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WARNING: This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequencyenergy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, maycause interference to radio communications. It has been tested and found to complywith the limits for class A computing device pursuant to Subpart B of Part 15 of FCCRules, which is designed to provide reasonable protection against such interferencewhen operated in a commercial environment. Operation of this equipment in aresidential area is likely to cause interference, in which case the user will be requiredto correct the interference at his own expense.

Installation Precautions - Adherence to the following will aid in problem-free installation with long-term reliability:

WARNING - Several different sources of power can be connected to the fire alarmcontrol panel. Disconnect all sources of power before servicing. Control unit andassociated equipment may be damaged by removing and/or inserting cards,modules, or interconnecting cables while the unit is energized. Do not attempt toinstall, service, or operate this unit until this manual is read and understood.

CAUTION - System Reacceptance Test after Software Changes: To ensureproper system operation, this product must be tested in accordance with NFPA 72-1993 Chapter 7 after any programming operation or change in site-specific software.Reacceptance testing is required after any change, addition or deletion of systemcomponents, or after any modification, repair or adjustment to system hardware orwiring.

All components, circuits, system operations, or software functions known to beaffected by a change must be 100% tested. In addition, to ensure that otheroperations are not inadvertently affected, at least 10% of initiating devices that arenot directly affected by the change, up to a maximum of 50 devices, must also betested and proper system operation verified.

This system meets NFPA requirements for operation at 0-49O C/32-120O Fand at a relative humidity of 85% RH (non-condensing) at 30O C/86O F.However, the useful life of the system's standby batteries and the electroniccomponents may be adversely affected by extreme temperature ranges andhumidity. Therefore, it is recommended that this system and its peripherals beinstalled in an environment with a nominal room temperature of 15-27O C/60-80O

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Verify that wire sizes are adequate for all initiating and indicating device loops.Most devices cannot tolerate more than a 10% I.R. drop from the specified devicevoltage.

Like all solid state electronic devices, this system may operate erratically or canbe damaged when subjected to lightning induced transients. Although no system iscompletely immune from lightning transients and interferences, proper grounding willreduce susceptibility. Overhead or outside aerial wiring is not recommended, due toan increased susceptibility to nearby lightning strikes. Consult with the TechnicalServices Department if any problems are anticipated or encountered.

Disconnect AC power and batteries prior to removing or inserting circuit boards.Failure to do so can damage circuits.

Remove all electronic assemblies prior to any drilling, filing, reaming, or punchingof the enclosure. When possible, make all cable entries from the sides or rear.Before making modifications, verify that they will not interfere with battery,transformer, and printed circuit board location.

Do not tighten screw terminals more than 9 in-lbs. Over tightening may damagethreads, resulting in reduced terminal contact pressure and difficulty with screwterminal removal.

This system contains static-sensitive components. Always ground yourself with aproper wrist strap before handling any circuits so that static charges are removedfrom the body. Use static suppressive packaging to protect electronic assembliesremoved from the unit.

Follow the instructions in the installation, operating, and programming manuals.These instructions must be followed to avoid damage to the control panel andassociated equipment. FACP operation and reliability depend upon properinstallation.

Fire Alarm System Limitations While installing a fire alarm system may make lower insurancerates possible, it is not a substitute for fire insurance!

An automatic fire alarm system - typically made up of smoke detectors, heatdetectors, manual pull stations, audible warning devices, and a fire alarm controlwith remote notification capability can provide early warning of a developing fire.Such a system, however, does not assure protection against property damage orloss of life resulting from a fire.

Any fire alarm system may fail for a variety of reasons:

Smoke detectors may not sense fire where smoke cannot reach the detectors suchas in chimneys, in walls, or roofs, or on the other side of closed doors. Smokedetectors also may not sense a fire on another level or floor of a building. A secondfloor detector, for example, may not sense a first floor or basement fire. Further-more, all types of smoke detectors - both ionization and photoelectric types, havesensing limitations. No type of smoke detector can sense every kind of fire causedby carelessness and safety hazards like smoking in bed, violent explosions,escaping gas, improper storage of flammable materials, overloaded electricalcircuits, children playing with matches, or arson.

IMPORTANT! Smoke detectors must be installed in the same room as thecontrol panel and in rooms used by the system for the connection of alarmtransmission wiring, communications, signaling, and/or power. If detectors arenot so located, a developing fire may damage the alarm system, crippling itsability to report a fire.

Audible warning devices such as bells may not alert people if these devices arelocated on the other side of closed or partly open doors or are located on anotherfloor of a building.

A fire alarm system will not operate without any electrical power. If AC power fails,the system will operate from standby batteries only for a specified time.

Rate-of-Rise heat detectors may be subject to reduced sensitivity over time. Forthis reason, the rate-of-rise feature of each detector should be tested at least onceper year by a qualified fire protection specialist.

Equipment used in the system may not be technically compatible with the control.It is essential to use only equipment listed for service with your control panel.

Telephone lines needed to transmit alarm signals from a premise to a centralmonitoring station may be out of service or temporarily disabled.

The most common cause of fire alarm malfunctions, however, is inadequatemaintenance. All devices and system wiring should be tested and maintained byprofessional fire alarm installers following written procedures supplied with eachdevice. System inspection and testing should be scheduled monthly or as requiredby National and/or local fire codes. Adequate written records of all inspections shouldbe kept.

FCC WarningCanadian RequirementsThis digital apparatus does not exceed the Class A limits for radiation noiseemissions from digital apparatus set out in the Radio Interference Regulations of theCanadian Department of Communications.

Le present appareil numerique n'emet pas de bruits radioelectriques depassant leslimites applicables aux appareils numeriques de la classe A prescrites dans leReglement sur le brouillage radioelectrique edicte par le ministere des Communica-tions du Canada.

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TTTTTababababable of Contentsle of Contentsle of Contentsle of Contentsle of ContentsChapter 1Chapter 1Chapter 1Chapter 1Chapter 1 555551.0 Product Description 51.1 Main Features 6

Chapter 2Chapter 2Chapter 2Chapter 2Chapter 2 777772.0 Getting Started 72.1 Basic System Requirements 8

2.1.1 System Microprocessor 82.1.2 Memory and Drive Requirements 82.1.3 Monitor 82.1.4 Mouse 82.1.5 Microsoft® Windows® 8

2.2 About Modems 9Figure 2-1: Internal Modem 10

2.3 Cable Connections 10Figure 2-2: External Modem 10

2.4 Loading Software 102.4.1 Loading PK-1024 Using Windows® 10

Figure 2-3: Windows® 3.1 Dialog Box 11Figure 2-4: Windows® 95 Start 11Figure 2-5: Windows® 95 Dialog Box 11

2.4.2 PK-1024 Installation Prompts 12Figure 2-6: Installation to Hard Drive 12Figure 2-7: Registration Screen 12

Chapter 3Chapter 3Chapter 3Chapter 3Chapter 3 13131313133.0 PK-1024 Start-up 13

Figure 3-1: UPLOADER ICON 133.0.1 Initial Use of PK-1024 13

Figure 3-2: Initialization Screen 133.0.2 Log-in as Master 14

Figure 3-3: Log-in 143.1 Main Menu 15

Figure 3-4: Main Menu 153.1.1 Operator Information 15

Figure 3-5: Operator Information 16Figure 3-6: New Access 16

3.1.2 Configure Communications 17Figure 3-7: Configure Communications 17Figure 3-8: Additional Parameters 18

3.1.3 Download File Utilities 19Figure 3-9: Download File Utilities 19

3.1.3.1 Opening Factory Default Files 20Figure 3-10: Factory Default 20

3.1.3.2 Saving Default Files 21Figure 3-11: Save Default Program 21

3.1.3.3 Opening Master Default Files 213.1.3.4 Creating Download Files 213.1.3.5 Deleting Download Files 22

Figure 3-12: Delete Download Warning 223.1.3.6 Editing Download Files 22

3.1.4 Customer File Utilities 23Figure 3-13: Main Menu 23

3.1.4.1 Selecting Customer Files 23Figure 3-14: Customer File Utilities 23

3.1.4.2 Creating Customer Files 23Figure 3-15: Select Download File 23Figure 3-16: Select Dialog Box 24Figure 3-17: Set Time for Shared Line 1 24

3.1.4.3 Deleting Customer Files 243.1.4.4 Editing Existing Customer Files 25


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Figure 3-18: Load Customer File 253.1.5 Upload File Utilities 25

Figure 3-19: Upload File Utilities 25Figure 3-20: Delete Upload Warning 25

3.1.6 Upload/Download 26Figure 3-21: Upload/Download 26

3.1.6.1 Upload 273.1.6.1.1 Upload Sequence 29

Figure 3-22: Upload 29Figure 3-23:Upload Status Mode 29Figure 3-24: Save Upload Data 30

3.1.6.1.2 Read Program Data 31Figure 3-25: Read Program 31

3.1.6.1.3 Read History Data 32Figure 3-26: Read History 32

3.1.6.1.4 Read Walktest Data 33Figure 3-27: Read Walktest 33

3.1.6.1.5 Read Troubleshoot Data 34Figure 3-28: Troubleshoot 34

3.1.6.1.6 Read System Status Data 35Figure 3-29: System Status 35

3.1.6.1.7 Read Time & Date 36Figure 3-30: Read Time/Date 36

3.1.6.2 Download 37Figure 3-31: Download Options 37Figure 3-32: Download 37

3.1.6.2.1 Download Field 38Figure 3-33:Download Fields 39Figure 3-34: Set Time/Date 40

3.1.6.2.2 Set Time/Date 40Figure 3-35: Modify Time and Date 40

3.1.6.2.3 Trouble Silence 403.1.6.2.4 Manual Evacuate 40

Figure 3-36: Send to Panel 403.1.6.2.5 Restore Evacuate 413.1.6.2.6 Disable Zones/NAC 41

Figure 3-37: Enable/Disable Zone 413.1.6.2.7 Enable Zones/NAC 413.1.6.2.8 Clear History 413.1.6.2.9 Clear Walktest 423.1.6.2.10 Change Secret Code 42

Figure 3-38: Change Secret Code 423.1.7 Print File Utilities 42

Figure 3-39: Print Files 42Figure 3-40: Print Upload File 42Figure 3-41: File Name 42Figure 3-42: File Select 42

3.1.8 File Compare 43Figure 3-43: Compare Files 43

3.2 Converting an Upload File to a Download File 44Figure 3-44: File Conversion 44

3.3 Download Initiated by the SFP-1024 Control Panel 45

Chapter 4Chapter 4Chapter 4Chapter 4Chapter 4 46464646464.0 Secret Code 46

Figure 4-1: Upload/Download 46Figure 4-2: Change Secret Code 46

4.1 Panel Callback 47Figure 4-3: Download Secret Code 47

4.2 Control Panel Time-out 484.3 Error Checking 484.4 Central Station Acknowledge 494.5 Password Protection 50

Figure 4-4: Access Denial 50



1.0 Product Descr1.0 Product Descr1.0 Product Descr1.0 Product Descr1.0 Product Descriptioniptioniptioniptioniption

The PK-1024 Remote Upload/Down-load Software is a versatile utilityprogram with an extensive list ofpowerful features which permitsremote programming and systeminterrogation of the SFP-1024 controlpanel over standard public telephonelines. Using this utility, the panel canbe programmed using most IBM ATor compatible computers, includinglaptops, equipped with a Hayes®

compatible modem. Program filescan also be created and stored on thePC and then downloaded to the panel.

