = none |
| 0 = no |
| 0 = no |
| 0 | = none |
| 0 = no |
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| 1 | = steady |
| 4 = yes |
| 8 = yes |
| 1 | = periodic |
| 4 = yes |
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| keypad |
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| beep |
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| 2 | = steady bell |
| see fields *32, |
| see zone type |
| 2 | = trouble |
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| 09; see note 4 |
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| 3 | = pulsing bell |
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| Entry 9 = alarm |
| sounds + bell timeout + fire zone |
| Entry 10 = trouble sounds + chime |
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INTACT | OPEN | SHORTED |
EOL |
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Zone Conditions Represented
in Entries 1-6
Configurable Zone Type Notes
1.Do not use the “fault delay” option with a configurable zone type if it is set for an entry or exit delay, otherwise unpredictable results may occur.
2.To create an interior type zone, select “respond as interior zone type” (entry 8, interior type = yes), and set zone response to “fault” in entries
3.Do not set fire zones to respond as
a“fault” (entries
faults will not display unless the [∗] key is pressed.
4.4219/4229 modules must use EOLRs or unpredictable results may occur.
5.RF Zones: The “open” options in entries 1, 3, and 5 are not applicable for RF zones. Use the “intact EOL” option for normal RF zone conditions and “shorted” for
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