2GIG Go!Control - Installation and Programming Guide V1.3

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CONTENTS
Introduction..................................................................................... 5
AboutthisGuide ............................................................................................... 5
Aboutthe2GIGGo!ControlSystem ............................................................................... 5
ImportantInformation .......................................................................................... 5
InstallingtheSysteminResidentialSettings....................................................................... 5
InstallingtheSysteminCommercialSettings ...................................................................... 5
SystemFeatures ............................................................................................... 6
OptionalFeaturesandAccessories .............................................................................. 7
SystemConfiguration.............................................................................. 8
ControlPanelFeatures............................................................................. 9
ExternalFeatures .............................................................................................. 9
InternalFeatures.............................................................................................. 10
InstallationOutline ............................................................................... 11
WirelessInstallationTips.......................................................................... 12
SensorsandAccessories ........................................................................... 13
WirelessSystemSensors ....................................................................................... 13
SystemAccessories ............................................................................................ 13
Installation...................................................................................... 14
ControlPanelMountingPlate................................................................................... 14
WirelessSensors .............................................................................................. 15
HardwireLoops ............................................................................................... 15
Wiring .................................................................................................... 15
RemoteAlarmSounder ........................................................................................ 15
SolidStateOutput............................................................................................. 16
Optional2GIGGo!ControlPOTSModule .......................................................................... 16
GSM(Cellular)RadioModule ................................................................................... 18
ControlPanelWiring .......................................................................................... 19
ControlPanelWiring......................................................................................... 20
TerminalBlockWiringDiagram .................................................................................. 20
BackupBatteryConnectionandPowerSupplyWiring ............................................................... 20
WireSizeandLength ........................................................................................ 21
ControlPanelandPowerSupplyMounting........................................................................ 22
CommercialInstallations .......................................................................... 23
NFPAStandard72................................................................................ 24
MainDisplayScreens ............................................................................. 25
HomeScreen ................................................................................................. 25
SecurityScreen............................................................................................... 25
ArmingScreen................................................................................................ 25
MenuScreen ................................................................................................. 25
SystemStatusScreen.......................................................................................... 26
ToolboxandInstallerToolbox...................................................................... 27
ToolboxScreens .............................................................................................. 27
AccessingtheToolbox........................................................................................ 27
InstallerToolboxScreens....................................................................................... 27
AccessingtheInstallerToolbox ................................................................................ 27
AccessingtheSystemConfigurationforSystemandSensorProgramming............................................ 28
SystemConfigurationScreens ................................................................................... 28
SystemStatusIcons............................................................................... 29
ACPowerOn/OFF ............................................................................................. 29
PhoneLineFailure ............................................................................................ 29
SounderDisabled............................................................................................. 29
LowBackupBattery ........................................................................................... 29
TestMode ................................................................................................... 29
TouchScreenKeypadTraffic..................................................................................... 29
CellRadio.................................................................................................... 29
Interiorsensoropen ........................................................................................... 29
ProgrammingNavigation.......................................................................... 30
NavigationArrows&GoToButton............................................................................... 30
QuestionswithoutSubOptions ................................................................................. 30
QuestionswithSubOptions .................................................................................... 30
QuestionswithDataEntry ...................................................................................... 31
Additionalbuttons ............................................................................................ 31
