Eagle 4700DL Programming Record Sheets
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Refer to PROGRAMMING DATA AND INFORMATION for instructions for each block.
| BLOCK | FEATURE | i | OCATION | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | TELEPHONE NO. 1 | 1 2 3 4 5 | 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 | ğ | ğ | ည္ဟ |
| 02 | TELEPHONE NO. 2 | 1 2 3 4 5 | 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 | ACCOUNT NO | ADDRESS: | CUSTOMER: |
| 03 | CALLBACK NO. | 1 2 3 4 | ||||
| - 04 | COMMUNICATOR INFO. | 05 KEYPAD CONDITIONS | 1 1 | |||
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DATA FORMAT
RECEIVER FORMAT MESSAGE LENGTH SYSTEM OPTIONS |
1 2 3 4 | EMERGENCY COND'NS MISC. OPTIONS EASY COMMANDS MISC. OPTIONS | ||||
| 06 | ACCOUNT NO. 1 | 07 ACCOUNT NO. 2 | ||||
| 08 | TIMEOUTS ENTRY DELAY EXIT DELAY BURGLARY BELL | 1 2 3 4 | 1 2 3 4 15 AMBUSH; AC FAIL AMBUSH ALARM CODE AC-FAIL ALARM CODE 1 2 3 4 | |||
| 09 | ZONE 1 OPTIONS ALARM CODE | 1 2 3 4 | PANIC; LOW BATTERY PANIC ALARM CODE LOW BAT. ALARM CODE 1 2 3 4 | TEL | DATE | |
| 10 | ZONE 2 OPTIONS ALARM CODE | 1 2 3 4 | 17 OPENINGS/CLOSINGS; 24-HOUR TEST OPENING CODE CLOSING CODE 24-HOUR TEST CODE 1 2 3 4 | |||
| 11 | ZONE 3 OPTIONS ALARM CODE | 1 2 3 4 | 18 BYPASS; RESTORE; TROUBLE; # RINGS BYPASS CODE RESTORE CODE TROUBLE CODE NO. OF RINGS | |||
| 12 | ZONE 4 OPTIONS ALARM CODE | 1 2 3 4 | 1 2 3 4 19 KEYPAD PANIC FIRE PANIC AUXILIARY PANIC 1 2 3 4 | |||
| 13 | ZONE 5 OPTIONS ALARM CODE | 20 CHIME TIME CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME -J CHIME TIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J CHIME -J | ||||
| 14 | ZONE 6 OPTIONS ALARM CODE | 1 2 3 4 21 AUTO ID#; NO EOL | ||||
| 00 | DEALER PROGRAM CODE | 1 2 3 4 | 11 |
4. PROGRAMMING DATA AND INFORMATION
The information in this section is essential for the proper completion of the Programming Sheet. Instructions are presented in the normal programming sequence encountered when entering the Dealer Program Mode and as they appear on the Programming Sheet, by Block Number.
Note: The factory default program is given at the beginning of Section 3.
BLOCK NO. 01: TELEPHONE NO. 1
Enter the telephone number of the primary central station receiver in Locations 1 through 12 using digits 0 through 9. Be sure to include an area code or access number, if necessary. Enter a "C" to provide a 3-second dial delay. "B" denotes "*". An "A" will signify the end of the telephone number. Be sure that all remaining locations are programmed "A" (blank).
The communicator will report to Telephone No. 1. If the transmission is unsuccessful, the communicator will alternate between Telephone No. 1 and Telephone No. 2 (if programmed), making 8 attempts to each.
BLOCK NO. 02: TELEPHONE NO. 2
Enter the telephone number of the secondary central station receiver in Locations 1 through 12 using digits 0 through 9. Be sure to include an area code or access number, if necessary. Enter a "C" to provide a 3-second dial delay. "B" denotes "*". An "A" will signify the end of the telephone number. Be sure that all remaining locations are programmed "A" (blank).
If a telephone number is programmed in this block, Backup Reporting is automatic. The panel will make 16 attempts to reach the central station, alternating between Telephone No. 1 and Telephone No. 2.
