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Example: Key Terms

for Sensor Programming

Any large programming task (this system has 98

different sets of decisions to make) can be a little

scary to deal with at first. This page has some of

the key concepts you will need to understand for

programming Points of Protection. Use this

information and the example below for your first

exposure to programming the System 8300.

Make sure you understand the underlined words

in order to reduce confusion later.

There are 48 Points of Protection (16

hardwired and 32 wireless) available in

this system. Each point could be a single

sensor or a zone (loop). [see

Fn#51

1 through 16 = 16 hardwire

81 through 112 = 32 wireless

There are 16 Categories (type of device or

function) that you select from, for each

point. Categories include “Fire,” “Silent

Panic,”

“

Keyswitch,” and others.

[see

Fn#

400]

1= Entry/Exit

Perimeter

Interior

24_Hour/Perimeter

Tamper

Interior Tamper

6= Day Zone

Non-Alarm

Audible Panic

9= Silent Panic l0= Fire

1 =

Emergency

12=

Environmental

13=

Trouble Category

14=

Auxiliary( 1)

15=

Auxiliary(2)

16=

Keyswitch

You can select any Category for any Point

of Protection using

Fn#513.

There are 4 Levels

Protection

[Fn#41

l-4141:

411 =OFF

412=DAY

413=NIGHT

414=AWAY

Each Level can be assigned one of 6

Responses to a violation, for each

Category.

O=OFF

=DELAYED

2=INSTANT

3=FOLLOWER

4=CHIME

5=WARNING TONE

Example

Using the programming lists on the following

pages, you could select a Point of Protection,

assign a Category, and specify how that Category

would respond. Follow this example through the

list to see how the process goes.

1.1.

Choose hardwire zone 15

[Fn#511

15],

Make it a Fire zone (Category 10) using

Fn#513

= 10.

You could then make its Response to be

Delayed for the OFF Level of Protection

[Fn#411

is the Response for the OFF Level

of Protection. Set the tenth digit (Fire

Category) to be

Fn#411

= xxxx xxxx

xlxx xxxx, the tenth number (fire) is “1”

Delayed].

To make the AWAY response for Fire to be

instant you would use

Fn#414

with the

tenth number set to “2”.

This example shows that you can set any of the

48 points of protection to any of 16 Categories of

protection and assign any of 6 Response types to

it for each of 4 Levels of protection. (Providing

the ultimate variety of 48 X 16 X 6 X 4 = 18,432

response options.)

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