Dsc Skyroute User manual

WARNING

You must be enrolled with Connect 24 before

activating this unit. Call 1-888-251-7458 in the

U.S. or 1-888-955-5583 in Canada

Installation

Manual

Version 2.2

Quick Install Guide

Please see page 1

WARNING

:TosatisfyFCCRFexposurerequirementsformobile

transmitting devices, a separation distance of 30 cm or more

should be maintained between the antenna of this device and

personsduringdeviceoperation.Toensurecompliance,operation

at closer than this distance is not recommended.

FCC COMPLIANCE STATEMENT

CAUTION: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by SG Wireless Communications could void your authority to use this equipment.

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 and Part 22 of the FCC Rules. These limits

are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio

frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is

no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which

can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Re-orient the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/television technician for help.

The user may find the following booklet prepared by the FCC useful: “How to Identify and Resolve Radio/Television Interference Problems”. This booklet is

available from the U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington D.C. 20402, Stock # 004-000-00345-4.

FCC ID: PED-SKYROUTE1

INDUSTRY CANADA COMPLIANCE STATEMENT

This Class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian interference-causing equipment regulations.

Cet appareil numérique de la Classe B respecte toutes les exigences de règlement sur le matériel brouilleur du Canada.

IC: 160A-182355A

The term “IC:” before the radio certification number only signifies that Industry Canada technical specifications were met.

Table of Contents

5.10 Bell OUT Terminal ................................................ 8

5.11 Tamper Terminal .................................................. 8

5.12 Secure Installation ................................................ 8

Connection Diagram .................................................... 8

5.13 Wiring a Skyroute Transceiver to a DSC Control

Panel ............................................................................ 9

5.14 Supervised Power Supply Connection ................... 9

Section 6 - Programming and Activating a Skyroute

Transceiver 10

6.1 Defaulting ............................................................ 10

6.2 Programming Options .......................................... 10

6.3 Activating a Skyroute Transceiver ......................... 11

Section 7 - [803] Skyroute Programming Worksheets

(PC5010/580/1555/5015) 12

7.1 Defaulting ............................................................ 12

7.2 Basic Programming .............................................. 12

7.3 Advanced Programming ....................................... 14

Section 8 - Testing 19

Section 9 - Troubleshooting 20

For Your Records 21

Appendix A - Reporting codes 22

Appendix B - Zone Alarms/Restorals 24

Quick Install Guide 1

Section 1 - Contents 2

1.1 Important Information ........................................... 2

1.2 Skyroute Transceiver Glossary of Terms .................. 2

Section 2 - What Is It? 2

2.1 Introducing the Skyroute Transceiver ...................... 2

2.2 Specifications ......................................................... 2

Section 3 - How does it work? 3

3.1 Cellemetry Communication .................................... 3

3.2 Skyroute Reporting Methods .................................. 3

Section 4 - What Do I Do before Installing a Skyroute

Transceiver? 5

Section 5 - Installing a Skyroute Transceiver 6

5.1 Location of the Skyroute Unit ................................. 6

5.2 Relocating the Skyroute Transceiver ....................... 6

5.3 Relocating the Antenna .......................................... 6

Antenna Relocation Diagram ........................................ 7

5.4 UL Requirements ................................................... 7

5.5 Installation ............................................................. 8

5.6 Mounting the Skyroute Transceiver ........................ 8

5.7 Mounting the Antenna ............................................ 8

5.8 Keybus Connection ................................................ 8

5.9 Bell IN Terminal ..................................................... 8

SKYROUTE – QUICK INSTALL GUIDE

IMPORTANTIMPORTANT

IMPORTANT: You must be enrolled with CONNECT 24 to activate a Skyroute transceiver. If you are not: You must be enrolled with CONNECT 24 to activate a Skyroute transceiver. If you are not

: You must be enrolled with CONNECT 24 to activate a Skyroute transceiver. If you are not: You must be enrolled with CONNECT 24 to activate a Skyroute transceiver. If you are not

: You must be enrolled with CONNECT 24 to activate a Skyroute transceiver. If you are not

already enrolled, please call 1-888-955-5583 in Canada or 1-888-251-7458 in the U.S. at least 24already enrolled, please call 1-888-955-5583 in Canada or 1-888-251-7458 in the U.S. at least 24

already enrolled, please call 1-888-955-5583 in Canada or 1-888-251-7458 in the U.S. at least 24

hours prior to your first activation.hours prior to your first activation.

hours prior to your first activation.

STEP 1 –DETERMINE BEST SIGNAL LOCATION (See Section 5.1)

Connect the Skyroute transceiver to a 7 Ah battery, as described in Section 5.1. Determine the best location for signal

strength. If good signal strength cannot be found, an antenna extension or relocation may be required.

STEP 2 –CONNECT THE SKYROUTE TO THE PANEL (See Section 5.13)

Mount and connect the Skyroute to the control panel as shown in Section 5.13.

STEP 3 –PROGRAM THE SKYROUTE (See Section 6)

Enter *8 + Installer Code to enter Programming Mode. Go to section 803, and program the following sections:

DEFAULT THE SKYROUTE - Section [99]

Select the Default option as described in Section 6.1 of this manual:

• For FULL REPORTING……………….enter 00 into Section [99]

• For FALLBACK REPORTING….….....enter 11 into Section [99]

• For GENERIC REPORTING………..…enter 22 into Section [99]

The Skyroute module will automatically restart, and default to the new setting.

PROGRAM THE ZONE DEFINITIONS - Sections [01] through [04]

• Program the Zone Definitions as described in Section 6.2.

SELECT THE CELLULAR CHANNEL - Section [06]

The Skyroute transceiver is defaulted for Channel B. If you require Channel A (see the SID List for the channel of the cellular

service provider in your area), perform the following:

• In Section [06], TURN OFF OPTION 2, and TURN ON OPTION 1 (Press # to exit section [06])

SELECT TEST TRANSMISSION TIME - Sections [10], [11], and [13]

• In Section [10], enter the transmission time of day in 24-hour format (HHMM).

NOTE: Due to the volume of wireless traffic generated by test signals, please select a time which is NOT on the :30

minute marks (i.e.,

NOTNOT

NOT

02:30, 04:00, etc. Select a time like 02:24, or 04:07, etc. wherever possible.

• In Section [11], select the transmission day of the week.

NOTE: This section is not to be used for UL Listed applications.

• In Section [13], select Daily or Weekly testing as required.

NOTE: Select this option in conjunction with the CONNECT 24 rate plan you are using for this installation. The default

setting is weekly. For UL Listed applications daily test reports are required.

STEP 4 –ACTIVATE THE SKYROUTE WITH CONNECT 24 (See Section 6.3)

Call the Voice Response Unit (VRU) at the toll free number provided with your Dealer Confirmation.

Once activated, send two signals to your

central station to confirm proper operation.

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ALLAALLA

ALLATION IS NOW COMPLETE.TION IS NOW COMPLETE.

TION IS NOW COMPLETE.TION IS NOW COMPLETE.

TION IS NOW COMPLETE.

ALL OTHER PROGRAMMING SECTIONS IN THIS MANUAL ARE OPTIONAL.ALL OTHER PROGRAMMING SECTIONS IN THIS MANUAL ARE OPTIONAL.

ALL OTHER PROGRAMMING SECTIONS IN THIS MANUAL ARE OPTIONAL.

Section 1 - Contents

1.1 Important Information

This manual is based on the production version of the included

wireless device. Software changes may have occurred after the

revision of this manual.

Caution

Any changes or modifications not expressly approved in this

document could void your warranty for this equipment and

void your authority to use this equipment.

Warning

Only use the antenna provided by DSC. The use of any other

type will invalidate the warranty and may be dangerous.

1.2 Skyroute Transceiver Glossary of Terms

The following is a description of various terms used with

respect to cellemetry technology.

Electronic Serial Number (ESN)

The ESN is used to carry data information in a Cellemetry

Network

Mobile Identification Number (MIN)

A 10-digit decimal number used for registrations and pages.

Page

A transmission that is sent from the Cellemetry Gateway to

the Cellemetry radio.

