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  D9412,G-GV4 panel types:  Addresses 9 to 127 on Zonex 1 and Points/Addresses 129 to 247 on Zonex 2 for the control panel. D7412,G-GV4 panel types:  Addresses 9 to 75 on Zonex 1of the D7412/G/GV2 control panel. D7212,G-GV4 panel types:  Points/Addresses 9 to 40 on Zonex 1. Note: Points/Addresses 129 to 247 are physically addressed as Points 9 to 127 and programmed as 9 to 127 in the D8125MUX with the D5060 programmer.  Points added as 9-127 and added to Zonex 2 convert to points 129-247 by the panel.  The control panel adds 120 to the address of points connected to Zonex 2 when it displays them on the keypad and reports to the central station. Points are converted for use on Zonex 2 as follows:   ... View more

Check the D8125MUX wiring the the control panel: Out wires to In and In wires to Out. Make sure the LED is flashing 1/2 sec On and 1/2 sec Off. Check that the device wiring is connected to the correct polarity. Verify that the address of the device is correct. Note: D7050 Smoke Detector Addressing needs to be set on the B Addressing for the 100s switch - the 100s switch has A - 0, 1, 2, and B - 0, 1 , 2. Note: Points/Addresses 129 through 247 are phyically addressed as points 9 through 127 and programmed as 9 through 127 in the D8125MUX with the D5060 programmer. Check for a Tamper condition. If the tamper is open on a multiplex point, it is treated as a Missing condition by the control panel. The D5060 must have fresh batteries or be powered by its own D1640 transformer. The transformer for the control panel cannot be used to run the D5060 and the control panel at the same time. However, you can run the control panel on battery and use the transformer to power the D5060 by itself.   ... View more

AUX AC Supervision: Set the Point Type to 11. Set the Point Response to 0. Note: This point type monitors the AC power of an auxiliary power supply. When the point is in an off-normal state, the control panel waits for the time programmed in AC Fail Time before generating a Point Trouble. If Fire Point is set to Yes, the off-normal condition results in a Fire Trouble. This point type does not use Point Response; therefore, no alarm condition occurs. The point will generate a point trouble instantanously, but the reporting of the point will be delayed for the amount of time programmed in AC fail time located in Panel Wide Parameters > Power Supervision. ... View more

The D127 does not activate when I trip the alarm.   The D127 delays alarm response for 10 sec before reversing the relay for a direct-wired line. The delay is not adjustible and the purpose of the delay is to allow Bell Test. ... View more

This feature provides a method of maintaining fire strobes after the alarm bells are silenced, and is also called the Audible Silence Feature. 7000/9000 and G series control panels with Eprom revision 6.80 and later and Eprom revision 7.01 and earlier on the GV2 Series control panels offer the ability to latch the Summary Fire Alarm Relay. Enter a 24 in Area 2 Silent Alarm Relay. When the Silent Alarm Relay for Area 2 is programmed with 24, the Summary Fire Alarm Relay remains active until all fire alarms are cleared from the keypad display. The default operation is consistent with the Summary Fire Relay operation in Version 6.60 and earlier for the D7000/9000 and G Series control panels. For Eprom revision 7.03 and earlier for the GV2 Series control panels, the relay follows the point. Example: As long as the point is shorted, the relay is active. Remove the short and the relay de-energizes. GV2 version 7.05+ and all newer panels/revisions, set the below parameter: GV2 and GV3 ver 8.00-8.09:  GV2AUX→MISCELLANEOUS→Fire Summary Sustain: GV3 ver 8.10+ and GV4 ver1.x: AUX PARM →MISCELLANEOUS→Fire Summary Sustain: GV3 ver 8.10+: AUX PARM: →MISCELLANEOUS→Fire Summary Sustain: GV4 ver 2.00+, New G-Series and B-Series: PANEL WIDE PARAMETERS: → MISCELLANEOUS→Fire Summary Sustain: Yes: Summary Fire Relay clears when all Fire Alarms are cleared from the display. No: Summary Fire Relay clears when the area Fire Alarms are silenced and all area Fire Points return to normal. ... View more