media gateway panel module (s788) functionality and

Version 1.00 | March 2021 | MAN-1483HA

Media Gateway Panel Module(S788) Functionality andConfiguration Guide

CONTENTSContents 2

Compliance 7

Underwriters Laboratories (UL) 7

FCC 7

Installation 7

Introduction 8

Technical Support 8

ReturnMaterial Authorization (RMA) 8

Warranty Service 9

Advanced Replacements 9

Overview 10

System Information 10

Voice Evacuation Systems 11

MCE (Graphics / Third Party) 11

Central Station Reporting 11

Installation 12

Before You Begin 13

Setting the Address 13

Panel Module Placement 13

Wiring 16

Media GatewayDialer Wiring 16

Terminal View 16

Off-Premises Signaling 17

Hochiki America CorporationMedia Gateway Panel Module (S788) Functionality andConfiguration Guide


Contents

Ethernet Cable Routing 18

Voice Evacuation SystemWiring 19

Monitoring and Control EquipmentWiring 20

RS-485 20

Ethernet Connection 20

Complete SystemWiring Diagrams 22

Testing the Installation 24

For Off-Premises Signalling 24

Configuration Via Panel GUI 25

Account <#> Buttons 26

AC Fail Delay 28

Phone Line <#> 29

LAN Settings 30

MCE Settings 31

UL Compliance Limitations 31

Configuration via LE2 32

Dialer Tab 33

Accounts Tab 35

LAN Tab 37

Graphics/Third Party Tab 39

Advanced Configuration Tab 41

UL Compliance Limitations 41

Troubleshooting 43

CommsTrouble 43

Advanced Configuration 44



Contents

Table Features 45

User Access Levels 47

ColumnDescriptions 48

Add New RowWalkthrough Example 49

SIA Code 50

Contact ID 50

Using Templates 51

Import Within the Advanced Configuration Tab 51

Save Templateswithin the Advanced Configuration Tab 51

Export the CustomTable to .xml / .csv 52

Transfer the CustomTable from theMedia Gateway 53

Receive the CustomTable from theMedia Gateway 53

Transfer the CustomTable to theMedia Gateway 53

Templates Manager 54

Edit, Save, and Delete within the TemplateManager 54

New Template 55

New Template BasedOn Existing (Recommended) 55

Edit Existing Template 56

Saving a Template 56

Delete Template 56

Export the CustomTable to .xml / .csv 56

Appendix A: Updating Firmware 58

Appendix B: Transport Method Configuration Examples 62

Phone LineOnly 63

Dialer Tab 63



Contents

Accounts Tab 64

FIBROOnly 65

Dialer Tab 65

Accounts Tab 66

LAN Tab 67

FIBROand Phone Line 68

Dialer Tab 68

Accounts Tab 1 69

Accounts Tab 2 70

LAN Tab 71

Appendix C: Protocol Formatting 72

Contact ID 73

Point 73

Simple Reporting 73

Detailed Reporting 74

Zone 74

Simple Reporting 74

Detailed Reporting 75

SIA 76

Point 76

Example 1: [#001001|Nri0003/pi0001/FA0750] 77

Example 2: [#001001|Nri0001/pi0000/FT0043] 77

Zone 77

[#001001|Nri0001/FA0000] 77

Appendix D: Reporting Format Examples 79



Contents

Alternating Phone Lines 80

Appendix E: Contact ID Tables 81

Appendix F: Receiver Testing 112

Index 113



Contents

COMPLIANCE

Underwriters Laboratories (UL)

Fire AlarmSubassemblyHochiki America Corporation

FCC

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interferencewhen the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiateradio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the InstallationManual, may causeharmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to causeharmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense. Anychanges or modifications not expressly approved byHochiki America Corporation could void the user's authorityto operate this equipment under the rules and regulations of the FCC.

Operation is subject to the following two conditions:(1) This devicemay not cause harmful interference, and(2) This devicemust accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesiredoperation.

Installation

Install this product in accordance with NFPA 13, NFPA 72, NFPA 70, and NEC 70 and all local codes.

All field wiring should be installed using fire rated cables according to the NFPA 72. Riser conductors shall beinstalled in accordance with the survivability from attack by fire requirements in National Fire AlarmCode, NFPA72, Section 12.3. Riser conductors shall employ either a 2 hour rated cable system, or meet requirementsapproved by the AHJ.



Compliance

INTRODUCTION

Technical Support

For technical support, contact Hochiki America at 800.845.6692 or [email protected]. Hochikitechnical support is availableMonday through Friday, 7:00AM to 5:00PM, PST.

Prior to contacting technical support, have the following information available:

n Product part numbern Purchase order or order numbern Product serial numbern Current function of the productn Expected function of the productn Installation of the product

Return Material Authorization (RMA)

Contact Technical Support to obtain an RMA for any product to be returned. Returnswill not be acceptedwithout an accompanying RMA number. An RMA number is assigned when:

l Tech Support acknowledges a possible product failure.l A product was damaged during shippingl An incorrect product was shippedl An order was placed using an incorrect part number *l An order was placed using an incorrect part quantity *l An order is no longer required *

* Restocking feesmay apply.

All returned products are tested to confirm operating failures experienced in the field. If the product is found to befunctional, contractorsmust absorb expenses for return shipping, as well as the cost and shipping of theadvanced replacement product.

Prominently display the RMA number on all packages sent for return.

Ship all return products to:

Attention: RMA # _____________Hochiki America



Introduction

7051 Village Park Drive, Suite 100Buena Park, CA 90621

Warranty Service

Technical Support can replace or repair a defective product when the original purchase is within the warrantyperiod defined in the sales contract. Check your contract for more information, or contact your salesrepresentative about your specific warranty period.

Advanced Replacements

Products that fail to operate in the field can be replaced quickly using the advanced replacement process. Theadvanced replacement process is available to all contractors whomaintain an acceptable line of credit.

Initiate the advanced replacement process by requesting an RMA number from a Tech Support representative.Advanced replacements can be shipped to your location when the product is covered under warranty and whena replacement product is in stock.

l Advanced replacements can be expedited at the request of the contractor. Shipping costs associated with thisprocess are the responsibility of the contractor.

l Products returned using the advanced replacement process must be received within 30 days of the RMA issue date.



Introduction

OVERVIEW

Media Gateway Panel ModuleS788

TheMedia Gateway™ is a communication panel module for the FireNET L@titude Fire AlarmControl Panel. Itprovides connectivity to a remotemonitoring center via Sur-Gard Fibro or dial-up. SIA is the recommendedformat for usage, but Contact ID is also supported. Transmission can bemade through one or two telephonelines, and/or IP through Ethernet. Standard reporting codes have been pre-defined, although the user maycustomize these codes through the Loop Explorer 2 programming application.

System Information

The System Information section of the panel GUI provides the following information about theMedia Gateway'sconfiguration.

l Media Gateway Versionl Media Gateway IPl Media Gateway MAC Addressl Media Gateway DNS Server IP



Overview

Voice Evacuation Systems

The Voice Evacuation interface allows electronics to interface betweenMedia Gateway and VoiceAlert. Thisinterface provides an activation link between the panel and the voice evacuation systemwithout the use ofrelays. VoiceAlert can be enabled and disabled via LE2 or the panel GUI. Hochiki HMX firmware is required fortheMedia Gateway interface.

MCE (Graphics / Third Party)

TheMCE (Monitoring and Control Equipment) protocol is used to send events from theMedia Gateway to theconnected equipment. The purpose of this protocol is to allow a network of fire panels to share events and tomaintain a common list of active events with MCE devices. It also allows the sharing of configuration data andquerying the status of individual devices. Additionally, commands to perform control actions, such as silencebuzzer, can be sent fromMCE to the network of panels. MCE can be enabled and disabled via LE2 or the panelGUI.

This is a client/server protocol, based on a TCP/IPv4 connection. The “server” will be listening for connections.The “client” will connect to the “server” when it has data to send. TheMedia Gatewaywill act as a “server” andwill accept connections fromMCE deviceswhich will act as a “client”.

TheMedia Gateway IP settings can be configured using LE2 or the panel GUI for either DHCP or manualsettings. TheMCE will connect to theMedia Gateway using a direct TCP/IP link over Ethernet.

Central Station Reporting

Twomethodologies are supported for central station reporting: telephone dialing and Sur-Gard FIBRO(IP reporting). Two lines are supported for dialing. Sur-Gard FIBRO is a proprietary IP reporting format designedfor use with a Sur-Gard IP central station receiver. A combination of bothmethods is also supported, with oneacting as a backup for the other.

In any of the formats, the panel nodes are reported. For example, in a network systemwith 40 panels, only 1account number is required and the node that has the activation or restore will be reported in a separate field.

Codes reported to the central station are factory default fixed. In order to modify, refer to the Central StationReporting Tables. Reporting codes for SIA and Contact ID default to themost common options, but can becustomized. Central Station Reporting can be enabled and disabled via LE2 or the panel GUI.



Overview

INSTALLATIONThis section provides instructions for connecting cables, mounting, and testing theMedia GatewayPanel Modulefor installation. There can only be oneMedia Gateway per network.

q Notify themonitoring center and location security that the FireNET L@titude Fire Alarm Control Panel will betemporarily out of service.

q Remove themodule from its packaging and check its contents.

q Make phone line connections (if used) as shown in Connecting Communications.

q Remove AC and battery power from the panel.

q Install themodule into slot F on theMain Back Board.

q Insert the Ethernet cable (if used) to the jack on theMedia Gateway Panel Module.

q Restore AC and battery power.

q Wait for the panel start-up process to complete. Refer to the FireNET L@titude Fire Alarm Control PanelInstallation Manual (MAN-1431HA) for more information.

q Configure themodule using Loop Explorer 2 or the panel GUI.

q Test communication from the panel via the LED Status Indicators.

Install this product in accordance with NFPA 72, the National Electrical Code, and all local codes.



Installation

WARNING! Themodulemust be installed by personnel familiar with electronic components. Electroniccomponents within themodule are vulnerable to damage from electrostatic discharge. Ground straps must be worn byinstallers before handling to prevent electrostatic discharge damage.

Before You Begin

Before you begin the installation, take a few minutes to review the installation information, gather the requireditems, and complete the tasks listed below tomake the installation as quick and easy as possible. Acquire thefollowing items that are not included with theMedia GatewayPanel Module, but may be required for installation:

l Ground Strap - A ground strap is required for handling circuit boards. The ground strap is not provided in thepackaging of theMedia Gateway Panel Module.

Setting the Address

TheMedia GatewayPanel Module is addressed internally and will not conflict with other installed, addressablemodules.

Panel Module Placement

TheMedia GatewayPanel Modulemust be installed into Slot F.

To install modules on the FireNET L@titude Fire AlarmControl Panel:

1. Disconnect AC power and standby batteries prior to performing themodule installation.

2. Remove the retaining screw and plastic cover.



Installation

3. Remove the panel module from the protective packaging using adequate electrostatic protection.

4. Point the conductor side of the panel module toward the backplate.

5. Insert the notched end of the panel module in themetal guide notch of the backplate at an angle, as shown.

The photo above is an example of panel module placement andmay not be representative of the specificmoduleand slot placement described in this guide. Refer to the checklist above for details on placement.



Installation

6. Rotate the panel module until all conductors are securely inserted into connectors of theMain Back Board.

7. Replace the cover onto theMain Back Board.

8. Reconnect the batteries and restore AC power.



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Wiring

Media Gateway Dialer Wiring

Terminal View



Installation

Off-Premises Signaling

The image shown is an example of wire routing for twophone lines and an network connection. The followingconfigurations are possible when wiring theMedia Gatewayfor Off-Premises Signaling.

l 2 phone lines and 1 network connectionl 2 phone linesl 1 phone line and 1 network connectionl a network connection onlyl 1 phone line only

To accommodate the plastic cover, route ethernet cablingthrough the space between the screw terminals as shownabove.



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Ethernet Cable Routing

The ethernet cable entering the cabinet must be separate from all other wiring in the enclosure with aminimumdistance of 0.25". Phone line connections require surge protection. Install a CAT5e Surge Protector (Black BoxSP512A-R3) when wiring theMedia GatewayPanel Module as shown.

To accommodate the plastic cover, route ethernet cabling through the space between the screw terminals asshown above.



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Voice Evacuation System Wiring

FireNET L@titude Fire Alarm Control Panel connected to the VoiceAlert System

Terminal 14 of slot F is theMedia Gateway's RS-232 output and should be used when connecting to aVoiceAlert System.

IMPORTANT! When connected to a VoiceAlert system using RS-232, connections to an RS-485 cannot be used.For example, if using Evax andMCE, the ethernet connectionmust be used for MCE functionality since Evax will beusing RS-232.



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Monitoring and Control Equipment Wiring

RS-485

MCE Wiring via RS-485

Terminals 15 (A) and 16 (B) of slot F is theMedia Gateway's RS-485 output and should be used whenconnecting to third-party equipment (MCE devices).

IMPORTANT! When connected to a third-party device using RS-485, connections to RS-232 cannot be used.Therefore, an Evax system cannot be connected in this scenario.

Ethernet Connection



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To accommodate the plastic cover,route ethernet cabling through thespace between the screw terminals asshown above.

MCE wiring via Ethernet Connection



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Complete System Wiring Diagrams

Media Gateway with Evax, Phone Line, Sur-Gard FIBRO (Ethernet),and MCE (Ethernet) Connections

TheMedia Gateway is a combination system. This example shows one of the combinations available. Whenmore than one ethernet connection is necessary, a router is required (as shown).

IMPORTANT! When connected to a VoiceAlert system using RS-232, connections to an RS-485 cannot be used.For example, if using Evax andMCE, the ethernet connectionmust be used for MCE functionality since Evax will beusing RS-232.



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Media Gateway with Phone Line, Sur-Gard FIBRO (Ethernet),and MCE (Ethernet & RS-485) Connections

TheMedia Gateway is a combination system. This example shows one of the combinations available. Whenmore than one ethernet connection is necessary, a router is required (as shown).

IMPORTANT! When connected to a third-party device using RS-485, connections to RS-232 cannot be used.Therefore, an Evax system cannot be connected in this scenario.



Installation

Testing the InstallationConfirm communication from the panel via the LED status indicators. LED indicators provide functional anddiagnostic information as shown below.

LED Indicator Color DescriptionLED3 Yellow Ethernet - Full DuplexLED4 Red Ethernet 100Mbps SpeedLED5 Green Ethernet Link & ActivityLED6 Yellow Flashing identifies an error.LED7 Green COMM3 - Flickers to indicate processor activity.LED8 Green COMM2 - Flashes when Phone Line 2 is in use.LED9 Green COMM1 - Flashes when Phone Line 1 is in use.LED10 Red Activates when a Sur-Gard FIBROmessage is sent.LED11 Red Heartbeat - Identifies functional status of the panel module.

For Off-Premises Signalling

After configuring the panel module (refer to Configuration for more information), send a test signal using eachtransmission path (with all other paths disconnected during each test) to themonitoring station to confirm properoperation of each path.

