Fire-Lite P K-411UD Windows-Based Off-Line Programming Utility - Manual (Page 33)

Document #50802 Rev. B 1/5/99 P/N 50802:B 33
Customer
After completing all entries for the Primary Central Station, continue programming the Secondary Central Station.
Begin by clicking in the far left of the text block for the Secondary Central Station Phone Number. The cursor
should be flashing to the left of the first 'F'. Type the appropriate phone number. Follow the same procedures used
for entering all programming data for the Primary Central Station.
Program Central Station Backup Reporting by clicking the down arrow, located to the right of the Backup Reporting
text block. A drop-down window with a list of available options will appear, as illustrated in Figure 5-16. Clicking
the desired selection will cause the choice to appear in the Backup Reporting text block.
The Trouble Call Limit option is located to the left of the Central Station Program window. Clicking Disabled
will allow the communicator to call in all trouble messages to the Central Station, including an unlimited number of
repetitive troubles. Clicking Enabled will limit the number of repetitive trouble calls to 10 for each unique trouble
within a 24 hour period. This will not limit the number of phone line (communications) troubles.
The Communicator Disable and SLAVE Communicator selections for the 411UD or the Communicator Disable,
Slave Communicator, Controller and TEST selections for the 411UDAC are located to the left of the Trouble Call
Limit option. Refer to Figure 5-17 for the location of these options. Selecting the Disable text will prevent the
digital communicator from calling in to the Central Station. Selecting the Slave or Controller text allows the
communicator to send messages to the Central Station.
Click the Save button to save all information programmed in this window and then click the Exit button. Clicking
the Exit button before clicking the Save button will close this window without saving the data entered in this window.
The Central Station window will close and the Customer Files window shown in Figure 5-18 will reappear.
5.1.5.2 Input/Output Programming for the 411UD
FIGURE 5-16: Backup Reporting
FIGURE 5-17: Communicator Disable /Trouble Call Limit Options
FIGURE 5-18: 411UD Customer Files Window