ProgrammingOutline............................................................................. 32
ANSI/SIACP01Compliance..................................................................................... 32
ProgrammingQuestionTable....................................................................... 33
SensorTypes(Zones) ............................................................................. 36
VoiceDescriptors ................................................................................ 38
EquipmentCodes ................................................................................ 40
InstallerProgramming ............................................................................ 41
AccountRegistration .......................................................................................... 41
Wireless(RF)SensorProgramming ............................................................................... 41
Q1:RFSensorProgrammingOutline............................................................................ 41
SummaryofRFSensor#Screen ............................................................................... 42
RFSensorProgrammingQuestions ............................................................................. 42
Q1:SelectRFSensor#(0148)................................................................................ 42
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WiredSensorProgramming ..................................................................................... 45
Q2:WiredSensorProgrammingOutline ......................................................................... 45
SummaryofWiredSensor#Screen ............................................................................. 46
WiredSensorProgrammingQuestions........................................................................... 46
Q2:SelectWiredSensor#(12) ............................................................................... 46
Q:SelectWiredSensor#DialerDelay(0to1).................................................................... 47
Q:ConstructWiredSensor#VoiceDescriptor ................................................................... 47
Q:SelectWiredSensor#Reports(0to1) ........................................................................ 47
Q:SelectWiredSensor#Chime(00to13) ....................................................................... 47
Wireless(RF)KeyFobProgramming............................................................................... 48
KeyFobProgrammingOutline.................................................................................. 48
SummaryofRFKeyFob#Screen ............................................................................... 49
RFKeyFobProgrammingQuestions ............................................................................. 49
Q3:SelectFob#(1to8)...................................................................................... 49
Q:SelectFob#Used(0to1) .................................................................................. 49
Q:SelectKeyFob#EquipmentCode(09999) ................................................................... 49
Q:EnterKeyFob#OtherEquipmentCode(09999) .............................................................. 49
Q:EnterFob#SerialNumber(7Digits).......................................................................... 49
Q:SelectFob#EquipmentAge(0to1)......................................................................... 49
Q:SelectFob#EmergencyKey(0to4) ......................................................................... 49
Q:SelectFob#Key#CanDisarm(0to1) ........................................................................ 49
Q:ConstructFob#VoiceDescriptor............................................................................ 49
Q:SelectFob(#)ArmNoDelay(0to1)......................................................................... 50
Q:SelectFob#Key4Output(02).............................................................................. 50
Wireless(RF)KeypadProgramming............................................................................... 51
RFKeypadProgrammingOutline ............................................................................... 51
SummaryofRFKeypadScreen................................................................................. 52
RFKeypadProgrammingQuestions ............................................................................. 52
Q4:SelectRFKeypad#(1to4) ................................................................................ 52
ControlPanelProgramming ........................................................................54
ProgrammingQuestions ........................................................................................ 54
Q1:RFSensorProgramming................................................................................... 54
Q2:WiredSensorProgramming................................................................................ 54
Q3:RFKeyFobProgramming .................................................................................. 54
Q4:RFKeypadProgramming ................................................................................... 54
Q5:ExitDelay,inSeconds(45120).............................................................................. 54
Q6:EntryDelay1,inSeconds(30240) .......................................................................... 54
Q7:EntryDelay2,inSeconds(30240) .......................................................................... 54
Q8:Dialer(01) .............................................................................................. 54
Q9:DialingPrefix(04Digits)................................................................................... 54
Q10:CallWaitingDisableCode(06Digits)....................................................................... 54
Q11:CS#1PhoneNumber(025Digits).......................................................................... 55
Q12:CS#1AccountNumber(4Digits) ........................................................................... 55
Q13:2WayVoice(02) ....................................................................................... 55
Q14:SilentPanic/BurglaryListenOnly ........................................................................... 55
Q15:DialingType(01)........................................................................................ 55
Q16:PoliceEmergencyKey(02) ............................................................................... 55
Q17:FireEmergencyKey(01) ................................................................................. 55
Q18:EmergencyKey(01) ..................................................................................... 56
Q19:QuickArming(01) ...................................................................................... 56