Registration

A transmission that is sent from the Cellemetry radio to the

Cellemetry Gateway.

System Identification Number (SID)

Identification of the Cellemetry Provider.

Switch Number (SNO)

Switch number the Cellemetry radio uses to transmit pages

to the Cellemetry Gateway.

Clearing House

The clearing house is a routing center that automatically forwards

data between Skyroute transmitters and central stations.

Section 2 - What Is It?

2.1 Introducing the Skyroute Transceiver

The Skyroute transceiver offers a new wireless communication

method for the transmission of event information using the

*CellemetryTM service. Events are transmitted from the Skyroute

transceiver via the Cellemetry network to the clearing house

and then to the central station in a fast, reliable manner. The

Skyroute receiver has been designed for simple and straightfor-

ward installation. Using KeybusTM technology, wiring connec-

tions are made directly between Skyroute module and the

security control panel.

2.2 Specifications

2.2.1 Compatible Control Panels

• DSC PC5010 / Partner P-832 software version v1.XX; v2.X

and higher

• DSC PC1555 / Partner P-6B software version v2.XX and

higher

• DSC PC580 / Partner P-48 software version v2.XX and

higher

• DSC PC5015 / Partner P-832DL software version v1.XX;

v2.2X and higher

2.2.2 Communication Method

• AMPS Control Channel

2.2.3 Dual Path Communications

• The system can be used as the sole method of communication

to the central station or as a second transmission path in

addition to the standard land line.

Please contact your central station on

dual signal communication.

• Automation system at central station must be able to

suppress redundant signals.

*Cellemetry is a registered trademark of Numerex Corporation.

2.2.4 Antenna

• 3 dB gain, TNC connector

• Extension Kits available:

LAE – 3 The 3 Foot Antenna Kit for Skyroute Transceiver

LAE – 15 The 15 Foot Antenna Kit for Skyroute Transceiver

LAE – 25 The 25 Foot Antenna Kit for Skyroute Transceiver

2.2.5 RF Power Output

• 3.0 Watts maximum

2.2.6 Power Supply Ratings

• 12 VDC @30mA, from panel Keybus; DSC Keybus control

panel required

• 12 VDC, from bell circuit

Current in standby 90mA

Current when receiving 135mA

Current when transmitting 1.3A

•

For DSC control panels the required minimum transformer

is one rated at 16VAC 40 VA. The minimum battery

requirement is 12VDC 7 Ah.

2.2.7 Dimension

• 3.5” x 4.6” x 1.8” (85 mm x 115 mm x 45 mm)

2.2.8 Weight

• 0.5 lbs. (0.2 kg)

2.2.9 Operating Temperature

•0

oC - 49oC (32oF - 120oF)

• 85% humidity, non-condensing

Section 3 - How Does It Work?

3.1 Cellemetry Communication

The Skyroute transceiver communicates using the control channel

of the existing cellular network. Signals are routed to the Cellemetry

Gateway via the SS7 cellular network. A clearing house then

receives the signals and forwards the events to the central station.

Upon receiving an acknowledgement signal from the central

station, the clearing house then returns a confirmation of delivery

signal to the Skyroute transceiver over the network. For transmis-

sion sequence see drawing below:

• The Skyroute transceiver reads the system activity directly

from the Keybus. It also sends the corresponding signals

over the cellular network, depending on what you have

programmed the Skyroute transceiver to send.

• The Skyroute transceiver cannot be programmed as a land

line backup communicator. It will transmit all signals to the

central station in parallel with the land line communicator.

• The Skyroute transceiver can be reprogrammed for full or

generic reporting (see Sections 6.1 and 7.1 ‘Defaulting’).

• The Skyroute transceiver does not consider the signal to be

received at the central station until it receives confirmation

from the clearing house. Relay between signals can be up

to 60 seconds apart.

3.2 Skyroute Reporting Methods

Reporting via Skyroute is in addition to landline communica-

tions. Land line communications are unaffected by which

reporting method the Skyroute is using. A default of the

Skyroute must be performed before activation (Enter 00, 11

or 22 in sub-section [99] ‘Software Defaulting of the

Skyroute’). This is necessary to configure the Skyroute for

one of the three possible reporting methods:

1.‘Full Reporting’ (Enter 00 in sub-section [99])

2.‘Generic Reporting’ (Enter 22 in sub-section [99])

3.‘Generic Reporting will fallback to Full Reporting’(Enter 22

in sub-section [99)

Other important things to note:

• For an event to report via the Skyroute, the event reporting

code in sections [30]-[79] must be programmed as [FF]

and the associated ‘Transmission Option’ (in section [22])

must be enabled.

• To disable a specific event from reporting via the Skyroute,

program the reporting code as [00].

• To disable a group of reporting codes from reporting via

the Skyroute, turn OFF the respective ‘Transmisison Option’

in section [22].

3.2.1 Full Reporting

(Enter 00 in sub-section [99])

All events in sections [30]-[79] are automatically programmed

as [FF] and will be sent by the Skyroute. To disable a specific

event from sending via the Skyroute, program the reporting

code as [00]. To disable a group of reporting codes from

sending via the Skyroute, Turn OFF the respective

‘Transmisison Option’ in section [22].

When using ‘Full Reporting’ it is very important to understand

that when multiple signals need to be sent, there is approxi-

mately a one-minute delay between each signal sent via the

Skyroute. Because of this delay, the Skyroute will buffer

signals when multiple events occur and transmit them in the

order received.

For example; if you need to send 4 signals (I.e. alarm zone 1,

alarm restore zone 1, alarm zone 2, alarm restore zone 2), it

will take approximately 3 minutes for the Skyroute to send all

4 signals. The first signal sends immediately, then the re-

maining three signals are each sent approximately 1 minute

apart in the order that they occurred.

When using Full Reporting, the central station will receive the

same signal from the panel via landline communications and

from the panel via Skyroute Communications. This is why it

is important to contact your central station regarding dual

signal communication. The automation system at the central

station must be able to suppress redundant signals.

3.2.2 Generic Reporting

(Enter 22 sub-section [99])

Generic Reporting is used to avoid duplicate alarm signals

from being received at the central station. It also avoids the

large delays between landline signals and Skyroute signals

that occur when multiple events of the same type happen

within a short time period. (Both of which occur when using

‘Full Reporting’).

Generic reporting only applies to certain types of alarm

events. These events are grouped together into one of 4

categories. Each category has a specific alarm reporting

code. When one of these alarms occur, the Skyroute will send

the associated alarm reporting code for the category the

alarm belongs to – and then start a timer for that category (5

minutes at default programmed in section [21]). If another

alarm occurs in the same category while its timer is active,

then no signal is generated via the Skyroute for that category.

If an alarm occurs in a different category, then the Skyroute

will send the associated alarm reporting code for that cat-

egory – and then start a timer for that category (5 minutes at

default – programmed in section [21]). Each category has it’s

own timer. If a new alarm event occurs after the timer has

expired for its category, the sequence restarts. All events

that are not included in one of the 4 categories (noted below)

will be fully transmitted by the Skyroute (if the associated

reporting codes are programmed and ‘Transmission Op-

tions’ are ON).

While in Generic Mode, the panel will group the following

alarm events together as follows:

• Burglary: Delay 1, Delay 2, Instant, Interior, Interior Stay/

Away, Delay Stay/Away, 24 Hour Burglary, 24 Hour Latching

Tamper, Momentary Keyswitch Arm, Maintained Keyswitch

Arm, Links Answer

• Fire: Delayed Fire, Standard Fire, Delayed Fire (wireless),

Standard Fire (wireless), 2-Wire Smoke (PGM2), Keypad

Fire.

• Supervisory: 24 Hour Supervisory Buzzer, Silent 24 Hr

(PGM2), Audible 24 Hr (PGM2), Zone Expander Supervisory

Alarm.

