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40-7705I-UM Page 39 Rev 4 March 16, 2007

 Heartbeat: Enter the number of seconds between heartbeat signals

on the IP port from Alarm Automation. The heartbeat is an upper

case “S” when in Ademco 685 emulation. You should add a

period of time as a window that the signal may be sent. Example:

If your Alarm Automation sends an “S” every 20 seconds, you

may want to set this parameter to 40. This allows the Alarm

Automation an additional widows of 20 seconds and two attempts

to send the heartbeat before a fault message is generated by the

7705i Receiver. Default is 0 or disabled. This shall be configured

by UL1981 Central-Station Automation Systems Requirements.

o Automation Message Format:

 Automation Format: Select the emulation to use for messages

using these settings. Select either Ademco or Radionics according

to the configuration of the alarm monitoring system. See

Appendix E for a listing of generated messages.

 Receiver Number: Select the number to place in the character(s)

that represent the Receiver Number in the Alarm Automation

message. Default is 1. Range is Blank, 0 to 9 and A to F. 0 and

Blank are selectable options but may not be valid entries for all

alarm Automation systems. Some Alarm Automation systems may

ignore or be set to ignore this parameter.

Unless you know you need or want something different, use the

default and suggested value of 1.

o Automation Message Printing:

This parameter controls how the MultiNet receiver prints alarm

messages to its assigned printer.

Options are:

 Print only when alarm automation is down. All messages will print

but only those that cannot be reported to alarm automation.

 Print alarms sent to automaton. This setting echoes successfully

reported messages to the printer.

 Always Print Automation Messages. This setting prints all

messages regardless of state of alarm automation.

o Email Alarms:

 Optionally you can enter an email address to send alarm messages.

o Old Alarm Delivery:

Old (or prior) alarms are reported by AES Subscribers when a zone

that has gone into alarm in the past and has not yet restored to its

non-alarm condition at the time the Subscriber is sending a Check-

In or a Status report.

UL 864 requires a setting of:

“Deliver all old alarms for this Business Unit.”

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