For example, when testing Phone Line 1, disconnect Phone Line 2 and Ethernet. Repeat the test for each path.



Installation

CONFIGURATION VIA PANEL GUIThe following section describes how to configure theMedia Gateway panel module using the panel GUI. It isrecommended that LE2 is used to configure theMedia Gateway panel module when possible.



Configuration Via Panel GUI

Account <#> ButtonsField Options

Account Number Set the Account Number that will be used to identify the particular site to which theMedia Gateway sends data. The account numbermust be between 4-6 digits.

Protocol

Select Contact ID or SIA. This is the signalingmethod that will be used to transfer datato the receiver (monitoring station).

l IfContact ID is selected, theSimple Reporting field will be present. Select Yesor No.

Transport Method

Select either Dialer or Sur-Gard FIBRO. Dialer will use the phone line pathways; Sur-Gard FIBROwill use Ethernet. If FIBRO is selected, the following fields will appear afterthe Backup Reporting field below:

l DSC Receiver Station - This is the IP addressof the Sur-Gard FIBRO receiver. This should beobtained from your central station.

l LocalPort Number - This is the local port number of the Sur-Gard FIBRO receiver (3060). Thisshould be obtained from your central station.

l Remote Port number - This is the remote port number of the Sur-Gard FIBRO receiver(3061). Thisshould be obtained from your central station.

l Supervised - When supervision is enabled, the panelmonitors the connection to the central station.

l Encrypted - When encryption is enabled, the panel encrypts the connection to the central station.

Report AlarmsReport Alarm RestoresReport TroublesReport Trouble RestoresReport SupervisoryReport Supervisory RestoresReport DisableReport Disable RestoresReport Service / TestReport Service Test RestoresReport Panel EventsReport Panel Events Restores

Choose the panel event types that theMedia Gateway will transmit to the receiver. Thisis user-configurable for any given setup. For example, it enables Account 1 to reportalarms to one central station and Account 2 to report trouble signals to another station.

Backup Reporting

Account 2 can be used as a backup to Account 1 (and Account 4 as a backup to Account3). To set an account as a backup, select Backup Reporting for Account 2 (or 4) andde-select all other event types. When a transmission fails using the primary account, thepanel will attempt communication using the backup account. This is commonly used toconfigure reporting via phone line with ethernet backup tomeet the requirements ofSection 41.3.2.8 of UL 864 10th Edition.

Receiver Ph # 1 /Receiver Ph # 2

Each number can be up to 30 digits. If a pause is needed, insert a "," character. To waitfor a secondary dial tone, insert a "w" character. To wait for 5 seconds of silence beforedialing the remaining dial string, insert a "@" character.

Report bySelect whether to report by Point (device) or by Zone. Zone reporting sends the samesignal for all points in the zone, therefore the central station will not be able todifferentiate between different points in the zone. Point reporting provides more specific




Field Optionslocation information. When selecting to report by Point, Contact ID may not report pointsabove 99 or loops in excess of 9 accurately when Simple Reporting is selected. SIA isthe preferred transmission protocol.

Test Code Time Set the time for a test signal to be sent. The Time field is for the time of day in 24-hourformat. HH:MM:SS:DD:MM:YY

Test Code FrequencySet the Frequency interval of the test signal . Valid options are 6, 12, 18, or 24 hours.The Frequencymust be set to 6 hours tomeet the requirements of Section 41.3.2.13 ofUL 864 10th Ed.




AC Fail DelayField Options

AC Failure Report DelaySet a time delay before theMedia Gateway reports an AC Power Failure. Validvalues are 0 - 180minutes. The delay must be set to between 60 - 180minutestomeet the requirements of Section 55.2.1 of UL 864 10th Ed.




Phone Line <#>Field Options

Dialing Line <#>

This is themethod used by theMedia Gateway to dial. Options are Tone, Pulse,or Both.

Tone is the preferred in most installations. However, depending on your location,Tonemay not be supported. When Both is selected, theMedia Gateway firstattempts Tone dialing. If that fails, Pulse will be attempted. Both can beselected during troubleshooting, but is not recommended for the finalinstallation.

Line <#> Monitoring

Select the line(s) that should bemonitored. Phone linemonitoring is optionalsince the phone lines may not be connected. At least one phone line is requiredto be connected tomeet the requirements of Section 41.2.3 of UL 864 10thEdition.

All phone lines that are in usemust bemonitored. Phone lines that are notmonitored will not be used.




LAN SettingsField Options

DHCP

Yes (default) or No. If no is selected, the following fields appear:

l Fixed IP Address

l Subnet Mask

l Default Gateway

l Media GatewayDNS Server IP




MCE SettingsField OptionsOff This indicates whether MCE is on or off.Port This is the port address. The default setting is 100.Name This is the server name.

Monitoring Period The is the amount of time (in seconds) that the heartbeat will be sent after activation of connectionmonitoring. The default is 20 seconds.

Monitoring Grace This is the amount of time (in seconds) before the alarm is triggered. The default is 5 seconds.

Max PendingThis is used to specify themaximum number of events that theMedia Gateway may store beforesending them. This will almost always be set to 1, so events are sent as they happen, unless thereis some specific communication problem to be overcome.

UL Compliance Limitations

In order for the product to comply with the requirements in theStandard for Control Units and Accessoriesfor Fire Alarm Systems, UL 864 10th Edition, certain programming features or optionsmust be limited tospecific values or not used at all as indicated below.

Field Configurable Range UL Permitted Value / Range

LineMonitoring On or Off At least one phone line is required to be connected tomeet therequirements of Section 41.2.3 of UL 864 10th Ed.

AC Power Failure Report 0 - 180minutes The delay must be set to between 60 - 180minutes tomeet therequirements of Section 55.2.1 of UL 864 10th Ed.

Frequency 6, 12, 18, or 24 hours The frequency must be set to 6 hours tomeet the requirements ofSection 41.3.2.13 of UL 864 10th Ed.

Backup Reporting On or OffBackup reportingmust beOn to configure reporting via phone linewith ethernet backup tomeet the requirements of Section 41.3.2.8of UL 864 10th Edition.




CONFIGURATION VIA LE2The following section describes how to configure theMedia Gateway panel module using the LE2 application.This is the recommendedmethod of configuration.



Configuration via LE2

Dialer Tab

1. Select a Line Type. This is themethod used by theMedia Gateway to dial. Options are Tone, Pulse, or Both.

Tone is the preferred in most installations. However, depending on your location, Tonemay not be supported. WhenBoth is selected, theMedia Gateway first attempts Tone dialing. If that fails, Pulse will be attempted. Both can beselected during troubleshooting, but is not recommended for the final installation.




2. Select the line(s) that should bemonitored. Phone linemonitoring is optional since the phone lines may not beconnected. At least one phone line is required to be connected tomeet the requirements of Section 41.2.3 of UL 86410th Edition.

All phone lines that are in usemust bemonitored. Phone lines that are not monitored will not be used.




Accounts Tab

1. Set the time for a test signal to be sent. The Time field is for the time of day in 24-hour format.

2. Set the Frequency interval of the test signal . Valid options are 6, 12, 18, or 24 hours. The Frequencymust be set to6 hours tomeet the requirements of Section 41.3.2.13 of UL 864 10th Ed.

3. Set a time delay before theMedia Gateway reports anAC Power Fail Report. Valid values are 0 - 180minutes.The delay must be set to between 60 - 180minutes tomeet the requirements of Section 55.2.1 of UL 864 10th Ed.




4. Select whether toReport ByPoint (device) or by Zone. Zone reporting sends the same signal for allpoints in the zone, therefore the central station will not be able to differentiate between different points inthe zone. Point reporting providesmore specific location information.

When selecting to report by Point, Contact ID may not report points above 99 or loops in excess of 9accurately when Simple Reporting is selected. SIA is the preferred transmission protocol.

5. For each account (1-4),

l Select either Dialer or Sur-Gard FIBRO for the Transport Method.

If Dialer is selected, the phone line will be used. Set theAccount Number that will be used to identify the particularsite to which theMedia Gateway sends data. The account numbermust be between 4-6 digits. Set theReceiverPh# 1 of the receiver (monitoring station). An optional second number (Receiver Ph# 2) may be entered. Eachnumber can be up to 30 digits. If a pause is needed, insert a "," character. To wait for a secondary dial tone, insert a"w" character.

If Sur-Gard FIBRO is selected, the Ethernet will be used. Set theAccount Number that will be used to identify theparticular site to which theMedia Gateway sends data. The account numbermust be between 4-6 digits.

Additionally, a panel with more Sur-Gard FIBRO settings will appear. Enter the following information:l Enter a DSC IP Address. This is the IP address of the Sur-Gard FIBRO receiver. This should be obtainedfrom your central station.

l Enter the Local Port Number. This is the local port number of the Sur-Gard FIBRO receiver (3060). Thisshould be obtained from your central station.

l Enter the Remote Port Number. This is the remote port number of the Sur-Gard FIBRO receiver(3061). Thisshould be obtained from your central station.

l Select whether the connection is Supervised. When supervision is enabled, the panel monitors theconnection to the central station.

l Enter the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) Key, up to 32 characters.l Select Contact ID or SIA for theProtocol. This is the signalingmethod that will be used to transfer data to thereceiver (monitoring station).

If Contact ID is selected, select Simple orDetailed for Contact ID Reporting. Simple Reporting is ideal for up to 9SLC loops with nomore than 99 devices on any loop. Detailed Reporting is ideal for up to 12 SLC loops with nomorethan 255 devices on any loop.

l Choose the panel event types that theMedia Gateway will transmit to the receiver. This is user-configurable for anygiven setup. For example, it enables Account 1 to report alarms to one central station and Account 2 to report troublesignals to another station.

Account 2 can be used as a backup to Account 1 (and Account 4 as a backup to Account 3). To set an account as abackup, select Backup Reporting for Account 2 (or 4) and de-select all other event types. When a transmissionfails using the primary account, the panel will attempt communication using the backup account. This is commonlyused to configure reporting via phone line with ethernet backup tomeet the requirements of Section 41.3.2.8 of UL864 10th Edition.




LAN Tab

1. LAN settings. Check Yes (default) or No for theUse DHCP field. If no is selected, contact the networkadministrator for appropriate settings for the following fields:

l Fixed IP Addressl Subnet Mask




l Default Gatewayl DNS Server Address




Graphics/Third Party Tab

1. Check theOff box to set whether MCE is off or on.

2. Enter theServer Name.

3. Enter thePort Number. The default setting is 100.

4. Enter theMax Pending. This is used to specify themaximum number of events that theMedia Gateway may storebefore sending them. This will almost always be set to 1, so events are sent as they happen, unless there is somespecific communication problem to be overcome.

5. Enter theMonitoring Period. This is the amount of time (in seconds) that the heartbeat will be sent after activationof connectionmonitoring. The default is 20 seconds.




6. Enter theMonitoring Grace Period. This is the amount of time (in seconds) before the alarm is triggered. Thedefault is 5 seconds.




Advanced Configuration TabRefer to CustomTable Editor for information about configuring this table.

UL Compliance Limitations

In order for the product to comply with the requirements in theStandard for Control Units and Accessoriesfor Fire Alarm Systems, UL 864 10th Edition, certain programming features or optionsmust be limited tospecific values or not used at all as indicated below.

Field Configurable Range UL Permitted Value / Range

LineMonitoring On or Off At least one phone line is required to be connected tomeet therequirements of Section 41.2.3 of UL 864 10th Ed.

AC Power Failure Report 0 - 180minutes The delay must be set to between 60 - 180minutes tomeet therequirements of Section 55.2.1 of UL 864 10th Ed.

Frequency 6, 12, 18, or 24 hours The frequency must be set to 6 hours tomeet the requirements ofSection 41.3.2.13 of UL 864 10th Ed.

Backup Reporting On or Off Backup reportingmust beOn to configure reporting via phone line




Field Configurable Range UL Permitted Value / Rangewith ethernet backup tomeet the requirements of Section 41.3.2.8of UL 864 10th Edition.




TROUBLESHOOTING

Comms Trouble

TheMedia Gatewaywill have amissing trouble when the panel reboots. This is due to loss of communicationwhile both are initializing during the start-up procedure. The trouble will be present on the system untilcommunication is reestablished; so the trouble will likely remain during the entire time the panel is initializingloops (up to 20mins). After communication is established the trouble self-restores. So the installer should beaware that this is a normal part of the start-up process.



Troubleshooting

ADVANCED CONFIGURATIONTheMedia Gateway contains a list of default outgoingmessages <REFER TO APPENDIX> that will beautomatically transmitted, dependent on account settings. If desired, the outgoingmessages can bemodified.This is done from the Advanced Configuration tab in LE2.

The Advanced Configuration tab contains a CustomTable. The following functionality is available in the CustomTable:

From theMedia Gateway settings, select theAdvanced Configuration tab to edit the CustomTable. From thistab, theCustom Table allows the editing of an existing template. This existing template can be the default or auser-created template. This template is automatically populated by LE2with the default or by the imported tableduring the Before You Begin process.



AdvancedConfiguration

Table Features

The following features are available to users when a custom table for off-premises signalling.

Feature DescriptionAdding Rows Use theAdd New Row button to create a new row.Back to Top button Returns the cursor back to the top of the table.

Check All Checking the Check All box in the header will check all rows in the selected table.Checking the box in an individual row will select only that row.

ColumnOrder To reorder the columns, click and drag the column header to the desired location.ColumnResizing To resize the columns, click and hold the column to reach the desired size.

Column Sorting To sort by a column, click the column header. The first click will sort in ascendingorder. A second click will sort in descending order.

Deleting Rows Check the desired row(s) and click theDelete button.

Display Columns Use theDisplay Columns section in theDisplay Optionswindow to select whichcolumns to show.

Drag-and-Drop Row OrderWhen the table is sorted by the Processing Order column, the rows can be reorderedby dragging and dropping. Click and hold the arrow in the column and drag the row tothe desired location, scrolling up or down if needed.



Advanced Configuration

Feature Description

Edit Single Cell vs RowUse theEditor Mode section in theDisplay Optionswindow to select whether toedit on a cell or row level. If Edit Single Row is selected, a window will open thatdisplays every field in the row.

Export to .csv Exports the custom and reference tables to .csv formats.Filtering Use the Filter section in theDisplay Optionswindow to filter the table view.Import Templates Import existing template into custom table.

Predictive Column Search Begin typing the desired term in the field in a column, and the suggestions will befiltered.

Reset Sorting Restores the default sort order to the table.Save as New Template Saves the current custom table as a new template that can be imported later.Show / Hide Controls button Shows / Hides controls on the left-side of the screen.Show / Hide Reference Table Shows / Hides reference table on the bottom of the screen.

Table Search Bar Enter a search term in the search bar to find entries in both the Custom and Referencetables.

User Access Levels(Installer, Designer, Master) Refer below for functionality available to each type of user.




User Access LevelsThere are three user access levels available for Advanced Configuration - Installer, Designer, andMaster. Thedefault is Installer.