If Split Reporting is programmed, all conditions will be reported to Telephone No. 1 except Openings and Closings, which will be reported to Telephone No. 2. Eight attempts will be made to Telephone No. 1; if unsuccessful, 8 attempts will be made to Telephone No. 2.
If neither Backup Reporting nor Split Reporting is programmed, all conditions will report to Telephone No. 1 only.
BLOCK NO. 03: CALLBACK NO.
(For the Eagle 4700DL only.) Enter the download callback telephone number in Locations 1 through 12 using digits 0 through 9. Be sure to include an area code or access number, if necessary. Enter a "C" to provide a 3-second dial delay. "B" denotes "*". An "A" will signify the end of the telephone number. Be sure that all remaining locations are programmed "A" (blank).
BLOCK NO. 04: COMMUNICATOR INFORMATION
Note: Consult central station for acceptable formats and message length.
Location 1: Data Format.
• Standard Format requires a 3- or 4-digit account number followed by a single digit event code. Examples: "123 3" or "6548 2".
• Extended (or Universal or Expanded) Format transmits two rounds of data. The first round contains the account number and an expanded character; the second repeats the expanded digit as account number before identifying zone code. Examples: "123 3" then "333 1"; or "4312 E" then "EEEE 7".
• Partial Extended Format transmits a standard signal for alarm conditions and an extended message for restores and other system conditions. The extended message codes must be B-F. Example: Alarm Condition "853 1"; Restore "853 E" then "EEE 1".
Select the required data-format entry for Location 1 from the following table:
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|---|---|
| DATA FORMAT | ENTER |
| Pulse Dialing; Standard Format or 4/2 | 0 |
| TouchTone® Dialing; Standard Format or 4/2 | 1 |
| Pulse Dialing; Extended Format | 2 |
| TouchTone Dialing; Extended Format | 3 |
| Pulse Dialing; Partial Extended Format | 4 |
| TouchTone Dialing; Partial Extended Format | 5 |
| No Communicator (Local Alarm) | 8 |
Location 2: Receiver Format - Select the receiver-format entry for Location 2 from the following table:
| ion 2: Receiver Format - Select | TYPICAL RECEIVERS | ENTER |
|---|---|---|
| RECEIVER FORMAT 10 Baud, 1400Hz, No Parity 10 Baud, 1400Hz, Parity 10 Baud, 2300Hz, No Parity 10 Baud, 2300Hz, Parity 20 Baud, 1400Hz, No Parity 20 Baud, 1400Hz, No Parity 20 Baud, 2300Hz, No Parity 20 Baud, 2300Hz, No Parity 40 Baud, 1400Hz, No Parity 40 Baud, 2300Hz, No Parity 40 Baud, 2300Hz, No Parity | TYPICAL RECEIVERS Ademco Slow; FBI; Silent Knight Slow FBI FBI FBI Adcor; FBI; Silent Knight Fast FBI; Radionics Slow (1400) DCI; Franklin; Quickalert; Sescoa; Varitech FBI; Radionics Slow (2300) FBI FBI |
0
1 2 3 4 5 |
| 40 Baud, 2300Hz, Parity | FBI; Radionics Fast (2300) |
Note: In UL installations, only the following listed digital receivers may be used: FBI Model CP-220FB; Ademco Model 685; and Silent Knight Model 9000.
Location 3: Message Length - Select the message-length entry for Location 3 from the following table:
| MESSAGE LENGTH | ENTER |
|---|---|
| 3/1 3-Digit Account Number; 1-Digit Event Code 4/1 4-Digit Account Number; 1-Digit Event Code 4/2 4-Digit Account Number; 2-Digit Event Code 3/1 3-Digit Account Number; 1-Digit Event Code with Swinger Shutdo 4/1 4-Digit Account Number; 1-Digit Event Code with Swinger Shutdo 4/2 4-Digit Account Number; 2-Digit Event Code with Swinger Shutdo | 78811 ~ |
Location 4: System Options.
Note: The Panic Zone (Terminals 10 and 13) must be wired with an end-of-line resistor.
- Silent Panic. Neither keypad panic nor wired panic zone will activate the bell. A panic alarm will be transmitted to the central station if a panic code is programmed.
- Audible Panic. Either keypad panic or wired panic zone will activate the bell. A panic alarm will be transmitted to the central station if a panic code is programmed.
