How to use the relay programming options in G Series Panels

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Available relays:

• Panel Main Board: A, B, C (Legacy 7000/9000 and G types require a D136 for relay B and C).
• Zonex 1: 1-64  (only 1-40 on all D7212 thru D7212GV4 types).
• Zonex 2: 65-128

There are 4 different options for relays:

Area Wide Relays:
Relays trip for events that occur in the selected area.

Panel Wide Relays:

Relays trip for global events in the panel. Example: Summary Burg trips for any burglar alarm in any area.

Relay Response Type: (Relay Follows Point/ Relay Latches)
The corresponding relay will trip based on the point that is tripped (example: Relay 40 follows Point 40).

Configured in the Point Index that the point follows.

• Relay Response 1: Point Off-Normal: Relay ON.  Point Normal: Relay OFF.
• Relay Response 2: Point in alarm: Relay Latch. Remains latched until reset command is performed.
  

Relay Column in Ponit Assigments (BFSK Relay in Legacy panels):

A D8129 Octorelay addressed bank of 8 relays are used. A relay from this bank is associated with one input or multiple inputs.  A number between 1-8 may be assigned to the input.  An alarm generated on an input with a relay associated in the RELAY field will Latch the associated relay.  This relay remains latched until the alarm is reset.

Panel Type	Associated Relays
D7212 types (all)	Relay entry: 1-8 uses a relay addressed as 9-16
D7412 types (all)	Relay entry: 1-8 uses a relay addressed as 9-16
D9412 types (all)	Relay entry: 1-8 uses a relay addressed as 73-80

Entering a 1 uses the first relay in the bank. 2 uses the second relay, 3 latches the 3rd, etc.
 

D8129, Octorelay, BFSK, Output