User Access Level Permissions

Installer Template import onlyMedia Gateway table transfer with configuration export (one way) automatic

Designer

Custom table editor, limited edit permissionsTemplateManagerExport tableMedia Gateway table transfer with configuration export (one way) automatic

Master (Tech Support Only) Full Control and Permissions




Column DescriptionsThe following table contains fields that are used tomatch a set of event criteria to configure an outgoingmessage. Outgoingmessages can be configured tomatch individual fields or a combination of fields.

NOTE The columns above the horizontal line in the table below are used for matching a set of event criteria. Anoutgoingmessage is then constructed and processed using the columns below the line.

Column Name Description

Check All Checking the Check All box in the header will check all rows in the selected table.Checking the box in an individual row will select only that row.

Processing Order Contains the row order icon and Processing Order field, which is used to reorder rowsas desired.

Node Contains a list of all panels and annunciators available on the network.Loop Contains a list of SLC loops connected to the network.Address Contains a list of addressable devices connected to the network.Sub Address Contains a list of sub-addresses connected to the network, such as 16 I/O Channel 1.

SIA Code Contains the standard list of SIA protocol related to event occurrences and restorals.The value in this field will be used to construct the outgoingmessage format.

Contact ID Code Contains the standard list of Contact ID protocol. The value in this field will be used toconstruct the outgoingmessage format.




Add New Row Walkthrough ExampleTo add a new row, clickAdd New Row. All new rows are added to the top of the custom table. Rows can bereordered using drag-and-drop or using theProcessing Order number.

NOTE The columns above the horizontal line in the table below are used for matching a set of event criteria. Anoutgoingmessage is then constructed and processed using the columns below the line.

The following table is an example of a single row in the custom table formatted to send an AC troublemessagefor an input module supervising a trouble contact of a remote power supply.

Column Name Example Setting Comment

Processing Order 1This processing order value can be reached bydragging-and-dropping or by entering the value inthis field and pressingEnter.

Node 1 Matches to an event on Node 1.Loop 1 Matches to a SLC device on Loop 1.Address 46 Matches to a SLC device address 46.Sub Address * Leave the * setting tomatch all sub-addresses

SIA Code AC Trouble (AT) / AC Trouble Restoral (AR) Set to the standard SIA code for AC Trouble forboth the Event and Restoral.

Contact ID Code AC Loss (301) Set to the standard Contact ID code for AC Loss.

The following table is an example of a single row in the custom table formatted to send a water alarmwhen aflooding condition is detected. In this example, an input module would be configured as transparent, providing noindication at the panel and no evacuation signal. This table entry will enable the signal to be sent to themonitoring station. A cause and effect relationship could be configured to produce a local signal.

Column Name Example Setting Comment

Processing Order 2This processing order value can be reached bydragging-and-dropping or by entering the value inthis field and pressingEnter.

Node 1 Matches to an event on Node 1.Loop 1 Matches to a SLC device on Loop 1.Address 14 Matches to a SLC device address 14.Sub Address * Leave the * setting tomatch all sub-addresses

SIA Code Water Alarm (WA) / Water Alarm Restoral(WH)

Set to the standard SIA code forWater Alarm forboth the Event and Restoral.

Contact ID Code Water Leakage (154) Set to the standard Contact ID code forWaterLeakage.




SIA Code

The following is an example of a SIA Code will be transmitted by theMedia Gateway:

Fire Event [#001001|Nri0003/pi0001/FA0750]Fire Restoral [#001001|Nri0003/pi0001/FH0750]

Refer to Protocol Formatting for detailed information in this code.

Contact ID

The following is an example of a Contact ID Code that could be transmitted by theMedia Gateway:

Fire Event 181001E11003126Fire Restoral 181001R11003126

Refer to Protocol Formatting for detailed information in this code.




Using Templates

Import Within the Advanced Configuration Tab

1. To import an existing template, use the drop-down in the upper-left to select the desired template. A confirmationwindow will appear. Click Yes to confirm.

2. Edit the table if desired. Click Save orSave As New Template. If Save is selected, the template is only availablelocally. If Save As New Template is selected, the template will be available for editing globally.

Save Templates within the Advanced Configuration Tab

From the Network view, double-click theMedia Gateway and select theAdvanced Configuration tab. To savethe template, clickSave as New Template in the bottom-right corner of the window. The CustomTableWizardwindow will appear. Enter a name for the template. If desired, enter a Short Description and Notes in theappropriate fields.




Export the Custom Table to .xml / .csvTo export the custom table to either an .xml or .csv file, click. ClickExport > Export to <file type>. Select thedesired file location and clickSave. Both the reference and custom tables are saved to this specified location.They cannot changed outside of LE2 and re-imported.




Transfer the Custom Table from the Media Gateway

Receive the Custom Table from the Media Gateway

1. Use a USB cable to connect to the FireNET L@titude Fire Alarm Control Panel.

2. Navigate to Tools > Transfer Configuration in LE2.

3. Click Connect to Panel.

4. Click Transfer to PC to import the Custom Table.

Transfer the Custom Table to the Media GatewayNOTE By default, all custom tables are transferred to theMedia Gateway with a configuration.

1. Use a USB cable to connect to the FireNET L@titude Fire Alarm Control Panel.

2. Navigate to Tools > Transfer Configuration in LE2.

3. Click Connect to Panel.

NOTE Include MG2 Custom Table Transfer is selected by default. To transfer a configuration a configurationwithout a custom table, uncheck this box. To transfer ONLY the custom table without a configuration, check theMG2 Custom Table Transfer ONLY box.

4. Click Transfer to Panel to export the Custom Table.




TEMPLATES MANAGERThe changesmade in the TemplatesManager allow the user to make custom tables that can be used in any LE2file. Templates created from the Advanced Configuration tab within theMedia Gateway are local and limited tothat specific and usage.

For information on Custom table functionality and usage, refer to the Advanced Configuration section.

Edit, Save, and Delete within the Template Manager

1. Navigate toConfigure > Templates Mgr. The Look Up Table Wizardwill appear.

2. Select the desired option.

3. Click Show Wizard to make this window re-appear.



Templates Manager

New Template

1. Enter aName for the template. This field is required.

2. Enter aShort Description and any applicableNotes.

3. TheVersion number is controlled by LE2 and a non-editable field. LE2 will increment this field automatically.

4. Use the slider to enable or disable the template.

5. Click Start to begin creating the template.

New Template Based On Existing (Recommended)

1. Use the drop-down to select the desired template.

2. Enter aName for the template. This field is required.

3. Enter aShort Description and any applicableNotes.

4. TheVersion number is controlled by LE2 and a non-editable field. LE2 will increment this fieldautomatically.



Templates Manager

5. Use the slider to enable or disable the template.

6. ClickStart to begin editing the template.

Edit Existing Template

1. Use the drop-down to select the desired template. If no existing templates exist, the drop-downwill be grayed out.

2. Click Edit to begin editing.

Saving a Template

To save a template, clickSave in the bottom-right corner of the window. To save the template to the database,clickFile > Save in the toolbar. If desired, enter a Short Description and Notes in the appropriate fields.

Delete Template

1. Use the drop-down to select the desired template. If no existing templates exist, the drop-downwill be grayed out.

2. Click Delete to delete the selected template.

IMPORTANT! Once a template is deleted, recovery is not possible.

Export the Custom Table to .xml / .csv

To export the custom table to either an .xml or .csv file, click. ClickExport > Export to <file type>. Select thedesired file location and clickSave. Both the reference and custom tables are saved to this specified location.They cannot changed outside of LE2 and re-imported.



Templates Manager



Templates Manager

APPENDIX A: UPDATING FIRMWAREBefore updating the firmware on theMedia GatewayPanel Module, acquire the following items:

l amicroSD Card that has been prepared with a firmware update for theMedia Gatewayl a 2-pin jumper

IMPORTANT! If a custom table is being used (not common), ensure that it is retrieved using LE2 before proceedingwith firmware update. Refer to Transfer the Custom Table for details.

1. Remove Power from the Panel

WARNING! Do not remove or install theMedia Gateway panel module while the panel is powered on.

2. Install microSD Card

IMPORTANT! Remove theMedia Gateway panel module before installing themicroSD card.

ThemicroSD card is installed in a slot on theMedia Gateway panel module.

l Slide themetal cover of the slot in the direction indicated to unlock it.l Open the cover and place themicroSD card in the slot.l Close the cover and slide to lock it.

lockedmicroSD card slot unlockedmicroSD card slot microSD card slot with the cover open



Appendix A: Updating Firmware

microSD card placed in the slot cover replaced over themicroSD card. cover replaced and locked over themicroSD card

Incorrectly-Placed microSD Card Scenarios

The images above show themost commonways that themicroSD card can be placed incorrectly.

NOTE Do not use excessive force when locking themicroSD card slot, as the hinged cover can becomeunseated. However, if this occurs, gently push the cover back into place.




3. Install the Jumper - There is a set of three pins next to themicroSD card slot. The jumper must be installedbetween the two pins closest to themicroSD card socket, as shown. This shows the jumper in position to usetheMedia Gateway'smicroSD card after a reboot.

4. Replace theMedia Gateway panel module in slot F of the panel.

5. Restore power to the panel to initiate the installation of firmware.

Media Gateway LEDs

TheMedia Gateway panel module has a set of 6 LEDs that indicate the status of the card (as shown). Duringnormal operation, LED 11 (red) flashes once every 2 seconds and LED 7 (green) is always on. During thefirmware update, there will be amoving pattern progressing through the six LEDs. This indicates that theinstallation is in progress. During this time, the panel may display a trouble condition that theMedia Gatewaypanel module is not present or not working correctly. Ignore this indication. When the firmware installation ontheMedia Gateway panel module is complete, the six LEDswill start flashing simultaneously.

6. Remove power from the panel. Remove themicroSD card and the jumper from theMedia Gateway panelmodule.




7. Restore power to the panel and wait for it to boot. This completes the firmware installation. Confirm the newfirmware version in the System Information tab.

8. If a custom table is being used, send it to theMedia Gateway via LE2.

NOTE Refer to Transfer the Custom Table for details.

9. Verify that theMedia Gateway operates as expected by sending test signals.




APPENDIX B: TRANSPORT METHOD CONFIGURATIONEXAMPLES



Appendix B: Transport Method Configuration Examples

Phone Line Only

Dialer Tab



Appendix B: Transport MethodConfiguration Examples

Accounts Tab

No other tabs are used in a PhoneOnly configuration.




FIBRO Only

Dialer Tab

NOTE Line 1 and Line 2must be unchecked as shown in the example or the panel will display phone line troubles.




Accounts Tab




LAN Tab

No other tabs are used in a FIBROOnly configuration.




FIBRO and Phone Line

Dialer Tab




Accounts Tab 1




Accounts Tab 2




LAN Tab

No other tabs are used to configure Central Station Reporting for FIBROand Phone.




APPENDIX C: PROTOCOL FORMATTINGThe following are examples of outgoingmessages using SIA and Contact ID formatting.



Appendix C: Protocol Formatting

Contact IDEach outgoing Contact ID message is constructed as follows: MT ACCT Q000 NN XYZ

Composition Description Parameters

MTContact ID Identifier. This 2-digitsequence is used to identify theContact ID message to thereceiver.

It will be transmitted as the number 18.

ACCT Account Identifier 4 character account field. 0-9 are typically used, but B-F arepermitted.

Q Event Qualifier, which givesspecific event information.

E (1 = New Event)R (3 = New Restore)

000 New Event Type Code 3 digits (0-9)

NN NodeNumber 2 characters, 0-9, B-F. Use 00 to indicate that no specific zoneinformation applies.

XYZ Address

For Point Reporting,

l In Simple Reporting, the X is used to indicate the loop numberand the YZ contains the Point Address. When no specific loopnumber applies, the loop field (X) is set to 0. Points above 99 arereported as 99.

l In Detailed Reporting, XYZ contains loop and point informationcombined together. Refer to Contact ID Tables to decode thisfield.

For Zone Reporting,

l In Simple Reporting, this is a 3 digit number (0-9) representingthe actual zone number from 000-999. Zones above 999 arereported as 999.

l In Detailed Reporting, this is a 3 character field (0-9, B-F)representing the zone number in base 15.

Point

Simple Reporting

Simple reporting is ideal for up to 9 SLC loopswith nomore than 99 devices on any loop. Because of the 2 digitlimitation in Simple Reporting, point numbers above 99 restart at 0.

181001R11003126




Value Description18 Contact ID Identifier1001 Account NumberR Restoral Event Qualifier110 Event Type Code (Fire Alarm)03 Node Number126 Address: Loop 1, Point 26

Detailed Reporting

Detailed reporting is ideal for up to 12 SLC loopswith nomore than 255 devices on any loop. To understand thedifferences between Simple and Detailed point numbers, refer to the complete tables in Contact ID Tables.

181001E11005202

Value Description18 Contact ID Identifier1001 Account NumberE Active Event Qualifier110 Event Type Code (Fire Alarm)05 Node Number202 Address: Loop 2, Point 02

Zone

In Zone reporting, the systemwill transmit messages by zone. All zone reporting will be repeated if multipleactivations occur within the same zone.

Simple Reporting

181001E11003001

Value Description18 Contact ID Identifier1001 Account NumberE Active Event Qualifier110 Event Type Code (Fire Alarm)03 Node Number026 Zone 26




Detailed Reporting

181001E110032B8

Value Description18 Contact ID Identifier1001 Account NumberE Active Event Qualifier110 Event Type Code (Fire Alarm)03 Node Number2B8 Zone 677 ((2 * 225) + (10 * 15) + 8)




SIAIdeal for up to 15 SLC loopswith nomore than 255 devices on any loop. Each outgoing SIA message isconstructed as follows: [#idAAAA | NriBBBB / piCCCC / TTDDDE]

Composition Description Parameters#id Subscriber ID modifier #00

AAAA Account Number 0000-9999

N NameModifier, which is used to indicate a specific user or zone tiedto an event. Variable length

ri Area ID Modifier ri

BBBB NodeNumber 0000-9999

pi Peripheral ID Modifier pi

CCCC Loop Number 0000-9999

TT The Event Type Code, which identifies the type of signal. 2 alphanumeric characters(SIA standard)

DDD The event address, which holds the address on the loop. 001-254

E The event sub-address 0-F

Point

When selecting to report by Point, SIA is the preferred transmission protocol.

NOTE For products with sub-addresses (such as the S560), the SIA format point reporting will be offset by 1. Forexample, channel 1 reports as subpoint 0 and channel 16 reports as F.

Channel Reports As Subpoint Channel Reports As Subpoint1 0 9 8

2 1 10 9

3 2 11 A

4 3 12 B

5 4 13 C

6 5 14 D

7 6 15 E

8 7 16 F




Example 1: [#001001|Nri0003/pi0001/FA0750]Value Description#00 Subscriber ID modifier

1001 Account Number

N NameModifier, which is used to indicate a specific user or zone tied to an event.

ri Area ID Modifier

0003 NodeNumber

pi Peripheral ID Modifier

0001 Loop Number

FA The Event Type Code, which identifies the type of signal.

