Issue
How many on-board zones does the D6112 Control Communicator have?
Solution
The D6112 Control communicator has eight end-of-line resistor supervised hardwire protective zones. There are six standard programmable zones; one nominal 12 VDC powered zone optimized for two-wire smoke detectors and one nominal 12 VDC powered zone optimized for two-wire glass-break detectors.
Issue
How can the rising sun key or trapazoid key be used to activate an output on the D4412/D6412 control communicator?
Solution
Under Output Parameters, program a 1,15 for the trapazoid key or 2,0 for the rising sun key to activate an assigned output when the keyfob's alternate buttons are depressed.
Overview
New RF Receiver Trouble, Receiver ‘Jammed’
When used with RF Receivers with firmware 9.0 (or later), D2212Bs with revision 3.03 firmware (or later) can display two distinct trouble conditions. The receiver trouble display is expanded to two lines.
Issue
RCVR # TROUBLE 2111
# is the receiver number (7 or 8).
RCVR # TROUBLE 1211
# is the receiver number (7 or 8).
Solution
2111 in the second line indicates that no sensor has been heard from in a calculated interval. The interval depends on the number of sensors in the system.
1211 in the second line indicates that the receiver is in a ‘jammed’ condition. Interference is at a level that prevents sensor transmissions from being received.
How is a monthly timer test configured in panel programming
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Where does the phone number information get entered in programming to instruct the end user to contact the security company when the help key is pressed on the D1260 keypad?