• Panic: 24 Hour Panic, Keypad Panic

Generic Signals

SIA Contact ID

Burglary Partition x Event BA Partition x Event 130

zone 98 zone 098

Fire Partition x Event FA Partition x Event 110

zone 98 zone 098

Supervisory Partition x Event US Partition x Event 140

zone 98 zone 098

Panic Partition x Event PA Partition x Event 120

zone 98 zone 098

3.2.3 Generic Reporting with Fallback to Full

Reporting

(Enter 11 in sub-section [99])

Normally, the Skyroute will use ‘Generic Reporting’ (de-

scribed earlier). At any time if the Skyroute receives either a

FTC (Failure to Communicate) or a TLM (Telephone Line

Monitor) trouble from the main panel via the Keybus, the

Skyroute will switch into ‘Full Reporting’ and send alarm

signals as outlined above in ‘Full Reporting’ (Note: When

using ‘Generic Reporting with Fallback to Full Reporting’ and

the Skyroute switches to ‘Full Reporting’ upon receiving and

‘FTC’ or ‘TLM’ from the panel, the Skyroute will transmit the

alarm signals with the specific zone numbers without

restorals).

When the Skyroute switches into ‘Full Reporting’, the FTC or

TLM trouble will be the first signal sent by the Skyroute. For

the Skyroute to switch back into ‘Generic Reporting’, the TLM

or FTC trouble must restore and a signal must be received by

the Skyroute from the main panel via the Keybus.

Upon restoral of the TLM or FTC Trouble, any signals that

occurred before the TLM or FTC trouble restored that still

need to be transmitted will be sent via the Skyroute until the

Skyroute’s communications buffer is empty. In addition, if

new alarms occur after switching back to ‘Generic Reporting’

while full reporting events are still in the Skyroute’s commu-

nication buffer, the Skyroute will generate the generic signal,

place it at the end of the communication buffer and function

as outlined above for ‘Generic Reporting’.

Section 4 - What Do I Do before Installing a Skyroute Transceiver?

CONNECT 24 is your Skyroute Cellemetry service provider.

If you have not yet enrolled as a Skyroute dealer, you must do so at least 1 business day before your first Skyroute installation.

Note: If you do not have the numbers required below, please call Connect 24 at 1-888-955-5583 in Canada or 1-888-251-Note: If you do not have the numbers required below, please call Connect 24 at 1-888-955-5583 in Canada or 1-888-251-

Note: If you do not have the numbers required below, please call Connect 24 at 1-888-955-5583 in Canada or 1-888-251-

7458 in the U.S. “Dealer Enrolment”.7458 in the U.S. “Dealer Enrolment”.

7458 in the U.S. “Dealer Enrolment”.

Activation of your Skyroute transmitter can be accomplished in minutes, at any time 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, by calling

our toll-free CONNECT 24

Voice Response Unit at 877-759-7688 (Canada) or 888-251-7554 (U.S.)Voice Response Unit at 877-759-7688 (Canada) or 888-251-7554 (U.S.)

Voice Response Unit at 877-759-7688 (Canada) or 888-251-7554 (U.S.)

. This guide will provide

you with an example of what to expect when you are using the VRU.

Before you begin, make sure you have all of the information that you will need to enter into the VRU system.

What you will need…

•

The Profile Number for your installation

The five-digit Profile Number represents the Central Station

Receiver/Rate Plan combination and the communication

format you are using. Make sure that you know which

profile number to use when doing an installation.

• Your Installer ID Number

Each individual installer who was listed on your Dealer

Enrolment Form was given an eight or nine-digit unique

Installer ID Number. This number can be found on the

Authorized Installer Card sent with the Dealer Confirmation

Form.

• Your Installer PIN

Each installer is provided a four digit Personal Identification

Number (PIN) on the Dealer Enrolment Form. If you have

forgotten your PIN, please contact CONNECT 24.

• The Central Station Account Number for the alarm

system

This is the account number you wish to be transmitted

to the central station. If the profile is set to send SIA

format, enter a maximum of six digits; if Contact ID

format, enter a maximum of four digits.

• The Skyroute MIN (Mobile Identification Number)

The MIN identifies the Skyroute transmitter. The 10-

digit MIN is located on the label affixed to your Skyroute

transmitter.

• The System ID Number (SID) for the cellular provider

in your area

The five-digit System ID Number tells CONNECT 24

(and the cellular network) the home area in which your

transmitter is installed. When you program this number

into the DSC alarm panel, it is entered in HEX format.

However, when entering this number into the CONNECT

24 VRU, it is entered in DECIMAL format.

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5 .1 Location of the Skyroute Unit

It is very important to determine the best location for maximum signal strength.

Verify signal strength prior to installation!

1:Normal (activated) The radio is operating normally and

there are no troubles with the Skyroute.

2:Radio not Responding Possible causes; the radio in the

Skyroute is not powered up, the initialization of cellemetry

radio has failed, an internal problem with the radio, bad data

connections between the radio and the panel.

3:Failed self-test A self-test of the cellemetry module has

failed.

4:No cell network The cellemetry modem has failed to

or very weak signal).

5:Failure to communicate The Skyroute has not successfully

communicated a signal to the central station (the Skyroute

has not received the acknowledgement that the central

station successfully received a signal).

6:Ready to Activate The Skyrotue has not been activated

with Connect 24.

• If there is a Skyroute trouble, the panel it is connected to

will display a ‘General System Supervisory’ trouble.

• If the [TAM] to [COM] terminals are open on the Skyroute,

the panel it is connected to will display a ‘General System

Tamper’ trouble.

5.2 Relocating the Skyroute Transceiver

Since the Skyroute transceiver is a Keybus accessory, it is

possible to relocate the module up to 1000 feet from the

main control panel when the panel is not located in a good

Cellemetry coverage area (a control panel installed in a

vault for example). When relocating the module, follow

theses rules:

• Maximum of 1000 feet from the main control. Keybus

(Red, Black, Yellow, Green) from the panel to the Skyroute

transceiver.

• A UL1481 Listed power supply [email protected] must be used

for UL installations.

• The power supply (+ positive) is connected to the Skyroute

transceiver (BELL IN) terminal and the power supply

(–negative) to the Skyroute transceiver (COM) terminal.

• The cabinet must be installed in a secure location and

should have a tamper circuit connected to the Skyroute

(TAM and COM) terminals.

5.3 Relocating the Antenna

If a suitable location is not available for proper Cellemetry

coverage, obtain an Antenna Extension Bracket Kit from your

DSC supplier. Each kit contains an extension cable, a mount-

ing bracket, instructions, and all required hardware. Three

lengths of extension cable are available:

Extension Kit Length of cable

LAE-3 3 feet (0.91 m)

LAE-15 15 feet (4.57 m)

LAE-25 25 feet (7.62 m)

Only use the Extension Kits to extend the mounting range of

the antenna. Do not cut or splice the extension cable. The

maximum distance between the Skyroute transceiver and the

antenna is 25 feet (7.62 m) as obtained by using the LAE-25

Extension Kit. Make sure the antenna is in a physically secured

location to avoid tampering.

Secure the TNC connector from the Extension Kit to the

mounting bracket, ensuring that the star washers make solid

electrical contact with the mounting bracket.

Remove the antenna from the Skyroute module and connect

the extension cable to the TNC connector on the module.

Secure the antenna to the TNC connector mounted on the

Extension Kit mounting bracket. Locate the mounting bracket

and antenna away from possible sources of electrical interfer-

ence. Moving the antenna just a short distance will likely be

adequate. Temporarily secure the mounting bracket in the

new location and proceed with testing. If the test is success-

ful, permanently secure the mounting bracket and antenna at

the new location.

LED 1: Good signal strength

LED 2: Acceptable signal strength

LED 3: Poor signal strength

LED 4: One blink = Transmit TX

Two blinks = Receive RX

LED 5: Status (number of blinks)

1: Normal (activated)

2: Radio not responding

3: Failed self-test

4: No cell network

5: Fail to communicate

6: Ready to activate

12V 7Ah

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Antenna Relocation Diagram

5.4 UL Requirements

5.4.1 Grade A - Central Station Service, Residential

Fire and Burglary Installations

• Programming [013] - Option 2 Test Rates must be “ON”.

