Honeywell CNI4 Operating And Installation Manual page 43

9 Appendix
Ch Item #
Battery Low Volt Alarm
099
Default = 00000000
Alarm Output
108
Default = 00000000
Battery Low Alarm Time
462
Default = 00 00 00
Battery Low Alarm Date
463
Default = 01-01-04
Alarm Channel Control
Select:
0 - Alarm Pulse Output
484
(Default)
1 - Modem Power
Control
Alarm Call-In Phone
Number
493
User supplied phone
number to be dialed on
all Alarm calls-in
Modem Call-in Configuration Items
Item Name
This item indicates if a low voltage alarm for the main
battery was generated. During a wake-cycle, if the
measurement for item 048 (Battery Voltage Reading) is a
value less than the value at item 049 (Battery Low Volt Limit),
an alarm is initiated and is indicated by placing "11111111"
at this item. "00000000" indicates there is no Battery Low
Volt Alarm. The alarm indication cannot be cleared until the
batteries are replaced or the voltage becomes greater than
item 049..
This item displays "11111111" to indicate that a Battery Low
Volt Alarm has become active, and that an alarm pulse was
transmitted out the Alarm Channel. "00000000" at item 108
indicates there are no active alarms.
The time during the day (on the date indicated at item 463)
the Battery Low Volt Alarm occurred.
The date a Battery Low Volt Alarm (item 099) first occurred.
After the battery pack is replaced, items 462 and 463 should
be manually changed back to their default values so that the
next battery alarm will be easily recognized
Selection that determines the function of the main board's
Alarm Channel output, i.e., terminals A+ & A- at TB1. The
traditional function is to output a 50 mSec Form-A alarm
pulse, used for remote notification. The alternative function is
to provide a Form-A control signal to activate DC power to an
external, battery-operated device, such as a cellular or
external modem. When configured for Power Control, use
items 485 & 487 - 490 to define how and when power is to be
applied to the external device.
Description
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