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Walk will work correctly if the wireless motion is set for a Fixed Sleep Timer position. You may have to wait up to 180 seconds to activate the devcie.  When the wireless motion is set to the Variable Sleep Timer we have 2 options: Stay out of the PIR's field of view for more than 180 seconds to allow to unit to become active. Place the Sleep Timer jumper in the fixed position. Peform Walk Test: SDI type keypads:  Press: [CMD] + [44] SDI 2 type keypads: Press: [Menu] +  [3] + [3] + [1] Select Fixed/Variable Sleep Time: The sleep time jumper setting provides control for normal or high-traffic operating environments. When set to fixed, if the PIR senses motion, it will transmit an alarm, then enter sleep mode for 180 seconds; if motion is sensed when the sleep time has expired, the PIR will transmit another alarm. Fixed sleep time is recommended for normal operating environments. When set to variable, if the PIR senses motion, it will transmit an alarm, then enter sleep mode for 180 seconds; if motion is sensed before the sleep time has expired, the PIR will restart the 180 second interval. Variable sleep time is recommended for high-traffic operating environments, and is the default setting as shipped from the factory. Note:  Inovonics Motions Sleep Timer is selescted as Variable out of the box. B820, ISW-D8125CW, ISW-D8125CW-V2, EN4200, IWS-EN4200, ISW –EN1260, EN1260, ISW –EN1261HT, EN1261HT, ISW-EN1262, EN1262, ISW-EN1265, EN1265 ... View more

7000/9000 Series panel types thru GV3 panel types: Connect the DX4010i or DX4010V2 to the SDI Bus.  7000/9000 and G tyes must use terminals 29-32.  GV2 and GV3 types can use the 4-pin molex connector labled SDI or the 4-pin molex connector labeled SDI. GV4 panel types: GV4 Panel types have connections for both the SDI and SDI2 bus.  SDI and SDI2 are different types of busses, the DX4010V2/DX4010i will only work when connected to the SDI bus.  Connect the DX4010V2/DX4010i to either the 4-pin molex connector labeled SDI or use terminals 29-32. When addressed and connected correctly to a compatible panel, the red LED will flash at a 1/2 second rate.  The Installer Switch must be Closed / Locked on D4412 or D6412 panel types  in order to connect to RPS.   ... View more

The D4412 and D6412 can use point expansion using: On-Board Doubling DX2010 8 point wired expander DX2010 8 point wired expander using point doubling Important Notes: Never use Normally Open wiring for doubled points. Faulting either point will generate a short on both doubled points. Point 1 is a powered point for 2-wire smoke detectors and cannot be doubled with point 9. Only points 2 thru 8 can be doubled with points 10 thru 16. Access programming with Keypad: Ensure no areas are armed and close the installer switch. Enter the installer code (default=6543) into a command center. Press Command+4+1. Select 8 from the menu list. Enter the ‘Nibble’ as described and press CMD. The Nibble appears. Enter the data-digit and press the star key ( * ) to save the data entry. Return to step ‘e’ to continue with the next data entry. When programming is complete press and hold the Cmd button to exit programming and open the reset pin to return to normal operation. Example: Go to Nibble 1026 and enter 4 for Point Doubled, 2.2k & 3.65k EOL. Press 1026 and Command, the keypad displays:  Nib:1026 D=x  (where X= the current data value; default =2). Press 4 and [ * ]  (star key) to save the data entry. Access programming with Keypad: Ensure no areas are armed and close the installer switch on the panel board. Enter the installer code (default=6543) into a command center. Press Command+4+1. Select 8 from the displayed menu list. Enter the ‘Nibble’ as described and press CMD. The Nibble appears. Enter the data-digit and press the star key ( * ) to save the data entry. Return to step ‘5’ to continue with the next data entry. On-Board Point Doubling: Go to Nibble 1026 and enter 4 for Point Doubled, 2.2k & 3.65k EOL. Program the points to be doubled as On-Board. Select the correct Nibble from Figure 1 for the location to program and enter 1 for On-Board. Program and address for the Wired Point Expander (not using point doubling): Select Device. Select the correct Nibble from Figure 3 for the point location and enter 2 for Wired Point Expander. Address the DX2010 for the correct group of points. Program and address for the Wired Point Expander using point doubling: Select the correct Nibble for the point location to be programmed from Figure 3 and enter 3 for Doubled Wired Point Expander.  Also use the EOL shown in figure 3 when doubling points. Set the DX2010 dipswitches for address 106 or 107: Note: Never use Normally Open wiring for doubled points.  Faulting either point will generate a short on both doubled points ... View more

 Question Can the D9210C be used on a panel that has a D9210B on it? Answer  Yes, it is ok to use both the D9210B and the D9210C on all panels except for the GV4.   GV4 control panels can only use the D9210C. ... View more

Enter a valid passcode and [#89] to view the log in the DS7400 series control panels. Pressing # will cycle through the previous events in the panel. If there are multiple areas in the panel this entry will return an error and single partition mode needs to be used.  Enter a valid passcode and [# #] to enter single partition mode, then press [#89] to view the panel log.  DS7400Xi, DS7400X, DS7400, Detection Systems, DS. ... View more