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The D8125INV uses a special cable to for programing Inovonics wireless transmitters.  This cable is no longer available however the cable can be made using 2 standard keypad harnesses. The end of one standard Bosch keypad harness will be connected to the end of another standard Bosch keypad harness as described in the figure below. D8125INV, FA113, FA202, FA203, FA203, FA204, FA205, FA207, FA208, FA209, FA210, FA216, FA223 ... View more

NO RF DEVICES TO ADD may display if a previously working RF point was removed from the panel program but not from the receiver.  RF points should always first be removed from the receiver using the RF Programming Menu.  After removing the point from the wireless receiver the point can be turned off in the panel program. The NO RF DEVICES TO ADD response occurs because the point number to be added to the receiver is already occupied by the previously programmed point. Correct the problem by using the RF Programming Menu and select 3; Remove a Point.  Next, continue by adding the new transmitter. When adding wireless transmitters into the panel: 1.  Add the point code for the wireless point into the panel program.      a. Wireless points use a point code using a 7 or 8 in the 4th digit, which indicates the expansion device address.  Wireless receivers must be addressed to 7 or 8. 2. Add the transmitter to the panel using the RF Programming Menu. D2212, D2412, D2812, D208RF, D216RF, D222, D223 ... View more

 The A, B, C keys must be pressed two times to activate. Verify correct programming under A, B, C Key programming.  -  Ensure correct setting of Alarm Output: No Output, Steady, or Pulse as needed.       -  Enter the Key Text, which should display upon activation      - Select Ack Tone Yes/No for the acknowledgement tone upon activation      - In the Report Code parameter, enter the code for the panel to report upon key activation.             * In Modem Format the panel reports; Alarm Report Point [xx]            * In Pulse format, the first digit you enter here sets the report group. The second digit sets the point number. ... View more

1.  The D6200 software does not provide functionality for migrating data into Excel however this can be done using Windows’ built-in copy/paste functions. 2.  Open The D6200 software and access the network account database. Connecting to the receiver is recommended to ensure the complete current database is accessed. Otherwise accessing the database is another option.This can be done either by accessing the database file or by connecting to the receiver. Access the network account database from the receiver by selecting Network > Network Account Database Management and “Read/Manage Network Account Database Configuration from Receiver”. Access the network account database from the database file by selecting Network > Network Account Database Management and “Open/Manage Network Account Database Configuration from File”. When accessing from a file, select the filename and click Open. When opening from a File, select the file that starts with ACT; i.e. ACT_FROM_D6x00(172.30.10.110).03-19-2018.13_06_05.    5. The account list will appear as below with the list of accounts used in the receiver. 6. Once you are looking at the account list, Highlight the 1st Row and press CTRL - A to highlight the entire table. 7. The press CTRL - C to copy the entries. 8. Open a new workbook in Excel, and Press CTRL-V. 9. The D6200 account database is now in the desired format. Adjust column widths as desired, and please notice that the designated NNC number will not look exactly as it did in the D6200 software. Note:  This is a one-way process for extracting the data from the Account Database. The reverse process will not work to update the data from Excel to the Account Database. ... View more

When attempting to send program changes to the control panel prior to saving, the below message may appear if connecting via: Modem, Enhanced Direct connect or Network: Because the D5360 is a legacy connection device and uses the conrol panel's ‘program port’, this warning is not available. Once connection is established, the Panel Sync window will appears and provide options to ‘Send’ or ‘Receive’ panel data regardless of whether program changes have been saved or not.  The DX4010V2 serial interface is recommended for local programming with Remote Programming Software.  The DX4010V2 Enhanced Direct serial interface allows the ability to view programming while connected, use diagnostics and download history.   ... View more