- Split Reporting. Both Telephone No. 1 and Telephone No. 2 must be programmed. Alarms, troubles, restores, etc. will report to Telephone No. 1. Openings and Closings will report to Telephone No. 2.
- 24-Hour Test. The communicator will transmit the programmed code to the central station every 24 hours if no other report has been made. (Any report will reset the internal 24-hour test timer.)
- Bell Test. The alarm bell will activate for 1 second each time the system is armed. Select the desired system options from the following table:
| SYSTEM OPTIONS | ENTER |
|---|---|
| 0 | |
| Silent Panic | 1 |
| Audible Panic | 2 |
| Silent Panic: Split Reporting | 3 |
| Audible Panic; Split Reporting | . 4 |
| Silent Panic; 24-Hour Test | 5 |
| Audible Panic: 24-Hour Test | |
| Silent Panic: Split Reporting; 24-Hour Test | 6 |
| Audible Panic; Split Reporting; 24-Hour Test | · |
| Silent Panic; Bell Test | 8 |
| Audible Panic; Bell Test | 9 |
| Silent Panic; Split Reporting; Bell Test | - A |
| Silent Panic; Spill Reporting: Bell Test | В |
| Audible Panic; Split Reporting; Bell Test | C |
| Silent Panic; 24-Hour Test; Bell Test | D |
| Audible Panic; 24-Hour Test; Bell Test | Ē |
| Otton Pania: Calit Penarting: 24-Hour 1est, Dell 1est | F |
| Audible Panic; Split Reporting; 24-Hour Test; Bell Test | F* |
BLOCK NO. 05: KEYPAD CONDITIONS
This block establishes keypad operating parameters.
Location 1: Emergency Conditions - Select keypad-panic options from the following table:
| EMERGENCY CONDITION | ENTER |
|---|---|
| Enable Police Panic ("P" Buttons) | 1 |
| Auxiliary Panic ("A" Buttons) Silent | 8 |
| Enable Police Panic; Auxiliary Panic Silent | 9 |
Location 2: Miscellaneous Options
- Keyswitch. Select this option to replace the wired Panic Zone (Terminals 10 and 13) with a normally-open momentary keyswitch input.
- Wired Panic Zone Audible. Select for audible wired Panic Zone only if Police Panic ("P" Buttons) is silent.
- Disable Auto-Unbypass. Program to maintain bypassed zones upon disarming.
- Arm-Only Code. Program for User 5 to be an Arm-Only (Service/Maid) Code.
| OPTION | ENTER |
|---|---|
| Keyswitch | 1 |
| Wired Panic Zone Audible | 2 |
| Disable Auto-Unbypass | 4 |
| Keyswitch; Disable Auto-Unbypass | 5 |
| Wired Panic Zone Audible; Disable Auto-Unbypass | 6 |
| Arm-Only Code | 8 |
| Keyswitch; Arm-Only Code | 9 |
| Wired Panic Zone Audible; Arm-Only Code | Α |
| Keyswitch; Disable Auto-Unbypass; Arm-Only Code | D |
| Wired Panic Zone Audible; Disable Auto-Unbypass; Arm-Only Code | E |
Location 3: Easy Commands
- Easy Forced Arm. Bypasses all unsecured zones and arms the panel by simply pressing the "P/*" Key followed by Key 2. Reports as User 7 if a two-digit transmission is specified.
- Easy Arming. Arms the panel by simply pressing the "P/*" Key followed by Key 1. (Disarming still requires the entry of a valid user code.) Easy Arming reports as User 7 if a two-digit transmission is specified.
- Easy Reset. This option will permit reset of the following conditions by simply pressing the "P/*" Key: (a) sounder; (b) communications failure; and (c) alarm memory.
| EASY COMMAND | ENTER | |
|---|---|---|
| Easy Forced Arm | . 1 | |
| Easy Arming | 2 | |
| Easy Forced; Easy Arming | 3 | |
| Easy Reset | 4 | |
| Easy Forced Arm; Easy Reset | 5 | |
| Easy Arming; Easy Reset | 6 | |
| Easy Forced Arm; Easy Arming; Easy Reset | • | 7 |
Location 4: Miscellaneous Options
- Untimed Output On Fire Terminals 19 (+) and 20 (-). Converts smoke-detector power Terminals 19 and 20 to an untimed output. The Untimed Output is recommended for use with strobes, LEDs, etc. to provide a visual indication of an alarm trip; it follows the bell output but will remain active until the panel is disarmed.
