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8.1 Setting up the PC6400

The PC6400 module sends serial communications through an

RS-232 port to a local printer, for on site monitoring of the

PC6010 system. See the PC6400 Installation Instruction sheet

for wiring and programming information.

The printer can be located up to 200 ft (61 m) away from the

PC6400. An 80 character printer is strongly recommended.

8.2 Configuring the Printer

Make sure that your printer is set to the following settings:

• Serial interface

• Baud rate = 4800

• Parity = None

• Character length = 8 bits

• Auto line feed = Off

• American/Canadian character set

• DTR Protocol

8.3 Connecting the Printer to the PC6400

The PC6400 comes complete with a DB-25 (male) modular jack

adapter, and a 6 ft (2 m) six wire extension cord. A longer

extension cord can be used if required, up to 200 ft (61 m)

maximum.

To connect the printer to the PC6400:

1. Power down the PC6010, PC6400 and the printer.

2. Connect one end of the extension cord to the PC6400, and

the other end to the DB-25 modular jack adapter.

3. Connect the DB-25 modular jack into the RS-232 serial port

of the printer. See the PC6400 Installation Instruction sheet.

4. Power up the printer, then the PC6010 and PC6400.

8.4 Real-time Printouts

The PC6400 sends events to the printer as they occur. If the

PC6400 is already enrolled and the printer is on line, the PC6400

will begin transmitting to the printer as soon as you connect it.

Below are three sample printouts from a serial printer.

Most actions on the PC6010 that require an access code are

logged to the event buffer, and sent to the printer (see Sample 2).

You can change the default area labels, access code names and

zone labels so that the printouts are more readable. See the

Programming Manual for more information. Your printouts will

then look similar to Sample 3.

If the printer is off line or disconnected, the PC6010 keeps new

events in memory until the printer is ready to print.

When the printer is on line again, the PC6400 will send the new

events to the printer. The event buffer can hold up to 3000

events. If 2250 new events occur before the printer is brought

back on line, the PC6010 will send the “Buf Near Full” reporting

code to the monitoring station. If over 3000 events occur before

the printer is brought back on line, the oldest events will be

overwritten.

8.5 Printing the Entire Event Buffer

To print out the entire event buffer, enter the “Prn Entire Buffer”

section in Installer’s Programming. The printout will begin with

the newest event in memory and end at the oldest one. The

event number will be printed before each event.

To cancel printing after a Prn Entire Buffer command, enter the

“Cancel Print” section in Installer’s Programming.

Label Date Time Event

Sample 1 System Area 05/27/99 13:25 RS232 PRINTER ON LINE

Area..2 05/27/99 15:00 ALARM ZONE 008

System Area 06/01/99 08:10 4204 #005 BATTERY TBL ALARM

System Area 06/02/99 08:13 TAMPER LCD #001

Sample 2 Area..1 05/27/99 13:40 OPENING ACCESS CODE 001

System Label 05/27/99 13:51 INSTALLER LEAD IN

System Label 05/27/99 13:53 INSTALLER LEAD OUT

Area..4 05/29/99 15:30 UTIL OUTPUT CODE ACCESS CODE 054

Area..1 06/01/99 08:05 SW AUX CODE ACCESS CODE 008

Area..8 06/01/99 08:01 SYS MASTER MENU ACCESS CODE 002

Area..1 06/02/99 23:59 BYPASS WITH CODE ACCESS CODE 004

Sample 3 West Plaza 06/04/99 02:05 CLOSING Head Custodian

Assembly Plant 06/04/99 02:09 ALARM Front Office

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