075 The event address, which holds the address on the loop.

0 The event sub-address 1

Example 2: [#001001|Nri0001/pi0000/FT0043]Value Description#00 Subscriber ID modifier

1001 Account Number


ri Area ID Modifier

0001 NodeNumber

pi Peripheral ID Modifier

0000 Loop Number

FT The Event Type Code, which identifies the type of signal.


3 The event sub-address 4

Zone

Zone reporting sends the same signal for all points in the zone, therefore the central station will not be able todifferentiate between different points in the zone. Point reporting providesmore specific location information.

[#001001|Nri0001/FA0000]Value Description#00 Subscriber ID modifier




Value Description1001 Account Number


ri Area ID Modifier

0001 NodeNumber

FA Peripheral ID Modifier

0000 Loop Number

FT The Event Type Code, which identifies the type of signal.


3 The event sub-address




APPENDIX D: REPORTING FORMAT EXAMPLES



Appendix D: Reporting Format Examples

Alternating Phone LinesThis section details known phone call attempt patterns for theMedia Gateway.

Account 1 - Sur-Gard FIBROAccount 2 -Modem, Backup, Phone # 1, Phone # 2, Line 1, Line 2

1. Account 2, Phone # 1, Line 1









If both account types areModemAccount 1 -Modem, Phone # 1, Phone # 2, Line 1, Line 2Account 2 -Modem, Backup, Phone # 1, Phone # 2, Line 11, Line 2























Appendix D: Reporting Format Examples

APPENDIX E: CONTACT ID TABLESCONTACT ID - NODE NUMBER: This table translates the node number of the panel to the simple and detailed point num-ber. These are two character fields, where each character can be 0-9, B-F.

NodeNumber

SimpleReporting

Detailed Report-ing

NodeNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

NodeNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

1 01 01 44 44 2F 87 87 5D

2 02 02 45 45 30 88 88 5E

3 03 03 46 46 31 89 89 5F

4 04 04 47 47 32 90 90 60

5 05 05 48 48 33 91 91 61

6 06 06 49 49 34 92 92 62

7 07 07 50 50 35 93 93 63

8 08 08 51 51 36 94 94 64

9 09 09 52 52 37 95 95 65

10 10 0B 53 53 38 96 96 66

11 11 0C 54 54 39 97 97 67

12 12 0D 55 55 3B 98 98 68

13 13 0E 56 56 3C 99 99 69

14 14 0F 57 57 3D 100 00 6B

15 15 10 58 58 3E 101 01 6C

16 16 11 59 59 3F 102 02 6D

17 17 12 60 60 40 103 03 6E

18 18 13 61 61 41 104 04 6F

19 19 14 62 62 42 105 05 70

20 20 15 63 63 43 106 06 71

21 21 16 64 64 44 107 07 72

22 22 17 65 65 45 108 08 73

23 23 18 66 66 46 109 09 74

24 24 19 67 67 47 110 10 75

25 25 1B 68 68 48 111 11 76

26 26 1C 69 69 49 112 12 77

27 27 1D 70 70 4B 113 13 78

28 28 1E 71 71 4C 114 14 79

29 29 1F 72 72 4D 115 15 7B

30 30 20 73 73 4E 116 16 7C

31 31 21 74 74 4F 117 17 7D

32 32 22 75 75 50 118 18 7E

33 33 23 76 76 51 119 19 7F

34 34 24 77 77 52 120 20 80

35 35 25 78 78 53 121 21 81

36 36 26 79 79 54 122 22 82

37 37 27 80 80 55 123 23 83

38 38 28 81 81 56 124 24 84

39 39 29 82 82 57 125 25 85

40 40 2B 83 83 58 126 26 86

41 41 2C 84 84 59 127 27 87

42 42 2D 85 85 5B

43 43 2E 86 86 5C NOTE Shaded fields are not unique



Appendix E: Contact ID Tables

CONTACT ID - Panel IO: This table translates the Panel I/O Point number of the panel to the simple and detailed point number.These are three character fields, where each character can be 0-9, B-F.

Panel I/O SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting Panel I/O Simple

ReportingDetailedReporting Panel I/O Simple

ReportingDetailedReporting

0 000 000 43 043 02E 86 086 05C

1 001 001 44 044 02F 87 087 05D

2 002 002 45 045 030 88 088 05E

3 003 003 46 046 031 89 089 05F

4 004 004 47 047 032 90 090 060

5 005 005 48 048 033 91 091 061

6 006 006 49 049 034 92 092 062

7 007 007 50 050 035 93 093 063

8 008 008 51 051 036 94 094 064

9 009 009 52 052 037 95 095 065

10 010 00B 53 053 038 96 096 066

11 011 00C 54 054 039 97 097 067

12 012 00D 55 055 03B 98 098 068

13 013 00E 56 056 03C 99 099 069

14 014 00F 57 057 03D 100 099 06B

15 015 010 58 058 03E 101 099 06C

16 016 011 59 059 03F 102 099 06D

17 017 012 60 060 040 103 099 06E

18 018 013 61 061 041 104 099 06F

19 019 014 62 062 042 105 099 070

20 020 015 63 063 043 106 099 071

21 021 016 64 064 044 107 099 072

22 022 017 65 065 045 108 099 073

23 023 018 66 066 046 109 099 074

24 024 019 67 067 047 110 099 075

25 025 01B 68 068 048 111 099 076

26 026 01C 69 069 049 112 099 077

27 027 01D 70 070 04B 113 099 078

28 028 01E 71 071 04C 114 099 079

29 029 01F 72 072 04D 115 099 07B

30 030 020 73 073 04E 116 099 07C

31 031 021 74 074 04F 117 099 07D

32 032 022 75 075 050 118 099 07E

33 033 023 76 076 051 119 099 07F

34 034 024 77 077 052 120 099 080

35 035 025 78 078 053 121 099 081

36 036 026 79 079 054 122 099 082

37 037 027 80 080 055 123 099 083

38 038 028 81 081 056 124 099 084

39 039 029 82 082 057 125 099 085

40 040 02B 83 083 058 126 099 086

41 041 02C 84 084 059 127 099 087

42 042 02D 85 085 05B 128 099 088




CONTACT ID - Panel IO (CONTINUED)

Panel I/O SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting Panel I/O Simple

ReportingDetailedReporting Panel I/O Simple

ReportingDetailedReporting

129 099 089 172 099 0C7 215 099 0F5

130 099 08B 173 099 0C8 216 099 0F6

131 099 08C 174 099 0C9 217 099 0F7

132 099 08D 175 099 0CB 218 099 0F8

133 099 08E 176 099 0CC 219 099 0F9

134 099 08F 177 099 0CD 220 099 0FB

135 099 090 178 099 0CE 221 099 0FC

136 099 091 179 099 0CF 222 099 0FD

137 099 092 180 099 0D0 223 099 0FE

138 099 093 181 099 0D1 224 099 0FF

139 099 094 182 099 0D2

140 099 095 183 099 0D3 NOTE Shaded fields are not unique.

141 099 096 184 099 0D4

142 099 097 185 099 0D5

143 099 098 186 099 0D6

144 099 099 187 099 0D7

145 099 09B 188 099 0D8

146 099 09C 189 099 0D9

147 099 09D 190 099 0DB

148 099 09E 191 099 0DC

149 099 09F 192 099 0DD

150 099 0B0 193 099 0DE

151 099 0B1 194 099 0DF

152 099 0B2 195 099 0E0

153 099 0B3 196 099 0E1

154 099 0B4 197 099 0E2

155 099 0B5 198 099 0E3

156 099 0B6 199 099 0E4

157 099 0B7 200 099 0E5

158 099 0B8 201 099 0E6

159 099 0B9 202 099 0E7

160 099 0BB 203 099 0E8

161 099 0BC 204 099 0E9

162 099 0BD 205 099 0EB

163 099 0BE 206 099 0EC

164 099 0BF 207 099 0ED

165 099 0C0 208 099 0EE

166 099 0C1 209 099 0EF

167 099 0C2 210 099 0F0

168 099 0C3 211 099 0F1

169 099 0C4 212 099 0F2

170 099 0C5 213 099 0F3

171 099 0C6 214 099 0F4




CONTACT ID - Loop 1: This table translates the Loop 1 point number of the panel to the simple and detailed point number. Theseare three character fields, where each character can be 0-9, B-F.Loop 1,

Point Num-ber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 1,Point Num-

ber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 1,Point Num-

ber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

0 100 100 43 143 12E 86 186 15C

1 101 101 44 144 12F 87 187 15D

2 102 102 45 145 130 88 188 15E

3 103 103 46 146 131 89 189 15F

4 104 104 47 147 132 90 190 160

5 105 105 48 148 133 91 191 161

6 106 106 49 149 134 92 192 162

7 107 107 50 150 135 93 193 163

8 108 108 51 151 136 94 194 164

9 109 109 52 152 137 95 195 165

10 110 10B 53 153 138 96 196 166

11 111 10C 54 154 139 97 197 167

12 112 10D 55 155 13B 98 198 168

13 113 10E 56 156 13C 99 199 169

14 114 10F 57 157 13D 100 199 16B

15 115 110 58 158 13E 101 199 16C

16 116 111 59 159 13F 102 199 16D

17 117 112 60 160 140 103 199 16E

18 118 113 61 161 141 104 199 16F

19 119 114 62 162 142 105 199 170

20 120 115 63 163 143 106 199 171

21 121 116 64 164 144 107 199 172

22 122 117 65 165 145 108 199 173

23 123 118 66 166 146 109 199 174

24 124 119 67 167 147 110 199 175

25 125 11B 68 168 148 111 199 176

26 126 11C 69 169 149 112 199 177

27 127 11D 70 170 14B 113 199 178

28 128 11E 71 171 14C 114 199 179

29 129 11F 72 172 14D 115 199 17B

30 130 120 73 173 14E 116 199 17C

31 131 121 74 174 14F 117 199 17D

32 132 122 75 175 150 118 199 17E

33 133 123 76 176 151 119 199 17F

34 134 124 77 177 152 120 199 180

35 135 125 78 178 153 121 199 181

36 136 126 79 179 154 122 199 182

37 137 127 80 180 155 123 199 183

38 138 128 81 181 156 124 199 184

39 139 129 82 182 157 125 199 185

40 140 12B 83 183 158 126 199 186

41 141 12C 84 184 159 127 199 187

42 142 12D 85 185 15B 128 199 188




CONTACT ID - Loop 1 (CONTINUED)Loop 1,

Point Num-ber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 1,Point Num-

ber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 1,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

129 199 189 172 199 1C7 215 199 1F5

130 199 18B 173 199 1C8 216 199 1F6

131 199 18C 174 199 1C9 217 199 1F7

132 199 18D 175 199 1CB 218 199 1F8

133 199 18E 176 199 1CC 219 199 1F9

134 199 18F 177 199 1CD 220 199 1FB

135 199 190 178 199 1CE 221 199 1FC

136 199 191 179 199 1CF 222 199 1FD

137 199 192 180 199 1D0 223 199 1FE

138 199 193 181 199 1D1 224 199 1FF

139 199 194 182 199 1D2 225 199 200

140 199 195 183 199 1D3 226 199 201

141 199 196 184 199 1D4 227 199 202

142 199 197 185 199 1D5 228 199 203

143 199 198 186 199 1D6 229 199 204

144 199 199 187 199 1D7 230 199 205

145 199 19B 188 199 1D8 231 199 206

146 199 19C 189 199 1D9 232 199 207

147 199 19D 190 199 1DB 233 199 208

148 199 19E 191 199 1DC 234 199 209

149 199 19F 192 199 1DD 235 199 20B

150 199 1B0 193 199 1DE 236 199 20C

151 199 1B1 194 199 1DF 237 199 20D

152 199 1B2 195 199 1E0 238 199 20E

153 199 1B3 196 199 1E1 239 199 20F

154 199 1B4 197 199 1E2 240 199 210

155 199 1B5 198 199 1E3 241 199 211

156 199 1B6 199 199 1E4 242 199 212

157 199 1B7 200 199 1E5 243 199 213

158 199 1B8 201 199 1E6 244 199 214

159 199 1B9 202 199 1E7 245 199 215

160 199 1BB 203 199 1E8 246 199 216

161 199 1BC 204 199 1E9 247 199 217

162 199 1BD 205 199 1EB 248 199 218

163 199 1BE 206 199 1EC 249 199 219

164 199 1BF 207 199 1ED 250 199 21B

165 199 1C0 208 199 1EE 251 199 21C

166 199 1C1 209 199 1EF 252 199 21D

167 199 1C2 210 199 1F0 253 199 21E

168 199 1C3 211 199 1F1 254 199 21F

169 199 1C4 212 199 1F2 255 199 220

170 199 1C5 213 199 1F3

171 199 1C6 214 199 1F4 NOTE Shaded fields are not unique.




CONTACT ID - Loop 2: This table translates the Loop 2 point number of the panel to the simple and detailed point number. Theseare three character fields, where each character can be 0-9, B-F.