- Reset Test Timer On Any Transmission. The test timer will report 12 hours after power-up or after the Dealer Program Mode is exited and, normally, every 24 hours thereafter. Select this option to cancel the daily test report in the event of any other report (opening, closing, etc.). The test transmission will resume at its regular time on the following day (unless any other report is received)
that day).
• Enable Default Program. Allows the default program to be loaded as instructed (see Default Program at the beginning of this section).
Disable Answering Machine Download. (For Eagle 4700DL only.) Program to inhibit downloading
to a telephone connected to an answering machine.
| OPTION | ENTER |
|---|---|
| Untimed Output | 1 |
| Reset Test Timer | 2 |
| Untimed Output; Reset Test Timer | 3 |
| Enable Default Program | 4 |
| Untimed Output; Enable Default Program | 5 |
| Reset Test Timer; Enable Default Program | 6 |
| Untimed Output; Reset Test Timer; Enable Default Program | 7 |
| Disable A/M Download | 8 |
| Untimed Output; Disable A/M Download | 9 |
| Reset Test Timer; Disable A/M Download | Α |
| Untimed Output; Reset Test Timer; Disable A/M Download | В |
| Enable Default Program; Disable A/M Download | С |
| Untimed Output; Enable Default Program; Disable A/M Download | D |
| Reset Test Timer; Enable Default Program; Disable A/M Download | E |
| Untimed Output; Reset Test Timer; Enable Default Program; Disable A/M Download | F |
BLOCK NO. 06: ACCOUNT NO. 1
Enter a 3- to 4-digit subscriber account number for Telephone No. 1 in Locations 1 through 4. If a 3-digit number is used, program an "A" in Location 4. (Valid entries are 0-9 and B-F; "A" signifies the end of a number less than 4 digits.)
BLOCK NO. 07: ACCOUNT NO. 2
Enter a 3- to 4-digit subscriber account number for Telephone No. 2 in Locations 1 through 4. If a 3-digit number is used, program an "A" in Location 4. (Valid entries are 0-9 and B-F; "A" signifies the end of a number less than 4 digits.)
Note: Block No. 07 must be programmed if a second telephone number has been programmed for Split or Backup Reporting. If a second telephone number is not used, this block need not be changed from its default value.
BLOCK NO. 08: TIMEOUTS
Location 1: Entry Delay - Entry delay is programmable in 15-second increments. Valid entries are "1" (15 seconds) through "F" (225 seconds). In UL Installations, do not program more than 45 seconds.
Location 2: Exit Delay - Exit delay is programmable in 15-second increments. Valid entries are "1" (15 seconds) through "F" (225 seconds). In UL installations, do not program more than 60 seconds.
Location 3: Burglary Bell - Burglary bell timeout is programmable in 3-minute increments. Valid entries are "1" (3 minutes) through "F" (no timeout). "E" gives maximum timeout of 42 minutes. In UL installations, program a timeout of at least 4 minutes.
Location 4: Fire Bell - Fire bell timeout is programmable in 3-minute increments. Valid entries are "1" (3 minutes) through "F" (no timeout). "E" gives maximum timeout of 42 minutes. In UL installations, program a bell timeout of at least 4 minutes.
BLOCK NOS. 09 THROUGH 14: ZONE OPTIONS & ALARM CODES
Block Numbers 09 through 14 establish the operating features and alarm codes for Zones 1 through 6, respectively. For each zone, select features from the Zone Options table and program in Locations 1 and 2. Program the central-station alarm code for each zone in Locations 3 and 4. (If a report is not desired for a particular zone, enter "A" in zone Locations 3 and 4.)