Q20:SwingerShutdownCount(16) ............................................................................ 56
Q21:SirenSupervisionTime(03)............................................................................... 56
Q22:CSLackofUsageNotificationTime(0255)................................................................... 56
Q23:RadioModemNetworkFailureTime(0255)................................................................. 56
Q24:RadioModemNetworkFailureCausesTrouble(01)........................................................... 56
Q25:RadioModemNetworkFailureReports(01) ................................................................. 56
Q26:AutoStay(01) .......................................................................................... 57
Q27:ExitDelayRestart(01)................................................................................... 57
Q28:QuickExit(01) ......................................................................................... 57
Q29:PeriodicTest,inDays(0255).............................................................................. 57
Q31:CancelTime,inMinutes(5255)............................................................................ 57
Q32:CancelDisplay(01)...................................................................................... 57
Q33:CrossSensor4748(01) .................................................................................. 57
Q34:CrossSensorTimeout,inSeconds(10120) .................................................................. 58
Q35:AbortWindowDialerDelay(02)........................................................................... 58
Q36:BurglaryBellCutoff(0to4) ............................................................................... 58
Q37:FireBellCutoff(04) ..................................................................................... 58
Q38:TimetoDetectACLoss,inMinutes(030) ................................................................... 58
Q39:RandomACLossReportTime(01)......................................................................... 59
Q40:CS#2PhoneNumber(025digits) .......................................................................... 59
Q41:CS#2AccountNumber(4Digits) ........................................................................... 59
Q42:RemoteControlPhone(03)............................................................................... 59
Q43:InstallerCode(4Digits)................................................................................... 60
Q44:LockInstallerProgramming(02) ........................................................................... 60
Q45:LockDefaultProgramming(02) ........................................................................... 60
Q46:TroubleDoesntSoundatNight(01) ....................................................................... 60
Q47:TroubleResoundAfterHoldOff(07) ....................................................................... 60
Q48:DownloadCSID(6Digits) ................................................................................. 61
Q49:ProgrammingModeEntryReportstoCS(01)................................................................ 61
Q50:TroubleReportstoCS(01)................................................................................ 61
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Q51:ManualBypassReportstoCS(01)......................................................................... 61
Q52:ACLossReportstoCS(01) ............................................................................... 61
Q53:SystemLowBatteryReportstoCS(01)..................................................................... 61
Q54:RFLowBatteryReportstoCS(01)......................................................................... 61
Q55:OpeningReportstoCS(01).............................................................................. 61
Q56:ClosingReportstoCS(01) ............................................................................... 61
Q57:AlarmRestoreReportstoCS(01) ......................................................................... 62
Q58:TroubleRestoreReportstoCS(01) ........................................................................ 62
Q59:BypassRestoreReportstoCS(01)......................................................................... 62
Q60:ACRestoreReportstoCS(01)............................................................................ 62
Q61:SystemLowBatteryRestoreReportstoCS(01).............................................................. 62
Q62:RFLowBatteryRestoreReportstoCS(01).................................................................. 62
Q63:PhoneFailDetect(01) .................................................................................. 62
Q64:SmartTestReports...................................................................................... 62
Q65:RFJamCausesTrouble(01).............................................................................. 63
Q66:DaylightSaving(01) .................................................................................... 63
Q67:DaylightSavingStartMonth(0112) ....................................................................... 63
Q68:DaylightSavingStartMonday(17) ........................................................................ 63
Q69:DaylightSavingEndMonth(0112) ........................................................................ 63
Q70:DaylightSavingEndSunday(17).......................................................................... 63
Q71:SystemTamperCausesTrouble(01) ....................................................................... 63
Q72:QuickBypass(01)...................................................................................... 63
Q73:DisarmingKeyfobAfterAlarm(Alert)(01).................................................................. 63
Q74:KeyfobArm/DisarmConfirmation(01) ..................................................................... 63
Q75:AutoUnBypassforManualBypass(01) .................................................................... 64
Q76:ForceBypassReports(01) ............................................................................... 64
Q77:EventLog(03) ......................................................................................... 64
Q78:Output................................................................................................ 64
Q79:ZWaveFeature(03) .................................................................................... 64
Q80:ZWaveSwitchesFeature(0to1) .......................................................................... 64
Q81:ZWaveThermostatsFeature(0to1)....................................................................... 64
Q82:ZWaveDoorLocksFeature(01).......................................................................... 65