Use of the PK-1024 software requiresSFP-1024 control panel firmwareversion MS52103.0 or later. TheSFP-1024E control panel requiresfirmware version MS5210E30 orlater. In addition, a full understand-ing of the SFP-1024 fire alarm controlpanel functionality is required prior toany upload or download activity. Forinformation on the fire alarm controlpanel, refer to the SFP-1024(E)Technical Manual P/N: 50475.

Each time a new program is createdor an existing program is modifiedand entered into an SFP-1024 FACP(Fire Alarm Control Panel), the panelmust be thoroughly tested.

Note: Unless otherwise specified, theterm SFP-1024 shall be used in thismanual to refer to both the SFP-1024and SFP-1024E control panels.

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Program runs under Microsoft® Windows® 3.1 or higher,including Windows® 95Password protection with four separate authority levelsModem option selection screenOperator Identification Utility provides operator infor-mation which is stored in a databaseCustomer File Utility allows customer configurationusing separate data files for each customer.Download File Utility permits versatile program setupfor programming control panels. Create and customizea Master Default Download Program or edit existingprogramsUpload File Utility permits versatile examination ofretrieved panel programsUpload/Download Control Screen provides extensivetransaction options:

Execute control panel functions:ü Silence Troubleü Manual Evacuateü Restore Evacuateü Zone/NAC Enable/Disableü Set Time and Dateü Clear History Fileü Clear Walktest Fileü Secret Code ModificationRetrieve information from control panel:ü Panel Programü History Fileü Walk Test Fileü Troubleshoot Voltages (with Real Time Option)ü Current Panel Status (with Real Time Option)ü Time and DateRespond to downloads initiated by control panel

Security Features:ü Secret Codeü Time-out at Control Panelü Callback (with Disable Option)ü Panel Identification Number (future option)ü Error Checking (with retry on error)ü Central Station Acknowledgeü Central Station Data Protection

File Comparison Utility allows location by locationcomparison of separate upload and download filesPrint Utility allows configurable printing of upload anddownload file information

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2.0 Getting Star2.0 Getting Star2.0 Getting Star2.0 Getting Star2.0 Getting Startedtedtedtedted

The PK-1024 Software provides a conve-nient and powerful tool which can be usedto program and manipulate the SFP-1024programming data from a remote location.This user friendly utility has been de-signed to provide many features whichwill enhance the control panel's service-ability. In order to take full advantage ofall the available features, it is important tobecome familiar with the PK-1024 func-tions and the environment in which theprogram was designed to operate. Thischapter provides information on theminimum system requirements for thecomputer in which the PK-1024 will beinstalled.

Some computer literacy and a rudimentaryunderstanding of DOS and Windows® arenecessary to successfully use this utility.Even if exposure to computers is limited,the information in this chapter along withDOS and Windows® reference materialshould provide sufficient knowledge touse the PK-1024 program. Take the timeto read and understand the installationprocedures and system requirements aspresented in this chapter.

An On-line Help feature has been incorpo-rated into the software. For informationabout a screen option, use the mousearrow to point to the screen option button.Click and hold the mouse button, andmove the arrow off the selected screenbutton. Release the mouse button andthen press the F1 keyboard key to displaythe Help screen for the selected button.



2.1 Basic System Requirements2.1 Basic System Requirements2.1 Basic System Requirements2.1 Basic System Requirements2.1 Basic System Requirements

The PK-1024 Program has been designed for a specificcomputer environment. Although most IBM AT orcompatible computers will accommodate the PK-1024software, specific computer requirements and operatingsystems must be adhered to. In order to ensure properoperation of the PK-1024 software, the minimum re-quirements listed below must be met.

2.1.1 System Microprocessor2.1.1 System Microprocessor2.1.1 System Microprocessor2.1.1 System Microprocessor2.1.1 System MicroprocessorMost IBM AT or compatible computers with at least a386 microprocessor may serve as a service terminal andwill accommodate the PK-1024 software.

2.1.2 Memor2.1.2 Memor2.1.2 Memor2.1.2 Memor2.1.2 Memory and Dry and Dry and Dry and Dry and Drivivivivive Requirementse Requirementse Requirementse Requirementse RequirementsThe service terminal must have a minimum of 4 mega-bytes of on board RAM in order to run the PK-1024software. The program must be run from a hard driveand requires a minimum of 4 megabytes of hard drivespace to store the program.

2.1.3 Monitor2.1.3 Monitor2.1.3 Monitor2.1.3 Monitor2.1.3 MonitorA minimum of a VGA monitor is required for adequatedisplay of the PK-1024 menu screens.

2.1.4 Mouse2.1.4 Mouse2.1.4 Mouse2.1.4 Mouse2.1.4 MouseAny IBM compatible mouse or track ball should be usedto run the program, however, the entire program mayalso be run from a standard 101-key keyboard.

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The PK-1024 software was developed to run in a Win-dows® environment. Microsoft® Windows® version 3.1or higher or Windows® 95 must be installed.

To take full advantage of the Windows® based software,a basic understanding of Windows® is needed and maybe acquired from the many excellent books and manualson Microsoft® Windows®. It is not the intention of thismanual to provide this training, however some of theterms used in reference to Windows® are indicated in thissection.

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2.2 About Modems2.2 About Modems2.2 About Modems2.2 About Modems2.2 About ModemsA modem (momomomomodulator/demdemdemdemdemodulator) converts the digital data signals of a computer to audio tones inorder to transmit the serial data over standard telephone lines. The modem also converts the incom-ing audio tones to digital data that the computer can use.

Two basic types of modem have been designed for IBM PCs and compatibles: direct connect internalmodems and direct connect external modems.

The internal modem is designed as an 8-bit IBM PC compatible expansion card which plugs into thecomputer's expansion slot. A built-in serial port is accessible through the back of the computer. Themain advantages of the internal modem are the relatively low cost and the built-in serial port.

An external modem incorporates its own power supply and RS-232 interface into a single package.It connects to an IBM compatible computer through an RS-232 serial cable. The main advantages ofthe external modem are the simplicity of connection to an IBM compatible computer with an RS-232serial interface and the ease with which it can be moved from one computer to another.

Using the Configure Communication screen, the PK-1024 can be set to operate with either an inter-nal or external modem with a baud rate of 1200 or higher. The PK-1024 will set it to the proper baudrate. Baud rate refers to the speed of transmission in bits per second. Most 1200 baud modemsconform to Bell 212A North American standard. Baud rate standards set guidelines for modemmanufacturers to insure compatibility between modems operating at the same baud rates.

2.2.1 Compatib2.2.1 Compatib2.2.1 Compatib2.2.1 Compatib2.2.1 Compatible Modemsle Modemsle Modemsle Modemsle ModemsThe following internal and external modems are supported:• Cardinal 14400• Cardinal 28800• Hayes Accura 14400• Hayes Accura 28800• Hayes Optima 9600• Hayes 2400 Data/9600 Fax• Hayes 1200 Smart Modem• Identity ID-2400• US Robotics Sportster 1200• US Robotics Sportster 9600• US Robotics Sportster 14400• US Robotics Sportster 28800• Zoom 14400 Data/Fax• Zoom 9600



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2.3 Cab2.3 Cab2.3 Cab2.3 Cab2.3 Cable Connectionsle Connectionsle Connectionsle Connectionsle ConnectionsDirect connect modems are connected totelephone lines using standard RJ11 modularjacks and plugs.

Internal modems which plug into the PCcomputer's expansion slot, connect directly tothe phone line using the RJ11 connectors asshown in Figure 2-1. An RJ11 jack is builtinto the modem card allowing connection tothe phone line. Power for the modem issupplied by the computer.

External modems connect to the telephoneline using the RJ11 jack and plug. The mo-dem then connects to the PC's RS-232 serialport as shown in Figure 2-2. A DB-9 or DB-25 RS-232 cable is used depending on thecomputer serial port connector. Power mustbe supplied to the external modem.

Note that cables are not supplied with the PK-1024.

2.4 Loading Software2.4 Loading Software2.4 Loading Software2.4 Loading Software2.4 Loading Software

The PK-1024 software, which is supplied onthree 3-1/2" floppy disks, must be loaded ontothe service terminal (computer) hard drive.The software should be loaded using Win-dows®.

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With Windows® 3.1 or higher installed and theProgram Manager being displayed, insert thePK-1024 floppy disk labeled 'Disk 1 of 3' intothe floppy drive. Using the mouse pointer,click on File in the Program Manager menuline. Select Run from the list of options underFile by clicking on it with the mouse.

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The window shown in Figure 2-3 will be displayedwith a cursor blinking in a box labeled Command Line.

With Windows® 95 installed, using the mouse pointer,click on the Start button. The window shown in Figure2-4 will be displayed. Using the mouse pointer, clickon Run to display the dialog box shown in Figure 2-5.The cursor will be blinking in the box labeled Open.

For Windows® 3.1 or higher and Windows® 95, type thefollowing in the Command Line or Open line:

A:\SETUPA:\SETUPA:\SETUPA:\SETUPA:\SETUP.EXE.EXE.EXE.EXE.EXE

If a floppy drive other than A is used, replace AAAAA withthe floppy drive in which the PK-1024 floppy disk isinserted. Click on the OK button in this screen. Thecomputer will begin loading the software from thefloppy disk to the hard drive. The software will pro-vide prompts as indicated in Section 2.4.2.

