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In D7112 panel programming point text is entered in the form of a two digit number in Point Assignments.  The D7112 program record sheets list text choices in two libraries, the Residential Library and Commercial Library.  Four Custom Point Text words are available for programming under Command Center, Custom Point Text Each area is programmed to use text from either the Commercial or Residential libraries in the Area Wide Parameters->Area Parameters, and in either case can include Custom Point Text programmed in Command center programming.   ... View more

What is the recommended zone code on the 2000 series control for the trouble point off the D132A module. The recommended zone code for trouble point off the D132A reversing relay module when utilizing it with the 2000 series panel would be 413##.   ... View more

The EN1224-ON is a wireless keyfob used for arming and disarming and in some applications can generate a panic condition. The keyfob works with a wireless interface connected to either the panel’s Zonex or SDI2 bus depending on the type of panel used. SDI2 applications: Wireless Interface: B820. Control Panel: B8512G/B9512G, B-Series and GV4 types (all versions). B8512G/B9512G, B-Series and GV4 types use the B820 wireless interface connected to the SDI2 bus. When configured with SDI2, EN1224-ON keyfobs are added directly to panel users.  Therefore, a wireless keyfob may be added to each panel user and, when used to arm/disarm, a user specific event is generated by the panel. A total of 350 wireless devices are allowed on the control panel.  Therefore the number of EN1224-ON keyfobs allowed is equal to 350 minus the total number of existing wireless points. The EN1224-ON star buttons are no longer operational in the SDI2 application and do not generate a response from the control panel. Pressing the EN1224-ON’s ON button operates in the same way as a ‘passcode-arm’ operation. The programmed Force-Arm/Bypass Max entry is followed, and if exceeded will prevent arming. The keyfob does not provide feedback as to whether an area did or did not arm. Zonex applications: Compatible Wireless Interfaces: ISW-D8125CW or ISW-D8125CW-V2. Compatible Control Panels: D7412G version 6.3+ and D7412GV2 – GV4 (all versions). D9412G version 6.3+ and D9412GV2 – GV4 (all versions). D7412 types allow one wireless interface to be added to Zonex 1 along with one EN1224-ON keyfob using points 74 & 75. Only 1 EN1224-ON is allowed. D9412 types allow for an additional wireless interface to be added to Zonex 2 along with an additional EN1224-ON keyfob using points 194 & 195. Only 2 EN1224-ON’s are allowed. The following notes apply to Zonex applications: The Zonex interface is compatible with the GV4, however is not preferred over the enhanced B820 SDI2 interface to be discussed later. Each wireless interface only allows a single EN1224-ON keyfob. Therefore only one keyfob is allowed with D7412 types using Zonex or two keyfobs with D9412 types using Zonex. Points 74 & 75 cannot be used for any other panel inputs when the wireless interface is connected to Zonex 1. Points 194 & 195 cannot be used for any other panel inputs when the wireless interface is connected to Zonex 2. The D7212G-GV4 panel types only provide points 1 – 40 and are not compatible with the EN1224-ON in a Zonex configuration. The EN1224-ON arm/disarm operation works as a Keyswitch Maintained input and the following rules apply; Opening/Closing events do not associate with any user in panel event logging. Arming with the EN1224-ON operates in the same way as a scheduled arm or keyswitch point. The area will force arm around all faulted or bypassed points regardless of point programming or the Force-Arm/Bypass Max selection. ... View more

When 'Service Phone Line' displays on keypads and reports are sent to central station when the panel is not using phone lines, verify the Phone Line Supervision setting. The entry in Phone Supervision Time  located in Panel Wide Parameters > Phone & Phone Parameters, is the number of seconds the panel will allow the phone line to be faulted before creating a phone line fail event. Ensure Phone Supervision Time  is set to 0 seconds when not supervising a phone line.  ... View more

Only one EN1224-ON is available when configured with an ISW-D8125CW or D8125CW-V2 wireless interface.  D7412 panel types can connect one ISW-D8125CW or D8125CW-V2 to the Zonex bus; therefore, only one EN1224-ON is available.  D9412 panel types can connect up to two ISW-D8125CW or D8125CW-V2 interfaces (one on ZX1 and a second on ZX2) therefore; up to two EN1224-ONs are available.  Note:  The EN1224-ON works as a keyswitch panel point when configured with an ISW-D8125CW or D8125CW-V2, and there is no user associated with arming or disarming operations.   The number of EN1224-ON available for use on the panel when using the B820 wireless interface is dependent upon the total number of wireless devices on the panel. The control panel is limited to 350 wireless devices not including repeaters.  Therefore 350 minus the number of wireless points equals the available number of EN1224-ONs available for users. Note: EN1224-ON keyfobs are assigned to users when using the B820 wireless interface, and therefore will associate a user with arming or disarming operations. ... View more