• Every 24 hours a check-in signal must be sent to the central

station. Refer to compatible Listed control unit’s installation

instructions for programming.

• Dialing attempts must be programmed for 5 to 10 attempts.

Skyroute transmitter makes 4 attempts which is not

programmable. Refer to compatible Listed control unit’s

installation instructions for programming.

• Alarm signals must be sent over both primary and secondary

communication paths -

1.Compatible Listed control unit’s land line to central

station (primary).

2. Skyroute transmission through Cellemetry to the

clearing house (Connect 24) (secondary).

• DACT must be enabled for Listed compatible control unit.

5.4.2 Police Station Connect with Basic Line Security

• Same as Grade A Central Station Installations.

5.9 Bell IN Terminal

This terminal is used to power the Cellemetry modem of the

Skyroute module. This connects to the BELL + on the

control panel. No other wire should be connected to the

Bell+ of the control panel.

An extra power supply can be used to power the modem if

it is not located near the main control panel or is located

where the system cannot provide enough power for the

transmissions. Connect the positive of the power supply to

the BELL IN and the negative to the COM to ensure proper

grounding (see diagram on this page).

5.10 Bell OUT Terminal

This terminal is used to power the siren or any other devices

that would usually connect to the control panel BELL+

terminal. This output is powered through the 5A fuse for

protection of the radio transmitting power.

5.11 Tamper Terminal

Connect TAM and COM to a normally closed switch that will

be used to monitor tamper. If no tamper switch is desired

place a wire between TAM and COM.

5.12 Secure Installation

For a secure installation, the Skyroute transceiver and its host

panel must be locked and protected. An instant trip IR sensor

would be the most appropriate for supervision of the panel. A

cabinet tamper switch connected to the TAM terminal of the

Skyroute transceiver is also suggested.

Connection Diagram

DSC panel minimum

power requirements:

16 V

40 VA transformer

12 V

7 Ah battery

150' max.

WARNING

Remove all AC and battery

power from main control panel

before wiring the Skyroute

module, or damage to the

unit will occur.

5.5 Installation

It is mandatory that the power be removed from the system

before any wiring changes are performed on the Skyroute

module. Neglecting to do so will result in damage to the

Skyroute transceiver.

5.6 Mounting the Skyroute Transceiver

The Skyroute transceiver can be mounted in the upper right

hand corner of the panel’s cabinet through the knockout. The

Skyroute transceiver case attaches to the panel’s cabinet

through the use of clips and two screws.

5.7 Mounting the Antenna

NOTE: The antenna should always be attached to theNOTE: The antenna should always be attached to the

NOTE: The antenna should always be attached to the

SkSk

Skyroute transceiver for proper operation. The unityroute transceiver for proper operation. The unit

yroute transceiver for proper operation. The unityroute transceiver for proper operation. The unit

yroute transceiver for proper operation. The unit willwill

willwill

will

notnot

not function properly if the antenna is not installed.function properly if the antenna is not installed.

function properly if the antenna is not installed.function properly if the antenna is not installed.

function properly if the antenna is not installed.

The antenna attaches to the TNC connector of the Skyroute

transceiver. The antenna should be mounted as high above

ground level as possible while at the same time care should

be taken not to place the antenna under a radio frequency

shield of any kind. For example, do not mount the antenna

directly below a metal roofing overhang. The Skyroute trans-

ceiver functions best when installed in an unobstructed line

of sight to the cellular antenna site.

5.8 Keybus Connection

The Skyroute transmitter has 4 terminals marked red, black,

yellow and green. Connect these four terminals to the 4

terminals on the main control panel marked Keybus (red,

black, yellow and green).

5.13 Wiring Skyroute to a DSC/Partner Control

Panel

• Remove the circular knockout in the top left corner of the

control panel cabinet. Mount the Skyroute unit in its place.

• Secure the Skyroute module to the cabinet using the

supplied screws.

• Attach the Skyroute antenna to the unit.

• Disconnect and remove the AC and battery power from the

control panel. Wire the red, black, yellow and green wires

from the panel Keybus to the corresponding RED, BLK, YEL

and GRN terminals on the Skyroute transceiver.

• Wire a normally closed tamper switch between the COM

and TAM terminals of the Skyroute module. If a tamper

switch is not going to be used, place a jumper wire between

the COM and TAM terminals.

• Wire the BELL+ terminal of the panel to the BELL IN

terminal of the Skyroute unit. The wire run must not exceed

150 ft. / 45.5 m.

• Wire the BELL- terminal of the panel to the negative (-)

terminal of the bell/siren.

• Wire the BELL+/SIREN+ terminal of the panel to the BELL

OUT terminal of the Skyroute transceiver.

• Apply AC and DC power to the control panel. Power up

both the Skyroute module and the panel.

• Do the programming if it is required.

• Call the Connect 24 VRU (Voice Reponse Unit) to activate

your Skyroute account.

NOTE: If a bell or sirNOTE: If a bell or sir

NOTE: If a bell or siren is not going to be used in the sysen is not going to be used in the sys

en is not going to be used in the sysen is not going to be used in the sys

en is not going to be used in the sys--

tem, wirtem, wir

tem, wire the BELL/SIREN terminals on the panel with ae the BELL/SIREN terminals on the panel with a

e the BELL/SIREN terminals on the panel with ae the BELL/SIREN terminals on the panel with a

e the BELL/SIREN terminals on the panel with a

1000 Ohm r1000 Ohm r

1000 Ohm resistoresistor

esistoresistor

esistor. Then wir. Then wir

. Then wir. Then wir

. Then wire only the BELL+ terminal ofe only the BELL+ terminal of

e only the BELL+ terminal ofe only the BELL+ terminal of

e only the BELL+ terminal of

the panel to the BELL IN terminal of the Skthe panel to the BELL IN terminal of the Sk

the panel to the BELL IN terminal of the Skyroute module.yroute module.

yroute module.yroute module.

yroute module.

5.14 Supervised Power Supply Connection

Power Requirements

The PC5204 power supply requires a 16V, 40 VA transformer

and a 12V, 7 Ah battery.

NOTE: If a battery is not connected to the PC5204 powerNOTE: If a battery is not connected to the PC5204 power

NOTE: If a battery is not connected to the PC5204 power

supplysupply

supply, an expansion trouble and a r, an expansion trouble and a r

, an expansion trouble and a r, an expansion trouble and a r

, an expansion trouble and a restoral will be generestoral will be gener

estoral will be generestoral will be gener

estoral will be gener--

ated every time a signal is transmitted.ated every time a signal is transmitted.

ated every time a signal is transmitted.

Connections

• The Keybus from the panel is connected to both the

PC5204 module and the Skyroute transceiver.

• A wire is connected from the AUX terminal on the PC5204

module to the BELL IN of the Skyroute transceiver.

• A jumper or a normally closed switch is required between the

TAM and the COM terminals on the Skyroute transceiver.

• A jumper or a normally closed switch is required between

the TAM and the BLK terminals for the tamper of the

PC5204 power supply.

• Wire the positive lead of the device to the AUX+ terminal.

• Connect a 1000 Ohm resistor between AUX+ and O1

terminals.

NOTES: for securNOTES: for secur

NOTES: for secure installation a tamper switch must bee installation a tamper switch must be

e installation a tamper switch must bee installation a tamper switch must be

e installation a tamper switch must be

installed on the Skinstalled on the Sk

installed on the Skyroute module.yroute module.

yroute module.yroute module.

yroute module.

Using the PC5204 power supply module for this configu-Using the PC5204 power supply module for this configu-

Using the PC5204 power supply module for this configu-

ration is not UL Listed. A UL1481 Listed power supplyration is not UL Listed. A UL1481 Listed power supply

ration is not UL Listed. A UL1481 Listed power supply

(e.g(e.g

(e.g., PS5350) must be used.., PS5350) must be used.

., PS5350) must be used.., PS5350) must be used.

., PS5350) must be used.

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Section 6 - Programming and Activating a Skyroute

6.2 Programming Options

All programming on the Skyroute transceiver is done in the

Installer Programming mode. Refer to the control panel’s

Installation Manual

for instructions on how to enter Installer

Programming. From Installer Programming, enter section [803]

to go to the Skyroute programming sections.