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2.4.2 PK-1024 Installation Prompts2.4.2 PK-1024 Installation Prompts2.4.2 PK-1024 Installation Prompts2.4.2 PK-1024 Installation Prompts2.4.2 PK-1024 Installation PromptsOne of the first screens to be displayed duringthe installation process is shown in Figure 2-6.This screen indicates the default path forloading the software to the hard drive. Asshown in the prompt, the program will beloaded on the C drive in a directory calledPK1024 when the button (see Figure 2-6arrow) is clicked. If you wish to change thisdefault path, type in the new information afterclicking on the 'Change Directory' button.

For example, if you have a partitioned harddrive containing a D drive, you may load theprogram to the D drive partition. If you wishto call the directory something other thanPK1024, type a different name such as PRO-GRAM (limit is 11 characters). To use morethan 8 characters, a period followed by up to 3characters may be entered (PROGRAM.DIR)The information would be typed in as follows:

D:\PRD:\PRD:\PRD:\PRD:\PROGRAMOGRAMOGRAMOGRAMOGRAM

Click on the Continue button to continue theinstallation.Note: The last floppy disk, labeled 'Disk 3 of3', should remain in the disk drive with writeprotect disabled until installation is complete.

The last installation screen as shown in Figure2-7, informs you that the installation is com-plete. Use the mouse arrow to click on the OKbutton in this screen. The final installationprocess is the creation of the Upload/Down-load program ICON.

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3.0 User Interface3.0 User Interface3.0 User Interface3.0 User Interface3.0 User InterfaceFollowing the completion of the PK-1024 programinstallation, a window is created with the SFP-1024UPLOADER ICON as shown in Figure 3-1. TheUpload/Download program can be run by placingthe mouse pointer on the ICON and doublingclicking.

Note: From this point on, all subsequent menus andfunctions may be performed using the keyboardonly. This is especially useful when a mouse is notavailable. Two keyboard methods are available.The first method allows the user to simultaneouslypress the 'Alt' key and the underlined letter on adisplayed button. The second method allows theuser to move between buttons or fields via the 'Tab'key, followed by pressing the 'Enter' key. Eithermethod invokes the desired function.

3.0.1 Initial Use of PK-10243.0.1 Initial Use of PK-10243.0.1 Initial Use of PK-10243.0.1 Initial Use of PK-10243.0.1 Initial Use of PK-1024The screen shown in Figure 3-2 will appear only oninitial use of the PK-1024 Upload/Download Pro-gram. The primary (master) program operator isassigned at this time. The flashing cursor will be inthe top box labeled Last Name. The primary ormaster operator types in the last name and thenplaces the mouse cursor in the First Name box andclicks. The cursor moves to the next field labeledFirst Name where the operator types the first name.The mouse cursor is placed in the Operator Pass-word box and clicked. The cursor now moves to theOperator Password field. A user defined passwordconsisting of at least 1 but not more than 8 alphanu-meric characters is typed in. The name and pass-word should be checked and confirmed for accu-racy. If satisfied with this data, position the mousepointer on the Update key and click tostore this information. The software is now regis-tered to the individual entering this data. Thisscreen will not appear on subsequent start-up of thePK-1024 program.



3.0.2 Log-in as Master3.0.2 Log-in as Master3.0.2 Log-in as Master3.0.2 Log-in as Master3.0.2 Log-in as MasterFollowing the Initialization screen shown in Figure 3-2, or each time the Upload/Download programis run after initialization, the screen shown in Figure 3-3 will appear. The operator must type in theLast Name, the First Name and the previously assigned password. Movement from one entry field tothe next is accomplished by pressing the Enter key, the Down Arrow key or by using the mousearrow to click on the next field. Once the Password is keyed in, click on the OK button or press theEnter key twice.

It should be noted that for security reasons, the password is not displayed as it is typed (asterisksappear instead). Make certain the password is typed correctly since there is no visual confirmation.Any incorrect entries during Log-in will result in a message screen stating Error With Log-in.

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3.1 Main Men3.1 Main Men3.1 Main Men3.1 Main Men3.1 Main MenuuuuuFollowing a successful Log-in, the Main Menu screen shown in Figure 3-4 will be displayed. Eachmenu option is described in the sequence in which they would normally be used for an initial SFP-1024 panel upload or download.

Note that double clicking on the time/date block in the bottom right corner of this screen will displaya pull-down screen which may be used to change the service terminal (PC) time and date. Theflashing cursor will be in the time field. Type the new time or Tab the cursor to the date field andtype the new date. Click on the OK button to update.

3.1.1 Oper3.1.1 Oper3.1.1 Oper3.1.1 Oper3.1.1 Operator Infator Infator Infator Infator InfororororormationmationmationmationmationThis optional menu selection may be used to create new users and maintain existing operators. Theindividual designated as the Master (Level 0 access) during the program initialization process hasaccess to all program options and features. The Master may, however, designate an alternate Masterfor Level 0 or limited access to Levels 1 through 3. Refer to Section 4.5 'Password Protection' for adetailed description of the Access Levels.

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Figure 3-5 shows the screen which will be dis-played by clicking on the Operator Informationbutton. The Name fields in this display willcontain the name of the individual who initiallyinstalled the PK-1024 program and is designatedthe master. This screen allows the master tocreate alternate masters and designate individualswith lower access levels.

The Record Count displayed in the lower rightcorner of the screen indicates the number ofindividuals with access to the program. Thecount following initialization should be 1 sincethe program installer (master) is the only onewith initial access.

In the screen displayed in Figure 3-5, clicking onthe Print button will allow printing of the currentoperator or the entire database. Clicking on theNew button adds new operators. Clicking on theUpdate button modifies the current operator.Clicking on the Delete button deletes (withverification) the current operator. The remainingbuttons (except the Exit button) allow navigationthrough the database.

Using the mouse pointer, click on the New buttonif you wish to add someone to the access list.The screen shown in Figure 3-6 will appear.Type the Last Name, First Name,Password andaccess level for the new individual. Completeeach entry by pressing the Enter key or clickingon the next field with the mouse pointer. Whenthe password has been entered and the Enter keypressed, the cursor will move to the Access Levelbox. Typing the desired Access Level willautomatically cause the adjacent box to displaythe allowed function for that level. AvailableAccess Levels follow (refer to Section 4.5 for adetailed description of the Access Levels):

0 = Master User (all functions)1 = Uploading/Downloading2 = Upload Only3 = View/Print Files

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Clicking on the Cancel button will clear all data entered in this screen prior to Updating. Clicking onthe Update button will store this information and increment the Record Count by 1. The fields willclear in preparation for new input data. If no new user is to be added, click on the Exit button toreturn to the Main Operator Information screen. From this screen click on Exit To Main Menu toreturn to the main menu selections.

3.1.2 Configure Comm3.1.2 Configure Comm3.1.2 Configure Comm3.1.2 Configure Comm3.1.2 Configure CommunicationsunicationsunicationsunicationsunicationsThe PK-1024 software must be configured for compatibility with the user's service terminal (PC)communications ports and modem setup. Clicking the ConfConfConfConfConfigurigurigurigurigure Comme Comme Comme Comme Communicaunicaunicaunicaunicationstionstionstionstions button orpressing ALT + M in the Main Menu will display the options screen shown in Figure 3-7. Use themouse button to click the appropriate selections or use the Tab key to move from field to field andthe arrow keys to move within fields to make selections.

The PPPPPorororororttttt selection (COM1 through COM4) determines the location of the physical connection forthe modem. An internal or external modem may be used. This selection depends on the serviceterminal's available serial connectors. Refer to the service terminal (PC) technical manual for infor-mation. The Baud Rate, which is the data transmission speed, is fixed at 1200 bps (bits per second).

An AAAAAuto-Detectuto-Detectuto-Detectuto-Detectuto-Detect button is provided which allows the software to determine which port is connectedto the modem. Clicking the AAAAAuto-Detectuto-Detectuto-Detectuto-Detectuto-Detect button will cause the software to send modem test signalsto all ports. Messages detailing the presence or absence of a modem will be displayed in the ModemCommunications text block as the tests are generated. If multiple modems are installed, the firstmodem found will be selected. If no modem is detected, a dialong box will appear displaying a 'NoModem Found' message.

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The optional Dial PrDial PrDial PrDial PrDial Prefefefefefix ONLix ONLix ONLix ONLix ONLYYYYY field allows the end user to program the digit or digits which mustbe dialed at the service terminal location to access an outside line. Enter the appropriate informationby clicking in the Dial Prefix ONLY box and typing the dial prefix.

For example, many offices require an individual to dial 9 before an outside number can be dialed.This dial prefix will automatically be dialed for all outgoing calls. A comma should be inserted afterthe dial prefix to instruct the modem to wait for second dial tone before dialing the phone number.Do not include any portion of the actual telephone number.

If during initialization, a particular AT Test fails, the information will be displayed in the ModemModemModemModemModemCommCommCommCommCommunicaunicaunicaunicaunicationstionstionstionstions text block. Enter the failed AT Test in the AAAAAT T T T T TTTTTest Commandsest Commandsest Commandsest Commandsest Commands text block andclick the Send Send Send Send Send button. The designated AT Test will be generated to the modem with the test resultsbeing displayed in the Modem Communications text block. The Clear DisplaClear DisplaClear DisplaClear DisplaClear Displayyyyy button clears allmessages from the Modem Communications text block.

The InitializaInitializaInitializaInitializaInitialization Ption Ption Ption Ption Parararararameterameterameterameterametersssss field is used to select the type of modem being used and customizeinitialization parameters of selected modem. Clicking the Down Arrow symbol of this block willcause a pull-down menu to appear with the list of available modem options as shown in Figure 3-8.The keyboard Tab key may be used to move to this field and then the up and down Arrow keys willscroll through the selections. To modify parameters, click in the box and add parameters noted in themodem manual.

