Document Outline

• P K-411UD
  • Windows®-Based Off-Line Programming Utility Software Manual
  • For the Fire•Watch 411UD and 411UDAC Digital Alarm Communicator Transmitters
  • CHAPTER 1 Product Description
    • 1.1 Main Features
  • CHAPTER 2 Getting Started
    • 2.1 Basic System Requirements
      • 2.1.1 System Microprocessor
      • 2.1.2 Memory and Drive Requirements
      • 2.1.3 Monitor
      • 2.1.4 Mouse
      • 2.1.5 Microsoft® Windows® Environment
    • 2.2 About Modems
      • 2.2.1 Compatible Modems
    • 2.3 Cable Connections
    • 2.4 Inventory
      • FIGURE 2-1: Windows® 3.1 Dialog Box
    • 2.5 Loading Software
      • 2.5.1 Using Windows® To Load PK-411UD
        • FIGURE 2-2: Windows® 95 Start
        • FIGURE 2-3: Windows® 95 Dialog Box
      • 2.5.2 PK-411UD Installation Prompts
        • FIGURE 2-4: Installation to Hard Drive
        • FIGURE 2-5: Installation Path
        • FIGURE 2-6: Installation Completed
    • 2.6 Program Files
  • CHAPTER 3 User Interface
    • FIGURE 3-1: PK-411UD ICON
    • FIGURE 3-2: Copyright Window
    • 3.1 Initial Use of PK-411UD
      • FIGURE 3-3: Initialization Window
      • 3.1.1 Log-in as Master
        • FIGURE 3-4: Log-in
        • FIGURE 3-5: Communicator Selection Window
  • CHAPTER 4 Setup
    • 4.1 Operator
      • FIGURE 4-1: Main Menu - Operator Setup
      • FIGURE 4-2: Operator Information
      • FIGURE 4-3: New Access
    • 4.2 Default Directory and File
      • FIGURE 4-4: Main Menu - Configure Directories and Files
      • FIGURE 4-5: Default Selections
      • 4.2.1 Default Directory
        • FIGURE 4-6: Path Locator
      • 4.2.2 Install Directory
      • 4.2.3 User Default Files
        • FIGURE 4-7: User Default Files
    • 4.3 Modem
      • FIGURE 4-8: Main Menu - Configure Modem
      • FIGURE 4-9: Configure Modem
      • 4.3.1 Modem
        • FIGURE 4-10: Modem Selection
      • 4.3.2 Initialization String
        • FIGURE 4-11: Initialization String
      • 4.3.3 Hangup String
      • 4.3.4 Communication Port
        • FIGURE 4-12: No Modem Found Window
      • 4.3.5 Modem Initialization and Testing
      • 4.3.6 Saving Modem Settings
  • CHAPTER 5 Data Entry
    • FIGURE 5-1: Main Menu
    • 5.1 Customer
      • FIGURE 5-2: Customer Files
      • 5.1.1 Adding Customer to Database
        • FIGURE 5-3: Add Customer Button
        • FIGURE 5-4: Customer Entry window
      • 5.1.2 Add Customer Site Information to Database
        • FIGURE 5-5: Customer Site Information
      • 5.1.3 Add Program File to Database
        • FIGURE 5-6: Filename
        • FIGURE 5-7: Existing File Selection
        • FIGURE 5-8: New File
        • FIGURE 5-9: Customer Files Window - Central Station
      • 5.1.4 Print Options
        • FIGURE 5-10: Printing Options Window - Print All
        • FIGURE 5-11: Print Current
        • FIGURE 5-12: Print Text
      • 5.1.5 Customizing Program Files
      • 5.1.5.1 Central Station Programming
        • FIGURE 5-13: Central Station Programming
        • FIGURE 5-14: Communications Format
        • FIGURE 5-15: Test Time Interval
        • FIGURE 5-16: Backup Reporting
        • FIGURE 5-17: Communicator Disable /Trouble Call Limit Options
      • 5.1.5.2 Input/Output Programming for the 411UD
        • FIGURE 5-18: 411UD Customer Files Window
        • FIGURE 5-19: 411UD Input/Output Window
        • FIGURE 5-20: 411UD Input Function Selection
        • FIGURE 5-21: 411UD Output Relay Programming
        • FIGURE 5-22: 411UD Option Programming
      • 5.1.5.3 Input/Output Programming for the 411UDAC
        • FIGURE 5-23: 411UDAC Customer Files Window
        • FIGURE 5-24: Input/Output Window for the 411UDAC
        • FIGURE 5-25: 411UDAC Channel 1 - Input/output Window
        • FIGURE 5-26: 411UDAC Output Relay Options
        • FIGURE 5-27: AC Loss Delay Timer Options for the 411UDAC
        • FIGURE 5-28: 411UDAC Auto Silence Options
        • FIGURE 5-29: 411UDAC NAC Coding
        • FIGURE 5-30: 411UDAC Restoral Method Option
      • 5.1.5.4 Event Code Programming
        • FIGURE 5-31: Customer Files Window - Event Codes
        • FIGURE 5-32: Event Code Programming
      • 5.1.5.5 Service Terminal Programming
        • FIGURE 5-33: Customer Files Window - Service Terminal
        • FIGURE 5-34: Service Terminal Programming
      • 5.1.6 Automatic Download List
        • FIGURE 5-35: Automatic Download
        • 1. Double-click the first Program File to be downloaded to a digital communicator - the program f...
