The EN1224-ON is a wireless keyfob used for arming and disarming and in some applications can generate a panic condition. The keyfob works with a wireless interface connected to either the panel’s Zonex or SDI2 bus depending on the type of panel used.
Zonex applications:
- Compatible Wireless Interfaces:
- ISW-D8125CW or ISW-D8125CW-V2.
- Compatible Control Panels:
- D7412G version 6.3+ and D7412GV2 – GV4 (all versions).
- D9412G version 6.3+ and D9412GV2 – GV4 (all versions).
- D7412 types allow one wireless interface to be added to Zonex 1 along with one EN1224-ON keyfob using points 74 & 75. Only 1 EN1224-ON is allowed.
- D9412 types allow for an additional wireless interface to be added to Zonex 2 along with an additional EN1224-ON keyfob using points 194 & 195. Only 2 EN1224-ON’s are allowed.
The following notes apply to Zonex applications:
- The Zonex interface is compatible with the GV4, however is not preferred over the enhanced B820 SDI2 interface to be discussed later.
- Each wireless interface only allows a single EN1224-ON keyfob. Therefore only one keyfob is allowed with D7412 types using Zonex or two keyfobs with D9412 types using Zonex.
- Points 74 & 75 cannot be used for any other panel inputs when the wireless interface is connected to Zonex 1. Points 194 & 195 cannot be used for any other panel inputs when the wireless interface is connected to Zonex 2.
- The D7212G-GV4 panel types only provide points 1 – 40 and are not compatible with the EN1224-ON in a Zonex configuration.
- The EN1224-ON arm/disarm operation works as a Keyswitch Maintained input and the following rules apply;
- Opening/Closing events do not associate with any user in panel event logging.
- Arming with the EN1224-ON operates in the same way as a scheduled arm or keyswitch point. The area will force arm around all faulted or bypassed points regardless of point programming or the Force-Arm/Bypass Max selection.
SDI2 applications:
- Wireless Interface:
- Control Panel:
- B8512G/B9512G, B-Series and GV4 types (all versions).
B8512G/B9512G, B-Series and GV4 types use the B820 wireless interface connected to the SDI2 bus. When configured with SDI2, EN1224-ON keyfobs are added directly to panel users. Therefore, a wireless keyfob may be added to each panel user and, when used to arm/disarm, a user specific event is generated by the panel.
A total of 350 wireless devices are allowed on the control panel. Therefore the number of EN1224-ON keyfobs allowed is equal to 350 minus the total number of existing wireless points.
- The EN1224-ON star buttons are no longer operational in the SDI2 application and do not generate a response from the control panel.
- Pressing the EN1224-ON’s ON button operates in the same way as a ‘passcode-arm’ operation. The programmed Force-Arm/Bypass Max entry is followed, and if exceeded will prevent arming. The keyfob does not provide feedback as to whether an area did or did not arm.
