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I am able to arm the area with a 24 hour point violated in the same area. How can I prevent the area from being armed with a 24 Hour point violated? 24hour points do affect the 'ready to arm' status of the area, therefore will not prevent the ability to arm after clearing the alarm while the 24hour point remains faulted.   Program the 24 Hour Point as a Type 1, Response 9.  When using point response 9, the point will operate as a 24hour point.  However  because this will become a controlled point it will prevent arming until either satisfied or bypassed (if the point is configured as bypassible). ... View more

Burglar/Fire Zone inputs use 2.21K ohm End of Line (EOL) resistors. ... View more

The DS7060 will support up to 4 keypads at a total of 1000 feet of wire for all keypads? Note: Keypads may be up to 1000ft. from the control when 22ga wire is used. Keypads may be home run or daisy chained with a maximum of two keypads per wire run, the total amount to wire on the keypad bus is 1000 feet. ... View more

In order to effectively turn off a point in the D6112 the zone location must be set to just A rather than 0A. The D5200 programmer screen would read:  ** where [X] is the zone number ** 7.19 1Zone#   [X] 7.20 1Z[X]Loc   A   (Not 0A or 1A or etc) The total number of zones in the account must also be reduced by the number of zones turned off. In the D5200 programmer, for account 1, on line 1.17 Acct1Zns, enter the number of zones in use in account 1. ... View more

When the Command Center scope is set to Account Wide, the text programmed into the  field: "Account # "Account Is On" displays after the last area in the account arms.   If there is no text programmed into this parameter, the Command Center will go blank when the last account in the specified area arms. The field:  "Account # "Account Is On" is located in: Command Center  > Area Text. ... View more