Security: Intrusion

Part numbers D222A, D223A, D222AW, D223AW

How to view area status from the keypad.  

If looking to apply power (complete the circuit): NO of the DS150 to the Positive of the Maglock. From the negative of the Maglock to the negative of the power supply. From the Positive of the power supply to Common on the DS150.   If looking to remove power (break the circuit): NC of the DS150 to the Positive of the Maglock. From the negative of the Maglock to the negative of the power supply. From the Positive of the power supply to Common on the DS150.   Note: Generally we do fail safe not fail secure and the relay timer needs to be incremented.

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

How to create a Man-Trap in a G-Series or B6512 Intrusion Panel. How to block use of an access credential if another door is opened.

Cannot silence an alarm using a Custom Function Related Products B3512, B4512, B5512, B6512, B8512G, B9512G, D7412GV4 Ver2+, D9412GV4 Ver2+

How to use the Auto Door function with access doors in G Series panels.

How to work with T-tapping POPIT Loops. D9127U,D8127T,D8125

How to use the relay programming options in G Series Panels.

How to determine the values to enter for the Poll Rate and Ack Wait Time. Note: The calculation described is only be required on legacy control panels.  The B8512G/B9512G and GV4 types only need a Receiver Supervision Time selection.  The Poll Rate, Ack Wait and Retry count will automatically populate.  The formula for determining Poll Rate and Ack Wait Time is as follows: Panel setting: Poll Rate + Ack Wait + ( Retry Count X Ack Wait) Receiver setting: Panel Poll + Ack Wait Panel setting = Receiver setting Example:    Panel Setting: Poll Rate = 240; Ack Wait = 10; Retry Count = 5 Panel setting: 240+10+ (5 X 10) = 300 Receiver Settings: Poll = 240; Ack = 60 Receiver setting: 240 + 60 = 300 300 = 300 Refer to the the following site for more information on setting up Conettix Devices www.conettix.com/Downloads.aspx

This walkthrough will explain how RPS can be directed to a host name instead of an IP address

 The B-Series panel onboard relay can be configured for either: Aux Power Common output Standard Form-C relay Aux Power configuration, Right two pins covered, the C terminal has 12Vdc available and upon activation will switch to the NO terminal.  Relay A turned off, NO to Common reads 0Vdc. Relay A turned on, NO to Common reads +12Vdc. Aux Common configuration,  Left two pins covered, the C terminal is Common.  Upon activation Common is switched to the NO terminal. Relay A turned off, NO to Aux= 0Vdc Relay A turned on, NO to Aux= 12Vdc Dry Contact Configuration No jumper used, NO and C and NC works as a standard dry contact.   Relay A turned off, NO to C= Open, NC to C= Short Relay A turned on, NO to C= Short, NC to C= Open      

How to interpret the message Network Modx Cable Open.

How to correct D6200 software returns Communication Failed by Error when connecting to the receiver. D6600 D6100IPv6 D6200-CD

How to test the EN1247 Inovonics wireless Glass Break detector.

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