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Program network communications in legacy 9000, G and GV2 series control panels using parameters in four areas;      1.  Panel Wide Parameters > Routing      2.  Panel Wide Parameters > Enhanced Routing      3.  RADXAUX1 > Enhanced Communications      4.  RADXAUX1 > Miscellaneous > Enable Anti-replay Set the supervision time according to your local requirements:      200 Seconds: UL 1610      300 Seconds: NFPA 72 2010      90 Seconds:  UL 2050 Supervision time is calculated as follows:      Poll Rate + Ack Wait + (Ack Wait x Retry Count) = Supervision Time      For example, to set a 300 second supervision time:                Poll=240                Ack Wait=10                Retry Count=5           240 + 10 + (10 x 5) = 300 seconds or           250 + 50 = 300 seconds 1. Panel Wide Parameters > Routing: Enter a number (1-4) to indicate which path the panel will use for network communications, or which phone number to dial if using the dialer.  The settings in the selected path will contain the receiver IP address, and supervision settings (Poll Rate, Ack Wait time & Retry Count, see step 3).  The Phone number is programmed in Panel Wide Parameters > Phone and Phone Parameters. 2. Panel Wide Parameters > Enhanced Routing: - Select YES to communicate using a network device addressed SDI 88.  The Path selected in step 1 (routing) contains the Receiver IP address, and supervision settings (see step 3). - Select NO to communicate over phone.  The Phone number selected in step 1 determines which phone number to dial. (Panel Wide Parameters > Phone Parameters)        Yes= Communicate by Network        No= Communicate by Phone  3. Enhanced Communications: Figure 3 below shows the settings in Path 1.  1) Enable Enhanced Communications: Set to Yes to enable enhanced communications over the SDI bus.  (default= No) 2) Enter the receiver IP address. 3) Enter the Poll Rate, Ack Wait Time and Retry Count as required.  See supervision settings in the Overview section. 4. RADXAUX1 > Miscellaneous > Enable Anti-replay Set Enable Replay to YES.  (Default setting = No) Below is an example of Network Communications in a G series control panel. 1. Item 1:  RG1 Primary = 1, RG1 Backup = 2.  Settings in Enhanced Routing determine if these numbers indicate Path or Phone numbers. 2. Item 2:  RG1 Pri SDI=YES: entry in Routing>RG1 Primary directs to which Path to use.  RG1 BU SDI=NO: entry in Routing>RG1 Backup directs to which Phone number to dial. 3. Item 3:  Setting of YES enables Enhanced Communications.  Set the network receiver IP address here. 4. Item 4:  Example for 300 second Supervision.  (Poll=240, Ack=10 and Retry=5).  See the overview section for programming supervision. 5. Items 5:  Anti-Replay setting set to Yes   B420, B426 ... View more

 Program network communication in GV2 series control panels by using parameters in three areas;      1.  Panel Wide Parameters > Routing      2.  Panel Wide Parameters > Enhanced Routing      3.  GV2AUX > Enhanced Communications Note:  When using the network communicator (B426, B420, DX4020 or ITS-DX4020-G on the GV2 series control panel, the address must be set to SDI 88.   Set the supervision time according to your local requirements:           200 Seconds: UL 1610           300 Seconds: NFPA 72 2010           90 Seconds:  UL 2050           Supervision time is calculated as follows:                Poll Rate + Ack Wait + (Ack Wait x Retry Count) = Supervision Time                For example, to set a 300 second supervision time:                          Poll=240                          Ack Wait=10                          Retry Count=5                     240 + 10 + (10 x 5) = 300 seconds or                     250 + 50 = 300 seconds 1. Panel Wide Parameters > Routing Enter a number (1-4) to indicate which path the panel will use for network communications, or which phone number to dial if using the dialer.  The settings in the selected path will contain the receiver IP address, and supervision settings (Poll Rate, Ack Wait time & Retry Count, see step 3).  The Phone number is programmed in Panel Wide Parameters > Phone and Phone Parameters.  2. Panel Wide Parameters > Enhanced Routing - Select YES to communicate using a network device addressed SDI 88.  The Path selected in step 1 (routing) contains the receiver IP address and supervision settings. (See step 3) - Select NO to communicate over phone.  The Phone number selected in step 1 determines which phone number to dial. (Panel Wide Parameters > Phone Parameters)        Yes= Communicate by Network        No= Communicate by Phone     3. Enhanced Communications Figure 3 below shows the settings in Path 1.  1) Set Enable Enhanced Communications to Yes to enable enhanced communications over the SDI bus.  (default= No) 2) Enter the receiver IP address. 3) Enter the Poll Rate, Ack Wait Time and Retry Count as required.  See supervision settings in the Overview section. 4) Set Anti-Replay to Yes.  (default= No) 4. Example of Network Communications in a GV2 series control panel. Item 1:  RG1 Primary = 1, RG1 Backup = 2.  Settings in Enhanced Routing will determine if these numbers indicate Path or Phone numbers. Item 2:  RG1 Pri SDI=YES: entry in Routing>RG1 Primary directs to which Path to use.  RG1 BU SDI=NO: entry in Routing>RG1 Backup directs to which Phone number to dial. Item 3:  Setting of YES enables Enhanced Communications.  Set the network receiver IP address here. Item 4:  Example for 300 second Supervision.  (Poll=240, Ack=10 and Retry=5).  See the overview section for programming supervision. DX4020, B420, B426, B450 ... View more

