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722 Siren/Bell #1 Delay
723 Siren/Bell #1 Category Triggering
724 Siren/Bell
#2 Cadence
725 Siren/Bell
#2 Delay
726 Siren/Bell
#2 Catetory Triggering
727 Siren/Bell Timeout
730 Series: Relays
731 Relay #1 Duration
732 Relay
#1 Triggering
733 Additional Relay
#1 Triggering
16#‘s
16#‘s
#
16#‘s
16#‘s
3#‘s
#
16#‘s
8#‘s
0= Instant; 1= Short Delay; 2= Long Delay until the siren/bell
sounds. Enter 16 ones, zeros, or twos, corresponding to the
Categories above.
0= Don’t trigger upon alarm from this Category; 1= Do trigger.
Enter 16 ones or zeros, corresponding to the Categories above.
Default is. 1111 1101 0111 1110 (skips Non-Alarm, Silent Panic,
and Keyswitch).
0= Intermittent cadence; 1 =Continuous cadence. This selection
determines if the power output from the CCU to siren
#2 will be
constantly on, or controlled by
Fn#711. 0 yields control to
Fn#711, 1 overrides Fn#711.
0= Instant; 1= short Delay; 2= Long Delay until the siren/bell
sounds. Enter 16 ones, zeros, or twos, corresponding to the
Categories above.
0= Don’t triaaer upon alarm from this Category; 1= Do trigger.
Enter 16 ones or zeros, corresponding to the Categories above.
Default is 1111 1101 0111 1110 (skips Non-Alarm, Silent Panic,
and Keyswitch).
Enter a number (O-255). 0= Siren never times out. N= number
of minutes until the siren times out. Default = 15. Note: Keypad
sounder time out is same as siren.
1= Momentary (5 seconds); 2= Continuous until manual
restoral
(see Glossary); 3= Same as siren timeout.
0= Don’t trigger upon alarm from this Category;
1= Do trigger.
Enter 16 ones and zeros, corresponding to the Categories.
Default, all off except Entry/Exit.
0= Don’t or 1= Do trigger the relay at the occurrence of the
additional eight conditions/occurrences, respectively (Make
sure you select appropriate Duration.):
[For interrupting power, See “Hardwire Smoke Detectors,” end
of Chapter 2.]
(1) arming the system-(setting to DAY, NIGHT, or AWAY)
(2) disarming the system-(setting to OFF from any mode,
including OFF)
(3) test-(if a bypass is restored)
(4) bypass-(if a temporary, autobypass, or autoswinger bypass
occurs-no trigger in the OFF Level of Protection)
(5) opening-(leaving the AWAY mode)
(6) closing-(going to the AWAY mode)
(7) cancel-(going to OFF from an Alarm)
(8) AC fail-(when the CCU determines that power has failed,
not instantaneous)
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