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Parameters in Category A:
Receiver Operation
PARAMETER 03:
Receiver
Number
PARAMETER 04:
Sounder
PARAMETER 05:
Group Number
PARAMETER 07:
Handshake
PARAMETER 08:
Handshake
Delay
PARAMETER 26:
Set Time
PARAMETER 28:
Slot English
Language
PARAMETER 29:
Copy Slot
PARAMETER 30:
Slot English
On/Off
PARAMETER 27:
Cannel English
PARAMETER 31:
Operator
Log On
PARAMETER 32:
Listen-In Time
PARAMETER 33:
Listen-In
Accounts
PARAMETER 36:
Battery Test
PARAMETER 37:
Manual Turnoff
of Sounder
PARAMETER 40:
Automatic
Mode Enable
PARAMETER 42:
Line Fault
Detector
PARAMETER 44:
3x1 with Parity
PARAMETER 47:
FBI English
PARAMETER 55:
FBI Superfast /
LAR300
PARAMETER 56:
Handshake
Duration
PARAMETER 57:
Auto Mode
Sounder
(On/Off)
PARAMETER 58:
Date Format
PARAMETER 59:
4x2 with Parity
PARAMETER 60:
4x1 with Parity
PARAMETER 61:
Extended
BFSK Alarms
PARAMETER 62:
Programmable
Handshakes
5.
To leave the Programming Mode at any time, press the Esc
key. Doing so will return the CP-220A to its normal operating
mode.
6.
Messages reported while the CP-220A is in its Programming
Mode will be processed and stored but will not interrupt the
programming operation unless 30 seconds go by without any
programming activity from the CP-220A's keypad.
At that time, the CP-220A will automatically exit the programming
mode and, if the unit was set for AUTOMATIC operation, pass the
message on to the printer (and automation system, if available); or, if
the unit was set for MANUAL operation, display it (and pass it on).
Therefore, if the receiver is "on line" and a parameter change must be
made, it's best to make the change quickly.
Once you begin to program the Receiver, each of these steps will
become very clear.
Category A: Receiver Operation
This material will cover the programming of the parameters found in
Category A, Receiver Operation. As stated on page 2-1, three distinct
categories have been selected into which each of the CP-220A's
programming parameters have been placed. Programming the
CP-220A's parameters according to category, rather than by numerical
sequence, is thought to be a more logical approach and is generally
easier.
A complete guide to programming all the parameters in Category A
(see column at left) will be covered here. In the discussion of each
parameter, you will be provided with:
• background information
• programming options
• an explanation of the default
• the next logical parameter in Category A
The programming of Category A parameters begins with the following
display, which appears upon entering the 4-digit Access Code.
PARAMETER NUMBER 00 MM/DD/YY HH:MM:SS
CP-220A Central Station Receiver
Hook-Up and Installation Manual
Section 2: Programming the CP-220A Page 2-7
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