 Program network communication in GV2 series control panels by using parameters in three areas;      1.  Panel Wide Parameters > Routing      2.  Panel Wide Parameters > Enhanced Routing      3.  GV2AUX > Enhanced Communications Note:  When using the network communicator (B426, B420, DX4020 or ITS-DX4020-G on the GV2 series control panel, the address must be set to SDI 88.   Set the supervision time according to your local requirements:           200 Seconds: UL 1610           300 Seconds: NFPA 72 2010           90 Seconds:  UL 2050           Supervision time is calculated as follows:                Poll Rate + Ack Wait + (Ack Wait x Retry Count) = Supervision Time                For example, to set a 300 second supervision time:                          Poll=240                          Ack Wait=10                          Retry Count=5                     240 + 10 + (10 x 5) = 300 seconds or                     250 + 50 = 300 seconds 1. Panel Wide Parameters > Routing Enter a number (1-4) to indicate which path the panel will use for network communications, or which phone number to dial if using the dialer.  The settings in the selected path will contain the receiver IP address, and supervision settings (Poll Rate, Ack Wait time & Retry Count, see step 3).  The Phone number is programmed in Panel Wide Parameters > Phone and Phone Parameters.    2. Panel Wide Parameters > Enhanced Routing - Select YES to communicate using a network device addressed SDI 88.  The Path selected in step 1 (routing) contains the receiver IP address and supervision settings. (See step 3) - Select NO to communicate over phone.  The Phone number selected in step 1 determines which phone number to dial. (Panel Wide Parameters > Phone Parameters)        Yes= Communicate by Network        No= Communicate by Phone Figure 2  3.  Enhanced Communications Figure 3 below shows the settings in Path 1.  1) Set Enable Enhanced Communications to Yes to enable enhanced communications over the SDI bus.  (default= No) 2) Enter the receiver IP address. 3) Enter the Poll Rate, Ack Wait Time and Retry Count as required.  See supervision settings in the Overview section. 4) Set Anti-Replay to Yes.  (default= No) Figure 3  Below is an example of Network Communications in a GV2 series control panel.      1. Item 1:  RG1 Primary = 1, RG1 Backup = 2.  Settings in Enhanced Routing will determine if these numbers indicate Path or Phone numbers.      2. Item 2:  RG1 Pri SDI=YES: entry in Routing>RG1 Primary directs to which Path to use.  RG1 BU SDI=NO: entry in Routing>RG1 Backup directs to which Phone number to dial.      3. Item 3:  Setting of YES enables Enhanced Communications.  Set the network receiver IP address here.      4. Item 4:  Example for 300 second Supervision.  (Poll=240, Ack=10 and Retry=5).  See the overview section for programming supervision. Figure 4 DX4020, B420, B426, B450 ... View more

 Power down the B42x card for 30+ Seconds Install/Short the MODE Jumper on the B42x card  Set the Address Dial to (9) Set the Laptop or PC to Obtain IP Automatically Connect patch cable or cross over cable from Laptop or PC to B42x Card Power Up the B42X Card Wait 1 minute or more for the laptop or PC to get an IP address of 169.254.xxx.xxx Open a web browser (Internet Explorer – Fire Fox – Chrome . . .) In the address bar, type 169.254.1.1 A Login screen should come up. The password is B42V2 Make the needed changes or Select Default  Click OK  then SAVE and EXECUTE Power down the B42x Card – 30+ Seconds Remove the MODE Jumper Set the Address Dial to the desiresd address and connect to the B42x Card. Note: The Laptop or PC must be assigned to the correct Subnet to allow connection to the B42x.  Also ensure the Wireless interface is disabled. ... View more

Credentials used with the B942 can be used with G series access doors provided the correct reader is installed.  The proximity reader on the B942 keypad supports EM4102 (125 kHz) credentials.  B942 Compatible Credentials: ACA-ATR13  Token ACD-ATR11ISO Card ACD-ATR14CS Clamshell Card The readers below are compatible with any of the above credentials as well as the D9210C: ARD-AYK12 ARD-AYJ12 ARD-AYH12 ARD-AYCE65B ARD-AYQ12 Note:      1.  Any of the above listed credentials will work with any of the readers listed below.      2.  The B942 proximity reader allows a token or card to be used in place of a passcode to turn on or off the security system.      3.  The proximity reader in the B942 keypad cannot be used to operate an access door. B942, B3512, D9210C, ARD-AYK12, ARD-AYH12, ARD-AYJ12, ARD-AYQ12, ARD-AYCE65B, ACA-ATR13, ACD-ATR11ISO, ACD-ATR14CS ... View more