Q83:SelectTemperatureDisplayUnits(01) ..................................................................... 65
Q84:ServicesRequireMasterCode(0to1) ...................................................................... 65
Q85:MasterUserAccesstoZWaveToolbox(01)................................................................. 65
Q86:DisableSirenAfterTwoWayAudio(01).................................................................... 65
Q87:Keyfob/RemoteArmingModeonSystemNotReady(02) ..................................................... 65
Q88:SirenMode(01) ....................................................................................... 65
Q89:AllowBacklightAlwaysOn(DemoMode)(01)............................................................... 65
Q90:EnergyFeature(0to1) .................................................................................. 66
Q91:RadioModemSupplier .................................................................................. 66
Q92:NetworkDevice(0to1).................................................................................. 66
Q:Port#(1to8)........................................................................................... 66
Q:Used(0to1) ............................................................................................ 66
Q:PortValue(0to65535)................................................................................... 66
Q:PortForwardIPAddress .................................................................................. 66
Q93:EnterBroadbandNetworkFailureTime(1255).............................................................. 66
Q94:SelectBroadbandNetworkFailureCausesTrouble(0to1) ..................................................... 66
Q95:SelectBroadbandNetworkFailureReports(0to1)........................................................... 66
FinalInstallationSetup ......................................................................................... 67
ExitingProgramming(SystemConfiguration) ..................................................................... 67
CustomizingtheInstallation................................................................................... 67
InstallerTesting .................................................................................. 68
AccesstheInstallerToolbox ..................................................................................... 68
Disable/EnableStatus.......................................................................................... 68
DisabletheSounder......................................................................................... 68
EnabletheSounder.......................................................................................... 68
SensorType(Zone)ReportTest .................................................................................. 68
WalkTest.................................................................................................... 68
SignalStrengthIndicators..................................................................................... 68
PerformingaWalkTest ....................................................................................... 69
RadioStatusTest .............................................................................................. 69
CellPhoneTest ............................................................................................. 69
TelephoneTest.............................................................................................. 70
RestoreDefaultSystemConfiguration ............................................................................ 70
SoftReset.................................................................................................. 70
HardReset ................................................................................................. 70
RegulatoryInformation ........................................................................... 71
WirelessProductNotice........................................................................................ 71
FCCNotice ................................................................................................... 71
FCCTelephoneRulesandRegulations........................................................................... 71
IndustryCanadaNotices..................................................................................... 71
CommercialRegulatoryListings................................................................................ 71
LimitedWarranty ................................................................................ 73
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INTRODUCTION
ABOUT THIS GUIDE
Thisguideprovidesdistributors,dealers,andauthorizedinstallationpersonnelwithinformationaboutinstalling,testing,
andmaintainingthe2GIGGo!Controlsystem.2GIGbyLinearproductsarenotsolddirectlytoconsumersandcanonlybe
obtainedfromauthorizeddistributionchannels.Foralistofauthorizeddistributors,visit:http://www.2gig.com/finda
distributor.
ABOUT THE 2GIG GO!CONTROL SYSTEM

Dependingontheoptionssetduringtheinstallation,the2GIGGo!Controlsystemhastheabilitytoprovidethreeformsof
protection:burglary,fire,andemergency,Thesystemconsistsofthe2GIGControlPanel,wirelesssensorsforperimeterand
interiorburglaryprotection,andwirelesssmokeandcarbonmonoxidedetectors.Inaddition,optionalremotecontrolkey
fobs,wirelesspanicbuttons,andkeypadsmayalsobeinstalled.
Thesystemmonitorsallprotectionsensortypes(a.k.a.,zones)andthesystemsstatus.TheControlPaneldisplays
monitoringinformationandcontrolsthealarmsiren.Thesystemcanalsobesetuptosendalarmandstatusreportstoa
CentralStationandhasthecapabilityfortwo(2)wayvoicecommunicationswiththeRemoteServiceProvider(RSP).
Whenasecuritysystemisinstalled,insurersmayofferdiscountsonthehomeownersorrentersinsurancepolicy.Although
therequirementsanddiscountcreditsvaryforeachdifferentinsurer,userscangenerallysavemoneyasthelevelof
protectionincreases.Itisrecommendedthatyouinformtheendusertocheckwiththeirinsuranceagenttodetermineif
theinsurerhasspecificrequirementsand/oroffersanydiscount(s).
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
The2GIGGo!ControlsecuritysystemconformstotheSecurityIndustryAlarmCoalitionsANSI/SIACP01:ControlPanel
StandardFeaturesforFalseAlarmReduction.ItalsomeetstheresidentialsecuritysystemcertificationcriteriafortheETL
ListedMark.
TherecommendedstoragetemperatureforallControlPanelsis10Cto60C(14Fto140F).ForoptimalControlPanel
use,operationtemperatureis0Cto49C(32Fto120F).Noaltituderangelimitationshavebeenreportedwhile
transportingControlPanel.
Installing the System in Residential Settings

Wheninstallingthesysteminaresidentialsetting,beawareofthefollowing:
Firewarningsystemsmustbeinstalledinaccordancewithnationalcodes.IntheUnitedStates,firewarning
systemsmustbeinstalledinaccordancewithANSI/NFPA72NationalFireAlarmandSignalingCodeandANSI/NFPA
70NationalElectricCode.
