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Re: DSC-Cross Zone Police Code Alarm PROBLEM
I don't use contact ID much, but yes, the message should show up in English.
Mark Leuck will know.
js
<oldmantrying@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> YES. You are correct the board appends a "1" on the front of the 4A,
> but the central station said they did not get anything for cross zone.
> But..I shall test again and ask them again to look carefully for a 14A
> or a 4A or a 140..but shouldn't they see and English string for the
> code too?
>
> THANKS
>
> On Wed, 14 Jun 2006 17:27:30 -0700, "alarman" <alarman2000@xxxxxxxxx>
> wrote:
>
>>If you programmed a 4A into the cross zone police code reporting slot, and
>>your panel is set to transmit contact ID, the central station will receive
>>a
>>"14A" or possibly a "140"
>>js
>>
>><OldManTrying@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>>news:iro092tj73ed1vjopphfur0r91fa6ab1tg@xxxxxxxxxx
>>> This old man needs help from an expert-I'm stumped.
>>> I have a 1 1/2 year old self installed/programmed-DSC 832 System. The
>>> Board is labeled 50/300. Thus far everything seems to work fine
>>> except:
>>>
>>> In my residence I wish to use the Cross Zone Police Code feature to
>>> reduce FALSE ALARMS from a single zone. I have programmed
>>> [328]Miscellaneous Alarm Reporting Codes, Option #6 Cross Zone Police
>>> Code Alarm as "4A".
>>>
>>> Today I did 3 tests.The central station got alarms for both the entry
>>> zones & the MIR zones correctly but did not receive the 4A code.
>>>
>>> Typically I would want them to dispatch police after intruder violates
>>> a perimeter/entry zone and an interior MIR (or less likely 2
>>> perimeter/entry type zones) The Cross Zone Police Code Alarm seems
>>> perfect for doing that. They would dispatch if "4A" is received & they
>>> could not contact us by phone.
>>>
>>> FYI, I use my LCD keypad for programming and have tripled checked that
>>> [328] option #6 is "4a". HELP PLEASE. THANKS
>>
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