Loop 2,Point Number

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 2,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 2,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

0 200 221 43 243 24F 86 286 27D

1 201 222 44 244 250 87 287 27E

2 202 223 45 245 251 88 288 27F

3 203 224 46 246 252 89 289 280

4 204 225 47 247 253 90 290 281

5 205 226 48 248 254 91 291 282

6 206 227 49 249 255 92 292 283

7 207 228 50 250 256 93 293 284

8 208 229 51 251 257 94 294 285

9 209 22B 52 252 258 95 295 286

10 210 22C 53 253 259 96 296 287

11 211 22D 54 254 25B 97 297 288

12 212 22E 55 255 25C 98 298 289

13 213 22F 56 256 25D 99 299 28B

14 214 230 57 257 25E 100 299 28C

15 215 231 58 258 25F 101 299 28D

16 216 232 59 259 260 102 299 28E

17 217 233 60 260 261 103 299 28F

18 218 234 61 261 262 104 299 290

19 219 235 62 262 263 105 299 291

20 220 236 63 263 264 106 299 292

21 221 237 64 264 265 107 299 293

22 222 238 65 265 266 108 299 294

23 223 239 66 266 267 109 299 295

24 224 23B 67 267 268 110 299 296

25 225 23C 68 268 269 111 299 297

26 226 23D 69 269 26B 112 299 298

27 227 23E 70 270 26C 113 299 299

28 228 23F 71 271 26D 114 299 29B

29 229 240 72 272 26E 115 299 29C

30 230 241 73 273 26F 116 299 29D

31 231 242 74 274 270 117 299 29E

32 232 243 75 275 271 118 299 29F

33 233 244 76 276 272 119 299 2B0

34 234 245 77 277 273 120 299 2B1

35 235 246 78 278 274 121 299 2B2

36 236 247 79 279 275 122 299 2B3

37 237 248 80 280 276 123 299 2B4

38 238 249 81 281 277 124 299 2B5

39 239 24B 82 282 278 125 299 2B6

40 240 24C 83 283 279 126 299 2B7

41 241 24D 84 284 27B 127 299 2B8

42 242 24E 85 285 27C 128 299 2B9




CONTACT ID - Loop 2 (CONTINUED)Loop 2,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 2,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 2,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

129 299 2BB 172 299 2E8 215 299 316

130 299 2BC 173 299 2E9 216 299 317

131 299 2BD 174 299 2EB 217 299 318

132 299 2BE 175 299 2EC 218 299 319

133 299 2BF 176 299 2ED 219 299 31B

134 299 2C0 177 299 2EE 220 299 31C

135 299 2C1 178 299 2EF 221 299 31D

136 299 2C2 179 299 2F0 222 299 31E

137 299 2C3 180 299 2F1 223 299 31F

138 299 2C4 181 299 2F2 224 299 320

139 299 2C5 182 299 2F3 225 299 321

140 299 2C6 183 299 2F4 226 299 322

141 299 2C7 184 299 2F5 227 299 323

142 299 2C8 185 299 2F6 228 299 324

143 299 2C9 186 299 2F7 229 299 325

144 299 2CB 187 299 2F8 230 299 326

145 299 2CC 188 299 2F9 231 299 327

146 299 2CD 189 299 2FB 232 299 328

147 299 2CE 190 299 2FC 233 299 329

148 299 2CF 191 299 2FD 234 299 32B

149 299 2D0 192 299 2FE 235 299 32C

150 299 2D1 193 299 2FF 236 299 32D

151 299 2D2 194 299 300 237 299 32E

152 299 2D3 195 299 301 238 299 32F

153 299 2D4 196 299 302 239 299 330

154 299 2D5 197 299 303 240 299 331

155 299 2D6 198 299 304 241 299 332

156 299 2D7 199 299 305 242 299 333

157 299 2D8 200 299 306 243 299 334

158 299 2D9 201 299 307 244 299 335

159 299 2DB 202 299 308 245 299 336

160 299 2DC 203 299 309 246 299 337

161 299 2DD 204 299 30B 247 299 338

162 299 2DE 205 299 30C 248 299 339

163 299 2DF 206 299 30D 249 299 33B

164 299 2E0 207 299 30E 250 299 33C

165 299 2E1 208 299 30F 251 299 33D

166 299 2E2 209 299 310 252 299 33E

167 299 2E3 210 299 311 253 299 33F

168 299 2E4 211 299 312 254 299 340

169 299 2E5 212 299 313 255 299 341

170 299 2E6 213 299 314

171 299 2E7 214 299 315 NOTE Shaded fields are not unique.





Point Num-ber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 3,Point Num-

ber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 3,Point Num-

ber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

0 300 342 43 343 370 86 386 39E

1 301 343 44 344 371 87 387 39F

2 302 344 45 345 372 88 388 3B0

3 303 345 46 346 373 89 389 3B1

4 304 346 47 347 374 90 390 3B2

5 305 347 48 348 375 91 391 3B3

6 306 348 49 349 376 92 392 3B4

7 307 349 50 350 377 93 393 3B5

8 308 34B 51 351 378 94 394 3B6

9 309 34C 52 352 379 95 395 3B7

10 310 34D 53 353 37B 96 396 3B8

11 311 34E 54 354 37C 97 397 3B9

12 312 34F 55 355 37D 98 398 3BB

13 313 350 56 356 37E 99 399 3BC

14 314 351 57 357 37F 100 399 3BD

15 315 352 58 358 380 101 399 3BE

16 316 353 59 359 381 102 399 3BF

17 317 354 60 360 382 103 399 3C0

18 318 355 61 361 383 104 399 3C1

19 319 356 62 362 384 105 399 3C2

20 320 357 63 363 385 106 399 3C3

21 321 358 64 364 386 107 399 3C4

22 322 359 65 365 387 108 399 3C5

23 323 35B 66 366 388 109 399 3C6

24 324 35C 67 367 389 110 399 3C7

25 325 35D 68 368 38B 111 399 3C8

26 326 35E 69 369 38C 112 399 3C9

27 327 35F 70 370 38D 113 399 3CB

28 328 360 71 371 38E 114 399 3CC

29 329 361 72 372 38F 115 399 3CD

30 330 362 73 373 390 116 399 3CE

31 331 363 74 374 391 117 399 3CF

32 332 364 75 375 392 118 399 3D0

33 333 365 76 376 393 119 399 3D1

34 334 366 77 377 394 120 399 3D2

35 335 367 78 378 395 121 399 3D3

36 336 368 79 379 396 122 399 3D4

37 337 369 80 380 397 123 399 3D5

38 338 36B 81 381 398 124 399 3D6

39 339 36C 82 382 399 125 399 3D7

40 340 36D 83 383 39B 126 399 3D8

41 341 36E 84 384 39C 127 399 3D9

42 342 36F 85 385 39D 128 399 3DB




CONTACT ID - Loop 3 (CONTINUED)Loop 3,

Point Num-ber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 3,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 3,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

129 399 3DC 172 399 409 215 399 437

130 399 3DD 173 399 40B 216 399 438

131 399 3DE 174 399 40C 217 399 439

132 399 3DF 175 399 40D 218 399 43B

133 399 3E0 176 399 40E 219 399 43C

134 399 3E1 177 399 40F 220 399 43D

135 399 3E2 178 399 410 221 399 43E

136 399 3E3 179 399 411 222 399 43F

137 399 3E4 180 399 412 223 399 440

138 399 3E5 181 399 413 224 399 441

139 399 3E6 182 399 414 225 399 442

140 399 3E7 183 399 415 226 399 443

141 399 3E8 184 399 416 227 399 444

142 399 3E9 185 399 417 228 399 445

143 399 3EB 186 399 418 229 399 446

144 399 3EC 187 399 419 230 399 447

145 399 3ED 188 399 41B 231 399 448

146 399 3EE 189 399 41C 232 399 449

147 399 3EF 190 399 41D 233 399 44B

148 399 3F0 191 399 41E 234 399 44C

149 399 3F1 192 399 41F 235 399 44D

150 399 3F2 193 399 420 236 399 44E

151 399 3F3 194 399 421 237 399 44F

152 399 3F4 195 399 422 238 399 450

153 399 3F5 196 399 423 239 399 451

154 399 3F6 197 399 424 240 399 452

155 399 3F7 198 399 425 241 399 453

156 399 3F8 199 399 426 242 399 454

157 399 3F9 200 399 427 243 399 455

158 399 3FB 201 399 428 244 399 456

159 399 3FC 202 399 429 245 399 457

160 399 3FD 203 399 42B 246 399 458

161 399 3FE 204 399 42C 247 399 459

162 399 3FF 205 399 42D 248 399 45B

163 399 400 206 399 42E 249 399 45C

164 399 401 207 399 42F 250 399 45D

165 399 402 208 399 430 251 399 45E

166 399 403 209 399 431 252 399 45F

167 399 404 210 399 432 253 399 460

168 399 405 211 399 433 254 399 461

169 399 406 212 399 434 255 399 462

170 399 407 213 399 435

171 399 408 214 399 436 NOTE Shaded fields are not unique.





Point Num-ber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 4,Point Num-

ber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 4,Point Num-

ber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

0 400 463 43 443 491 86 486 4CF

1 401 464 44 444 492 87 487 4D0

2 402 465 45 445 493 88 488 4D1

3 403 466 46 446 494 89 489 4D2

4 404 467 47 447 495 90 490 4D3

5 405 468 48 448 496 91 491 4D4

6 406 469 49 449 497 92 492 4D5

7 407 46B 50 450 498 93 493 4D6

8 408 46C 51 451 499 94 494 4D7

9 409 46D 52 452 49B 95 495 4D8

10 410 46E 53 453 49C 96 496 4D9

11 411 46F 54 454 49D 97 497 4DB

12 412 470 55 455 49E 98 498 4DC

13 413 471 56 456 49F 99 499 4DD

14 414 472 57 457 4B0 100 499 4DE

15 415 473 58 458 4B1 101 499 4DF

16 416 474 59 459 4B2 102 499 4E0

17 417 475 60 460 4B3 103 499 4E1

18 418 476 61 461 4B4 104 499 4E2

19 419 477 62 462 4B5 105 499 4E3

20 420 478 63 463 4B6 106 499 4E4

21 421 479 64 464 4B7 107 499 4E5

22 422 47B 65 465 4B8 108 499 4E6

23 423 47C 66 466 4B9 109 499 4E7

24 424 47D 67 467 4BB 110 499 4E8

25 425 47E 68 468 4BC 111 499 4E9

26 426 47F 69 469 4BD 112 499 4EB

27 427 480 70 470 4BE 113 499 4EC

28 428 481 71 471 4BF 114 499 4ED

29 429 482 72 472 4C0 115 499 4EE

30 430 483 73 473 4C1 116 499 4EF

31 431 484 74 474 4C2 117 499 4F0

32 432 485 75 475 4C3 118 499 4F1

33 433 486 76 476 4C4 119 499 4F2

34 434 487 77 477 4C5 120 499 4F3

35 435 488 78 478 4C6 121 499 4F4

36 436 489 79 479 4C7 122 499 4F5

37 437 48B 80 480 4C8 123 499 4F6

38 438 48C 81 481 4C9 124 499 4F7

39 439 48D 82 482 4CB 125 499 4F8

40 440 48E 83 483 4CC 126 499 4F9

41 441 48F 84 484 4CD 127 499 4FB

42 442 490 85 485 4CE 128 499 4FC





SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 4,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 4,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

129 499 4FD 172 499 52B 215 499 558

130 499 4FE 173 499 52C 216 499 559

131 499 4FF 174 499 52D 217 499 55B

132 499 500 175 499 52E 218 499 55C

133 499 501 176 499 52F 219 499 55D

134 499 502 177 499 530 220 499 55E

135 499 503 178 499 531 221 499 55F

136 499 504 179 499 532 222 499 560

137 499 505 180 499 533 223 499 561

138 499 506 181 499 534 224 499 562

139 499 507 182 499 535 225 499 563

140 499 508 183 499 536 226 499 564

141 499 509 184 499 537 227 499 565

142 499 50B 185 499 538 228 499 566

143 499 50C 186 499 539 229 499 567

144 499 50D 187 499 53B 230 499 568

145 499 50E 188 499 53C 231 499 569

146 499 50F 189 499 53D 232 499 56B

147 499 510 190 499 53E 233 499 56C

148 499 511 191 499 53F 234 499 56D

149 499 512 192 499 540 235 499 56E

150 499 513 193 499 541 236 499 56F

151 499 514 194 499 542 237 499 570

152 499 515 195 499 543 238 499 571

153 499 516 196 499 544 239 499 572

154 499 517 197 499 545 240 499 573

155 499 518 198 499 546 241 499 574

156 499 519 199 499 547 242 499 575

157 499 51B 200 499 548 243 499 576

158 499 51C 201 499 549 244 499 577

159 499 51D 202 499 54B 245 499 578

160 499 51E 203 499 54C 246 499 579

161 499 51F 204 499 54D 247 499 57B

162 499 520 205 499 54E 248 499 57C

163 499 521 206 499 54F 249 499 57D

164 499 522 207 499 550 250 499 57E

165 499 523 208 499 551 251 499 57F

166 499 524 209 499 552 252 499 580

167 499 525 210 499 553 253 499 581

168 499 526 211 499 554 254 499 582

169 499 527 212 499 555 255 499 583

170 499 528 213 499 556

171 499 529 214 499 557 NOTE Shaded fields are not unique.





Point Num-ber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 5,Point Num-

ber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 5,Point Num-

ber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

0 500 584 43 543 5C2 86 586 5F0

1 501 585 44 544 5C3 87 587 5F1

2 502 586 45 545 5C4 88 588 5F2

3 503 587 46 546 5C5 89 589 5F3

4 504 588 47 547 5C6 90 590 5F4

5 505 589 48 548 5C7 91 591 5F5

6 506 58B 49 549 5C8 92 592 5F6

7 507 58C 50 550 5C9 93 593 5F7

8 508 58D 51 551 5CB 94 594 5F8

9 509 58E 52 552 5CC 95 595 5F9

10 510 58F 53 553 5CD 96 596 5FB

11 511 590 54 554 5CE 97 597 5FC

12 512 591 55 555 5CF 98 598 5FD

13 513 592 56 556 5D0 99 599 5FE

14 514 593 57 557 5D1 100 599 5FF

15 515 594 58 558 5D2 101 599 600

16 516 595 59 559 5D3 102 599 601

17 517 596 60 560 5D4 103 599 602

18 518 597 61 561 5D5 104 599 603

19 519 598 62 562 5D6 105 599 604

20 520 599 63 563 5D7 106 599 605

21 521 59B 64 564 5D8 107 599 606

22 522 59C 65 565 5D9 108 599 607

23 523 59D 66 566 5DB 109 599 608

24 524 59E 67 567 5DC 110 599 609

25 525 59F 68 568 5DD 111 599 60B

26 526 5B0 69 569 5DE 112 599 60C

27 527 5B1 70 570 5DF 113 599 60D

28 528 5B2 71 571 5E0 114 599 60E

29 529 5B3 72 572 5E1 115 599 60F

30 530 5B4 73 573 5E2 116 599 610

31 531 5B5 74 574 5E3 117 599 611

32 532 5B6 75 575 5E4 118 599 612

33 533 5B7 76 576 5E5 119 599 613

34 534 5B8 77 577 5E6 120 599 614

35 535 5B9 78 578 5E7 121 599 615

36 536 5BB 79 579 5E8 122 599 616

37 537 5BC 80 580 5E9 123 599 617

38 538 5BD 81 581 5EB 124 599 618

39 539 5BE 82 582 5EC 125 599 619

40 540 5BF 83 583 5ED 126 599 61B

41 541 5C0 84 584 5EE 127 599 61C

42 542 5C1 85 585 5EF 128 599 61D





SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 5,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 5,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

129 599 61E 172 599 64C 215 599 679

130 599 61F 173 599 64D 216 599 67B

131 599 620 174 599 64E 217 599 67C

132 599 621 175 599 64F 218 599 67D

133 599 622 176 599 650 219 599 67E

134 599 623 177 599 651 220 599 67F

135 599 624 178 599 652 221 599 680

136 599 625 179 599 653 222 599 681

137 599 626 180 599 654 223 599 682

138 599 627 181 599 655 224 599 683

139 599 628 182 599 656 225 599 684

140 599 629 183 599 657 226 599 685

141 599 62B 184 599 658 227 599 686

142 599 62C 185 599 659 228 599 687

143 599 62D 186 599 65B 229 599 688

144 599 62E 187 599 65C 230 599 689

145 599 62F 188 599 65D 231 599 68B

146 599 630 189 599 65E 232 599 68C

147 599 631 190 599 65F 233 599 68D

148 599 632 191 599 660 234 599 68E

149 599 633 192 599 661 235 599 68F

150 599 634 193 599 662 236 599 690

151 599 635 194 599 663 237 599 691

152 599 636 195 599 664 238 599 692

153 599 637 196 599 665 239 599 693

154 599 638 197 599 666 240 599 694

155 599 639 198 599 667 241 599 695

156 599 63B 199 599 668 242 599 696

157 599 63C 200 599 669 243 599 697

158 599 63D 201 599 66B 244 599 698

159 599 63E 202 599 66C 245 599 699

160 599 63F 203 599 66D 246 599 69B

161 599 640 204 599 66E 247 599 69C

162 599 641 205 599 66F 248 599 69D

163 599 642 206 599 670 249 599 69E

164 599 643 207 599 671 250 599 69F

165 599 644 208 599 672 251 599 6B0

166 599 645 209 599 673 252 599 6B1

167 599 646 210 599 674 253 599 6B2

168 599 647 211 599 675 254 599 6B3

169 599 648 212 599 676 255 599 6B4

170 599 649 213 599 677

171 599 64B 214 599 678 NOTE Shaded fields are not unique.




