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The default settings for the BFSK/Relay Point Assignments on a 7000/9000 or 'B' Series control panel are non-zero values between 1 and 8. These default settings were intended for the purpose of sending signals in BFSK format, which do not apply when signals are sent in Modem format. When using BFSK/Relay programming, the actual relay (see chart below) corresponding to the entry in the BFSK/Relay column in Point Assignments latches when the selected point goes into alarm. The number entered, always 1-8 for the 8 available BFSK/Relays, can be used any number of times through programming. This is particularly useful when any or all points in a point range go into alarm and cause a single event to occur, such as activating cameras or opening fire doors. 7000 series control panels latch selected octorelays between 9-16 and 9000 series control panels latch selected octorelays between 73-80 when corresponding points in point assignments go into alarm.   BFSK/Relay                 Actual relay# Entry                7000 (zonex 1)  9000 (zonex 2)        1                      9                      73      2                      10                     74      3                      11                     75      4                      12                     76              5                      13                     77      6                      14                     78      7                      15                     79      8                      16                     80   When points programmed to use BFSK relays go into alarm, the corresponding relay remains latched until the alarm is acknowledged and cleared from memory.   ... View more

Programming prompt 104  [OnBat] located in Main and Special Alpha Commands is where the buzzer is controlled for test reports.  Setting OnBat to yes enables the command center to display 'ON BATRY' and to sound the panel buzzer when the battery is discharging faster than it is charging. Additionally, the buzzer will always sound during test reports. To disable the buzzer from sounding during test reports select prompt 104  [OnBat]= No.  ... View more

Delete a passcode: Ensure the system is disarmed. Press [CMD] + [58] and enter a valid passcode. The keypad prompts you to delete a code. Enter the user number (1 - 32) to delete the followed by the * key. Press cmd to exit this feature. If no keys are pressed the panel automatically returns to the normal text.  Example: Type in Cmd 58, valid passcode (1234) default. Enter the user # (24) then * .  Passcode for user 24 is deleted.   ... View more

1.  Ensure the area is disarmed. 2.  Press Cmd + 4 + 2.  The flashing Cmd light is a prompt to enter a valid passcode.  3.  Enter a valid passcode and the D621 displays system trouble events by lighting the point indicators (zone leds)as described below:  Zone 1 Lit steady = Telephone line Fail  Zone 1 Slow Flash = Comm Fail, Destination 1  Zone 1 Fast Flash = Comm Fail, Destination 2  Zone 2 Lit steady = Alternate Comm Trouble  Zone 3 Lit steady = Installer Switch Closed  Zone 4 Lit steady = Backup Battery low  Zone 4 Lit steady = Slow Flash = Backup Battery Missing  Zone 5 Lit steady = Bell Supervision Fail  Zone 6 Lit steady = RF Receiver Jamming  Zone 6 Slow Flash = RF Receiver Trouble  Zone 7 Lit steady = Data Bus Device Missing  Zone 7 Slow Flash = Data Bus Device Tamper  Zone 7 Fast Flash = Data Buss Device Trouble/Reset  Zone 8 Lit steady = System Fault  Zone 8 Slow Flash = Service Interval  Zone 8 Fast Flash = Ground Fault Condition Press Cmd to return to the off state. ... View more

Command 40 is used to view alarm memory . Ensure the area is disarmed. Press Cmd + 4 + 0 and enter a valid passcode. The keypad displays the points in the alarm memory. To exit this menu, press Cmd or wait several seconds for it to time out. Arm and Disarm the area to clear alarm memory. ... View more