        • 2. If the same program file is to be sent to one or more additional sites, double-click the site ...
        • 3. Double-click the next program filename to be downloaded - the program filename and site name w...
        • 4. If the same program file is to be sent to one or more additional sites, double-click the site ...
        • 5. Continue the preceding steps for all additional program files and sites
          • FIGURE 5-36: Main Menu - Automatic Download
    • 5.2 Modified Fields
      • FIGURE 5-37: 411UD Modified Fields
      • FIGURE 5-38: 411UDAC Modified Fields
  • CHAPTER 6 Communications
    • 6.1 Download to Communicator
      • FIGURE 6-1: Downloading
      • FIGURE 6-2: Download Connection Status
      • 6.1.1 Download with Callback Enabled
        • 1. Initializing strings sent to modem
        • 2. Sending ATDT @ xxx (where xxx is communicator phone number)
        • 3. Waiting for modem to connect
        • 4. Verify Secret Code (attempt 1)
        • 5. Secret Code Verification Complete
        • 6. Request callback to phone zzz (where zzz is the Service Terminal phone number)
        • 7. Communicator calls Central Station
        • 8. Waiting for callback from communicator
        • 9. Answering phone
        • 10. Connecting with communicator
        • 11. Verify Secret Code (attempt 1)
        • 12. Requesting ID from communicator
        • 13. Received communicator ID
        • 14. Requesting download to communicator
        • 15. Packet received by communicator
        • 16. Communicator calls Central Station
      • 6.1.2 Download with Callback Disabled
        • 1. Initializing strings sent to modem
        • 2. Sending ATDT @ xxx (where xxx is communicator phone number)
        • 3. Waiting for modem to connect
        • 4. Verify Secret Code (attempt 1)
        • 5. Secret Code Verification Complete
        • 6. Requesting Disable Callback
        • 7. Requesting ID from communicator
        • 8. Received communicator ID
        • 9. Requesting download to communicator
        • 10. Packet received by communicator
        • 11. Communicator calls Central Station
    • 6.2 Upload from Communicator
      • FIGURE 6-3: Uploading
      • FIGURE 6-4: Upload Connection Status
      • FIGURE 6-5: Upload Filename
      • 6.2.1 Converting an Upload File to a Download File
        • FIGURE 6-6: Customer Window - Recall File
        • FIGURE 6-7: Customer Site Information
        • FIGURE 6-8: Filename Selection
        • FIGURE 6-9: Current Information Selection
        • FIGURE 6-10: Customer Window - Recall File
    • 6.3 Communicator Time
      • FIGURE 6-11: Communicator Time
    • 6.4 Troubleshoot
      • FIGURE 6-12: Troubleshoot Window for the 411UD
      • FIGURE 6-13: Troubleshoot Window for the 411UDAC
    • 6.5 Automatic Download
      • FIGURE 6-14: Automatic Download Window for the 411UD
      • FIGURE 6-15: Automatic Download Window for the 411UDAC
      • New Digital Communicator Installations or Complete Reprogramming
      • Partial Reprogramming of Existing Digital Communicators
        • FIGURE 6-16: View Log
  • CHAPTER 7 Secret Code
    • FIGURE 7-1: Secret Code
  • CHAPTER 8 Utilities - Compare
    • FIGURE 8-1: Compare
    • FIGURE 8-2: Compare File Selections
    • FIGURE 8-3: View Comparison
    • 8.1 Quick View of Differences
      • FIGURE 8-4: Quick View Compare
    • 8.2 Detailed View of Differences
      • FIGURE 8-5: Detailed View of Compare
  • CHAPTER 9 Security Features
    • 9.1 Secret Code
      • FIGURE 9-1: Secret Code
      • FIGURE 9-2: Downloading Secret Code
    • 9.2 Panel Callback
    • 9.3 Digital Communicator Time-out
    • 9.4 Error Checking
    • 9.5 Central Station Acknowledge
    • 9.6 Password Protection