CONTACT ID - Loop 6: This table translates the Loop 6 point number of the panel to the simple and detailed point number. Theseare three character fields, where each character can be 0-9, B-F.Loop 6,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 6,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 6,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

0 600 6B5 43 643 6E3 86 686 711

1 601 6B6 44 644 6E4 87 687 712

2 602 6B7 45 645 6E5 88 688 713

3 603 6B8 46 646 6E6 89 689 714

4 604 6B9 47 647 6E7 90 690 715

5 605 6BB 48 648 6E8 91 691 716

6 606 6BC 49 649 6E9 92 692 717

7 607 6BD 50 650 6EB 93 693 718

8 608 6BE 51 651 6EC 94 694 719

9 609 6BF 52 652 6ED 95 695 71B

10 610 6C0 53 653 6EE 96 696 71C

11 611 6C1 54 654 6EF 97 697 71D

12 612 6C2 55 655 6F0 98 698 71E

13 613 6C3 56 656 6F1 99 699 71F

14 614 6C4 57 657 6F2 100 699 720

15 615 6C5 58 658 6F3 101 699 721

16 616 6C6 59 659 6F4 102 699 722

17 617 6C7 60 660 6F5 103 699 723

18 618 6C8 61 661 6F6 104 699 724

19 619 6C9 62 662 6F7 105 699 725

20 620 6CB 63 663 6F8 106 699 726

21 621 6CC 64 664 6F9 107 699 727

22 622 6CD 65 665 6FB 108 699 728

23 623 6CE 66 666 6FC 109 699 729

24 624 6CF 67 667 6FD 110 699 72B

25 625 6D0 68 668 6FE 111 699 72C

26 626 6D1 69 669 6FF 112 699 72D

27 627 6D2 70 670 700 113 699 72E

28 628 6D3 71 671 701 114 699 72F

29 629 6D4 72 672 702 115 699 730

30 630 6D5 73 673 703 116 699 731

31 631 6D6 74 674 704 117 699 732

32 632 6D7 75 675 705 118 699 733

33 633 6D8 76 676 706 119 699 734

34 634 6D9 77 677 707 120 699 735

35 635 6DB 78 678 708 121 699 736

36 636 6DC 79 679 709 122 699 737

37 637 6DD 80 680 70B 123 699 738

38 638 6DE 81 681 70C 124 699 739

39 639 6DF 82 682 70D 125 699 73B

40 640 6E0 83 683 70E 126 699 73C

41 641 6E1 84 684 70F 127 699 73D

42 642 6E2 85 685 710 128 699 73E





SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 6,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 6,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

129 699 73F 172 699 76D 215 699 79B

130 699 740 173 699 76E 216 699 79C

131 699 741 174 699 76F 217 699 79D

132 699 742 175 699 770 218 699 79E

133 699 743 176 699 771 219 699 79F

134 699 744 177 699 772 220 699 7B0

135 699 745 178 699 773 221 699 7B1

136 699 746 179 699 774 222 699 7B2

137 699 747 180 699 775 223 699 7B3

138 699 748 181 699 776 224 699 7B4

139 699 749 182 699 777 225 699 7B5

140 699 74B 183 699 778 226 699 7B6

141 699 74C 184 699 779 227 699 7B7

142 699 74D 185 699 77B 228 699 7B8

143 699 74E 186 699 77C 229 699 7B9

144 699 74F 187 699 77D 230 699 7BB

145 699 750 188 699 77E 231 699 7BC

146 699 751 189 699 77F 232 699 7BD

147 699 752 190 699 780 233 699 7BE

148 699 753 191 699 781 234 699 7BF

149 699 754 192 699 782 235 699 7C0

150 699 755 193 699 783 236 699 7C1

151 699 756 194 699 784 237 699 7C2

152 699 757 195 699 785 238 699 7C3

153 699 758 196 699 786 239 699 7C4

154 699 759 197 699 787 240 699 7C5

155 699 75B 198 699 788 241 699 7C6

156 699 75C 199 699 789 242 699 7C7

157 699 75D 200 699 78B 243 699 7C8

158 699 75E 201 699 78C 244 699 7C9

159 699 75F 202 699 78D 245 699 7CB

160 699 760 203 699 78E 246 699 7CC

161 699 761 204 699 78F 247 699 7CD

162 699 762 205 699 790 248 699 7CE

163 699 763 206 699 791 249 699 7CF

164 699 764 207 699 792 250 699 7D0

165 699 765 208 699 793 251 699 7D1

166 699 766 209 699 794 252 699 7D2

167 699 767 210 699 795 253 699 7D3

168 699 768 211 699 796 254 699 7D4

169 699 769 212 699 797 255 699 7D5

170 699 76B 213 699 798

171 699 76C 214 699 799 NOTE Shaded fields are not unique.





SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 7,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 7,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

0 700 7D6 43 743 804 86 786 832

1 701 7D7 44 744 805 87 787 833

2 702 7D8 45 745 806 88 788 834

3 703 7D9 46 746 807 89 789 835

4 704 7DB 47 747 808 90 790 836

5 705 7DC 48 748 809 91 791 837

6 706 7DD 49 749 80B 92 792 838

7 707 7DE 50 750 80C 93 793 839

8 708 7DF 51 751 80D 94 794 83B

9 709 7E0 52 752 80E 95 795 83C

10 710 7E1 53 753 80F 96 796 83D

11 711 7E2 54 754 810 97 797 83E

12 712 7E3 55 755 811 98 798 83F

13 713 7E4 56 756 812 99 799 840

14 714 7E5 57 757 813 100 799 841

15 715 7E6 58 758 814 101 799 842

16 716 7E7 59 759 815 102 799 843

17 717 7E8 60 760 816 103 799 844

18 718 7E9 61 761 817 104 799 845

19 719 7EB 62 762 818 105 799 846

20 720 7EC 63 763 819 106 799 847

21 721 7ED 64 764 81B 107 799 848

22 722 7EE 65 765 81C 108 799 849

23 723 7EF 66 766 81D 109 799 84B

24 724 7F0 67 767 81E 110 799 84C

25 725 7F1 68 768 81F 111 799 84D

26 726 7F2 69 769 820 112 799 84E

27 727 7F3 70 770 821 113 799 84F

28 728 7F4 71 771 822 114 799 850

29 729 7F5 72 772 823 115 799 851

30 730 7F6 73 773 824 116 799 852

31 731 7F7 74 774 825 117 799 853

32 732 7F8 75 775 826 118 799 854

33 733 7F9 76 776 827 119 799 855

34 734 7FB 77 777 828 120 799 856

35 735 7FC 78 778 829 121 799 857

36 736 7FD 79 779 82B 122 799 858

37 737 7FE 80 780 82C 123 799 859

38 738 7FF 81 781 82D 124 799 85B

39 739 800 82 782 82E 125 799 85C

40 740 801 83 783 82F 126 799 85D

41 741 802 84 784 830 127 799 85E

42 742 803 85 785 831 128 799 85F





SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 7,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 7,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

129 799 860 172 799 88E 215 799 8CC

130 799 861 173 799 88F 216 799 8CD

131 799 862 174 799 890 217 799 8CE

132 799 863 175 799 891 218 799 8CF

133 799 864 176 799 892 219 799 8D0

134 799 865 177 799 893 220 799 8D1

135 799 866 178 799 894 221 799 8D2

136 799 867 179 799 895 222 799 8D3

137 799 868 180 799 896 223 799 8D4

138 799 869 181 799 897 224 799 8D5

139 799 86B 182 799 898 225 799 8D6

140 799 86C 183 799 899 226 799 8D7

141 799 86D 184 799 89B 227 799 8D8

142 799 86E 185 799 89C 228 799 8D9

143 799 86F 186 799 89D 229 799 8DB

144 799 870 187 799 89E 230 799 8DC

145 799 871 188 799 89F 231 799 8DD

146 799 872 189 799 8B0 232 799 8DE

147 799 873 190 799 8B1 233 799 8DF

148 799 874 191 799 8B2 234 799 8E0

149 799 875 192 799 8B3 235 799 8E1

150 799 876 193 799 8B4 236 799 8E2

151 799 877 194 799 8B5 237 799 8E3

152 799 878 195 799 8B6 238 799 8E4

153 799 879 196 799 8B7 239 799 8E5

154 799 87B 197 799 8B8 240 799 8E6

155 799 87C 198 799 8B9 241 799 8E7

156 799 87D 199 799 8BB 242 799 8E8

157 799 87E 200 799 8BC 243 799 8E9

158 799 87F 201 799 8BD 244 799 8EB

159 799 880 202 799 8BE 245 799 8EC

160 799 881 203 799 8BF 246 799 8ED

161 799 882 204 799 8C0 247 799 8EE

162 799 883 205 799 8C1 248 799 8EF

163 799 884 206 799 8C2 249 799 8F0

164 799 885 207 799 8C3 250 799 8F1

165 799 886 208 799 8C4 251 799 8F2

166 799 887 209 799 8C5 252 799 8F3

167 799 888 210 799 8C6 253 799 8F4

168 799 889 211 799 8C7 254 799 8F5

169 799 88B 212 799 8C8 255 799 8F6

170 799 88C 213 799 8C9

171 799 88D 214 799 8CB NOTE Shaded fields are not unique.





SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 8,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 8,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

0 800 8F7 43 843 925 86 886 953

1 801 8F8 44 844 926 87 887 954

2 802 8F9 45 845 927 88 888 955

3 803 8FB 46 846 928 89 889 956

4 804 8FC 47 847 929 90 890 957

5 805 8FD 48 848 92B 91 891 958

6 806 8FE 49 849 92C 92 892 959

7 807 8FF 50 850 92D 93 893 95B

8 808 900 51 851 92E 94 894 95C

9 809 901 52 852 92F 95 895 95D

10 810 902 53 853 930 96 896 95E

11 811 903 54 854 931 97 897 95F

12 812 904 55 855 932 98 898 960

13 813 905 56 856 933 99 899 961

14 814 906 57 857 934 100 899 962

15 815 907 58 858 935 101 899 963

16 816 908 59 859 936 102 899 964

17 817 909 60 860 937 103 899 965

18 818 90B 61 861 938 104 899 966

19 819 90C 62 862 939 105 899 967

20 820 90D 63 863 93B 106 899 968

21 821 90E 64 864 93C 107 899 969

22 822 90F 65 865 93D 108 899 96B

23 823 910 66 866 93E 109 899 96C

24 824 911 67 867 93F 110 899 96D

25 825 912 68 868 940 111 899 96E

26 826 913 69 869 941 112 899 96F

27 827 914 70 870 942 113 899 970

28 828 915 71 871 943 114 899 971

29 829 916 72 872 944 115 899 972

30 830 917 73 873 945 116 899 973

31 831 918 74 874 946 117 899 974

32 832 919 75 875 947 118 899 975

33 833 91B 76 876 948 119 899 976

34 834 91C 77 877 949 120 899 977

35 835 91D 78 878 94B 121 899 978

36 836 91E 79 879 94C 122 899 979

37 837 91F 80 880 94D 123 899 97B

38 838 920 81 881 94E 124 899 97C

39 839 921 82 882 94F 125 899 97D

40 840 922 83 883 950 126 899 97E

41 841 923 84 884 951 127 899 97F

42 842 924 85 885 952 128 899 980





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DetailedReporting

Loop 8,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 8,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

129 899 981 172 899 9BF 215 899 9ED

130 899 982 173 899 9C0 216 899 9EE

131 899 983 174 899 9C1 217 899 9EF

132 899 984 175 899 9C2 218 899 9F0

133 899 985 176 899 9C3 219 899 9F1

134 899 986 177 899 9C4 220 899 9F2

135 899 987 178 899 9C5 221 899 9F3

136 899 988 179 899 9C6 222 899 9F4

137 899 989 180 899 9C7 223 899 9F5

138 899 98B 181 899 9C8 224 899 9F6

139 899 98C 182 899 9C9 225 899 9F7

140 899 98D 183 899 9CB 226 899 9F8

141 899 98E 184 899 9CC 227 899 9F9

142 899 98F 185 899 9CD 228 899 9FB

143 899 990 186 899 9CE 229 899 9FC

144 899 991 187 899 9CF 230 899 9FD

145 899 992 188 899 9D0 231 899 9FE

146 899 993 189 899 9D1 232 899 9FF

147 899 994 190 899 9D2 233 899 B00

148 899 995 191 899 9D3 234 899 B01

149 899 996 192 899 9D4 235 899 B02

150 899 997 193 899 9D5 236 899 B03

151 899 998 194 899 9D6 237 899 B04

152 899 999 195 899 9D7 238 899 B05

153 899 99B 196 899 9D8 239 899 B06

154 899 99C 197 899 9D9 240 899 B07

155 899 99D 198 899 9DB 241 899 B08

156 899 99E 199 899 9DC 242 899 B09

157 899 99F 200 899 9DD 243 899 B0B

158 899 9B0 201 899 9DE 244 899 B0C

159 899 9B1 202 899 9DF 245 899 B0D

160 899 9B2 203 899 9E0 246 899 B0E

161 899 9B3 204 899 9E1 247 899 B0F

162 899 9B4 205 899 9E2 248 899 B10

163 899 9B5 206 899 9E3 249 899 B11

164 899 9B6 207 899 9E4 250 899 B12

165 899 9B7 208 899 9E5 251 899 B13

166 899 9B8 209 899 9E6 252 899 B14

167 899 9B9 210 899 9E7 253 899 B15

168 899 9BB 211 899 9E8 254 899 B16

169 899 9BC 212 899 9E9 255 899 B17

170 899 9BD 213 899 9EB

171 899 9BE 214 899 9EC NOTE Shaded fields are not unique.