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Clicking the InitializInitializInitializInitializInitialize Modem Pe Modem Pe Modem Pe Modem Pe Modem Porororororttttt button will send the initialization string to the PC modem inorder to test the modems functionality. Text messages will be displayed in the Modem Communica-tions text block. Entering a modem phone number in the Dial NumberDial NumberDial NumberDial NumberDial Number field and clicking the DialDialDialDialDialbutton will text the service terminal modem's ability to dial out. Clicking the Hang-upHang-upHang-upHang-upHang-up button willcause the service terminal to disconnect the call to the modem.

The Hang-up StrHang-up StrHang-up StrHang-up StrHang-up Stringinginginging field is used to enter the modem command required to hang-up or disconnectthe modem from the phone line. The factory default is HO. Refer to your specific modemmanufacturer's manual for the required Hang-up String.

After completing the communications configuration, click on Exit & SaExit & SaExit & SaExit & SaExit & Savvvvveeeee button or press ALT + Xto store the information and return to the Main Menu. These settings should not require furtherediting unless a different modem, access code or phone line is to be used. Clicking the CancelCancelCancelCancelCancelbutton or pressing ALT + C will access the Main Menu without saving the settings just selected.Clicking on the Print button or pressing ALT + P with a printer connected to the service terminal,will generate a hard copy of the current communication settings.

3.1.3 Do3.1.3 Do3.1.3 Do3.1.3 Do3.1.3 Download File Utilitieswnload File Utilitieswnload File Utilitieswnload File Utilitieswnload File UtilitiesClicking on Download File Utilities in the Main Menu, will display the screen shown in Figure 3-9.This option allows the creation or customization of a program for the SFP-1024 fire alarm controlpanel.

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3.1.3.1 Opening the F3.1.3.1 Opening the F3.1.3.1 Opening the F3.1.3.1 Opening the F3.1.3.1 Opening the Factoractoractoractoractory Defy Defy Defy Defy Default Fault Fault Fault Fault FileileileileileClicking on Open Factory Defaults will access the first Program 1 screen shown in Figure 3-10. TheFactory Defaults file lists all of the factory default settings for the SFP-1024 FACP (refer to the SFP-1024 Technical Manual Section 3.0 for an explanation of Program Levels 1 through 4 settings ).Clicking on the Prev. Screen, Next Screen, Program 1, Program 2, Program 3 or Program 4 buttonsallows viewing of all default settings for Program Levels 1 through 4.

The Factory Default program file may be used to program a panel with the original factory settings.The file may also be used as a template to create a customized default program. For example, if anumber of panels are to be programmed with similar information, using a default program containinginformation common to all panels will allow the programmer to easily customize the programs forspecific panels. The user may enter a brief text message describing the program by clicking on theAbout File button (refer to arrow in Figure 3-10). The File Description box will appear, allowing theuser to enter the descriptive text by clicking in the box and typing the desired text.Note: When programming phone numbers, unused digits must be entered as FFFFF.

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Note: To change entries, use Up/Down Arrow, Tab or Enter keys or mouse cursor to move from line toline and then type in new information. Double clicking on a line requiring specific entries will scrollthrough the available selections.



3.1.3.2 Sa3.1.3.2 Sa3.1.3.2 Sa3.1.3.2 Sa3.1.3.2 Saving the Defving the Defving the Defving the Defving the Default Fault Fault Fault Fault FilesilesilesilesilesAfter creating a customized default program,selecting the Store Data button will save theprogram along with the descriptive text mes-sage. A dialog box shown in Figure 3-11 willprompt the programmer to select a filename forthe default program. Type the desired name inthe File Name box. Attempting to save the fileas Factory Default will cause an error messageindicating that the Factory Default programcannot be changed, ensuring that the originalfactory default program is always available.

The customized program may be saved usingthe filename default.dnl (must exist in the samedirectory as PK1024.exe) if it will be used as atemplate for all panels, or it could be savedusing a distinctive filename relating to thespecific panel being programmed. Once theprogram has been saved, click on the Exitbutton to return to the Download File Utilitiesscreen.

3.1.3.3 Opening the Master Default File3.1.3.3 Opening the Master Default File3.1.3.3 Opening the Master Default File3.1.3.3 Opening the Master Default File3.1.3.3 Opening the Master Default FileThe Open Master Default File button willdisplay the default.dnl program. If this is thefirst time this file is opened, the contents willbe the same as the Factory Default file dis-cussed in Section 3.1.3.1. This default.dnl filemay be edited and then saved under thedefault.dnl filename or a new name.

3.1.3.4 Cr3.1.3.4 Cr3.1.3.4 Cr3.1.3.4 Cr3.1.3.4 Creaeaeaeaeating a Doting a Doting a Doting a Doting a Download Fwnload Fwnload Fwnload Fwnload FileileileileileClicking on Create Download File opens adialog box similar to the one shown in Figure3-11 which prompts you to enter a File Name.Typing a new filename will cause the programto create a file with the new name and thenopen the existing default.dnl file from thedirectory where the PK-1024 is installed. Thefile may then be edited. Once the default.dnlfile has been customized to your liking and theStore Data button selected, the altered programwill be saved under the filename just createdwithout altering the existing default.dnl file.

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3.1.3.5 Deleting a Do3.1.3.5 Deleting a Do3.1.3.5 Deleting a Do3.1.3.5 Deleting a Do3.1.3.5 Deleting a Download Fwnload Fwnload Fwnload Fwnload FileileileileileThe Delete Download File button opens a dialog boxsimilar to the one shown in Figure 3-11 whichprompts for the filename to be deleted. Entering thefilename and clicking on OK or pressing Enter willcause the warning message similar to the one shown inFigure 3-12 to be displayed. Clicking OK or pressingEnter will delete the selected file.

3.1.3.6 Editing a Do3.1.3.6 Editing a Do3.1.3.6 Editing a Do3.1.3.6 Editing a Do3.1.3.6 Editing a Download Fwnload Fwnload Fwnload Fwnload FileileileileileClicking on the Edit Download File button will dis-play the same dialog box shown in Figure 3-11 whichprompts for a File Name. Typing in the filename andselecting OK or pressing Enter will cause the chosenfile to be displayed, ready for editing. After thechanges have been made, clicking on the Store Databutton will once again display the dialog box similarto Figure 3-11 prompting you to enter a File Name tobe used for saving the edited file. The File Name boxwill contain the original filename. If the original fileis to be replaced with the edited version, click on theOK button or press Enter. If the edited file is to besaved under a new name, type the filename in theappropriate box and then click OK or press Enter.

Notes:1) Changing the functionality of a zone in Program

Level 1 may automatically change the alarm andrestoral phone codes for that zone in Program Level2. Refer to the SFP-1024 Technical Manual regard-ing zone function programming.

2) Changing the Primary or Secondary communicationFormat (control panel address 16 or 42 respec-tively) in Program Level 1 will automaticallychange the event codes in Program Level 2 to theirdefault values per the SFP-1024 Technical Manual.

3) Site unique changes to Program Level 2 event codesmust be made after all Program Level 1 changeshave been completed.

After all work in the Download File Utilities is com-pleted, select the Exit to Main Menu button.

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3.1.4 Customer File Utilities3.1.4 Customer File Utilities3.1.4 Customer File Utilities3.1.4 Customer File Utilities3.1.4 Customer File UtilitiesThe Customer File Utilities option in the MainMenu is used to associate a program file whichwas created or customized in the Download FileUtilities option with a specific customer controlpanel. Using the mouse arrow, select CustomerFile Utilities from the Main Menu shown inFigure 3-13. The screen shown in Figure 3-14will be displayed.

3.1.4.1 Selecting a Customer File3.1.4.1 Selecting a Customer File3.1.4.1 Selecting a Customer File3.1.4.1 Selecting a Customer File3.1.4.1 Selecting a Customer FileClicking the Select Customer File button willdisplay a screen similar to the one shown inFigure 3-11. In the File Name box, enter thename of the customer file to be downloaded andclick on the OK button or press Enter. Theselected file is ready to be downloaded to thecontrol panel. Exit to the Main Menu and selectthe Upload/Download option and download thefile.

3.1.4.2 Cr3.1.4.2 Cr3.1.4.2 Cr3.1.4.2 Cr3.1.4.2 Creaeaeaeaeating a Customer Fting a Customer Fting a Customer Fting a Customer Fting a Customer FileileileileileTo make a new customer file, click on the CreateCustomer File button. A screen similar to Figure3-11 will be displayed. Type the new customerfilename in the File Name box and click on theOK button or press Enter. The screen shown inFigure 3-15 will be displayed.

The first field in this screen is the Panel SecretCode which is the identifying code used by theservice terminal to access the SFP-1024 controlpanel. A maximum of 8 digits may be selectedfor this code. When the service terminal calls thecontrol panel, the number in the Secret CodeNumber field of the service terminal software iscompared to the secret code in the control panel.If they are the same, access to the control panel ispermitted.

Note: The Secret Code is established in the SFP-1024 during the initial download by the PK-1024. The Secret Code can be changed only by adownload, not at the control panel.

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Enter the main phone number for the control panel inthe Panel Primary Phone Number field. If thisnumber is long distance, it must include the digit 1 +the area code. A comma may be used to insert apause between digits. Do not include the Dial Prefixdiscussed in Section 3.1.2.

The Panel Secondary Phone Number field maycontain an alternate phone number for the controlpanel. It uses the same format as the Primary PhoneNumber.

Clicking on the Select Download File button displaysthe screen shown in Figure 3-16. It is used to associ-ate the fire alarm control panel configured in thisoption with the program utility to be downloaded tothe panel. The field labeled Set Time For SharedLine 1 Ring is valid only if the primary panel phonenumber is shared with a fax or answering machine.The time in the adjacent box refers to the amount oftime it takes for the SFP-1024 to receive a ring. Thedefault time is 5 seconds, however, the time may beadjusted by pressing the button 'Set Time for SharedLine 1 Ring.' This results in the appearance of thescreen shown in Figure 3-17.

The field labeled Set Time For Shared Line 2 Ring istreated in similar manner to Line 1. It is valid only ifthe secondary panel phone number is shared with afax or answering machine.

The four information fields are for reference pur-poses only and cannot be changed in this screen. TheService Terminal Numbers (primary and secondary)and Primary and Secondary Line Shared With (fax oranswering machine) are set in the Download FileUtilities screen. The field labeled Customer Informa-tion allows a brief description of the customer to beentered.