Sub-sections [01] to [22] apply to all installations.

Sub-sections [30] to [78] are only relevant when using the

Skyroute transceiver for either Full Reporting or for Generic

Reporting with Fallback to Full Reporting. These sections are not

relevant when using the Skyroute transceiver for Generic Re-

porting only.

6.2.1 Basic Programming (applies to all installations)

Zone Definition: Sub-sections [01] to [05]

These sections must be programmed exactly the same as the

main control panel. This allows the Skyroute transceiver to

translate information sent along the Keybus and identify the

proper event.

NOTE: The Skyroute module will not followNOTE: The Skyroute module will not follow

NOTE: The Skyroute module will not follow

any zone transmission delays; i.e., any zones programmedany zone transmission delays; i.e., any zones programmed

any zone transmission delays; i.e., any zones programmed

with a delay will be sent immediately by the Skyroutewith a delay will be sent immediately by the Skyroute

with a delay will be sent immediately by the Skyroute

transceiver.transceiver.

transceiver.

Configuration Options: Sub-section [06]

• Channel A enable/disable…………..option [1]

This option must be selected when the Cellemetry provider

is an “A” side carrier.

• Channel B enable/disable…………..option[2]

This option must be selected when the Cellemetry provider

is a “B” side carrier.

• Home system only enable/disable…option[3]

This option must be programmed to ensure that the

Skyroute transceiver is communicating using the proper

carrier. When selected, the transceiver will only use

towers with the same SID (as programmed in section

[07]).

NOTE: For US locations please refer to ‘U.S.A. SID ListNOTE: For US locations please refer to ‘U.S.A. SID List

NOTE: For US locations please refer to ‘U.S.A. SID List

- By State’. For Canadian locations please select- By State’. For Canadian locations please select

- By State’. For Canadian locations please select

channel B.channel B.

channel B.

• To activate the Skyroute module in Home mode:

1. Select a channel, A or B, in address 06 (Option 1 or 2)

2. Wait for signal strength.

3. Enter in address 07 the Home SID number in hexadecimal

format.

4. Select Home mode (Option 3) and deactivate A or B

channel in address 06.

NOTE: ANOTE: A

NOTE: After changing subfter changing sub

fter changing subfter changing sub

fter changing sub--

-section [06] or [07] a rsection [06] or [07] a r

section [06] or [07] a rsection [06] or [07] a r

section [06] or [07] a restartestart

estartestart

estart

is ris r

is requirequir

equirequir

equired. Enter [ed. Enter [

ed. Enter [ed. Enter [

ed. Enter [

FF] in section [99].FF] in section [99].

FF] in section [99].

Skyroute transceiver SID (System ID): Sub-section [07]

Please refer to the SID table included with the Skyroute

module to determine the SID number for your area.

6.1 Defaulting

This product must be defaulted BEFORE programming/ac-This product must be defaulted BEFORE programming/ac-

This product must be defaulted BEFORE programming/ac-

tivatingtivating

tivating..

Select the type of default as follows:

6.1.1 Full Reporting

• Entering 00 in sub-section [99]

1. A complete default of the system is performed

2. All reporting sub-sections, [30] through [78] are

automatically programmed as [FF] and will be sent by the

Skyroute transceiver.

6.1.2 Generic Reporting with Fallback to Full

Reporting

• Entering 11 in sub-section [99]*

1. A complete default is performed

2. Alarm Restoral Reporting Code, sub-sections [34] through

[38], will be automatically programmed to [00], except

the duress alarm.

3. The Keypad and PGM Restorals in section [39] will be

programmed to [00]. Zone Tamper & Restoral reporting

code, sub-sections [40] through [48], will be programmed

to [00]**.

4. Zone Supervisory & Restoral, sub-sections [49] through

[56], will be programmed to [00]**.

5. Zone Low Battery Alarm & Restoral, sub-sections [57]

through [64], will be programmed to [00]***.

6. Keypad Zone Restoral, sub-section [39], last 4

programming locations, will be programmed as [00].

7. Miscellaneous Restoral and Periodic Test in sections

[77] and [78] will be programmed as [00].

6.1.3 Generic Reporting

• Entering 22 in sub-section [99]*

1. A complete default is performed

2. Alarm Restoral reporting code, sub-sections [34] through

[38], will be automatically programmed to [00], except

the duress alarm.

3. The Keypad and PGM Restorals in section [39] will be

programmed to [00]. Zone Tamper & Restoral reporting

code, sub-sections [40] through [48], will be programmed

to [00]**.

4. Zone Supervisory & Restoral, sub-sections [49] through

[56], will be automatically programmed to [00]**.

5. Zone Low Battery Alarm & Restoral, sub-sections [57]

through 64, will be automatically programmed to [00]***.

6. Keypad Zone Restoral, sub-section [39], last 4

programming locations, will be programmed as [00].

7. Miscellaneous Restoral and Periodic Test in sections

[77] and [78] will be programmed as [00].

* Any reporting code sub-section not mentioned is pro-

grammed as [FF]

** These signals only apply to installations with double EOL.

*** These signals only apply to installations with wireless

zone modules.

In Generic mode, see Appendix A for Generic signals. (See

Section 3 ‘How Does It Work?’ for description of each

reporting method.)

1111

Skyroute Test Time: Sub-section [10]

In this section enter the time of the day (24-hour format) you

want the test transmission to be sent.

Test Transmission Day Mask: Section [11]

In this section select the day of the week on which you want

the test transmission to be sent.

NOTE: This option cannot be used for UL Listed installations.NOTE: This option cannot be used for UL Listed installations.

NOTE: This option cannot be used for UL Listed installations.

Skyroute Test Rates: Sub-section [13)

• Option 1- Hourly Test: If this option is ON, the Skyroute will

self-generate a ‘Skyroute Test Transmission’ signal (TX-00

or E603-000) every hour.

• Option 2- Daily Test: If this option is ON, the Skyroute will

self-generate a ‘Skyroute Test Transmission’ signal (TX-00

or E603-000) every day.

• Option 3- Weekly Test: If this option is ON, the Skyroute

will self-generate a ‘Skyroute Test Transmission’ signal (TX-

00 or E603-000) every week.

• Option 4 – Keybus Tests Enabled: If this option is ON, the

Skyroute will send a ‘Periodic Test Transmission’ signal

(RP-00 or E602-000) at the same time the main panel

sends its ‘Periodic Test Transmission’ via the land line.

Generic Signal Timer: Sub-section [21]

This is the timer used by Generic Reporting. See Section 3 for

more information.

1E I_____I_____I (number x 10 seconds)

Transmission Options: Sub-section [22]

This section will enable sections of reporting codes. (See

table for different service plans.)

Default Option

ON I_____I 1 Alarms/Restoral Disabled

OFF I_____I 2 Tamper Restoral/Restoral Disabled

OFF I_____I 3 Supervisory/Restoral Disabled

OFF I_____I 4 Low Battery/Restoral Disabled

OFF I_____I 5 Opening/ Closing Disabled

ON I_____I 6 Maintenance Disabled

OFF I_____I 7 & 8 Not Used

Refer to Appendices A and B to find out which reporting

codes are controlled by each transmission option.

6.2.2 Advanced Programming

Individual Event: Sub-sections [30] to [78]

These sections are used to determine if an event will be

transmitted by the Skyroute transceiver. If ’00’ is entered,

that event will not be transmitted. If ‘FF’ is programmed, the

event will be transmitted. ‘FF’ is the default value.

The Skyroute module will send these events when they occur

in the system unless they are programmed as ‘00’. Refer to

Appendices A and B for more information.

6.3 Activating a Skyroute Transceiver

Before activating the Skyroute transceiver, ensure that the

control panel is wired, programmed and operating properly.

Make sure that the Skyroute transmitter is properly con-

nected to the Keybus and to the bell (+ positive) circuit. When

power is applied to the system, the Skyroute transceiver will

perform self-diagnostics for a few seconds, before giving

visual feedback by indicating signal strength on LED1, LED2

or LED3.