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DetailedReporting

Loop 9,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 9,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

0 900 B18 43 943 B46 86 986 B74

1 901 B19 44 944 B47 87 987 B75

2 902 B1B 45 945 B48 88 988 B76

3 903 B1C 46 946 B49 89 989 B77

4 904 B1D 47 947 B4B 90 990 B78

5 905 B1E 48 948 B4C 91 991 B79

6 906 B1F 49 949 B4D 92 992 B7B

7 907 B20 50 950 B4E 93 993 B7C

8 908 B21 51 951 B4F 94 994 B7D

9 909 B22 52 952 B50 95 995 B7E

10 910 B23 53 953 B51 96 996 B7F

11 911 B24 54 954 B52 97 997 B80

12 912 B25 55 955 B53 98 998 B81

13 913 B26 56 956 B54 99 999 B82

14 914 B27 57 957 B55 100 999 B83

15 915 B28 58 958 B56 101 999 B84

16 916 B29 59 959 B57 102 999 B85

17 917 B2B 60 960 B58 103 999 B86

18 918 B2C 61 961 B59 104 999 B87

19 919 B2D 62 962 B5B 105 999 B88

20 920 B2E 63 963 B5C 106 999 B89

21 921 B2F 64 964 B5D 107 999 B8B

22 922 B30 65 965 B5E 108 999 B8C

23 923 B31 66 966 B5F 109 999 B8D

24 924 B32 67 967 B60 110 999 B8E

25 925 B33 68 968 B61 111 999 B8F

26 926 B34 69 969 B62 112 999 B90

27 927 B35 70 970 B63 113 999 B91

28 928 B36 71 971 B64 114 999 B92

29 929 B37 72 972 B65 115 999 B93

30 930 B38 73 973 B66 116 999 B94

31 931 B39 74 974 B67 117 999 B95

32 932 B3B 75 975 B68 118 999 B96

33 933 B3C 76 976 B69 119 999 B97

34 934 B3D 77 977 B6B 120 999 B98

35 935 B3E 78 978 B6C 121 999 B99

36 936 B3F 79 979 B6D 122 999 B9B

37 937 B40 80 980 B6E 123 999 B9C

38 938 B41 81 981 B6F 124 999 B9D

39 939 B42 82 982 B70 125 999 B9E

40 940 B43 83 983 B71 126 999 B9F

41 941 B44 84 984 B72 127 999 BB0

42 942 B45 85 985 B73 128 999 BB1





SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 9,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 9,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

129 999 BB2 172 999 BE0 215 999 C0E

130 999 BB3 173 999 BE1 216 999 C0F

131 999 BB4 174 999 BE2 217 999 C10

132 999 BB5 175 999 BE3 218 999 C11

133 999 BB6 176 999 BE4 219 999 C12

134 999 BB7 177 999 BE5 220 999 C13

135 999 BB8 178 999 BE6 221 999 C14

136 999 BB9 179 999 BE7 222 999 C15

137 999 BBB 180 999 BE8 223 999 C16

138 999 BBC 181 999 BE9 224 999 C17

139 999 BBD 182 999 BEB 225 999 C18

140 999 BBE 183 999 BEC 226 999 C19

141 999 BBF 184 999 BED 227 999 C1B

142 999 BC0 185 999 BEE 228 999 C1C

143 999 BC1 186 999 BEF 229 999 C1D

144 999 BC2 187 999 BF0 230 999 C1E

145 999 BC3 188 999 BF1 231 999 C1F

146 999 BC4 189 999 BF2 232 999 C20

147 999 BC5 190 999 BF3 233 999 C21

148 999 BC6 191 999 BF4 234 999 C22

149 999 BC7 192 999 BF5 235 999 C23

150 999 BC8 193 999 BF6 236 999 C24

151 999 BC9 194 999 BF7 237 999 C25

152 999 BCB 195 999 BF8 238 999 C26

153 999 BCC 196 999 BF9 239 999 C27

154 999 BCD 197 999 BFB 240 999 C28

155 999 BCE 198 999 BFC 241 999 C29

156 999 BCF 199 999 BFD 242 999 C2B

157 999 BD0 200 999 BFE 243 999 C2C

158 999 BD1 201 999 BFF 244 999 C2D

159 999 BD2 202 999 C00 245 999 C2E

160 999 BD3 203 999 C01 246 999 C2F

161 999 BD4 204 999 C02 247 999 C30

162 999 BD5 205 999 C03 248 999 C31

163 999 BD6 206 999 C04 249 999 C32

164 999 BD7 207 999 C05 250 999 C33

165 999 BD8 208 999 C06 251 999 C34

166 999 BD9 209 999 C07 252 999 C35

167 999 BDB 210 999 C08 253 999 C36

168 999 BDC 211 999 C09 254 999 C37

169 999 BDD 212 999 C0B 255 999 C38

170 999 BDE 213 999 C0C

171 999 BDF 214 999 C0D NOTE Shaded fields are not unique.




CONTACT ID - Loop 10: This table translates the Loop 10 point number of the panel to the simple and detailed point number.These are three character fields, where each character can be 0-9, B-F.Loop 10,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 10,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 10,PointNumber

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DetailedReporting

0 999 C39 43 999 C67 86 999 C95

1 999 C3B 44 999 C68 87 999 C96

2 999 C3C 45 999 C69 88 999 C97

3 999 C3D 46 999 C6B 89 999 C98

4 999 C3E 47 999 C6C 90 999 C99

5 999 C3F 48 999 C6D 91 999 C9B

6 999 C40 49 999 C6E 92 999 C9C

7 999 C41 50 999 C6F 93 999 C9D

8 999 C42 51 999 C70 94 999 C9E

9 999 C43 52 999 C71 95 999 C9F

10 999 C44 53 999 C72 96 999 CB0

11 999 C45 54 999 C73 97 999 CB1

12 999 C46 55 999 C74 98 999 CB2

13 999 C47 56 999 C75 99 999 CB3

14 999 C48 57 999 C76 100 999 CB4

15 999 C49 58 999 C77 101 999 CB5

16 999 C4B 59 999 C78 102 999 CB6

17 999 C4C 60 999 C79 103 999 CB7

18 999 C4D 61 999 C7B 104 999 CB8

19 999 C4E 62 999 C7C 105 999 CB9

20 999 C4F 63 999 C7D 106 999 CBB

21 999 C50 64 999 C7E 107 999 CBC

22 999 C51 65 999 C7F 108 999 CBD

23 999 C52 66 999 C80 109 999 CBE

24 999 C53 67 999 C81 110 999 CBF

25 999 C54 68 999 C82 111 999 CC0

26 999 C55 69 999 C83 112 999 CC1

27 999 C56 70 999 C84 113 999 CC2

28 999 C57 71 999 C85 114 999 CC3

29 999 C58 72 999 C86 115 999 CC4

30 999 C59 73 999 C87 116 999 CC5

31 999 C5B 74 999 C88 117 999 CC6

32 999 C5C 75 999 C89 118 999 CC7

33 999 C5D 76 999 C8B 119 999 CC8

34 999 C5E 77 999 C8C 120 999 CC9

35 999 C5F 78 999 C8D 121 999 CCB

36 999 C60 79 999 C8E 122 999 CCC

37 999 C61 80 999 C8F 123 999 CCD

38 999 C62 81 999 C90 124 999 CCE

39 999 C63 82 999 C91 125 999 CCF

40 999 C64 83 999 C92 126 999 CD0

41 999 C65 84 999 C93 127 999 CD1

42 999 C66 85 999 C94 128 999 CD2





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DetailedReporting

Loop 10,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 10,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

129 999 CD3 172 999 D01 215 999 D2F

130 999 CD4 173 999 D02 216 999 D30

131 999 CD5 174 999 D03 217 999 D31

132 999 CD6 175 999 D04 218 999 D32

133 999 CD7 176 999 D05 219 999 D33

134 999 CD8 177 999 D06 220 999 D34

135 999 CD9 178 999 D07 221 999 D35

136 999 CDB 179 999 D08 222 999 D36

137 999 CDC 180 999 D09 223 999 D37

138 999 CDD 181 999 D0B 224 999 D38

139 999 CDE 182 999 D0C 225 999 D39

140 999 CDF 183 999 D0D 226 999 D3B

141 999 CE0 184 999 D0E 227 999 D3C

142 999 CE1 185 999 D0F 228 999 D3D

143 999 CE2 186 999 D10 229 999 D3E

144 999 CE3 187 999 D11 230 999 D3F

145 999 CE4 188 999 D12 231 999 D40

146 999 CE5 189 999 D13 232 999 D41

147 999 CE6 190 999 D14 233 999 D42

148 999 CE7 191 999 D15 234 999 D43

149 999 CE8 192 999 D16 235 999 D44

150 999 CE9 193 999 D17 236 999 D45

151 999 CEB 194 999 D18 237 999 D46

152 999 CEC 195 999 D19 238 999 D47

153 999 CED 196 999 D1B 239 999 D48

154 999 CEE 197 999 D1C 240 999 D49

155 999 CEF 198 999 D1D 241 999 D4B

156 999 CF0 199 999 D1E 242 999 D4C

157 999 CF1 200 999 D1F 243 999 D4D

158 999 CF2 201 999 D20 244 999 D4E

159 999 CF3 202 999 D21 245 999 D4F

160 999 CF4 203 999 D22 246 999 D50

161 999 CF5 204 999 D23 247 999 D51

162 999 CF6 205 999 D24 248 999 D52

163 999 CF7 206 999 D25 249 999 D53

164 999 CF8 207 999 D26 250 999 D54

165 999 CF9 208 999 D27 251 999 D55

166 999 CFB 209 999 D28 252 999 D56

167 999 CFC 210 999 D29 253 999 D57

168 999 CFD 211 999 D2B 254 999 D58

169 999 CFE 212 999 D2C 255 999 D59

170 999 CFF 213 999 D2D

171 999 D00 214 999 D2E NOTE Shaded fields are not unique.





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DetailedReporting

Loop 11,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 11,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

0 999 D5B 43 999 D88 86 999 DC6

1 999 D5C 44 999 D89 87 999 DC7

2 999 D5D 45 999 D8B 88 999 DC8

3 999 D5E 46 999 D8C 89 999 DC9

4 999 D5F 47 999 D8D 90 999 DCB

5 999 D60 48 999 D8E 91 999 DCC

6 999 D61 49 999 D8F 92 999 DCD

7 999 D62 50 999 D90 93 999 DCE

8 999 D63 51 999 D91 94 999 DCF

9 999 D64 52 999 D92 95 999 DD0

10 999 D65 53 999 D93 96 999 DD1

11 999 D66 54 999 D94 97 999 DD2

12 999 D67 55 999 D95 98 999 DD3

13 999 D68 56 999 D96 99 999 DD4

14 999 D69 57 999 D97 100 999 DD5

15 999 D6B 58 999 D98 101 999 DD6

16 999 D6C 59 999 D99 102 999 DD7

17 999 D6D 60 999 D9B 103 999 DD8

18 999 D6E 61 999 D9C 104 999 DD9

19 999 D6F 62 999 D9D 105 999 DDB

20 999 D70 63 999 D9E 106 999 DDC

21 999 D71 64 999 D9F 107 999 DDD

22 999 D72 65 999 DB0 108 999 DDE

23 999 D73 66 999 DB1 109 999 DDF

24 999 D74 67 999 DB2 110 999 DE0

25 999 D75 68 999 DB3 111 999 DE1

26 999 D76 69 999 DB4 112 999 DE2

27 999 D77 70 999 DB5 113 999 DE3

28 999 D78 71 999 DB6 114 999 DE4

29 999 D79 72 999 DB7 115 999 DE5

30 999 D7B 73 999 DB8 116 999 DE6

31 999 D7C 74 999 DB9 117 999 DE7

32 999 D7D 75 999 DBB 118 999 DE8

33 999 D7E 76 999 DBC 119 999 DE9

34 999 D7F 77 999 DBD 120 999 DEB

35 999 D80 78 999 DBE 121 999 DEC

36 999 D81 79 999 DBF 122 999 DED

37 999 D82 80 999 DC0 123 999 DEE

38 999 D83 81 999 DC1 124 999 DEF

39 999 D84 82 999 DC2 125 999 DF0

40 999 D85 83 999 DC3 126 999 DF1

41 999 D86 84 999 DC4 127 999 DF2

42 999 D87 85 999 DC5 128 999 DF3





SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 11,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 11,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

129 999 DF4 172 999 E22 215 999 E50

130 999 DF5 173 999 E23 216 999 E51

131 999 DF6 174 999 E24 217 999 E52

132 999 DF7 175 999 E25 218 999 E53

133 999 DF8 176 999 E26 219 999 E54

134 999 DF9 177 999 E27 220 999 E55

135 999 DFB 178 999 E28 221 999 E56

136 999 DFC 179 999 E29 222 999 E57

137 999 DFD 180 999 E2B 223 999 E58

138 999 DFE 181 999 E2C 224 999 E59

139 999 DFF 182 999 E2D 225 999 E5B

140 999 E00 183 999 E2E 226 999 E5C

141 999 E01 184 999 E2F 227 999 E5D

142 999 E02 185 999 E30 228 999 E5E

143 999 E03 186 999 E31 229 999 E5F

144 999 E04 187 999 E32 230 999 E60

145 999 E05 188 999 E33 231 999 E61

146 999 E06 189 999 E34 232 999 E62

147 999 E07 190 999 E35 233 999 E63

148 999 E08 191 999 E36 234 999 E64

149 999 E09 192 999 E37 235 999 E65

150 999 E0B 193 999 E38 236 999 E66

151 999 E0C 194 999 E39 237 999 E67

152 999 E0D 195 999 E3B 238 999 E68

153 999 E0E 196 999 E3C 239 999 E69

154 999 E0F 197 999 E3D 240 999 E6B

155 999 E10 198 999 E3E 241 999 E6C

156 999 E11 199 999 E3F 242 999 E6D

157 999 E12 200 999 E40 243 999 E6E

158 999 E13 201 999 E41 244 999 E6F

159 999 E14 202 999 E42 245 999 E70

160 999 E15 203 999 E43 246 999 E71

161 999 E16 204 999 E44 247 999 E72

162 999 E17 205 999 E45 248 999 E73

163 999 E18 206 999 E46 249 999 E74

164 999 E19 207 999 E47 250 999 E75

165 999 E1B 208 999 E48 251 999 E76

166 999 E1C 209 999 E49 252 999 E77

167 999 E1D 210 999 E4B 253 999 E78

168 999 E1E 211 999 E4C 254 999 E79

169 999 E1F 212 999 E4D 255 999 E7B

170 999 E20 213 999 E4E

171 999 E21 214 999 E4F NOTE Shaded fields are not unique.





SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 12,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 12,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

0 999 E7C 43 999 EB9 86 999 EE7

1 999 E7D 44 999 EBB 87 999 EE8

2 999 E7E 45 999 EBC 88 999 EE9

3 999 E7F 46 999 EBD 89 999 EEB

4 999 E80 47 999 EBE 90 999 EEC

5 999 E81 48 999 EBF 91 999 EED

6 999 E82 49 999 EC0 92 999 EEE

7 999 E83 50 999 EC1 93 999 EEF

8 999 E84 51 999 EC2 94 999 EF0

9 999 E85 52 999 EC3 95 999 EF1

10 999 E86 53 999 EC4 96 999 EF2

11 999 E87 54 999 EC5 97 999 EF3

12 999 E88 55 999 EC6 98 999 EF4

13 999 E89 56 999 EC7 99 999 EF5

14 999 E8B 57 999 EC8 100 999 EF6

15 999 E8C 58 999 EC9 101 999 EF7

16 999 E8D 59 999 ECB 102 999 EF8

17 999 E8E 60 999 ECC 103 999 EF9

18 999 E8F 61 999 ECD 104 999 EFB

19 999 E90 62 999 ECE 105 999 EFC

20 999 E91 63 999 ECF 106 999 EFD

21 999 E92 64 999 ED0 107 999 EFE

22 999 E93 65 999 ED1 108 999 EFF

23 999 E94 66 999 ED2 109 999 F00

24 999 E95 67 999 ED3 110 999 F01

25 999 E96 68 999 ED4 111 999 F02

26 999 E97 69 999 ED5 112 999 F03

27 999 E98 70 999 ED6 113 999 F04

28 999 E99 71 999 ED7 114 999 F05

29 999 E9B 72 999 ED8 115 999 F06

30 999 E9C 73 999 ED9 116 999 F07

31 999 E9D 74 999 EDB 117 999 F08

32 999 E9E 75 999 EDC 118 999 F09

33 999 E9F 76 999 EDD 119 999 F0B

34 999 EB0 77 999 EDE 120 999 F0C

35 999 EB1 78 999 EDF 121 999 F0D

36 999 EB2 79 999 EE0 122 999 F0E

37 999 EB3 80 999 EE1 123 999 F0F

38 999 EB4 81 999 EE2 124 999 F10

39 999 EB5 82 999 EE3 125 999 F11

40 999 EB6 83 999 EE4 126 999 F12

41 999 EB7 84 999 EE5 127 999 F13

42 999 EB8 85 999 EE6 128 999 F14





SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 12,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 12,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

129 999 F15 172 999 F43 215 999 F71

130 999 F16 173 999 F44 216 999 F72

131 999 F17 174 999 F45 217 999 F73

132 999 F18 175 999 F46 218 999 F74

133 999 F19 176 999 F47 219 999 F75

134 999 F1B 177 999 F48 220 999 F76

135 999 F1C 178 999 F49 221 999 F77

136 999 F1D 179 999 F4B 222 999 F78

137 999 F1E 180 999 F4C 223 999 F79

138 999 F1F 181 999 F4D 224 999 F7B

139 999 F20 182 999 F4E 225 999 F7C

140 999 F21 183 999 F4F 226 999 F7D

141 999 F22 184 999 F50 227 999 F7E

142 999 F23 185 999 F51 228 999 F7F

143 999 F24 186 999 F52 229 999 F80

144 999 F25 187 999 F53 230 999 F81

145 999 F26 188 999 F54 231 999 F82

146 999 F27 189 999 F55 232 999 F83

147 999 F28 190 999 F56 233 999 F84

148 999 F29 191 999 F57 234 999 F85

149 999 F2B 192 999 F58 235 999 F86

150 999 F2C 193 999 F59 236 999 F87

151 999 F2D 194 999 F5B 237 999 F88

152 999 F2E 195 999 F5C 238 999 F89

153 999 F2F 196 999 F5D 239 999 F8B

154 999 F30 197 999 F5E 240 999 F8C

155 999 F31 198 999 F5F 241 999 F8D

156 999 F32 199 999 F60 242 999 F8E

157 999 F33 200 999 F61 243 999 F8F

158 999 F34 201 999 F62 244 999 F90

159 999 F35 202 999 F63 245 999 F91

160 999 F36 203 999 F64 246 999 F92

161 999 F37 204 999 F65 247 999 F93

162 999 F38 205 999 F66 248 999 F94

163 999 F39 206 999 F67 249 999 F95

164 999 F3B 207 999 F68 250 999 F96

165 999 F3C 208 999 F69 251 999 F97

166 999 F3D 209 999 F6B 252 999 F98

167 999 F3E 210 999 F6C 253 999 F99

168 999 F3F 211 999 F6D 254 999 F9B

169 999 F40 212 999 F6E 255 999 F9C

170 999 F41 213 999 F6F

171 999 F42 214 999 F70 NOTE Shaded fields are not unique.





SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 13,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 13,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

0 999 F9D 43 999 FDB 86 999 FFF

1 999 F9E 44 999 FDC 87 999 FFF

2 999 F9F 45 999 FDD 88 999 FFF

3 999 FB0 46 999 FDE 89 999 FFF

4 999 FB1 47 999 FDF 90 999 FFF

5 999 FB2 48 999 FE0 91 999 FFF

6 999 FB3 49 999 FE1 92 999 FFF

7 999 FB4 50 999 FE2 93 999 FFF

8 999 FB5 51 999 FE3 94 999 FFF

9 999 FB6 52 999 FE4 95 999 FFF

10 999 FB7 53 999 FE5 96 999 FFF

11 999 FB8 54 999 FE6 97 999 FFF

12 999 FB9 55 999 FE7 98 999 FFF

13 999 FBB 56 999 FE8 99 999 FFF

14 999 FBC 57 999 FE9 100 999 FFF

15 999 FBD 58 999 FEB 101 999 FFF

16 999 FBE 59 999 FEC 102 999 FFF

17 999 FBF 60 999 FED 103 999 FFF

18 999 FC0 61 999 FEE 104 999 FFF

19 999 FC1 62 999 FEF 105 999 FFF

20 999 FC2 63 999 FF0 106 999 FFF

21 999 FC3 64 999 FF1 107 999 FFF

22 999 FC4 65 999 FF2 108 999 FFF

23 999 FC5 66 999 FF3 109 999 FFF

24 999 FC6 67 999 FF4 110 999 FFF

25 999 FC7 68 999 FF5 111 999 FFF

26 999 FC8 69 999 FF6 112 999 FFF

27 999 FC9 70 999 FF7 113 999 FFF

28 999 FCB 71 999 FF8 114 999 FFF

29 999 FCC 72 999 FF9 115 999 FFF

30 999 FCD 73 999 FFB 116 999 FFF

31 999 FCE 74 999 FFC 117 999 FFF

32 999 FCF 75 999 FFD 118 999 FFF

33 999 FD0 76 999 FFE 119 999 FFF

34 999 FD1 77 999 FFF 120 999 FFF

35 999 FD2 78 999 FFF 121 999 FFF

36 999 FD3 79 999 FFF 122 999 FFF

37 999 FD4 80 999 FFF 123 999 FFF

38 999 FD5 81 999 FFF 124 999 FFF

39 999 FD6 82 999 FFF 125 999 FFF

40 999 FD7 83 999 FFF 126 999 FFF

41 999 FD8 84 999 FFF 127 999 FFF

42 999 FD9 85 999 FFF 128 999 FFF





SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 13,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 13,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

129 999 FFF 172 999 FFF 215 999 FFF

130 999 FFF 173 999 FFF 216 999 FFF

131 999 FFF 174 999 FFF 217 999 FFF

132 999 FFF 175 999 FFF 218 999 FFF

133 999 FFF 176 999 FFF 219 999 FFF

134 999 FFF 177 999 FFF 220 999 FFF

135 999 FFF 178 999 FFF 221 999 FFF

136 999 FFF 179 999 FFF 222 999 FFF

137 999 FFF 180 999 FFF 223 999 FFF

138 999 FFF 181 999 FFF 224 999 FFF

139 999 FFF 182 999 FFF 225 999 FFF

140 999 FFF 183 999 FFF 226 999 FFF

141 999 FFF 184 999 FFF 227 999 FFF

142 999 FFF 185 999 FFF 228 999 FFF

143 999 FFF 186 999 FFF 229 999 FFF

144 999 FFF 187 999 FFF 230 999 FFF

145 999 FFF 188 999 FFF 231 999 FFF

146 999 FFF 189 999 FFF 232 999 FFF

147 999 FFF 190 999 FFF 233 999 FFF

148 999 FFF 191 999 FFF 234 999 FFF

149 999 FFF 192 999 FFF 235 999 FFF

150 999 FFF 193 999 FFF 236 999 FFF

151 999 FFF 194 999 FFF 237 999 FFF

152 999 FFF 195 999 FFF 238 999 FFF

153 999 FFF 196 999 FFF 239 999 FFF

154 999 FFF 197 999 FFF 240 999 FFF

155 999 FFF 198 999 FFF 241 999 FFF

156 999 FFF 199 999 FFF 242 999 FFF

157 999 FFF 200 999 FFF 243 999 FFF

158 999 FFF 201 999 FFF 244 999 FFF

159 999 FFF 202 999 FFF 245 999 FFF

160 999 FFF 203 999 FFF 246 999 FFF

161 999 FFF 204 999 FFF 247 999 FFF

162 999 FFF 205 999 FFF 248 999 FFF

163 999 FFF 206 999 FFF 249 999 FFF

164 999 FFF 207 999 FFF 250 999 FFF

165 999 FFF 208 999 FFF 251 999 FFF

166 999 FFF 209 999 FFF 252 999 FFF

167 999 FFF 210 999 FFF 253 999 FFF

168 999 FFF 211 999 FFF 254 999 FFF

169 999 FFF 212 999 FFF 255 999 FFF

170 999 FFF 213 999 FFF

171 999 FFF 214 999 FFF NOTE Shaded fields are not unique.




CONTACT ID - Loops 14 - 16: This table translates point numbers of Loops 14-16 of the panel to the simple and detailed point num-ber. These are three character fields, where each character can be 0-9, B-F.Loop 14-

16,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 14-16,

PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 14-16,

PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

0 999 FFF 43 999 FFF 86 999 FFF

1 999 FFF 44 999 FFF 87 999 FFF

2 999 FFF 45 999 FFF 88 999 FFF

3 999 FFF 46 999 FFF 89 999 FFF

4 999 FFF 47 999 FFF 90 999 FFF

5 999 FFF 48 999 FFF 91 999 FFF

6 999 FFF 49 999 FFF 92 999 FFF

7 999 FFF 50 999 FFF 93 999 FFF

8 999 FFF 51 999 FFF 94 999 FFF

9 999 FFF 52 999 FFF 95 999 FFF

10 999 FFF 53 999 FFF 96 999 FFF

11 999 FFF 54 999 FFF 97 999 FFF

12 999 FFF 55 999 FFF 98 999 FFF

13 999 FFF 56 999 FFF 99 999 FFF

14 999 FFF 57 999 FFF 100 999 FFF

15 999 FFF 58 999 FFF 101 999 FFF

16 999 FFF 59 999 FFF 102 999 FFF

17 999 FFF 60 999 FFF 103 999 FFF

18 999 FFF 61 999 FFF 104 999 FFF

19 999 FFF 62 999 FFF 105 999 FFF

20 999 FFF 63 999 FFF 106 999 FFF

21 999 FFF 64 999 FFF 107 999 FFF

22 999 FFF 65 999 FFF 108 999 FFF

23 999 FFF 66 999 FFF 109 999 FFF

24 999 FFF 67 999 FFF 110 999 FFF

25 999 FFF 68 999 FFF 111 999 FFF

26 999 FFF 69 999 FFF 112 999 FFF

27 999 FFF 70 999 FFF 113 999 FFF

28 999 FFF 71 999 FFF 114 999 FFF

29 999 FFF 72 999 FFF 115 999 FFF

30 999 FFF 73 999 FFF 116 999 FFF

31 999 FFF 74 999 FFF 117 999 FFF

32 999 FFF 75 999 FFF 118 999 FFF

33 999 FFF 76 999 FFF 119 999 FFF

34 999 FFF 77 999 FFF 120 999 FFF

35 999 FFF 78 999 FFF 121 999 FFF

36 999 FFF 79 999 FFF 122 999 FFF

37 999 FFF 80 999 FFF 123 999 FFF

38 999 FFF 81 999 FFF 124 999 FFF

39 999 FFF 82 999 FFF 125 999 FFF

40 999 FFF 83 999 FFF 126 999 FFF

41 999 FFF 84 999 FFF 127 999 FFF

42 999 FFF 85 999 FFF 128 999 FFF




CONTACT ID - Loop 14-16 (CONTINUED)Loop 14-

16,PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 14-16,

PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

Loop 14-16,

PointNumber

SimpleReporting

DetailedReporting

129 999 FFF 172 999 FFF 215 999 FFF

130 999 FFF 173 999 FFF 216 999 FFF

131 999 FFF 174 999 FFF 217 999 FFF

132 999 FFF 175 999 FFF 218 999 FFF

133 999 FFF 176 999 FFF 219 999 FFF

134 999 FFF 177 999 FFF 220 999 FFF

135 999 FFF 178 999 FFF 221 999 FFF

136 999 FFF 179 999 FFF 222 999 FFF

137 999 FFF 180 999 FFF 223 999 FFF

138 999 FFF 181 999 FFF 224 999 FFF

139 999 FFF 182 999 FFF 225 999 FFF

140 999 FFF 183 999 FFF 226 999 FFF

141 999 FFF 184 999 FFF 227 999 FFF

142 999 FFF 185 999 FFF 228 999 FFF

143 999 FFF 186 999 FFF 229 999 FFF

144 999 FFF 187 999 FFF 230 999 FFF

145 999 FFF 188 999 FFF 231 999 FFF

146 999 FFF 189 999 FFF 232 999 FFF

147 999 FFF 190 999 FFF 233 999 FFF

148 999 FFF 191 999 FFF 234 999 FFF

149 999 FFF 192 999 FFF 235 999 FFF

150 999 FFF 193 999 FFF 236 999 FFF

151 999 FFF 194 999 FFF 237 999 FFF

152 999 FFF 195 999 FFF 238 999 FFF

153 999 FFF 196 999 FFF 239 999 FFF

154 999 FFF 197 999 FFF 240 999 FFF

155 999 FFF 198 999 FFF 241 999 FFF

156 999 FFF 199 999 FFF 242 999 FFF

157 999 FFF 200 999 FFF 243 999 FFF

158 999 FFF 201 999 FFF 244 999 FFF

159 999 FFF 202 999 FFF 245 999 FFF

160 999 FFF 203 999 FFF 246 999 FFF

161 999 FFF 204 999 FFF 247 999 FFF

162 999 FFF 205 999 FFF 248 999 FFF

163 999 FFF 206 999 FFF 249 999 FFF

164 999 FFF 207 999 FFF 250 999 FFF

165 999 FFF 208 999 FFF 251 999 FFF

166 999 FFF 209 999 FFF 252 999 FFF

167 999 FFF 210 999 FFF 253 999 FFF

168 999 FFF 211 999 FFF 254 999 FFF

169 999 FFF 212 999 FFF 255 999 FFF

170 999 FFF 213 999 FFF

171 999 FFF 214 999 FFF NOTE Shaded fields are not unique.




APPENDIX F: RECEIVER TESTINGHochiki America Corporation supports a test receiver to ensure theMedia Gateway is communicating properly.This test receiver is NOT for monitoring. It is for testing and troubleshooting purposes only. This receiversupports both telephone and Sur-Gard FIBRO. Please contact Tech Support for configuration details and toconfirm receipt of signals.



Appendix F: Receiver Testing

INDEXB

Black Box 18

Buzzer 11

C

Cabling 17

Class A 7

H

Heartbeat 24, 31, 39

L

Loop Explorer 2 10, 12

M

Main Back Board 12

N

Network 11-12, 37, 48

S

SLC 36, 48, 73

Slot F 12, 60

Standby Batteries 13

T

Terminals 17

Trouble 49, 60



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