3.1.4.3 Deleting a Customer File3.1.4.3 Deleting a Customer File3.1.4.3 Deleting a Customer File3.1.4.3 Deleting a Customer File3.1.4.3 Deleting a Customer FileClicking on Delete Customer File will display ascreen similar to the one shown in Figure 3-11.Enter the File Name of the customer file to be deletedand click on the OK button or press Enter. Theselected customer file will be removed from thedatabase.

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3.1.4.4 Editing an Existing Customer File3.1.4.4 Editing an Existing Customer File3.1.4.4 Editing an Existing Customer File3.1.4.4 Editing an Existing Customer File3.1.4.4 Editing an Existing Customer FileThe final option in the Customer File Utilities is EditCustomer File Option. Clicking on this button willcause the screen shown in Figure 3-18 to be displayed.Type the customer filename to be edited and click onthe OK button or press Enter. The screen shown inFigure 3-15 will appear. Make the desired correctionsto this screen and then click on the Save button. Thefile will be updated in the database.

The option buttons at the bottom of the screen shownin Figure 3-15 include the following:

üSAVE - used to save a Customer File which was justcreated or edited. A screen similar to the oneshown in Figure 3-18 will prompt you to enter thename of the Customer File to be saved. The pro-gram will automatically add a filename extension of.CUS.

üPRINT - creates a hard copy (if printer is connected)of the Customer File and Download File beingdisplayed.

üCANCEL - exits to the Main Menu without changingthe screen entries.

üEXIT - returns to Main Menu.

3.1.5 Upload File Utilities3.1.5 Upload File Utilities3.1.5 Upload File Utilities3.1.5 Upload File Utilities3.1.5 Upload File UtilitiesSelecting the Upload File Utilities from the MainMenu will cause the screen shown in Figure 3-19 to bedisplayed.

The Delete Upload File button will display a screensimilar to the one in Figure 3-18 prompting you toenter the File Name of the Upload File you wish todelete. Typing in the name and clicking on the OKbutton or pressing Enter will cause the warning similarto the screen shown in Figure 3-20 which questions ifyou really want to delete this file. Clicking on OK orpressing Enter will delete the selected file.

The View Upload File button allows viewing of aselected upload file. The screen shown in Figure 3-18will be displayed prompting for the File Name of theupload file to be viewed. Type in the filename andclick on OK or press Enter to see the file contents.

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3.1.6 Upload/Do3.1.6 Upload/Do3.1.6 Upload/Do3.1.6 Upload/Do3.1.6 Upload/DownloadwnloadwnloadwnloadwnloadSelecting Upload/Download from the Main Menu causes the screen shown in Figure 3-21 to bedisplayed. Where all previous utilities were used to configure the equipment and programs, thisutility is used for the transfer of data between the service terminal and the FACP.

The Upload/Download menu provides a versatile set of user options, eliminating the need to performentire uploads or downloads in order to change or view individual functions. In addition, theTroubleshoot and System Status functions offer a real time display mode which allows the user towatch events or interfaces as they change.

During an Upload or Download operation, it is important to remember the following:

ü When using the callback feature discussed in Section 3.1.6.1.1, do not exit the PK-1024 screenfrom which the call to the FACP was originated until after the callback has been answered by theservice terminal.

ü An FACP alarm or trouble occurring during an upload or download will cause the FACP to stopdata transfer and terminate the call in order to call the central station. In addition, the FACP willterminate the call after two minutes of inactivity.

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Number of retries Number of successfultransfers

Current PC time and dateStart time ofcurrent transfer



3.1.6.1 Upload Options3.1.6.1 Upload Options3.1.6.1 Upload Options3.1.6.1 Upload Options3.1.6.1 Upload OptionsThis versatile feature allows the PK-1024 user to retrieve data from an FACP. Information about thedata contained in each of the Upload options can be found in the Sections referenced next to eachitem. The upload process may include the following options:

ü Upload All Data (P1 to P4):Selecting the Upload All Data button will upload the Program Data (P1 through P4), PanelHistory, Walktest Data, a 'Snap Shot' of the Trouble shoot data, a 'Snap Shot' of the SystemStatus and the panel Time and Date.

ü Upload Program - Section 3.1.6.1.2:The Upload Program Data button will upload the P1 through P4 Program Data.

ü Upload P1 Options (Program Selection 1 only) - Section 3.1.6.1.2:The Upload P1 Option button will upload P1 Program Data.




ü Upload History - Section 3.1.6.1.3:The Upload History button will upload the most recent panel history file of up to 256 activitiesand events.

ü Upload Walktest - Section 3.1.6.1.4:The Upload Walktest button will upload the most recent Walktest results conducted on theFACP. The upload may contain up to 256 events.

For most uploads there are two buttons; an Upload button and a Read button. Pressing the Uploadbutton will initiate a data transfer from the control panel to the service terminal. Pressing the Readbutton allows the viewing of the uploaded data. A Read button will function (the button text is notgray) only if data for that button has been uploaded. The Upload All Data button will result in allRead buttons becoming active only after the upload is completed.



ü Upload Troubleshoot (snapshot or real time) - Section 3.1.6.1.5:The Upload Troubleshoot button will upload troubleshoot data from the FACP. Two methodsfor uploading this data are:

1) Snap Shot - uploads the data from the FACP only once. The Read Troubleshoot button canbe selected to view the uploaded data.

2) Real Time - uploads the data from the FACP continuously at 3 second intervals and displaysthe data on the Read Troubleshoot Screen until the Exit button is selected. If the communica-tor is enabled on the FACP and an event occurs, the panel will terminate communicationswith the service terminal to report the event to the central station receiver. After the Exitbutton is selected, the operator can view the last Troubleshoot upload by selecting the ReadTroubleshoot button.

Note: The user will be prompted to cancel or continue a real-time upload after 10 minutes ofcontinuous upload has elapsed.

ü Upload System Status (snap shot or real time) - Section 3.1.6.1.6:The Upload System Status button will upload system status data from the FACP. Two methodsfor uploading this data are:

1) Snap Shot - uploads the data from the FACP only once. The Read System Status button canbe selected to view the uploaded data.

2) Real Time - uploads the data from the FACP continuously at 3 second intervals and displaysthe data on the Read System Status Screen until the Exit button is selected. If the communi-cator is enabled on the FACP and an event occurs, the panel will terminate communicationswith the service terminal to report the event to the central station receiver. After the Exitbutton is selected, the operator can view the last System Status upload by selecting the ReadSystem Status button.

Note: The user will be prompted to cancel or continue a real-time upload after 10 minutes ofcontinuous upload has elapsed.

ü Upload Time/Date - Section 3.1.6.1.7:The Upload Time/Date button will upload the current panel time and date. The time and dateshould be initialized when the panel is configured.



3.1.6.1.1 Upload Sequence3.1.6.1.1 Upload Sequence3.1.6.1.1 Upload Sequence3.1.6.1.1 Upload Sequence3.1.6.1.1 Upload SequenceClicking on most of the upload buttons will displaythe screen shown in Figure 3-22. Clicking on eitherthe 'Upload Troubleshoot' button or the 'UploadSystem Status' button will display a screen similarto the one in Figure 3-23, whereby the user maychoose between a real time (continuous) upload ora snapshot (single) upload. Upon clicking the OKbutton, the screen in Figure 3-22 is displayed.

Click on the FACP primary or secondary phone linefor transmission to the panel and the service termi-nal phone number 1 or 2 to be used for callback.Clicking on the Disable Callback button will defeatthe FACP callback feature only if the user is aMaster. Clicking on the OK button or pressingEnter will commence the upload process. If anupload or download has already been performedand the call has not been terminated, the screenshown in Figure 3-22 is not displayed and therequested transaction occurs immediately.

Upload Upload Upload Upload Upload WWWWWith Callbacith Callbacith Callbacith Callbacith Callback Disak Disak Disak Disak DisabbbbbledledledledledUploads can be done in a variety of ways, with orwithout callback. The following message sequencewill display on the screen for an entire upload withcallback disabled:

1) Calling the Panel2) Dialing Panel @ xxx (where xxx is panel

phone number)3) Waiting for Modem to Connect4) Verifying Secret Code5) Requesting Disable Callback6) Requesting Program Data from Panel7) Requesting History Data from Panel8) Requesting Walktest Data from Panel9) Requesting System Status Data from Panel10) Requesting Time and Date from Panel11) Upload Complete

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Steps 5 through 11 will vary depending on the upload buttonthe user has clicked. If the upload is a real time troubleshootor system status upload, the last step results in a real timedisplay screen as referenced in Sections 3.1.6.1.5 and3.1.6.1.6.

Upload Upload Upload Upload Upload WWWWWith Callbacith Callbacith Callbacith Callbacith Callback Enak Enak Enak Enak EnabbbbbledledledledledThe following message sequence displays on the screen for anentire upload with callback enabled:

1) Calling the Panel2) Dialing Panel @ xxx (where xxx is panel phone number)3) Waiting for Modem to Connect4) Verifying Secret Code5) Requesting Program Data from Panel6) Requesting Callback to Phone Number zzz (where zzz is

the Service Terminal Phone Number)7) Disconnecting from Panel8) Waiting for Callback9) Ring10) Connecting with Panel11) Verifying Secret Code12) Requesting Program Data from Panel13) Requesting History Data from Panel14) Requesting Walktest Data from Panel15) Requesting System Status Data from Panel16) Requesting Time and Date from Panel17) Upload Complete

Steps 11 through 17 will vary depending on the upload buttonthe user has clicked. If the upload is a real time troubleshootor system status upload, the last step results in a real timedisplay screen as referenced in Sections 3.1.6.1.5 and3.1.6.1.6.

Note: Items 6 - 11 above will not occur for the first uploadfrom an SFP-1024 FACP. They will occur on all subsequentuploads following the initial download operation to the panel.

Communication will terminate if the user clicks on 'Hang-up'or 'Exit to Main Menu' or if the FACP terminates communica-tion.

Selecting Exit to Main Menu will display the screen shown inFigure 3-24. Clicking on Yes will display a dialog box similarto Figure 3-18 requesting the File Name under which youwish to save this data. Type the filename and click the OKbutton or press Enter to save the upload data.

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Following the completion of an upload, the Read buttons corresponding to the upload button (refer toFigure 3-21) will be enabled. This allows the viewing of these control panel files.

