Output selections table – Interlogix XL LCD Keypad Plus Regional Settings Guide User Manual
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B008:01
“T 100 Timer ”
B009:00 (WW STU)
B009:01
“? S000.65 Query ”
“T 100 Timer ”
ACPO Confirmed Alarm
B010:00 (WW STU)
B010:01
“? A001.32 Query ”
“T 000 Timer ”
Area is in ‘Walk’ or ‘Hold-up’ test.
Output Timer Delays and Special Codes
(
Bxxx:01)
00: undefined;
01: 1 sec;
02: 2 sec;
03: 3 sec;
04: 5 sec;
05: 10 sec;
06: 15 sec;
07: 20 sec;
08: 30 sec;
09: 45 sec;
(09: China/
HK=40 sec)
10: 60 sec;
11: 90 sec;
(11: China/
HK=100 sec)
12: 2 min;
13: 3 min;
14: 5 min;
15: 10 min;
16: 15 min;
17: 20 min;
18: 30 min;
19: 45 min;
20: 60 min;
21: 90 min;
22: 2 hr;
23: 4 hr;
24: 6 hr;
25: 8 hr;
26: 10 hr;
27: 12 hr;
28: 16 hr;
29: 20 hr;
30: 1 day;
31: 1 week
Special Codes:
98 = toggle
99 = output off
Output Selections Table
WARNING:
Access Control related outputs can only be used
with the addition of the “Feature Expansion Board”.
Program Section
(“q”)
“S”
ystem
Section Range
(“nnn”)
000 – 000
Code
“cc”
Description
00
Fallback sonalert (at control panel) if
Module Bus fails. Provides 1 sec. Output
every 8 sec. And activates if there is no
operational keypad in an area with
programmed keypads.
01 Not
Used
02
When system is FULLY ON
03
PARTIALLY ON. One or more areas
ON.
04
When system is FULLY OFF
05
When system is IN ALARM - resets
when point(s) restore
(includes equipment failure & tampers)
06
Follows ALARM (BURG / EMERG) &
FIRE siren steady.
07
Follows ALARM siren - steady for BURG
/ EMERG. Keypad tone & siren is 1 sec
on/off for FIRE.
For UL:
When using this output type,
fire siren is ½ sec on/off three times, 1.5
sec pause, and repeats. Keypad tone is
1 sec on/off.
08
Follows ALARM siren - steady for BURG
/ EMERG and provides 2 sec on/off for
FIRE
09
Digital PHONE LINE trouble (follows
report delay or line failure)
10
System WAS IN ALARM. This is only for
input points in alarm e.g. NOT for
system trouble (clears when alarmed
areas are turned off then back on again)
11
When there is a point BYPASSED
somewhere in the system
12
When any ‘FIRE’ point is in alarm
13
When any ‘HOLD UP’ point is in alarm
14
When any ‘Aux Alert' point is in alarm
15
When any ‘VAULT / SAFE’ type point is
in alarm
16
When any ‘'Burglary' point is in alarm.
Delayed burglary for European
Version.
17
When any ‘Supervisory' point is in alarm.
18
When any 'Equipment Failure' is in alarm
19
Equipment Failure 1 – System Trouble /
All type tamper for European Version.
20
Equipment Failure 2 – Battery Trouble
21
Equipment Failure 3 – AC (Mains)
Trouble
22
Equipment Failure 4 – Phone Trouble
23
Equipment Failure 5 – Report Delay
24
Equipment Failure 6 – Time Lost
25
Equipment Failure 7 – Time Change
26
Equipment Failure 8 – Program Change
27
Equipment Failure 9 – Program Error
28
Equipment Failure 10 – Fuse Failure
29
Equipment Failure 11 – Module Trouble
30
Equipment Failure 12 – Module Battery
Low
31
Equipment Failure 13 – Module Program
Edit
32
Equipment Failure 14 – Module Program
Error
33
Equipment Failure 15 – Misc. Trouble
34
Equipment Failure 16 – SIP Trouble
35 Duress
Pin
36 Doors
Unlocked.
37
Doors Locked Out
38 Doors
Held
Open
39 Doors
Forced
40
Doors Tamper (door contact condition:
no EOL resistor etc.)
41 Doors
Open
42 Doors
Secure
43
Doors Sensor Trouble (magnetic bond
sensor not ok)
44
Global Invalid PIN and / orCard lockout.
45
Host (Director) computer is On-Line.
46
Host (Director) computer is Off-Line.
Response time for IP, external modem,
direct connection is 2 min. Bell 103 is 1
min.
47 SIP
On-Line.
48
SIP Off-Line. Response time is 3
minutes.
49
Any point in tamper.
50
Any point in Alarm.
51
Any area is Force Arming