DIGITIZE SYSTEM 3505 - Commands; Overview; Sst Telegraph Box Transmit Command (@B); Ppo-64 T Command (@T)

System 3505 Installation & Operation Manual
Digitize, Inc. 700248-0002 Rev. C 02/16
Specification Subject to Change Without Notice
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22 @ COMMANDS
22.1 OVERVIEW
A command language is available for the SYSTEM 3505. The command language is
active on a SYSTEM 3505 with the purchase of certain optional software/hardware
items. The command language operates in conjunction with user text message screens
for Zone, Dialer, or Box activation. An @ command will work with any priority level
assigned to the Zone, Dialer, or Box activation. The @ commands work with Alarm
conditions. Some @ commands can be activated by Trouble or Restore conditions. The
following @ commands are currently available: @B (transmit SST Box), @T (control a
PPO-64T output point), @R (control a DGM/Muxpad relay or activate a module on a
FACP, or activate a relay with the Q-Mux), @P (pager output), and @Q (Q-Mux coded
output capability).
22.2 SST TELEGRAPH BOX TRANSMIT COMMAND (@B)
The Box Transmit command format is as follows:
@B1234F, or @B1234S, or @B1234 where 1234 can be any box number, F = via SST
Fast, S = via SST Slow.
The command @B1234 translates into 'Transmit Box # 1234'.
The @B message may be entered any place on the nine pages of zone specific user text
messages. The @B code may wrap around to two lines if necessary. The SYSTEM 3505
can handle multiple commands. The user text message screen is illustrated below:
WATER FLOW
3RD FLOOR
BLDG 53 @B1234
ALM ZN 23-05
For more details concerning user text messages, refer to Section 4, User Text.
The @B command capability requires SST-3505 option with SST Zone, Dialer or Box to
Code option to work. (Opt 1 = 02).
22.3 PPO-64T COMMAND (@T)
A PPO-64T command format is as follows:
@T123 where 123 can be any point output number. The command may also be entered as
@T123,22,54 or @T123 @T22 @T54.
A code of @T123 translates into 'Activate Point 123'. A code of @T123,22,54
translates to 'Activate Points 123, 22 and 54'.
The @T message may be entered any place on the nine pages of zone specific user text
messages. Multiple commands may be used.