BURGLARY ZONES. The following types of Burglary Zones are selectable:
Delayed - This is the Exit/Entry Zone. When the system is armed, exit delay begins. After exit delay\nexpires, any subsequent violation will initiate entry delay, as indicated by the keypad sounder. If the system is not disarmed within the entry time, an alarm will occur. If the system is armed with Instant Protection, entry delay is cancelled and the Exit/Entry Zone will go into instant alarm when violated.
• Interior - All interior zones are follower zones; that is, they have exit delay time upon arming and entry delay time only if a delayed zone (Exit/Entry) is violated first. However, if an interior zone is violated first, it will cause an immediate alarm. All interior zones are automatically bypassed when the INTERIOR Button is pressed (prior to arming, with perimeter-zone protection only).
Perimeter - This is always an instant zone that will cause an immediate alarm if violated when armed.
Burglary-Zone Options. The following Burglary-Zone options are available.
• Restore - The programmed restore code will be transmitted after bell timeout (if the loop is restored) or if the system is disarmed during an alarm.
• Chime - The keypad will sound a 1-second beep when the zone is violated while disarmed.
• Abort Delay - Provides a 15-second delay before dialing, allowing the user to abort the transmission (do not program in UL installations). If this feature is not selected, an unabortable transmission will be initiated immediately upon violation.
• Day Zone - The keypad sounder will pulse and the Zone LED will flash as long as this zone is violated while disarmed and the system-trouble code will be transmitted to the central station. (The sounder may be silenced by entry of any valid user code.) When armed, a Day Zone functions as a regular Burglary Zone.
24-HOUR ZONES. The following types of 24-Hour Zones are selectable:
• Fire - Use a power supervisory relay on the Fire Zone. Upon detection of the first fire violation, smoke-detector power will be reset for 8 seconds, after which power is restored. A 5-second reset period follows, allowing the smoke detectors to settle. Further violations within a two-minute interval will result in a pulsing bell output, rapid flashing Zone LED, and an immediate report to the central station. (Fire Zones cannot be bypassed and Fire-Zone transmissions cannot be aborted.)
To silence the sounder and bell and reset smoke-detector power, enter any valid user code. If the Fire Zone is still violated within 2 minutes of power reset, the Zone LED will flash slowly to indicate a fire trouble. Smoke-detector power will be automatically reset every 4 minutes thereafter in an attempt to restore the Fire Zone.
In the event of an open fire circuit, the Zone LED will flash slowly and the keypad sounder will pulse, indicating a fire trouble. The system-trouble code and zone code will be transmitted to the central station. (The keypad sounder may be silenced by entry of any valid user code.)
Note: A fire trouble is a priority condition that must be repaired immediately!
• 24-Hour Alarm - This zone is always active, whether the system is armed or disarmed. 24-Hour Alarm Zones may be programmed for audible alarm (steady bell) or silent alarm (no bell or keypad indications), with or without restore codes. If programmed for audible alarm, the Zone LED will flash rapidly upon violation and an immediate unabortable transmission will be sent to the central station. These zones may be bypassed, but not unbypassed if a violation exists.
• 24-Hour Trouble - This zone is always active, whether the system is armed or disarmed. 24-Hour Trouble Zones may be programmed for audible trouble (pulsing keypad sounder) or silent trouble, with or without restore codes. Upon violation, the Zone LED will flash slowly. The trouble condition must exist for 15 seconds before a report will be initiated. The keypad indication and sounder (if audible) will clear when the zone is restored. These zones may be bypassed, but not unbypassed if a violation exists.
Note: To silence the sounder, enter any valid user code.
ZONE OPTIONS. Program options for each zone. Select options from the following table and program corresponding entry in Locations 1 and 2.