3.1.6.1.2 Read Pr3.1.6.1.2 Read Pr3.1.6.1.2 Read Pr3.1.6.1.2 Read Pr3.1.6.1.2 Read Prooooogggggrrrrram Daam Daam Daam Daam DatatatatataClicking on one of the Read PrRead PrRead PrRead PrRead Prooooogggggrrrrram Daam Daam Daam Daam Data,ta,ta,ta,ta, Read P1 Option, Read P1 Option, Read P1 Option, Read P1 Option, Read P1 Option, Read P2 Option, Read P2 Option, Read P2 Option, Read P2 Option, Read P2 Option, Read P3 Option Read P3 Option Read P3 Option Read P3 Option Read P3 Optionor Read P4 Optionor Read P4 Optionor Read P4 Optionor Read P4 Optionor Read P4 Option buttons will display a screen similar to Figure 3-25. This screen contains theprogram which has been copied from the FACP during this upload. Use the Next and Previousbuttons to view additional screens. An Upload Program Data and Read Program Data operationshould be done after every Download to confirm that the panel contains the correct program infor-mation.

Figure 3-25:Figure 3-25:Figure 3-25:Figure 3-25:Figure 3-25: Read Prog Read Prog Read Prog Read Prog Read Progrrrrramamamamam



3.1.6.1.3 Read History Data3.1.6.1.3 Read History Data3.1.6.1.3 Read History Data3.1.6.1.3 Read History Data3.1.6.1.3 Read History DataClicking on the Read HistorRead HistorRead HistorRead HistorRead Historyyyyy button will display a screen similar to the one shown in Figure 3-26.The information in this screen will consist of all panel status changes such as alarms, troubles,switch activations, etc., since date last cleared as indicated in upper right corner. This informationcan be extremely useful when tracking sporadic troubles or recurrent false alarms.

Figure 3-26:Figure 3-26:Figure 3-26:Figure 3-26:Figure 3-26: Read Histor Read Histor Read Histor Read Histor Read Historyyyyy



3.1.6.1.4 Read 3.1.6.1.4 Read 3.1.6.1.4 Read 3.1.6.1.4 Read 3.1.6.1.4 Read WWWWWalktest Daalktest Daalktest Daalktest Daalktest DatatatatataClicking on the Read Read Read Read Read WWWWWalktestalktestalktestalktestalktest button will display a screen similar to the one in Figure 3-27. Thenumber of walktest activations will be listed, time and date of walktest and devices tested.

Figure 3-27:Figure 3-27:Figure 3-27:Figure 3-27:Figure 3-27: Read Read Read Read Read WWWWWalktestalktestalktestalktestalktest



3.1.6.1.5 Read 3.1.6.1.5 Read 3.1.6.1.5 Read 3.1.6.1.5 Read 3.1.6.1.5 Read TTTTTrrrrroubouboubouboubleshoot Daleshoot Daleshoot Daleshoot Daleshoot DatatatatataClicking on TTTTTrrrrroubouboubouboubleshootleshootleshootleshootleshoot will display a list of actual FACP voltages and the normal and abnormalvalues for these voltages as shown in Figure 3-28. This feature allows the panel voltages to beanalyzed by a service technician who is not on site.

Note that two different methods for uploading troubleshoot data from the SFP-1024 are available:

• Snap Shot - uploads the data from the SFP-1024 only once. The Read Troubleshoot button canbe selected to view the uploaded data.

• Real Time - uploads the data from the SFP-1024 continuously at 3 second intervals and displaysthe data on the Read Troubleshoot screen until the Exit button is selected. After the Exit buttonis selected, the operator can view the last Troubleshoot upload by selecting the Read Trouble-shoot button.

Note:A PK-1024 user located remotely can work with a single technician located at the FACP site in orderto jointly troubleshoot a zone or zones while fire protection is still active on the remaining zone(s).To perform this function, the PK-1024 user must call the FACP, disable the zone(s) which will resultin an FACP disconnect and call to the central station, and reestablish the call by requesting a real-time troubleshoot upload. Refer to Section 3.1.6 Upload/Download for information on real-timetroubleshoot upload. If the PK-1024 user is utilizing the 'callback bypass' feature, the sequence isthe same with the exception that the upload/download status messages occur at the same time as thecentral station call-in for the zone disable. Refer to Section 3.1.6.1.1 for 'callback disabled' feature.

If the PK-1024 user wishes to avoid being disconnected upon disabling a zone, the technician candisable the zone locally prior to the user calling the FACP. Do not forget to turn the zones back on(reenable) when testing is concluded.

Figure 3-28:Figure 3-28:Figure 3-28:Figure 3-28:Figure 3-28: TTTTTroubroubroubroubroubleshootleshootleshootleshootleshoot



3.1.6.1.6 Read System Status Data3.1.6.1.6 Read System Status Data3.1.6.1.6 Read System Status Data3.1.6.1.6 Read System Status Data3.1.6.1.6 Read System Status DataClicking on System StaSystem StaSystem StaSystem StaSystem Statustustustustus will display the FACP zone and other circuit status (refer to Figure 3-29)at the time of the upload.

Note that two different methods for uploading the system status from the SFP-1024 are available:

• Snap Shot - uploads the system status from the SFP-1024 only once. The Read System Statusbutton can be selected to view the uploaded data.

• Real Time - uploads the system status from the SFP-1024 continuously at 3 second intervals anddisplays the data on the Read System Status screen until the Exit button is selected. After theExit button is selected, the operator can view the last System Status upload by selecting theRead System Status button.

Figure 3-29: System StatusFigure 3-29: System StatusFigure 3-29: System StatusFigure 3-29: System StatusFigure 3-29: System Status



3.1.6.1.7 Read 3.1.6.1.7 Read 3.1.6.1.7 Read 3.1.6.1.7 Read 3.1.6.1.7 Read TTTTTime and Daime and Daime and Daime and Daime and DateteteteteClicking on Read Read Read Read Read TTTTTime/Daime/Daime/Daime/Daime/Datetetetete will display the FACP and PC time and date at the time of the uploadas well as current PC time and date as shown in Figure 3-30.

Figure 3-30:Figure 3-30:Figure 3-30:Figure 3-30:Figure 3-30: Read Read Read Read Read Time/DateTime/DateTime/DateTime/DateTime/Date



3.1.6.2 Do3.1.6.2 Do3.1.6.2 Do3.1.6.2 Do3.1.6.2 Download Optionswnload Optionswnload Optionswnload Optionswnload Options - This option allows theuser to transmit programming data to the SFP-1024control panel or to execute various control panelfunctions. The user may transmit any or all Pro-gram Data, P1 through P4, or the user may transmita single program field (such as a phone number).The remaining download buttons are discussedlater.

Before using this function, the program and Cus-tomer ID that is to be sent to the FACP must bespecified in the Customer Information section ofthe PK-1024 programming utility (refer to Section3.1.4).

Clicking on most of the Download buttons illus-trated in Figure 3-31 will display the screen shownin Figure 3-22. Select the FACP primary or sec-ondary phone line for transmission to the panel andthe service terminal phone number (1 or 2) to beused for callback. Clicking on the OK button orpressing Enter will commence the downloadprocess.

DoDoDoDoDownload with Callbacwnload with Callbacwnload with Callbacwnload with Callbacwnload with Callback Enak Enak Enak Enak EnabbbbbledledledledledDownloads can be done in a variety of ways, withor without callback. The following messagesequence displays on the screen for a downloadwith callback enabled:

1) Calling the Panel2) Dialing Panel @ xxx (where xxx is panel

phone number )3) Waiting for Modem to Connect4) Verifying Secret Code5) Downloading (download file) to Panel6) Requesting Callback to Phone zzz (where

zzz is the Service Terminal Phone Number)7) Waiting for Callback8) RING9) Connecting with Panel10) Verifying Secret Code11) Downloading (download file) to Panel12) Packet Received by Panel

Note: Items 5 - 10 above will not occur for the firstdownload to an SFP-1024 FACP. They will occuron all subsequent downloads.

Figure 3-31:Figure 3-31:Figure 3-31:Figure 3-31:Figure 3-31: Do Do Do Do Download Optionswnload Optionswnload Optionswnload Optionswnload Options

Figure 3-32:Figure 3-32:Figure 3-32:Figure 3-32:Figure 3-32: Do Do Do Do Downloadwnloadwnloadwnloadwnload



When the Packet Received by Panel message is displayed, downloading is complete and a newoption may be selected. Communication will terminate if the user clicks on 'Hang-up' or 'Exit toMain Menu' or if the FACP terminates communication.

DoDoDoDoDownload with Callbacwnload with Callbacwnload with Callbacwnload with Callbacwnload with Callback Disak Disak Disak Disak DisabbbbbledledledledledThe following message sequence displays on the screen for a download with callback disabled:

1) Calling the Panel2) Dialing Panel @ xxx (where xxx is panel phone number3) Waiting for modem to connect4) Verifying Secret Code5) Requesting Disable Callback6) Downloading (download file) to Panel7) Packet Received by Panel

Communication will terminate if the user clicks on 'Hang-up' or 'Exit to Main Menu' or if the FACPterminates communication. Note that once communication has been established with the FACP, eachof the operations may be selected without reestablishing communications as long as selections aremade before the 2 minute time-out.

WWWWWARNING:ARNING:ARNING:ARNING:ARNING:Changes to control panel program entries occur as a result of the downloading process. After suc-cessful downloading, make certain to perform the following steps:

1) Print out all program data via control panel print mode or Service Terminal Print File Utili-ties (after a complete Program Upload). Compare to the intended data.

2) Test all affected control panel operations.3) Immediately correct any problems found.

Listed under the Download option are 10 additional download operations as described in the follow-ing sections.

3.1.6.2.1 Do3.1.6.2.1 Do3.1.6.2.1 Do3.1.6.2.1 Do3.1.6.2.1 Download Fwnload Fwnload Fwnload Fwnload Fieldieldieldieldield - Selection of this option displays the screen shown in Figure 3-33. Thisscreen is very similar to the screen provided in the Download File Utilities function with the excep-tion being that an additional 'Download Field' button exists and the 'Store Data' button is disabled.The screen and its buttons allow the user to access any programmable control panel item with theability to download the item as a field. An item or field is defined as a group of program addressesthat, together, provide a function. An example is the Primary Phone Number field which comprises16 program addresses (one address per digit).

