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SYSTEM AREA
PC4400 OPTIONS
PC4400
OPTIONS
This section will allow you to select the baud rate and handshake requirements for a PC4400
module if an on-site printer is being used.
The Baud Rate is the communications speed of the PC4400 module. The PC4400 can
communicate at 300, 600, 1200, 2400 or 4800 baud. If the printer is experiencing problems with
missing characters, try lowering the baud rate.
Note: 4800 baud is only available on PC4400 software version 2.0 and above.
This section is used to program the type of handshake signal used with the printer.
This selection is for printers that do not use handshakes.
YES = No handshake (XON/XOFF).
NO = A handshake signal is sent from the printer (DTR Protocol).
This section will only be available if the PC4400 module is enrolled as a DVAC module.
This section is used to program options for the DVAC communicator.
Option 01 - ID Code is the ID code the PC4400 module will use when communicating DVACS.
Valid ID codes range from 01 to EF. The default ID code is FF, with this setting the PC4400 will
respond to ID code 01.
Option 02 - All Call Select determines how the PC4400 module will respond to all calls from the
central station. Valid entries are from 00 to 04.
00 = No response on all calls.
01 = Respond to all call #1 only.
02 = Respond to all call #2 only.
03 = Respond to both all calls.
04 = Respond to all call #1 if ID code is odd or on all call #2 if ID code is even.
The default all call select option is FF, with this setting the PC4400 will follow the all call select
option 04.
This section is used to program the function byte and reporting code for events that are
transmitted over DVAC. The function byte is a hex entry and the reporting code is a decimal
entry. After entering this section the installer will be prompt to enter a reporting code number.
Valid entries are from 0000 to 0346.
Special FB values
- FF = Transmit the default FB (function byte)
Special RC values
- 000 = Disable transmission
- 254 = Transmit a zero
- 255 = Transmit the default RC (reporting code)
Note: When programming a section, if the panel loses communications with the PC4400
module, the message “DVAC module not present” will be displayed. If this occurs check
your wiring, then program the section again.
Rep # Title FB RC Printed Mess
000 - 03F Zone Alarms/Restorals * 001 - 064 (See Zone Events Section)
040 - 079 For future use 00 - Not Transmitted
080 - 0BF Zone Troubles/Restorals * 001 - 064 (See Zone Events Section)
0C0 - 0FF For future use 00 - Not Transmitted
100 - 13F Zone Faults/Restorals * 001 - 064 (See Zone Events Section)
140 - 17F For future use 00 - Not Transmitted
180 - 1C9 Module (1-74) Tamper/Restoral 17/97 131 - 204 Tamper Zn#
1CA Fire Key 00 129 Fire Zn#129
1CB Aux. Key 04 129 Medical Zn# 129
1CC Panic Key 02 129 Panic Zn#129
1CD Duress Code 03 129 Holdup Zn#129
1CE - 24D Open/Close by users 76/F6 001 - 128 Open/Close User#
24E Quick Arm F6 130 Close User#130
24F Partial Close 7E 004 PartClos
PC4400 OPTIONS
(08)
BAUD RATE
(0)
HANDSHAKE
(1)
HANDSHAKE OFF
N
DVAC SECTION
(2)
DVAC OPTIONS
(0)
DVAC IDENTIFIERS
(1)
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