Section 7 - System Programming
7–33
Digits
NON-
INVERT INVERT
TRIGGER TYPE DEFINITION DESCRIPTION OF OPERATION
00 N/A Smoke Power (Trigger #1 Only) Used in fire verification to reset smoke power
01 N/A Smoke Power - No Verification Used to power smoke detectors with no verification
02 22 2-Way Voice See below
03 23 Burglary Bell Trigger Follows burglary bell timer
04 24 Ready Follows READY LED; used for keyfob
05 25 Armed Follows ARM LED; used for keyfob
06 26 Exit Time On during exit time
07 27 Entry Time On during entry time
08 28 Fire-Only Latch Pulses w/fire bell, off w/code
09 29 Burglary-Only Latch On w/burglary bell, off w/code
0A 2A Strobe (see note below) On steady w/burglary bell, pulse w/fire bell
0B 2B Panic Alarm Follows keypad panic
0C 2C Shock Asterisk Reset Asterisk “*” activates for 2-6 seconds
0D 2D Duress Pulses for 2-6 seconds following entry of Duress code
0E 2E RF Trouble Active if any RF zone is in tamper, supervision, or low
battery, or the bell is in supervision
0F N/A RF Button Toggle Any keyfob button can toggle this trigger; intended for
lighting control
10 30 Alarm/Restore Active on any zone alarm. Inactive on alarm restore
11 31 Chime Active when a zone programmed with chime activates
12 32 Keypad Sounder Active when keypad sounder activates
13 33 RF Momentary Active when keyfob momentary Trigger 1 or 2 activates
NOTE: The trigger selection for "strobe" follows the same timing as selected in the bell test option
(chirp/non-chirp) (Question 10, Location L1). This is in addition to its normal operation of a latched
output on alarm that is reset after the system is disarmed.
TWO-WAY VOICE - This trigger activates when line seizure occurs if the event is any of the following:
burglary, fire, duress, keypad panic, keypad fire, or keypad auxiliary. It does not activate for CS test,
openings/closing, trouble, bypass, cancel, or restore. It deactivates about 1 second before disconnecting
the telephone line. Also, at the time of release, keypad sounders are silenced for the remaining duration
of the bell output cycle. The bell times out or a valid user code terminates.
NOTE: The trigger outputs are limited to approximately 50mA each.
U
L
Two-Way Voice has not been evaluated by UL and must not be used for UL installations.
NONINVERT TRIGGER - The trigger output (positive to negative) is normally floating, and actively
sinks (becomes a negative) on activation.
INVERT TRIGGER - The trigger output (positive to negative) is normally sinking (negative with
respect to positive), and actively floats on activation.
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