To download a field, the user must click on the data entry area of the field, change the data as de-sired, click on the caption (descriptive text) area of the field and click on the 'Download Field' button.Upon completion of the download, a message appears to inform the user that the changes have beensaved in the program file defined for the current customer. From this point, communications com-mence as defined earlier.



Figure 3-33:Figure 3-33:Figure 3-33:Figure 3-33:Figure 3-33: Do Do Do Do Download Fieldswnload Fieldswnload Fieldswnload Fieldswnload Fields

Notes:1) Fields that are downloaded are automatically saved in the program file to force consistency be-

tween the control panel and the program file. If the user exits the download field function withoutdownloading, no changes are saved.

2) Only one field can be downloaded for each click on the 'Download Field' button.3) Changing the functionality of a zone in Program Level 1 may automatically change the alarm and

restoral event code for that zone in Program Level 2. Refer to the SFP-1024 Technical Manualregarding zone function programming.

4) If you wish to modify only Program Level 2 addresses in the control panel, you must perform aProgram Level 2 download only. Downloading Program Level 1 after downloading ProgramLevel 2 may result in automatic reprogramming of Program Level 2 event codes to their defaultvalues as listed in the SFP-1024 Technical Manual.

5) Field downloads for site unique changes to Program Level 2 event codes must be done after alldownloads to Program Level 1 have been completed.

6) If you attempt to download a Program Level 2 field to a control panel whose communicationformat does not match, the control panel will deny the request.



3.1.6.2.2 Set 3.1.6.2.2 Set 3.1.6.2.2 Set 3.1.6.2.2 Set 3.1.6.2.2 Set TTTTTime/Daime/Daime/Daime/Daime/Date te te te te - Selection of thisoption will display the screen shown in Figure3-34. To download the time and date asdisplayed in this screen, click on the SendCurrent Time and Date button. The screenshown in Figure 3-36 will appear. Make theappropriate selections in this screen and clickon the OK button to perform a download.

If the time and/or date are to be changed, clickon the Modify and Send Time and Date button.The screen shown in Figure 3-35 will appear.Place the cursor in the time or date box andclick, then type the correct values. Aftercompleting the entries, click the OK button.The screen shown in Figure 3-36 will bedisplayed. Make the appropriate selectionsand click on the OK button to perform thedownload operation.

3.1.6.2.3 3.1.6.2.3 3.1.6.2.3 3.1.6.2.3 3.1.6.2.3 TTTTTrrrrrouboubouboubouble Silencele Silencele Silencele Silencele Silence - If a trouble existsin the panel and there is no active fire alarm,the FACP piezo sounder may be remotelysilenced with this feature. Selection of thisoption will display the screen shown in Figure3-36. After making the appropriate selections,click on the OK button to silence the panel.

3.1.6.2.4 Man3.1.6.2.4 Man3.1.6.2.4 Man3.1.6.2.4 Man3.1.6.2.4 Manual Evual Evual Evual Evual Evacuaacuaacuaacuaacuatetetetete - This feature willforce the fire alarm control panel to perform adrill which will sound all of the NotificationAppliances. Selection of this option will causethe screen shown in Figure 3-36 to be dis-played. Select the primary or secondary panelphone line and service terminal 1 or 2 forcallback and then click on the OK button todownload the manual evacuate instruction tothe panel.

Figure 3-34:Figure 3-34:Figure 3-34:Figure 3-34:Figure 3-34: Set Set Set Set Set Time/DateTime/DateTime/DateTime/DateTime/Date

Figure 3-35:Figure 3-35:Figure 3-35:Figure 3-35:Figure 3-35: Modify Modify Modify Modify Modify Time and DateTime and DateTime and DateTime and DateTime and Date

Figure 3-36:Figure 3-36:Figure 3-36:Figure 3-36:Figure 3-36: Send Send Send Send Send TTTTTo Po Po Po Po Panelanelanelanelanel



3.1.6.2.5 Restor3.1.6.2.5 Restor3.1.6.2.5 Restor3.1.6.2.5 Restor3.1.6.2.5 Restore Eve Eve Eve Eve Evacuaacuaacuaacuaacuatetetetete - This feature allowsthe remotely initiated Manual Evacuate (Drill)function to be cleared. Selection of this option willdisplay the screen shown in Figure 3-36. Make theappropriate selections and click the OK button toclear the Manual Evacuate function.

3.1.6.2.6 Disa3.1.6.2.6 Disa3.1.6.2.6 Disa3.1.6.2.6 Disa3.1.6.2.6 Disabbbbble Zones/Nle Zones/Nle Zones/Nle Zones/Nle Zones/NAAAAACsCsCsCsCs - The control panelzones or NACs may be disabled from the serviceterminal with this feature. Selection of this optionwill cause the screen shown in Figure 3-37 to bedisplayed. Using the mouse, point and click on thezone/NAC to be disabled. Note that an X willappear in the box next to the selected zones/NACs.Clicking on OK will display the screen from Figure3-36. Make the appropriate selections in this screenand select OK to disable the selected zones/NACs.

Note: Disabling any zone or NAC results in termi-nation of communications by the FACP such thatthe FACP can report the disable to the centralstation(s). This occurs only if the FACP centralstation communication is enabled.

3.1.6.2.7 Ena3.1.6.2.7 Ena3.1.6.2.7 Ena3.1.6.2.7 Ena3.1.6.2.7 Enabbbbble Zones/Nle Zones/Nle Zones/Nle Zones/Nle Zones/NAAAAACsCsCsCsCs - The control panelzones or NACs may be enabled using this feature.Selecting this option will cause the screen similar tothe one shown in Figure 3-37 to be displayed.Select the zones/NACs to be enabled (as in DisableZones) and click the OK button. The screen shownin Figure 3-36 will appear. Make the appropriateselections and click on the OK button to enable theselected zones/NACs.

Note: Enabling any zone or NAC results in termina-tion of communications by the FACP such that theFACP can report the enable to the central station(s).This occurs only if the FACP central station com-munication is enabled.

3.1.6.2.8 Clear Histor3.1.6.2.8 Clear Histor3.1.6.2.8 Clear Histor3.1.6.2.8 Clear Histor3.1.6.2.8 Clear Historyyyyy - This will clear the historybuffer in the SFP-1024 control panel. Selection ofthis option will display the screen shown in Figure3-36. Making the appropriate selections and click-ing on the OK button will clear the panel historybuffer.

Figure 3-37:Figure 3-37:Figure 3-37:Figure 3-37:Figure 3-37: Enab Enab Enab Enab Enable/Disable/Disable/Disable/Disable/Disable Zones/NAle Zones/NAle Zones/NAle Zones/NAle Zones/NACsCsCsCsCs



3.1.6.2.9 Clear 3.1.6.2.9 Clear 3.1.6.2.9 Clear 3.1.6.2.9 Clear 3.1.6.2.9 Clear WWWWWalktestalktestalktestalktestalktest - This feature willclear the panel walktest event buffer. Selectionof this option will display the screen shown inFigure 3-36. After the appropriate selectionshave been made, click on the OK button toclear the panel walktest event buffer.

3.1.6.2.10 Chang3.1.6.2.10 Chang3.1.6.2.10 Chang3.1.6.2.10 Chang3.1.6.2.10 Change Secre Secre Secre Secre Secret Code et Code et Code et Code et Code - Selection ofthis option will display the screen shown inFigure 3-38. Refer to Section 4.0 for informa-tion on the Secret Code. Type the new SecretCode (8 characters max.) and click on OK orpress the Enter key. The new secret code issent to the FACP and the customer file at theservice terminal is automatically updated.

3.1.7 Print File Utilities3.1.7 Print File Utilities3.1.7 Print File Utilities3.1.7 Print File Utilities3.1.7 Print File UtilitiesThis option provides a hard copy of selectedprogram files. Clicking on Print File Utilitiesin the Main Menu screen will cause the screenshown in Figure 3-39 to be displayed. Clickon the Print Upload File or Print DownloadFile button to select the file to be printed. Thescreen shown in Figure 3-41 will prompt forthe name of the file to be printed.

If the selection was Print Download File, afterentering the filename in the screen shown inFigure 3-41 and clicking on the OK button, thedownload program file will be printed immedi-ately.

If the original selection was Print Upload File,after typing the filename and clicking on theOK button, the new screen shown in Figure 3-40 will be displayed. Select one or all of theUpload File options to be printed by clickingon the items desired. Note that an X willappear in the selected boxes. To deselect, clickon the item a second time and the X will clear.Click on the OK button and the file will beprinted.

Figure 3-39: Print FilesFigure 3-39: Print FilesFigure 3-39: Print FilesFigure 3-39: Print FilesFigure 3-39: Print Files

Figure 3-38:Figure 3-38:Figure 3-38:Figure 3-38:Figure 3-38: Change Secret Code Change Secret Code Change Secret Code Change Secret Code Change Secret Code

Figure 3-40: Print Upload FileFigure 3-40: Print Upload FileFigure 3-40: Print Upload FileFigure 3-40: Print Upload FileFigure 3-40: Print Upload File

Figure 3-41: File NameFigure 3-41: File NameFigure 3-41: File NameFigure 3-41: File NameFigure 3-41: File Name



3.1.8 File Compare3.1.8 File Compare3.1.8 File Compare3.1.8 File Compare3.1.8 File CompareThis option provides an on screen displaywhich allows the viewing of the differencesbetween two different upload/download files.The two files can be selected and displayedside-by-side. The program will compare thetwo upload/download files and detail whethersections of the program are identical or differ-ent. If differences are detected, the screen willlist the program differences.

The files to be compared must have thefilename extension of '.upl' or '.dnl' and thefiles must have been created by the PK-1024software. To compare files, select file 1 andfile 2 by clicking on the 'Select File 1' and'Select File 2' buttons in shown in Figure 3-43.Clicking either of these buttons displays thescreen in Figure 3-42.

After selecting these files, click on CompareFiles to get the differences between files. Thescreen will appear as shown in Figure 3-43.

If you want to print the results, click on thePrint button.

