Installation guide

54 Functions programming parameters of transmission to monitoring stations
FS-47 - programming monitoring options (BIT)
These options define how the communication with monitoring stations is
established and how the event codes are transmitted. The programming consists
in lighting up the LEDs of selected options and confirming the choice with the [#]
key.
MONITORING OPTIONS:
No. LCD LED
Option
1
OFF
2
OFF
transmit to station 1 or station 2
(report is only sent to the station which first answers
the call, without event sorting)
1 ON
2
OFF
transmit to station 1 only
, without event sorting
1
OFF
2 ON
transmit to station 2 only
, without event sorting
1
2
1 ON
2 ON
transmit to both stations, with event sorting
(event sorting programmed with corresponding
service functions, separately for each group of events)
ON
event sorting
by identifiers (event groups) during
transmission to station
1
3
OFF
sorting disabled
for station 1
ON
event sorting
by identifiers (event groups) during
transmission to station
2
4
OFF
sorting disabled
for station 2
ON
extend reported partition event code with user
number
(access code number)
5
OFF
automatic extension with user number
disabled
ON
extend reported zone event code with user
number
(for zone 1 - "1", for zone 2 - "2", for zone 16
no code extension)
6
OFF
automatic extension with zone number
disabled
ON
the panel skips sending the event code if STATION
1
fails to acknowledge receiving the information after 16
attempts.
7
OFF
the panel skips sending no codes to STATION 1.
ON
the panel skips sending the event code if STATION
2
fails to acknowledge receiving the information after 16
attempts.
8
OFF
the panel skips sending no codes to STATION 2.
NOTES:
• The options 3 and 4 are used when separate identifiers are assigned to
particular event groups, and the station to which messages are sent
identifies the system by the first identifier received. In such a case, the
control panel can initiate a new connection for each event group. Events
from the control panel buffer are then sorted so that all events of the same
group (i.e. having the same identifier) can be sent during one connection.