6.3.1 Calling Connect 24

Once the Skyroute transceiver is indicating the signal strength

of the network, and the status indicator (LED5) is blinking 6

times (not connected to the clearing house), you are ready to

call Connect 24’s Voice Response Unit. Follow the voice

prompt and when asked to perform a test, press SW1 on the

Skyroute transceiver to transmit a test signal. When transmit-

ting, LED4 blinks once. If the test is successful, the VRU will

give you a confirmation and LED5 will then blink steady every

second. Refer to the Connect 24 information package for

more information on the activation process.

Phone number for VRU:

• CANADA: 1-877-759-7688 • U.S.: 1-888-251-7554

NOTE: The confirmation of a successful test fromNOTE: The confirmation of a successful test from

NOTE: The confirmation of a successful test from

Connect 24Connect 24

Connect 24 does not guaranteedoes not guarantee

does not guaranteedoes not guarantee

does not guarantee proper transmissionproper transmission

proper transmissionproper transmission

proper transmission

of the event to your central station.of the event to your central station.

of the event to your central station. YY

You must perou must per

ou must perou must per

ou must per--

form normal tests with your central station after ac-form normal tests with your central station after ac-

form normal tests with your central station after ac-

tivation with Connect 24.tivation with Connect 24.

tivation with Connect 24.

6.3.2 Transmitting and Receiving

LED4 on the Skyroute module will blink once (1) to indicate

the cellular tower has received the signal. It will blink twice

(2) to indicate the alarm central station has received and

acknowledged the signal.

6.3.3 Skyroute Transceiver Trouble Supervision

The Skyroute transceiver automatically monitors its opera-

tion and indicates trouble conditions by flashing LED5 on the

circuit board. LED5 normally flashes once every 2 seconds

when the Skyroute transceiver is on standby (ready to trans-

mit) mode. Troubles are indicated when LED5 flashes more

than once every 2 seconds. See Section 5.1 ‘Location of the

Skyroute Unit’ for the number of flashes used to indicate each

trouble condition in order of importance.

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Section 7 - [803] Skyroute Programming Worksheets

(PC5010/580/1555/5015/P-832/P-48/P-6B/P-832DL)

7.1 Defaulting

NOTE: Default must be performed beforNOTE: Default must be performed befor

NOTE: Default must be performed before activating the Ske activating the Sk

e activating the Ske activating the Sk

e activating the Skyroute transceiveryroute transceiver

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yroute transceiver..

For UL Listed installations, ror UL Listed installations, r

or UL Listed installations, ror UL Listed installations, r

or UL Listed installations, refer to the compatible control panel Installation Manual for programming the number ofefer to the compatible control panel Installation Manual for programming the number of

efer to the compatible control panel Installation Manual for programming the number ofefer to the compatible control panel Installation Manual for programming the number of

efer to the compatible control panel Installation Manual for programming the number of

total attempts between control panel and Sktotal attempts between control panel and Sk

total attempts between control panel and Skyroute unit. The number has to be a total of 5 to 10 attempts. The Skyroute unit. The number has to be a total of 5 to 10 attempts. The Sk

yroute unit. The number has to be a total of 5 to 10 attempts. The Skyroute unit. The number has to be a total of 5 to 10 attempts. The Sk

yroute unit. The number has to be a total of 5 to 10 attempts. The Skyrouteyroute

yrouteyroute

yroute

transceiver is set to maktransceiver is set to mak

transceiver is set to make 4 attempts, which is not a programmable settinge 4 attempts, which is not a programmable setting

e 4 attempts, which is not a programmable settinge 4 attempts, which is not a programmable setting

e 4 attempts, which is not a programmable setting..

[99] Section [99] is for software defaulting of the Skyroute module

C2 I_____I_____I

• Entering 00 will cause a software default of the Skyroute module to Full Reporting.

• Entering 11 will cause a software default of the Skyroute module and Generic reporting with fall-back to Full

reporting if TLM or FTC trouble occurs.

• Entering 22 will cause a software default of the Skyroute module and Generic reporting.

• Entering FF will cause restart of the Skyroute transceiver.

7.2 Basic Programming

[01] Zone 1-8 Definitions

Default Default

00 I_____I_____I Zone 1 00 I_____I_____I Zone 5

00 I_____I_____I Zone 2 00 I_____I_____I Zone 6

00 I_____I_____I Zone 3 00 I_____I_____I Zone 7

00 I_____I_____I Zone 4 00 I_____I_____I Zone 8

[02] Zone 9-16 Definitions

00 I_____I_____I Zone 9 00 I_____I_____IZone 13

00 I_____I_____I Zone 10 00 I_____I_____I Zone 14

00 I_____I_____I Zone 11 00 I_____I_____I Zone 15

00 I_____I_____I Zone 12 00 I_____I_____I Zone 16

[03] Zone 17-24 Definitions

00 I_____I_____I Zone 17 00 I_____I_____I Zone 21

00 I_____I_____I Zone 18 00 I_____I_____IZone 22

00 I_____I_____I Zone 19 00 I_____I_____I Zone 23

00 I_____I_____I Zone 20 00 I_____I_____I Zone 24

[04] Zone 25-32 Definitions

00 I_____I_____I Zone 25 00 I_____I_____I Zone 29

00 I_____I_____I Zone 26 00 I_____I_____I Zone 30

00 I_____I_____I Zone 27 00 I_____I_____I Zone 31

00 I_____I_____I Zone 28 00 I_____I_____I Zone 32

[05] PGM2 Definition

00 I_____I_____I 04 = 2 Wire Smoke, 23 = silent 24 Hour Input, 24 = Audible 24 Hour Input.

[06] Skyroute Configuration Options

Default Option ON Option OFF

OFF I_____I Option 1 ‘A’ Channel Selected ‘A’ Channel Not Selected

ON I_____I Option 2 ‘B’ Channel Selected ‘B’ Channel Not Selected

OFF I_____I Option 3 Home System Only Not in Home System Operation

OFF I_____I Option 4 Unit Active with Connect 24 Unit Not Active with Connect 24

OFF I_____I Options 5 to 8 System Use - DO NOT CHANGE

[07] Home SID Number

0000 I_____I_____I_____I_____I

This is the SID (in Hex) of the cellular service that is available on the current channel.

This section should be programmed ONLY if option 3 is turned ON in section [06].

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[10] Skyroute Test Time

9999 I_____I_____I_____I_____I 0000-2359 (in 24 hour time)

[11] Test Transmission Day Mask - This section is not to be used for UL Listed applications.

Default Option ON Option OFF

OFF I_____I Option 1 Test on Sunday Disabled

OFF I_____I Option 2 Test on Monday Disabled

OFF I_____I Option 3 Test on Tuesday Disabled

OFF I_____I Option 4 Test on Wednesday Disabled

OFF I_____I Option 5 Test on Thursday Disabled

OFF I_____I Option 6 Test on Friday Disabled

OFF I_____I Option 7 Test on Saturday Disabled

OFF I_____I Option 8 For Future Use

[13] Skyroute Test Rates

OFF I_____I Option 1 Hourly Test Disabled

OFF I_____I Option 2* Daily Test Disabled

ON I_____I Option 3 Weekly Test Disabled

OFF I_____I Option 4 Keybus Tests Enabled Disabled

OFF I_____I Options 5 to 8 For Future Use

* Option 2 must be ON for UL Listed applications.

