Overview
Set up of a D6112 panel to have keyswitch arming. D611 is required.
*Note - D611 is no longermade.
Issue
Keyswitch arming the D6112 panel.
Solution
D6112 panel can use a D611 Key Switch Module.
The D611 connects to the panels serial device data wiring. (connects in series like a keypad)
Panel programming:
4.1 Device# = location in the series wiring of the serialdevice data
1,2,3,4.
4.2 D#Model = 1
6.1 Combo3 = 8
Notes
D4112, D6112, and the D611 no longer made.
Issue
Can I mix Heat Detectors and 2 wire smokes with a sounder when using a D132A Smoke Detector Polarity Reversing Module?
Solution
No. When a Heat detector goes into alarm it puts a short on the input zone to indicate the alarm. The D132A uses Aux power from the panel when the polarity reversal takes place and since a heat detector does not reset when polarity is reversed, it would put a direct short on the Aux power of the panel. Consequently everything connected to the same Aux power terminals would not function.
Issue
How can I tell if the D168 will work with my control?
Solution
There are 3 items that are important when determining if it will be fully compatible with the control that is in question.
1. The control must provide a 12 volt dc aux power source to the D168A.
2. The control must have the ability to program a point as a keyswitch point. This only applies if you want to arm/disarm through the phone. Otherwise, you will just get arm/disarmed status. The keyswitch point can be programmed as momentary or maintained.
3. The control must have the ability to program a trigger that will trip and stay tripped when the system is armed.
Issue
How do I clear alarm memory from the keypad?
Solution
On the D1260 keypad there are 4 buttons on the left and 4 buttons on the right side. Next to the bottom button on the right side should be a meesage that reads CLEAR DISPLAY.
1. Press the button beside the CLEAR DISPLAY prompt.
2. Enter your passcode.
3. Press the button beside the CLEAR prompt again.
Now alarm memory should be off the display on the keypad.
Issue
What are the steps to start and end the phone session programming?
Solution
1. House Phone: Press the # key three times, and enter the passcode when prompted. Default ( 5432 )
2. Outside Phone: Dial the house phone number, and press * key three times when the call is answered, Enter a passcode when prompted
3. Installers Quick Connect: Connect a phone set to the control panel's test post. Press and hold the test button for approximately 15 seconds. Enter a passcode when prompted.
Note: To end the phone session, Press the # key repeatedly until the system says "goodbye".
Overview
When wireless points are faulted, they display as 'Short' to the panel. When the wireless point tamper switch is faulted it will display as an 'Open' to the panel.
Issue
The panel when using a D8125INV and wireless points shows normal/faulted when point transitions from normal to off normal but the control always shows shorted.
Solution
Problem may be caused by another point expander connected to the control panel. Remove D8125INV from control panel and determine if points go missing. If points remain active (normal, faulted, etc) the control panel is interfacing with the points through another addressable point expander.
Part numbers D7412G, D7412G, D9124G, D9412G, D7412GV2, D7412GV2, D9124GV2, D9412GV2, D7412GV3,D7412GV3, D9412GV3, D7412GV4, D7412GV4, D9412GV4, B8512G, B9512G, D8125INV, ISW-D8125CW, ISW-D8125CW-V2, FA400, EN4200
Issue
What is the difference between the D133 an D134?
Solution
The D133 has a single relay rated at 2A @ 30 VDC – 0.6A @ 125 VAC.
The D134 has two relays rated at 2A @ 30 VDC – 0.6A @ 125 VAC.
Current draw for the Relay is 40 mA per relay when activated.
Issue
What keypads will work on the D6112?
Solution
Compatible keypads are:
D420A, 6 zone LED. This will work but only the first six zones will be displayed.
D620, 8 zone LED.
D626, 16 zone LED.
D630, 8 zone LED with 3 onboard expansion points.
D636A, 16 zone alpha display with 3 onboard expansion points
