Issue
Unable to use Command 00 function. When CMD 00 is entered, keypad reads 'SYSTEM COMMAND' or 'INVALID KEYS'.
Solution
Un-Bypassing points on the D7112 panel must be done by using the FUNCTION Menu. Access the Function menu by pressing 'Enter' at the idle disarmed text. Press Next repeatedly until Function Menu displays. To access the UNBYPASS screen press enter on Function menu and Next until UNBYPASS displays. Display will read ENTER POINT NUMBER, enter the point number to be bypassed and press Enter. Display will read the text for the point, press enter again and screen will read POINT UNBYPASSED.
Issue
The Panel will not arm by entering the PASSCODE, VERIFY ID, ALL ON/OFF.
Solution
On this panel for the ALL ON/OFF key to work CMD 1, CMD 2, and CMD 3 must be set to yes in the Arming Commands part of the program in the MAIN.
Issue
If using the D220A on the D2112 do I have the Exit Feature?
Solution
No, the D2112 does not have the Exit Feature. It uses the "Step Out Feature". The Exit Feature does appear on page 23 of the Users Guide, but that is because this Keypad can also be used on other 2000 Series Panels which have the Exit Feature.
Issue
Keypad displays check zone, then displays the zone number.
Solution
Check followed by zone# or zone #'s indicates which points must be tested or bypassed before arming the system. Any zone on the control can be programmed to check before arming as well as multiple zones. Some systems are programmed this way to check for proper operation of the zone or zone's before it will allow you to arm. To disable this feature follow directions below.
1. Enter pgm mode
A. At the keypad enter the 5 digit programmers code followed by #0 ie... 98765#0, should now be in program mode (Led keypad will toggle leds back and forth)(alpha keypad will display program mode). If not, press the S1 switch located above zone 1 on the control.
B. Once in program mode enter 20 00000#
C. Press the * key for 3 seconds and release it. Should now be out of program mode.
Reattempt to arm the system.
Issue
What is the open air range on the 2 button and 4 button ITI keyfobs?
Solution
The 60-607-319.5 two button and the 60-606-319.5 four button ITI keyfobs are 500 feet open air transmitters.
Issue
Why is the green LED not lit on the 251 keypad?
Solution
The green LED monitors loop status, power supply, and the fuse on the panel. If the LED is shut off check all of the above. Note: zones are supervised with a 1K ohm resistor and 16.5VAC 20 VA transformer is used for AC power.
Issue
The D192G panel zone (point) is in trouble and the yellow LED is not on.
Solution
With the zone/point in trouble and No Yellow LED On there is a wiring fault. One of the following terminals do not have power connected to them.
External Power In (EXT PWR IN)
Auxiliary Power In (AUX PWR IN)
Terminal 1 (AUX PWR IN) 13.75 VDC
Terminal 2 (Common)
Terminal 3 (Supervised Zone / Point) 2.50 VDC Normal Condiction < 1.50 VDC In Trouble Condiction
Terminal 4 (Trigger) 13.75 VDC In Alarm Only
Terminal 5 (External Power In) 12 VDC or 24 VDC Depended on needed Output for the NAC's or Power Supply
Terminal 6 (Common) This is the Common from an 24 VDC External Power
Terminal 7 (Positive Alarm Output)
Terminal 8 (Negative Alarm Output)
Issue
The D279 or D279A will not recover the default passcode while following the instructions.
Solution
You are performing this procedure while one of the D279A zones is not in a normal condition. Normalize D279A zones and the default procedure will work.
Issue
What are the SDI addresses on the D6412 and D4412?
Solution
SDI Address Device Description
0 = Installer Keypad, or local connection to RAM IV
1-8 = Command Center 1 to 8
40,41 = DX8010 Telephone Control Module
50,51 = RF Receivers 1, and 2
52-55 = RF Keypads on RF Receiver 1
60-63 = RF Keypads on RF Receiver 2
101-107 = DX 2010 wired point expander
150-151 = DX 3010 Octo-Output expander
250 = DX4010 Serial RS-232 Interface module
How to prevent generating a Fail To Close when Perimeter Arming during the Closing Window.
Why does the panel generate a Fail To Close after Perimeter Arming During Closing Window?