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  To add a passcode to the panel, change the passcode type from disabled to one of the listed options and then add a code. Starting from the normally operating mode, Press 6 to show Passcode Type Enter the Owners Code to Modify codes, default Owners code: 123 (Must be Owner code) Press 1 to change code types- The keypad displays: Select Code (1-8). Select a code to modify. The display shows the current Code Type. Select the type to be used:  Select 1 for Owner Select 2 for User Select 3 for One-Time code Select 4 for Disabled Press 0 to change code. The keypad responds with: Select Code (1-8) Select the user code to change Enter new code, enter new code again 　Note: Under the Passcodes section of programming the item Change Passcode has three options as described below. The selected option affects all panel　passcode change operations and　must be set to either Owner or Owner & User in order to modify user passcodes from the panel keypad. Disabled: Prevents any user from changing the user’s passcode from the keypad. Owner: Only allows owner type passcodes to change passcodes from the keypad. Owner & User: Allows both owner and user types to change passcodes from the keypad.   There are four types of Code Types for users in the 2000 series panel. Disabled: Disables the passcode. Owner: Allows the user to change other users' passcodes and passcode types. Required for configuring the Watch Tone responses. All other user functions are also available.    User: Allows a user to change only the user’s own passcode. A User passcode type cannot: Change passcode type. Change other users' passcodes. Adjust Watch Tone responses. All other user functions are available.   One-Time: Allows the user to disarm the system one time. All other system functions are available. Owners can reactivate One-Time passcodes.  To add a passcode to the panel you must first change the ‘Code Type’ from Disabled to either Owner, User or One-Time. ... View more

   Check to see if the correct selection was made for Radion Device Type in Point Assignments (see below) If Reed Switch was selected in the Radion Device Type settings, check to see if the jumper inside the RFUN-A is covering both pins. If removed the internal reed switch is disabled and cannot be satisfied with a magnet. If using the Loop Input, check to see that a 2.2K end of line resistor was used to supervise the circuit. If not the Loop Input will remain faulted. The RFUN-A Universal Transmitter must be added as [Radion Device Type: Universal TX] to configure supervision of the Reed Switch and/or Loop Input. Remote Programming Software must be used to configure the Radion Device Type and input selections.  These settings cannot be changed with keypad programming.  Note 1: When the Radion Device Type is set to Door Window Contact (default setting) the transmitter will supervise both the Loop Input and the Reed Switch. If both are not satisfied the point will respond as faulted. (See figure 1 below) Note 2: The RFUN-A requires a 2.2K end of line resistor to satisfy the loop input. This enables the transmitter to determine the point state of open or short. (See figure 2 below) Note 3: There is a jumper inside the RFUN-A. When covering both pins the Reed Switch is enabled, when removed Reed Switch is disabled. If this jumper is removed when the reed switch is selected in the Radion Device Type settings the point will remain faulted (see figure3 below).   ... View more

1. Remove power from the D8229 by disconnecting the Red wire from input voltage. 2. Connect the Pink wire to the Black wire. 3. Reconnect power to the D8229 by reconnecting the Red wire to input voltage. Four (4) rapid beeps will be heard and both the Red and Green LEDs will flash at the same rate. 4. Enter a new Site Code between 1-255 and press #. An error tone will sound if a site code higher than 255 is entered. After entering the new Site Code the keypad will sound 4 rapid beeps and both LEDs will flash 4 times. The D8229 will appear inoperative and not accept additional entries once the new entry is completed. To correct a wrong entry, press the star [ * ] key instead of # . The keypad will sound 2 rapid beeps and both Green LEDs resume flashing at the same rate. Enter the correct site code and then press #. 5.  Remove power from the D8229 by disconnecting the Red wire. 6.  Remove the Pink wire from the Black wire. 7.  Reconnect power to the D8229 by connecting the Red wire and returning to normal configuration. ... View more

  The use of dual phone lines in B8512G and B9512G panels is accomplished by using two B430 Plug-in Telephone Communicator modules. The additional phone line must be enabled by selecting ‘Two Phone Lines=Yes' in programming as described in the below figure: Enter the receiver phone number(s). To supervise phone lines make an entry in: Phone Supervision Time. Select Two Phone Lines=Yes. Operation There are two slots in B8512G and B9512G panels for the B430 Plug in Telephone Communicator module labeled Mod 1 and Mod2. The B430 plugged into the MOD-1 connector on the control panel is Phone Line 1. The B430 plugged into the MOD-2 connector on the control panel is Phone Line 2. Upon power up the panel will begin sending phone reports using the B430 module in Mod-1. Each time a test report is sent the panel will switch from the B430 currently in use to the other currently idle B430.  Telephone line monitor The B430 module has a built-in telephone line monitor that tests the telephone line for voltage and current. The normal voltage on a telephone line is approximately 48 VDC (24 VDC for some telephone systems). If the module senses trouble, it starts a programmable telephone line trouble timer, which continues to run as long as the monitor detects trouble. It resets to zero when the control panel senses a normal line. If the timer reaches the delay time in the Phone Supervision program item, it begins a telephone line trouble response. Programming determines what the response is. For programming information, refer to Phone Parameters in RPS Help or in the control panel Program Entry Guide.  Communication failure If the control panel has a backup route configured and the first two attempts to reach the receiver over the primary phone line fail, the system switches to the backup route. When it switches to the backup route, it sends a trouble event, and the event that triggered the telephone call to the central station follows. After ten unsuccessful attempts to reach the receiver, the control panel enters communication failure. The control panel clears any reports queued for the failed route and generates a COMM FAIL event that shows on the keypads. A trouble sounder can be programmed to annunciate at the keypads. One hour after a COMM FAIL event, the control panel attempts to send a COMM RSTL event. If a communication failure still occurs, the keypad trouble sounds again. B8512G, B9512G, B5512, B430, D928, Dual, Phone, Line, Module, Communicate, Telephone ... View more

Remove the Tamper Jumper. When the tamper switch is closed, (Jumper shorted across both pins) all module LEDs are Off. ... View more