Figure 3-42: File SelectFigure 3-42: File SelectFigure 3-42: File SelectFigure 3-42: File SelectFigure 3-42: File Select

Figure 3-43: Compare FilesFigure 3-43: Compare FilesFigure 3-43: Compare FilesFigure 3-43: Compare FilesFigure 3-43: Compare Files



3.2 Con3.2 Con3.2 Con3.2 Con3.2 Convvvvverererererting an Upload File to a Doting an Upload File to a Doting an Upload File to a Doting an Upload File to a Doting an Upload File to a Download Filewnload Filewnload Filewnload Filewnload FileThere may be an occasion when it is necessary to upload a control panel's program, save it andconvert it into a download file which could be used to program another control panel. The PK-1024package is capable of doing this via the Download File Utilities button on the Main Menu.

To perform a file conversion, first, upload and save an entire control panel program as described inthe Upload Options section of this manual. Note that an upload file cannot be converted if it doesn'tcontain the entire control panel program (Program Level 1 through Program Level 4). View theupload file using the Download File Utilities described in the Download Options section of thismanual. The Edit Download File button allows you to select upload files with an extension of .upl,as shown in Figure 3-44. Upon selecting OK for your file choice, the upload file is automaticallyconverted to a download file. The new download file must be saved as a file with an extension of.dnl.

Note that the new file cannot be changed or saved if the user's Access Level is Level 2 or Level 3.Refer to Section 4.5, Password Protection.

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3.3 Do3.3 Do3.3 Do3.3 Do3.3 Download Initiated bwnload Initiated bwnload Initiated bwnload Initiated bwnload Initiated by the SFP-1024 Control Py the SFP-1024 Control Py the SFP-1024 Control Py the SFP-1024 Control Py the SFP-1024 Control PanelanelanelanelanelIn order to simplify programming of a new (factory defaulted) control panel, a convenient featureexists whereby the control panel can initiate a program (Level 1 through Level 4) download from theService Terminal. In order to utilize this feature, the following preconditions are required:

• An operator must be at the control panel site and must have manually programmed at leastone Service Terminal phone number if none was previously entered.

• The control panel must be in the Normal Mode of operation.• Control panel to Central Station communication is not in progress.• The Service Terminal must be displaying the Upload/Download options screen with no

communication in progress. The program file that is intended to be programmed must beproperly assigned in the active customer file. In addition, the secret code in the customer filemust be '00000000' (all zeroes). Refer to Section 3.1.4 'Customer File Utilities' in thismanual.

The control panel operator initiates the download as defined in Section 6.2 'Downloading Initiated atControl Panel' of the SFP-1024 Technical Manual. The following message sequence will display onthe Service Terminal screen:

1) Ring2) Verifying Secret Code3) Connecting with Panel4) Downloading (download file) to Panel5) Packet Received by Panel

Communications will terminate if the user clicks on 'Hang-up' or 'Exit to Main Menu' or if thecontrol panel terminates communication. Subsequent downloads can be initiated from the samecontrol panel provided the secret code in the active customer file matches the secret code in thecontrol panel.

WWWWWARNING:ARNING:ARNING:ARNING:ARNING:Changes to control panel program entries occur as a result of the downloading process. After suc-cessful downloading, make certain to perform the following steps:

1) Print out all program data via control panel print mode or Service Terminal Print File Utili-ties (after a complete Program Upload). Compare to the intended data.

2) Test all affected control panel operations.3) Immediately correct any problems found.



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Security features have been made an inte-gral part of the PK-1024 software to maxi-mize FACP integrity and reliability. Thesefeatures include the following:

ü restricted access to the programü panel callback to service terminalü control panel time-outü data error checkingü central station acknowledgeü central station data protection

4.0 Secret Code4.0 Secret Code4.0 Secret Code4.0 Secret Code4.0 Secret CodeThe Secret Code for each SFP-1024 controlpanel is set to a factory default value of0000000000000000000000000000000000000000. The Secret Code for each panelshould be customized by the PK-1024 user.The code can only be changed through aninitial download to the FACP or by usingthe Change Secret Code option of theUpload/Download utility.

To change the Secret Code after it has beenestablished by an initial download, selectUpload/Download from the Main Menu.The screen shown in Figure 4-1 will appear.Clicking on the Change Secret Code buttonwill cause the screen shown in Figure 4-2 tobe displayed. A flashing cursor will bepositioned in the box at the bottom of thisscreen.

Figure 4-1:Figure 4-1:Figure 4-1:Figure 4-1:Figure 4-1: Upload/Do Upload/Do Upload/Do Upload/Do Upload/Downloadwnloadwnloadwnloadwnload

Figure 4-2:Figure 4-2:Figure 4-2:Figure 4-2:Figure 4-2: Change Secret Code Change Secret Code Change Secret Code Change Secret Code Change Secret Code



Type in from 1 to 8 characters for the new SecretCode. Use the mouse arrow to click on the OKbutton or press Enter. The dialog box shown inFigure 4-3 will be displayed. Select either theprimary or secondary phone line to call the paneland service terminal 1 or 2 to receive the callbackfrom the panel. Once the selections have beenmade, click on the OK button to download the newSecret Code to the FACP. The Customer File isautomatically updated with the new Secret Code.

4.1 P4.1 P4.1 P4.1 P4.1 Panel Callbacanel Callbacanel Callbacanel Callbacanel CallbackkkkkUpload or download operations may require theFACP to callback the service terminal initiating thecall before proceeding with a data transfer. (Notethat 'disable callback' may be selected by the masteroperator which will allow the operator to completean upload/download from any service terminallocation). This callback procedure is incorporatedin the software for the following reasons:

ü Confirmation of service terminal initiatingcall

ü Insures that only authorized service terminalcan access the FACP

ü FACP must notify the central station(s) ofrequest for upload or download. If centralstation(s) denies the request, the FACP willnot call back the service terminal.

Notes:1) The Central Station is capable of delaying or

inhibiting the request for upload or downloadonly if FACP address 56 is programmed to avalue other than zero (0). Refer to the SFP-1024Technical Manual for additional information.

2) A PK-1024 user might be in a location other thanthe usual service terminal site which results inthe programmed FACP service terminal phonenumbers not matching the user's location. If thisis the case, the PK-1024 'Callback Bypass'feature can be used to inhibit the service terminalcallback sequence, thus allowing the user toeffectively communicate with the FACP.

Figure 4-3:Figure 4-3:Figure 4-3:Figure 4-3:Figure 4-3: Do Do Do Do Download Secret Codewnload Secret Codewnload Secret Codewnload Secret Codewnload Secret Code



3) The 'Callback Bypass' feature will not inhibit the FACP from calling the central station when theuser enables/disables a zone or NAC or when the user activates/restores a fire drill. For theseactions, the FACP will hang-up the phone and call the central station. The user will observe acommunication disconnect and must reestablish the call.

4.2 Control P4.2 Control P4.2 Control P4.2 Control P4.2 Control Panel anel anel anel anel Time-outTime-outTime-outTime-outTime-outThe SFP-1024 software has been designed to terminate communications with a service terminal ifvalid data is not received within a specific period of time. Reasons for the termination are as follow:

ü If the modem connect sequence does not occur within 30 seconds of the FACP answering acall, the FACP will terminate (hang-up) the call. This is a protection against wrong numbersinterfering with normal FACP operations.

ü Following the connection of the FACP and service terminal modem, any errors occurringduring message, command or data transfers will prompt an attempt to retransmit the informa-tion. If transmission errors continue with each retry, the FACP will terminate the call after 2minutes.

ü Following the connection of the FACP and service terminal modem, any delay of 2 minutesor more in initiating a data transfer will result in the FACP terminating the call.

ü After answering a call from the service terminal, the FACP will attempt to callback theservice terminal a maximum of 4 times. If the Secret Code is not verified after the 4th at-tempt, the FACP will hang-up and notify the Central Station(s) of the failed upload/downloadattempt. Possible reasons for failure of the service terminal to answer a callback are asfollows:

1) Service terminal phone lines inoperative.2) Service terminal modem failure.3) Service terminal screen initiating call has been exited before receiving callback.4) Data transmission errors have occurred prompting up to a 2 minute time out. 4 callbacks

have been made each resulting in up to a 2 minute time out.

4.3 Error Chec4.3 Error Chec4.3 Error Chec4.3 Error Chec4.3 Error CheckingkingkingkingkingData from the service terminal is transmitted to a temporary holding buffer in the FACP. This data isverified by the FACP for integrity and if the data is correct, it will be transferred from the temporarybuffer to the panel memory for permanent storage and immediate use.

If the data is found to be incorrect, the FACP will request the service terminal to retransmit the data.If the retransmitted data is still incorrect, the FACP will continue to request retransmission for amaximum of 2 minutes. If still unsuccessful, the FACP will terminate the connection. Should afailure to transmit occur, the operator must reinitiate the sequence at the service terminal. If thisshould occur, consult the factory.



4.4 Centr4.4 Centr4.4 Centr4.4 Centr4.4 Central Station Acal Station Acal Station Acal Station Acal Station AcknoknoknoknoknowledgewledgewledgewledgewledgeThe FACP will report to the central station(s) that a request for upload or download has been re-ceived if FACP program address 56 does not equal zero (0). If the central station(s) does not ac-knowledge receipt of this request, uploading or downloading is prohibited. If acknowledged by thecentral station(s), another message is transmitted by the FACP informing the central station(s) that:(1) downloading was successful, (2) uploading was successful or (3) uploading/downloading was notsuccessful.

4.5 P4.5 P4.5 P4.5 P4.5 Passassassassasswwwwword Protectionord Protectionord Protectionord Protectionord ProtectionThe PK-1024 provides for 4 user access levels, each requiring a password for access. Refer toSection 3.1.1 Operator Information for a description about this process.

• Level 0 is reserved for the Master(s). All PK-1024 options are available to the Master. Inaddition, the Master must assign all other levels and their passwords and may view OperatorInformation.

• Level 1 has access to all options except the assignment of level access and passwords andLevel 1 cannot disable Central Station callback. A Level 1 user can view only their ownOperator information and can change only their own password.

• Level 2 can upload from the FACP, view the upload data, print the upload and download data,change the modem configuration and view the download data but not edit and save it. A Level2 user can view only their own Operator information and can change only their own password.

• Level 3 can only view and print the upload data. A Level 3 user can view only their ownOperator information and can change only their own password.

If a user attempts to access an unauthorized level, the screen shown in Figure 4-4 will be displayed.

Figure 4-4: Access DenialFigure 4-4: Access DenialFigure 4-4: Access DenialFigure 4-4: Access DenialFigure 4-4: Access Denial






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