Security: Intrusion

How to set the 4-button RF3334 RF Keyfob Trapazoid or Rising Sun key to activate an output.

Issue What would cause the Armed LED to not function on an LED Command Center, while arming the system? Solution To correct the Armed LED try the following steps: 1. Recycle power to the command center, and the panel. 2. Readdress the command center, anything other than address one. Then reprogram the command center for the same address number, and reset the panel.

Issue How to make the CMD's not require a passcode in programming?   Solution   Nibbles 0364 - 0378 put a 0 in for keypad programming or with RAM software in USER INTERFACE, sub menu Authority Level Configuration, make all commands DISABLE under Authority Level 1 - 4.

Issue The D4412/D6412 panel reports zones (zones  10o,101,102)when reporting to a D6500 receiver sending Modem IIIa2.   Solution   Only the following central station receivers support the D6412/D4412 Modem IIIa2 Format: • D6600 with CPU v.01.01.03 (or higher) • D6500 with D6511 MPU v1.05 (or higher) .The D6500 with D6510 MPU does not support the D6412/D4412 Modem IIIa2 Format. Note: Normal operation when using the A,B,C keys, reporting is as follows: [A] key reports as Zone 100 for all areas [B] key reports as Zone 101 for all areas [C] key reports as Zone 102 for all areas

Issue Trouble connecting to the D4412 with RPS / RAM IV using the DX4010i. What dip switches need to be set to make the DX4010i connect to the panel? What type of cable is needed between the DX4010i and the Laptop or PC? Solution RAMIV / RPS needs to be revision 3.6 or higher. Set the address 0 (Installer's mode) Dip Switches 6 and 8 in the off postion on the DX4010i. Use a NULL cable to connect the DX4010i to the Laptop or PC. For remote programming connection, use the RJ-16 to molex connector to the Aux / Data header. Lock the Installer or Reset Pin on the panel. In the RSP/ RAMIV Connection screen change the connection type from MODEM to ENHANCED DIRECT, then click connect. *If connected to a D4412 panel and the address is set wrong on the DX4010i then a message of "INVALID RAM PASSCODE" may be generated.

Issue Does the panel need to see a perimeter point faulted during the exit delay when arming All On to actually fully arm the system and not just Part Arm?   Solution   When the ARMING OPTIONS prompt Enable 'All On - No Exit ' feature is set to yes , the panel must see a perimeter point faulted during the exit delay in order to fully arm . If the panel does not see that , the panel will switch to PART ON to prevent a false alarm.

Issue What is the difference between the D623B and the D623 keypads for the D4412/D6412 panels?   Solution The only difference is the D623B is the new Bosch design keypad with a Grey Faceplate for D4412/D6412 panels. See photo below.      

Issue The panel is waiting 30 seconds or so to dial out to central station after an instant alarm.   Solution   In the point index configuration , under GLOBAL POINT CONFIGURATION, check the Alarm Event Abort Window time which is used for alarm cancellation time. This is the time the panel will wait to transmit an alarm condition to central station unless it is cancelled before the time has expired.This feature is a SIA requirement used to prevent false alarms being reported by user error.

How to access View Point Status in the D4412/D6412. D4412,D6412,D623,D625

How to troubleshoot missing onboard points 1-8 on the D4412/D6412.

Part numbers D4412, D6412, RF3224, RF3332, RF3334

Part numbers D2212, D2212B, D2212BE, D2412, D2412U, D2412UE, D2812, D2812U, D2812P, D208RF, D216RF, RF3226

Part number D6412, D4412, DX2010

How to troubleshoot why the D4412/D6412 keypad displays Not Ready regardless of all points normal. D623,D625

Part numbers D7212B, D9112B, D7212B1, D9112B1, D7212, D7412, D9112, D9124, D9412, D7212G, D7412G, D7412G, D9124G, D9412G, D7212GV2, D7412GV2, D7412GV2, D9124GV2, D9412GV2, D7212GV3, D7412GV3,D7412GV3, D9412GV3, D7212GV4, D7412GV4, D7412GV4, D9412GV4, B8512G, B9512G, D2212, D2212B, D2212BE, D2412, D2412U, D2412UE, D2812, D2812U, D2812P, D6412, D4412, B3512, B4512, B5512, B6512

Issue How can Force Arming the D4412/D6412 be disabled on Command Centers? Solution It is not possible to disable force arming on keyfobs. To disable force arming at Command Centers on the D4412/D6412: 1) Go to PANEL WIDE PARAMETERS, Global Open/Close Options and Arming Options and find 'Bypass/Force Arm Limit and change from Unlimited (default) to 1 Point. 2) Go to POINT PARAMETERS and Point Index Configuration. For all programmed points in the panel, ensure Bypass/Force Arm (Yes/No) is set to No.

How to: Determine if the D125B can be used with the D4412 or D6412.

D5200 Programmer:  The D5200 needs to match a Data Lock code in the panel to access programming. Changing the panel Data Lock Code from the default of 12345 will prevent access. Remote Programming Software: RPS also needs to match the Data Lock code in the panel to access programming.  Changing the panel Data Lock Code from the default of 12345 will prevent access. RPS also needs to match the RPS Passcode (or RAM Passcode in legacy types) in order to allow access programming. Changing the default from 999999 will block RPS access.

Issue How is point expansion configured, addressed and wired on the D6112 panel? Solution Connections: 1.) Install the First Device to the D6112 control by connecting one of the two White leads to terminal 11 (Data- first device). The Black lead will land on terminal 14 (common) and the Red on terminal 15 (+ 12Vdc). This device will be programmed as DEVICE 1. 2.) Install the Second Device to the D6112 control by connecting one of its White leads to the remaining White lead from Device 1. The Black and Red leads of the second device will connect to Common and +12Vdc respectively. This device will be programmed as DEVICE 2. 3.) Each additional device will be installed by connecting its White wire to the previous device remaining white wire until the last device. The remaining White wire on the last device will connect to the D6112 control terminal 13 (Data- last device). Programming: 1.) Go to the Devices Module part of the D6112 handler and on line 4.1 Device#, select 1 for the first device. a) On line 2 D1 Model, select the device model code (1=D610/611, 2=D620/D626, 3=D630/D636A, 4=D640) that pertains to the first device. 2.) Continue by selecting 2 on line 4.1 Device# for the second device and on line 4.2 D1 Model, enter that device model code. Continue until all devices are programmed. 3.) Address the points according to the device they are expanded off of. The zone location is comprised of the Device model code and the zone. The zones are identified by letter starting with A for the first zone and counting up alphabetically. a) Onboard zones 1-8 use a device code of 0 and are addressed as 0A-0H. b) Zones 9 and up would be addressed 1A, 1B and so on. Note: It is not required that zones 1-16 be located on any particular device or in any particular order. It is advisable that the system be laid out in a logical order for future reference.

How to troubleshoot 'Receiver Error' on the D6412 or /D4412 control panel. D4412,D6412,RF3226