[21] Generic Signal Timer

1E I_____I_____I (number x 10 seconds in Hex)

[22] Transmission Options

Generic Full Option ON Option OFF

Reporting Reporting

ON ON I_____I Option 1 Alarms/Restoral Disabled

OFF** ON I_____I Option 2 Tamper/Restores Disabled

OFF** ON I_____I Option 3 Supervisory/Restores Disabled

OFF** ON I_____I Option 4 Low Battery/Restores Disabled

OFF OFF I_____I Option 5 Openings/Closings Disabled

ON ON I_____I Option 6 Maintenance/Restores Disabled

OFF OFF I_____I Options 7 & 8 For Future Use

** New

BASIC PROGRAMMING COMPLETED

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7.3 Advanced Programming OPTIONAL

The following subThe following sub

The following sub--

-sections (30 -78) have automatically been programmed . How they arsections (30 -78) have automatically been programmed . How they ar

sections (30 -78) have automatically been programmed . How they arsections (30 -78) have automatically been programmed . How they ar

sections (30 -78) have automatically been programmed . How they are programmed depends on howe programmed depends on how

e programmed depends on howe programmed depends on how

e programmed depends on how

you default the Skyou default the Sk

you default the Skyroute (see Section 6.1). Yyroute (see Section 6.1). Y

yroute (see Section 6.1). Yyroute (see Section 6.1). Y

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ou may makou may mak

ou may make changes if wanted.e changes if wanted.

e changes if wanted.e changes if wanted.

e changes if wanted.

Sub-sections [30] to [78]:

If ’00’ is entered, reporting code is disabled (OFF).

If ‘FF’ is entered, default reporting code is enabled (ON). ‘FF’ is the default value.

[30] Alarm Reporting Codes, Zones 1-8

Generic Full Generic Full

Reporting Reporting Reporting Reporting

FF FF I_____I_____I Zone 1 Alarm FF FF I_____I_____I Zone 5 Alarm

FF FF I_____I_____I Zone 2 Alarm FF FF I_____I_____I Zone 6 Alarm

FF FF I_____I_____I Zone 3 Alarm FF FF I_____I_____I Zone 7 Alarm

FF FF I_____I_____I Zone 4 Alarm FF FF I_____I_____I Zone 8 Alarm

[31] Alarm Reporting Codes, Zones 9-16

FF FF I_____I_____I Zone 9 Alarm FF FF I_____I_____I Zone 13 Alarm

FF FF I_____I_____I Zone 10 Alarm FF FF I_____I_____I Zone 14 Alarm

FF FF I_____I_____I Zone 11 Alarm FF FF I_____I_____I Zone 15 Alarm

FF FF I_____I_____I Zone 12 Alarm FF FF I_____I_____I Zone 16 Alarm

[32] Alarm Reporting Codes, Zones 17-24

FF FF I_____I_____I Zone 17 Alarm FF FF I_____I_____I Zone 21 Alarm

FF FF I_____I_____I Zone 18 Alarm FF FF I_____I_____I Zone 22 Alarm

FF FF I_____I_____I Zone 19 Alarm FF FF I_____I_____I Zone 23 Alarm

FF FF I_____I_____I Zone 20 Alarm FF FF I_____I_____I Zone 24 Alarm

[33] Alarm Reporting Codes, Zones 25-32

FF FF I_____I_____I Zone 25 Alarm FF FF I_____I_____I Zone 29 Alarm

FF FF I_____I_____I Zone 26 Alarm FF FF I_____I_____I Zone 30 Alarm

FF FF I_____I_____I Zone 27 Alarm FF FF I_____I_____I Zone 31 Alarm

FF FF I_____I_____I Zone 28 Alarm FF FF I_____I_____I Zone 32 Alarm

[34] Alarm Restoral Reporting Codes, Zones 1-8

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 1 Alarm Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 5 Alarm Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 2 Alarm Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 6 Alarm Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 3 Alarm Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 7 Alarm Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 4 Alarm Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 8 Alarm Restoral

[35] Alarm Restoral Reporting Codes, Zones 9-16

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 9 Alarm Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 13 Alarm Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 10 Alarm Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 14 Alarm Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 11 Alarm Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 15 Alarm Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 12 Alarm Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 16 Alarm Restoral

[36] Alarm Restoral Reporting Codes, Zones 17-24

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 17 Alarm Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 21 Alarm Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 18 Alarm Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 22 Alarm Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 19 Alarm Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 23 Alarm Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 20 Alarm Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 24 Alarm Restoral

[37] Alarm Restoral Reporting Codes, Zones 25-32

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 25 Alarm Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 29 Alarm Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 26 Alarm Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 30 Alarm Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 27 Alarm Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 31 Alarm Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 28 Alarm Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 32 Alarm Restoral

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[38] Miscellaneous Alarm Reporting Codes

Generic Full Generic Full

Reporting Reporting Reporting Reporting

FF FF I_____I_____I Duress Alarm 00* FF I_____I_____I Zone Expander

Supervisory Alarm

00* FF I_____I_____I Opening After Alarm 00* FF I_____I_____I Zone Expander

Supervisory Restoral

00* FF I_____I_____I Recent Closing 00* FF I_____I_____I Cross Zoning (Burglary

Verified) Alarm

* New to Skyroute v2.20

[39] Priority Alarm and Restoral Reporting Codes

FF FF I_____I_____I Keypad [F]ire Alarm 00 FF I_____I_____I Keypad [F]ire Restoral

FF FF I_____I_____I Keypad [A]uxiliary Alarm 00 FF I_____I_____I Keypad [A]uxiliary Restoral

FF FF I_____I_____I Keypad [P]anic Alarm 00 FF I_____I_____I Keypad [P]anic Restoral

FF FF I_____I_____I PGM2 Alarm 00 FF I_____I_____I PGM2 Restoral

[40] Tamper Reporting Codes, Zones 1-8

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 1 Tamper 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 5 Tamper

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 2 Tamper 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 6 Tamper

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 3 Tamper 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 7 Tamper

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 4 Tamper 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 8 Tamper

[41] Tamper Reporting Codes, Zones 9-16

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 9 Tamper 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 13 Tamper

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 10 Tamper 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 14 Tamper

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 11 Tamper 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 15 Tamper

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 12 Tamper 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 16 Tamper

[42] Tamper Reporting Codes, Zones 17-24

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 17 Tamper 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 21 Tamper

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 18 Tamper 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 22 Tamper

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 19 Tamper 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 23 Tamper

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 20 Tamper 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 24 Tamper

[43] Tamper Reporting Codes, Zones 25-32

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 25 Tamper 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 29 Tamper

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 26 Tamper 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 30 Tamper

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 27 Tamper 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 31 Tamper

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 28 Tamper 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 32 Tamper

[44] Tamper Restoral Reporting Codes, Zones 1-8

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 1 Tamper Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 5 Tamper Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 2 Tamper Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 6 Tamper Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 3 Tamper Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 7 Tamper Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 4 Tamper Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 8 Tamper Restoral

[45] Tamper Restoral Reporting Codes, Zones 9-16

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 9 Tamper Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 13 Tamper Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 10 Tamper Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 14 Tamper Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 11 Tamper Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 15 Tamper Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 12 Tamper Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 16 Tamper Restoral

[46] Tamper Restoral Reporting Codes, Zones 17-24

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 17 Tamper Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 21 Tamper Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 18 Tamper Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 22 Tamper Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 19 Tamper Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 23 Tamper Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 20 Tamper Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 24 Tamper Restoral

1616

[47] Tamper Restoral Reporting Codes, Zones 25-32

Generic Full Generic Full

Reporting Reporting Reporting Reporting

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 25 Tamper Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 29 Tamper Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 26 Tamper Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 30 Tamper Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 27 Tamper Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 31 Tamper Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 28 Tamper Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 32 Tamper Restoral

[48] Miscellaneous Tamper Reporting Codes

00* FF I_____I_____I General System Tamper 00* FF I_____I_____I Keypad Lockout

00* FF I_____I_____I General System Tamper Rest.

