Security: Intrusion

Program the G-GV4 Panel to work with the D1256RB or D1256 fire keypad.

Using Menu Shortcuts or Menu Commands on G Series and New G Series panels.

The B8512 or B9512 supervises keypads even when Supervision=NO Related Products B8512 B9512 B915 B920 B921C B925F  B926F B930 B942

The B8512 or B9512 supervises keypads even when disabled Related Products B8512 B9512 B915 B920 B921C B925F  B926F B930 B942    Overview   Issue The B8512 or B9512 supervises keypads even when Supervision=NO   Solution    If the keypad Type is set to an SDI type keypad (see below) the supervision setting can be configured YES or NO.  When the keypad Type is set to one of the SDI2 type keypads the supervision Yes/No setting is ignored and the keypad is supervised.   SDI2 devices are always supervised by design regardless of the supervision setting.   SDI Keypads  SDI2 Keypads  D1255 VFD Keypad (SDI)  B915  D125xRB Keypad (SDI)  B920  D126x LCD Keypad (SDI)  B921C    B925F    B926F    B930    B942 Notes SDI2 devices that are the same type of device must use different addresses. SDI2 devices that are not the same type can be configured to the same address.  For example: The B915, B92x, B930 or B942 are all same device types (keypads) and must use different addresses. The B920, B208 and B520 are all different device types and can all use the same address.

How to Exit Service Mode the B9512G/B8512G or B-Series panel. Why is the Heartbeat LED flashing fast?

How to troubleshoot missing alarms on points connected to the D222A keypad. D2212, D2412, D2812, D222A.

How to vew the History log on D7000/9000 and G series panels. D7212B,D7212B1,D9112,D9112B,D9112B1.

How to view area status from the keypad.  

How to determine the current draw for keypads used on the D4112 or D6112 panels. D4112, D6112, D636, D620, D626, D630, D640.

How to force arm the D4112 or D6112 control panel.

How to arm only the area the keypad is assigned to rather than all of the areas it can see.

Keypad programming is available in GV3 panels with firmware revision 8.10 or higher.  NOTE: Keypad programming is not available during while an RPS programming session is active, or when any area is armed. Enter from normal operation: Press [9]+[9]+[Enter]. Select Keypad Programming. The keypad displays Enter Passcode. Enter the service passcode (default= 123). Enter from service mode (reset pin closed): D1255: Set the address to 16 with dipswitch: 1-5= OFF and 6= ON. The keypad displays Enter Passcode when the reset pin is closed. Enter the service passcode (default= 123). D1260: Set the address to 8 with dipswitch: 1-3= OFF and 4-6= ON. The keypad displays Enter Passcode when the reset pin is closed. Enter the service passcode (default= 123). The following options are available upon entering keypad programming: Phone Numbers – Phone 1 thru Phone 4 Phone Format - Phone 1 thru Phone 4 Enhanced Comm – Path 1 thru 4 Routing Route Groups 1 thru 4 RPS Parameters RPS Passcode RPS Phone Number RPS IP Address RPS IP Port Area Parameter – 1 thru 32 Account On – Yes / No Account Number Command Center 1 thru 16 Enhanced Command Center – Yes / No Command Center Scope – User Pass Code User 0 (Install Passcode) User 1 (User Passcode) Point Parameters D9412GV3: 1-247 D7412GV3: 1-75 D7212GV3 1 -40 Point Index Disable Keypad Programming

How to determine the max available current for point 1 in the D4412 or D6412.

Overview: User is entering passcode twice to arm alarm system. A five second delay between key strokes will cause the keypad to view the next entry as the start of a NEW passcode. Key strokes must be strung together with no pauses in between longer that 5 seconds. Issue User must enter passcode twice to arm the system.  Same code is used for both entries.   Solution   The user is pausing too long between key strokes.  After a key is pressed the next key stroke must be pressed wthin 5 seconds. A delay of 5 or more seconds will cause the keypad to view the next key stroke as the start of a new entry.

How to unbypass points on the D7112 panel.

How to interpret 'CALL FOR SERVICE' when logging into the Easy Series panel user menu.

How to interpret the flashing amber circle on an Easy Series control panel.