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The 'Quick-Arm' is when [#]+[ON] is pressed to arm and without the use of a passcode.   Go to program address 0169 and program the desired value in D01 and D02 for the partion(s) you would like to Quick Arm.   ... View more

Two alternating asterisks (*) on the D8112 command center and with no text display is an indication that the D8112 has been programmed with all 24 hour points. Alarms and troubles will appear on command centers when they occur but no text will display in the idle state. ... View more

   If the D1260 is connected to the SDI bus (not the SDI2 bus) of a compatible control panel and is programmed correctly, the display will read CALL FOR SERVICE when the tamper switch is not satisfied.  Compatible Panels: All 7000-9000 or G series control panels with revision 6.40 or greater firmware. All GV2-GV4 series control panels. B8512G/B9512G when connected to SDIx and SDIx configured for Legacy SDI Protocol. Troubleshoot by checking the following items: Panel Reset switch is open. Internal tamper switch on the D1260 is satisfied. Open the cover and verify the spring is properly positioned to close when the cover is closed.  While the cover is removed, manually close the tamper switch while viewing the display.  If the display resumes normal operation, the spring position may need to be adjusted to correct the problem.   ... View more

The D7212B, D7212B1 or D7212 panel types are compatible with the D928.  The D7212G-GV4 panel types are not compatible with the D928 because these panel types are not listed for commercial fire applictions. It may be nociced that after changing the setting "Two Phone Lines" to Yes then unlatching and relatching the Reset Pin, it is changed back to No.  This would be due to the panel being incompatible with the D928 dual phone line module. For commercial fire applications use the: B8512G B9512G D7412GV4 D9412GV4 ... View more

The D4412 and D6412 provides an ability for individual areas to send reports to only one of the two programmed destinations rather than follow standard routing.  The setting described below in figure 1 displays how to Lock Area Programming to either Destination 1 or Destination 2.  To revert back to standard routing, select Disabled in this parameter. Using keypad programming, make a selection in the desired area as using the programming nibble as described below .   Default setting=0 (Disabled). Area 1:  0297 Area 2 (D6412 and D4412 only): Nibble: 0319 Area 3 (D6412 only): 0341 Area 4 (D6412 only): 0363 Nibble Selections: 0 = Disabled 1 = Destination 1 2 = Destination 2 ... View more