* New to Skyroute v2.20

[49] Supervisory Reporting Codes, Zones 1-8

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 1 Supervisory 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 5 Supervisory

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 2 Supervisory 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 6 Supervisory

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 3 Supervisory 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 7 Supervisory

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 4 Supervisory 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 8 Supervisory

[50] Supervisory Reporting Codes, Zones 9-16

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 9 Supervisory 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 13 Supervisory

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 10 Supervisory 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 14 Supervisory

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 11 Supervisory 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 15 Supervisory

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 12 Supervisory 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 16 Supervisory

[51] Supervisory Reporting Codes, Zones 17-24

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 17 Supervisory 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 21 Supervisory

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 18 Supervisory 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 22 Supervisory

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 19 Supervisory 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 23 Supervisory

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 20 Supervisory 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 24 Supervisory

[52] Supervisory Reporting Codes, Zones 25-32

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 25 Supervisory 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 29 Supervisory

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 26 Supervisory 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 30 Supervisory

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 27 Supervisory 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 31 Supervisory

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 28 Supervisory 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 32 Supervisory

[53] Supervisory Restoral Reporting Codes, Zones 1-8

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 1 Supervisory Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 5 Supervisory Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 2 Supervisory Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 6 Supervisory Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 3 Supervisory Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 7 Supervisory Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 4 Supervisory Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 8 Supervisory Restoral

[54] Supervisory Restoral Reporting Codes, Zones 9-16

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 9 Supervisory Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 13SupervisoryRestoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 10 Supervisory Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone14Supervisory Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 11 Supervisory Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone15Supervisory Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 12 Supervisory Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone16Supervisory Restoral

[55] Supervisory Restoral Reporting Codes, Zones 17-24

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 17 Supervisory Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone21Supervisory Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 18 Supervisory Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone22Supervisory Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 19 Supervisory Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone23Supervisory Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 20 Supervisory Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone24Supervisory Restoral

1717

[56] Supervisory Restoral Reporting Codes, Zones 25-32

Generic Full Generic Full

Reporting Reporting Reporting Reporting

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 25 Supervisory Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 29 Supervisory Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 26 Supervisory Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 30 Supervisory Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 27 Supervisory Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 31 Supervisory Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 28 Supervisory Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 32 Supervisory Restoral

[57] Low Battery Reporting Codes, Zones 1-8

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 1 Low Battery 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 5 Low Battery

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 2 Low Battery 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 6 Low Battery

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 3 Low Battery 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 7 Low Battery

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 4 Low Battery 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 8 Low Battery

[58] Low Battery Reporting Codes, Zones 9-16

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 9 Low Battery 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 13 Low Battery

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 10 Low Battery 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 14 Low Battery

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 11 Low Battery 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 15 Low Battery

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 12 Low Battery 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 16 Low Battery

[59] Low Battery Reporting Codes, Zones 17-24

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 17 Low Battery 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 21 Low Battery

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 18 Low Battery 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 22 Low Battery

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 19 Low Battery 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 23 Low Battery

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 20 Low Battery 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 24 Low Battery

[60] Low Battery Reporting Codes, Zones 25-32

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 25 Low Battery 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 29 Low Battery

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 26 Low Battery 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 30 Low Battery

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 27 Low Battery 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 31 Low Battery

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 28 Low Battery 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 32 Low Battery

[61] Low Battery Restoral Reporting Codes, Zones 1-8

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 1 Low Battery Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 5 Low Battery Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 2 Low Battery Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 6 Low Battery Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 3 Low Battery Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 7 Low Battery Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 4 Low Battery Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 8 Low Battery Restoral

[62] Low Battery Restoral Reporting Codes, Zones 9-16

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 9 Low Battery Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 13 Low Battery Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 10 Low Battery Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 14 Low Battery Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 11 Low Battery Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 15 Low Battery Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 12 Low Battery Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 16 Low Battery Restoral

[63] Low Battery Restoral Reporting Codes, Zones 17-24

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 17 Low Battery Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 21 Low Battery Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 18 Low Battery Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 22 Low Battery Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 19 Low Battery Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 23 Low Battery Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 20 Low Battery Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 24 Low Battery Restoral

[64] Low Battery Restoral Reporting Codes, Zones 25-32

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 25 Low Battery Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 29 Low Battery Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 26 Low Battery Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 30 Low Battery Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 27 Low Battery Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 31 Low Battery Restoral

00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 28 Low Battery Restoral 00 FF I_____I_____I Zone 32 Low Battery Restoral

1818

[65] Closing (Arming) Reporting Codes, Access Codes 1-8

Generic Full Generic Full

Reporting Reporting Reporting Reporting

FF FF I_____I_____I Closing By Access Code 1 FF FF I_____I_____I Closing By Access Code 5

FF FF I_____I_____I Closing By Access Code 2 FF FF I_____I_____I Closing By Access Code 6

FF FF I_____I_____I Closing By Access Code 3 FF FF I_____I_____I Closing By Access Code 7

FF FF I_____I_____I Closing By Access Code 4 FF FF I_____I_____I Closing By Access Code 8

[66] Closing (Arming) Reporting Codes, Access Codes 9-16

FF FF I_____I_____I Closing By Access Code 9 FF FF I_____I_____I Closing By Access Code 13

FF FF I_____I_____I Closing By Access Code 10 FF FF I_____I_____I Closing By Access Code 14

FF FF I_____I_____I Closing By Access Code 11 FF FF I_____I_____I Closing By Access Code 15

FF FF I_____I_____I Closing By Access Code 12 FF FF I_____I_____I Closing By Access Code 16

[67] Closing (Arming) Reporting Codes, Access Codes 17-24

FF FF I_____I_____I Closing By Access Code 17 FF FF I_____I_____I Closing By Access Code 21

FF FF I_____I_____I Closing By Access Code 18 FF FF I_____I_____I Closing By Access Code 22

FF FF I_____I_____I Closing By Access Code 19 FF FF I_____I_____I Closing By Access Code 23

FF FF I_____I_____I Closing By Access Code 20 FF FF I_____I_____I Closing By Access Code 24

[68] Closing (Arming) Reporting Codes, Access Codes 25-32

FF FF I_____I_____I Closing By Access Code 25 FF FF I_____I_____I Closing By Access Code 29

FF FF I_____I_____I Closing By Access Code 26 FF FF I_____I_____I Closing By Access Code 30

FF FF I_____I_____I Closing By Access Code 27 FF FF I_____I_____I Closing By Access Code 31

FF FF I_____I_____I Closing By Access Code 28 FF FF I_____I_____I Closing By Access Code 32

[69] Miscellaneous Closing (Arming) Reporting Codes

FF FF I_____I_____I Closing by Duress Code 33 FF I_____I_____I Closing by System Code 42

FF FF I_____I_____I Closing by Duress Code 34 FF I_____I_____I Partial Closing

FF FF I_____I_____I Closing by System Code 40 FF I_____I_____I Special Closing

FF FF I_____I_____I Closing by System Code 41 FF I_____I_____I Late to Close*

* This is available on Skyroute v2.20 and higher.

[70] Opening (Disarming) Reporting Codes, Access Codes 1-8

FF FF I_____I_____I Opening By Access Code 1 FF I_____I_____I Opening By Access Code 5

FF FF I_____I_____I Opening By Access Code 2 FF I_____I_____I Opening By Access Code 6

FF FF I_____I_____I Opening By Access Code 3 FF I_____I_____I Opening By Access Code 7

FF FF I_____I_____I Opening By Access Code 4 FF I_____I_____I Opening By Access Code 8

[71] Opening (Disarming) Reporting Codes, Access Codes 9-16

FF FF I_____I_____I Opening By Access Code 9 FF FF I_____I_____I Opening By Access Code 13

FF FF I_____I_____I Opening By Access Code 10 FF FF I_____I_____I Opening By Access Code 14

FF FF I_____I_____I Opening By Access Code 11 FF FF I_____I_____I Opening By Access Code 15

FF FF I_____I_____I Opening By Access Code 12 FF FF I_____I_____I Opening By Access Code 16

[72] Opening (Disarming) Reporting Codes, Access Codes 17-24

FF FF I_____I_____I Opening By Access Code 17 FF FF I_____I_____I Opening By Access Code 21

FF FF I_____I_____I Opening By Access Code 18 FF FF I_____I_____I Opening By Access Code 22

FF FF I_____I_____I Opening By Access Code 19 FF FF I_____I_____I Opening By Access Code 23

FF FF I_____I_____I Opening By Access Code 20 FF FF I_____I_____I Opening By Access Code 24

[73] Opening (Disarming) Reporting Codes, Access Codes 25-32

FF FF I_____I_____I Opening By Access Code 25 FF FF I_____I_____I Opening By Access Code 29

FF FF I_____I_____I Opening By Access Code 26 FF FF I_____I_____I Opening By Access Code 30

FF FF I_____I_____I Opening By Access Code 27 FF FF I_____I_____I Opening By Access Code 31

FF FF I_____I_____I Opening By Access Code 28 FF FF I_____I_____I Opening By Access Code 32

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