Re: 15 sec dialer delay

["Mark Leuck" <m..leuck@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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> >> >> Put the uplink on an output trigger and delay that?
> >> >>
> >> >
> >> > don't see where I can delay an aux output on a NX8 but you got me
> > thinking
> >> > in a different direction.  How about using an aux output to trigger
on
> >> > code entry and define that in uplink as a cancel?  going to uplink
site
> >> > now to see if possible.  will report back. thanks.
> >>
> >> cancel is not an option in the uplink setup definitions.  so much for
> > false
> >> alarm reduction in the industry, huh?  Any Uplink guys reading this?
Add
> >> CANCEL to the setup for Anynet GSM.  Then give me a job in management
for
> >> coming up with this.;)
> >
> > explain exactly how they could possibly do this?
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> add cancel to the list of definitions in the alarm setup.  whew, that was
> hard.
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> >
> > Neither Uplink or GE can take into account every possibe combination
that
> > their products will be used for
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> yea I guess you're right.  who needs a bleedin cancel signal anyway. and
> screw the constabulary, they are probably just eating donuts anyway,
right.
> a few false alarms are good exersize, heh.

So set up the panel to trigger an output on the Uplink then set the Uplink
for 4/2 reporting. Closest trigger I can see is Alarm Memory

It will do no good for Uplink to create a CANCEL signal since the alarm
panel can't trigger an output specifically by a cancel. If you want to point
fingers then it looks like GE