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| OPTIONS | ENTER |
|---|---|
| BURGLARY ZONES | |
| Perimeter | 10 |
| Perimeter; Restore |
10
11 |
| Perimeter; Day Zone | 12 |
| Perimeter; Day Zone; Restore | |
| Perimeter; Chime | 13 |
| Perimeter; Chime; Restore | 14 |
| Perimeter; Abort Delay | 15 |
| Perimeter; Restore; Abort Delay | 18 |
| Perimeter; Day Zone; Abort Delay | 19 |
| Perimeter; Day Zone; Restore; Abort Delay | 1A |
| Perimeter; Chime; Abort Delay | 1B |
| Perimeter; Chime; Restore; Abort Delay |
1C
1D |
| Delayed | _ |
| Delayed; Restore |
20
21 |
| Delayed; Chime | 24 |
| Delayed; Chime; Restore |
|
| Interior _ |
25
40 |
| Interior; Restore | 41 |
| Interior; Chime | 44 |
| Interior; Chime; Restore | 45 |
| Interior; Abort Delay | 48 |
| Interior; Restore; Abort Delay | 49 |
| Interior; Chime; Abort Delay | 4C |
| Interior; Chime; Restore; Abort Delay | 4D |
| 24-HOUR ZONES | 45 |
| Alarm | 81 |
| 24-Hour Trouble | 82 |
| Fire | 84 |
| Hold-Up Alarm (no LED, sounder or bell) | 89 |
| Silent Trouble (LED indication only) | 8A |
| Alarm; Restore | 91 |
| 24-Hour Trouble; Restore | 92 |
| Fire; Restore | 94 |
| Hold-Up Alarm; Restore | 99 |
| Silent Trouble; Restore M CODES. Program an alarm code for each zone in Logation | 0.4 |
ALARM CODES. Program an alarm code for each zone in Locations 3 and 4. (Also refer to BLOCK NO. 04: COMMUNICATOR INFORMATION, Data Format.) If a report is not desired for a specific zone, enter "A" in Locations 3 and 4 for that zone.
Standard Format. Enter the single-digit alarm code in Location 3. The entry in Location 4 will not be used. Example: For the desired transmission "123 2" (Account No. 123; Alarm Code 2), enter a "2" in Location 3. Any value in Location 4 will not be used.
Extended Format. Enter the first digit of the alarm code in Location 3 and the second digit in Location 4. Example: For the desired transmission "123 3" then "333 4", enter a "3" in Location 3 and a "4" in Location 4.
Partial Extended. Enter the desired digit in Locations 3 and 4 to generate a single round alarm transmission and an extended transmission for all system conditions, such as restores. Example: For the desired transmission "Alarm 123 3"; "Restore 123 E"; then "EEE 3", enter a "3" in both Locations 3 and 4.
4/2. Enter the first digit of the alarm code in Location 3 and the second digit in Location 4. Example:
To transmit "4765 32", enter a "3" in Location 3 and a "2" in Location 4.
BLOCK NO. 15: AMBUSH; AC FAILURE
(Refer to Zone ALARM CODES, above, for data format programming information.)
Locations 1 and 2: Ambush - Program the Ambush alarm code in Locations 1 and 2. Note that an Ambush transmission is not abortable. If Ambush will not be transmitted, enter "A,A" in Locations 1 and 2.
Locations 3 and 4: AC Failure - Program the AC Failure alarm code in Locations 3 and 4. Note that AC Failure reports will be transmitted 15 minutes after detection. If AC Failure will not be transmitted, enter "A,A" in Locations 3 and 4. If a Restore Code is programmed, an AC Restore will be transmitted immediately upon detection when ac power is restored.
BLOCK NO. 16: PANIC; LOW BATTERY
(Refer to Zone ALARM CODES for data format programming information.)
Locations 1 and 2: Panic - Program the Police Panic/Wired Panic alarm code in Locations 1 and 2. This alarm code will be transmitted for either Keypad Police Panic or Wired Panic. Panic transmissions are immediate and not abortable. To disable Panic, enter "A,A" in Locations 1 and 2.
Locations 3 and 4: Low Battery - Program the Low-Battery alarm code in Locations 3 and 4. A Low-Battery report will be transmitted within 4 minutes after detection. If a Restore Code is programmed, a Low-Battery Restore report will be transmitted within 4 minutes after detection of a good battery condition. If Low Battery will not be transmitted, enter "A,A" in Locations 3 and 4.
BLOCK NO. 17: OPENINGS; CLOSINGS; 24-HOUR TEST
Location 1: Opening Code - Program a single-digit Opening Code in Location 1 to report on disarming. Enter an "A" if opening reports are not required. Note: If a data format other than Standard Format is programmed, the second digit transmitted will be the user number. See BLOCK NO. 5, Location 4: Miscellaneous System Options .
