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1. Ensure the command center is at idle text. 2. Initiate the UNBYPASS A PT ? function from the FUNCTION MENU. 3. When ENTER PT NUM displays: If the point number to unbypass is known, enter the number and press ENTER. If the point number to unbypass is not known, view the list of bypassed points by pressing the ENTER key when ENTER PT NUM is displayed. If there are no devices bypassed, NO PTS BYPASD displays. Continuously pressing NEXT will scroll through the list of bypassed devices. When the text of the point to unbypass is displayed, press ENTER. 4. PT X UNBYPASSED I displays to indicate the device is unbypassed. 5. Return to idle text by pressing CLR. 6. To confirm that the device is placed back in the system and providing protection again, scroll through the bypassed points ensure that it is no longer included by either repeatedly pressing NEXT at disarmed idle text, or initiating the command to view bypassed points. Note: Some devices may bypass automatically during the armed period if they activate an alarm condition more than four times in one hour. These devices will have to be unbypassed as described above. ... View more

The reboot signal is controlled by the same prompt that controls the low battery reporting. To turn this prompt on: With D5200 programmer: 1. Receive a copy (RECV/COPY) of your 6112/5503 panel onto your 5200 programmer. After you see Receive Successful continue to step two. 2.  Press the red ENTER GROUP key on the D5200 keyboard to enter module 1 Globals. 3 Using the red down arrow key scroll down til you see Batsupv and put a 9 in this prompt or a value from 0-9 or B-F(this is the signal that is reported to your central station) then press the white enter key on the 5200 keyboard. 4. Now press the red SEND(LOAD) key on the D5200 keyboard. 5. Disconnect the programmer cord from the cpu board and perform a Reset(to the right of zone 8  there is a metal post labeled Reset, momentarily short this post to TB3 below it or any panel common). The panel should now dial out the system reboot. ... View more

The reboot signal is controlled by the same prompt that controls the low battery reporting. To turn this prompt on: Using the D5200 programmer: 1. Receive a copy(RECV/COPY) of your 4112/5501 panel, the D5200 should read: Receive Successful. 2.  Press the red ENTER GROUP key to enter module 9 Sys Test/Reset. 3 Using the red down arrow key scroll down to Battery Supv.  Enter 9 or a value from 0-9 or B-F(this is the signal that is reported to the central station) then press the white enter key. 4. Press the red SEND(LOAD) key. 5. Disconnect the programmer and perform a Reset (to the right of zone 6 there is a metal post labeled Reset, momentarily short this post to the screw below it or any panel common). The panel should now dial out the system reboot. ... View more

In Programming go to section 15, Passcodes. Navigate to item 3, Code 8 = duress. Set the prompt to yes.  The user 8 passcode is now the Duress passcode. ... View more

How to interpret the 'Check Device' display on a D1255 or D1260 keypad. There is a point using a point index with 'Display as Device' set as Yes.  Keypads will display 'Check Device' when this point is in any off normal state. This point can be isolated by first reviewing off normal points and then determine which follows the point index configured in this way.    Perform the below steps to isolate the point and modify programming where needed. Press NEXT to scroll through the faulted inputs while taking take notes of point text of faulted points. Select MENU from the keypad and press NEXT until View Point Status displays. Select View Point Status and press NEXT until point text from step 1 displays. Press Enter to view the point numbers of the faulted points. Note the displayed point numbers as one of these points is generating the 'Check Device' display. Locate Point Assignments in the panel program and note the point indexes assigned to the faulted points from step 4.  Determine which, if any, of the faulted points should generate a 'Display as Device' display when off normal.  If none of the points should generate a ‘Check Device’ display, ensure ’Display as Device' is set to No in the point index assigned to each point. If any another point does need to generate a ‘Check Device’ display, then there should be 2 similar point indexes. One with Display as Device=Yes, assigned to points that will generate ‘Check Device’; another set to No to assign to points that will not generate ‘Display as Device’. ... View more