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Using the Configurator
Signal Coding
Signal Rates
Audio
Drift compensation Select this check box to set the system to compensate for
drift (buildup of dust in the detectors that can lead to
inaccurate readings).
As per UL 864 and UL 2572 only a setting of Enable is
permissible.
Device LEDs flash when
polled
Select this check box to make the LEDs of addressable
devices on the Base I/O's loop flash when polled.
Alarm Transmit Silence Select this check box to cause the Alarm Transmit and
Auxiliary Alarm Relay to reset on Signal Silence rather
than on the Reset switch.
Disable auto test Select this check box to disable the automatic testing of
System Sensor addressable devices.
Auto All Call Select this check box to enable automatic all call when
Press To Talk or a digital message switch is pressed.
Auto Page to Evac Select this check box to enable automatic page to evac
when a microphone is keyed. This means that the page
goes only to the amplifiers in the evac zone. If there is no
alarm, then keying the microphone generates all call
instead.
System Type Indicates the system type (compact or large) of the
current Job. You cannot edit this field, but for some
products you can convert the job between system types.
Agency Select ULI Standard or ULC Standard.
Coded System Select this check box to enable coded system features. In
a coded system, each input zone can be associated with
a code, which is played on the signal and speaker circuits.
The code indicates where the alarm has occurred.
Extended Code Select this check box to set the code pulse duration to 1/2
second. If this is not selected, the code pulse duration is
1/4 second.
Delay Code Select this check box to set the time between codes to 10
seconds. If this is not selected, the time between codes is
3 seconds.
Sound Evac after code Select this check box to make the system enter general
alarm after the coded signals have finished playing.
Evac Choose the evacuation signal rate.
Alert Choose the alert signal rate.
Audio Set up Click Set up to create a digital message. See chapter 16.
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