Location 2: Closing Code - Program a single-digit Closing Code In Location 2 to report on arming. Enter an "A" if closing reports are not required. Note: If a data format other than Standard Format is programmed, the second digit transmitted will be the user number.
Locations 3 and 4: 24-Hour Test Code - Program the 24-Hour Test Code in Locations 3 and 4. (Enter "A,A" to disable the 24-Hour Test.) Any valid transmission will reset the 24-Hour Test timer. See BLOCK NO. 05, Location 4.
BLOCK NO. 18: BYPASS; RESTORE; TROUBLE
Location 1: Bypass Code - Program a single-digit Bypass Code in Location 1 to report a bypass on arming. If bypasses will not be transmitted, enter an "A" in Location 1. Note: If a two-digit data format has been programmed, the Bypass Code will be followed by the programmed second digit of the Zones Code.
Location 2: Restore Code - Program a single-digit Restore Code in Location 2 to report Burglary Zones or 24-Hour Zones programmed for restore reports. If restore reports will not be transmitted, program an "A" in Location 2. Note: If a two-digit data format has been programmed, the Restore Code will be followed by the programmed second digit of the Zones Code.
Location 3: Trouble Code - Program a single-digit Trouble Code in Location 3 to report Day-Zone troubles and any fire troubles. Note: If a two-digit format has been programmed, the Trouble Code will be followed by the second digit of the respective Zones Code.
Location 4: NUMBER OF RINGS - (For Eagle 4700DL only.) Program the number of rings for the panel to pick up a remote download. To disable downloading, leave these locations blank. See BLOCK NO. 05, Location 4. Note: Leave blank for UL installations.
BLOCK NO. 19: KEYPAD PANIC
Program the Fire Panic alarm code in Locations 1 and 2. To disable Fire Panic, enter "A,A" in Locations 1 and 2. Program the Auxiliary Panic alarm code in Locations 3 and 4. To disable Auxiliary Panic, enter "A,A" in Locations 3 and 4. Note: Fire Keypad Panic is audible only. The wired Panic Zone is silent unless programmed otherwise (See BLOCK NO. 5: EMERGENCY CONDITIONS)
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BLOCK NO. 20: CHIME TIME
Location 1: Chime Time - Program Chime Time in units of 150 milliseconds (.15 second). For example, for a chime time of 1 second, program the nearest value of "7" . Maximum programmable time is 2.25 seconds ("F").
Locations 2 through 4: Reserved - These locations are reserved for possible future use.
BLOCK NO. 21: AUTO-DOWNLOAD ID NUMBER; NO END-OF-LINE RESISTOR
Locations 1-2: (For Eagle 4700DL only.) Enter a two-digit Auto-Download Identification Number (01–99). See Section 3. PROGRAMMING: Downloading from a Computer. Important: Enter the tens digit in Location 2 and the units digit in Location 1. For example, to program an ID number of "53", enter the "3" in Location 1 and the "5" in Location 2.
Location 3: No End-of-Line Resistor, Zones 5 and/or 6
| NO EOL RESISTOR | ENTER |
|---|---|
| Zone 5 | 1 |
| Zone 6 | 2 |
| Zones 5 and 6 | 3 |
Location 4: No End-of-Line Resistor, Zones 1-4
| NO EOL RESISTOR | ENTER |
|---|---|
| Zone 1 | . 1 |
| Zone 2 | 2 |
| Zonos 1 and 2 |
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3 |
| Zone 3 | 4 |
| Zones 1 and 3 | 5 |
| Zones 2 and 3 | 6 |
| Zones 1, 2 and 3 | 7 |
| Zone 4 | 8 |
| Zones 1 and 4 | 9 |
| Zones 2 and 4 | Α |
| Zones 1, 2, and 4 | В |
| Zones 3 and 4 | C |
| Zones 1, 3 and 4 | D |
| Zones 2, 3 and 4 | E |
| Zones 1, 2, 3 and 4 | F |
BLOCK NO. 00: DEALER PROGRAM CODE
The default Dealer Program Code is 4,7,0,0. Program your own 4-digit code (digits 0-9) in Locations 1 through 4 to prevent unauthorized access to the Dealer Program Mode.