Apermitmayberequiredforthisalarmsystem.Somecitiesandmunicipalitiesmayrequireanalarmsystem
permit.Beforeinstallingthissystem,alwaysensurethatyouareincompliancewithanynational,regional,andlocal
laws,rules,and/orguidelines.
Thissystemisintendedforusewithapprovedmodelsmokealarmsonly.Foruseasasmokealarmsystem,there
mustbeatleastone(1)smokealarmprogrammedintotheControlPanelandmustuseonlyapprovedmodelsmoke
alarms.Visitthe2GIGDealerWebSiteatdealer.2gig.com.
FailuretofollowETLrequirementsvoidsthissystemsETLListedmark.FailuretoinstalltheControlPaneland
accessoriesinaccordancewiththeETLrequirementsdocumentedinthismanualvoidsitsETLListedMark.
Installing the System in Commercial Settings

Wheninstallingthesysteminacommercialsetting,beawareofthefollowing:
Thesystemcannotbeusedforfireprotectionincommercialsettings.Inacommercialsetting,itisimportantto
knowthattheControlPanelisneitherdesignednorintendedforuseasafireprotectionsystem.
Thesystemisintendedonlyforsecurityprotectionofpremises.Inacommercialsetting,thissystemisonly
intendedforprotectionofcommercialpremises,suchasamercantileoroffice.Itisneitherdesignednorintended
toprotectcommercialbankvaults.
Apermitmayberequiredforthisalarm.Somecitiesandmunicipalitiesmayrequireanalarmsystempermit.
Beforeinstallingthissystem,alwaysensurethatyouareincompliancewithanynational,regional,andlocallaws,
rules,and/orguidelines.
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SYSTEM FEATURES
The2GIGGo!Controlsystemofferssecurityprotectionforyourproperty,24houremergencymonitoring,andcanoptionally
beusedforfiredetectioninthehome.Featuresinclude:
FullVoiceResponse.Thepanelgivesclearnotificationsthatindicatesystemstatus,zonedescriptions,alarms,and
emergencies.
Date,Time,andWeatherDisplay.*Scrollthroughthedate,time,anddailyweatherforecast.Providestheabilityto
receivemessages,includingsevereweatherwarnings.
QuickAccess.Theonetouchaccessbuttonsallowthequickesthelppossibleinanemergency.Thefrontpanel
buttondisplaysemergencyiconsonthe
and buttonsserveascontrolsaswellasindicators.Pressingthe
displayforPanic,Fire,andEmergencyalarmactivation(eachhasprogrammableoptionsandcanbeenabledor
disabled).Pressingthe
buttonchangesthesystemdisplaytotheHomescreen
FullColorTouchScreen.Controlallsystemfunctionswithaneasytousecolortouchscreenputsawiderangeof
securityandhomeautomationcontrolsatyourfingertips.
MultipleArmingOptions.SecureyourhomebyarmingyoursystemAWAYorSTAY.TheQuickArm/Exitand
Bypassfeaturesofferaddedconvenience.
HomeAutomationRadioModule.ThebuiltinZWaveradioenablesvarioushomeautomationfunctionsincluding
HVAC,appliances,lighting,andlockcontrol.
Two(2)wayResponseOverCellular.*Twowayvoiceletscentralstationoperatorslisteninandtalktoyouwhena
signalisreceived,ensuringthattheproperemergencyresponsepersonnelwillbedispatchedifnecessary.
FullySelfContained.Thefullyselfcontainedpanelcontainsabackupbattery,andallows32usercodestomonitor
upto48wirelesszonesincludingeight(8)keyfobs,four(4)keypads,Italsoprovidestwo(2)hardwireloops,15
sensortypes(a.k.a.,zones),asupervisedbelloutput,andaprogrammablesolidstatecontroloutput.
OverTheAir(OTA)Updates.*Theresnoneedtoworryaboutthepanelssoftwarebecomingoutdated.Withthe
OTAfunction,thepanelcanberemotelyupdatedwiththelatestsoftware.
RemoteControlOptions.*Alwaysbeincontrolbyremotelymanagingyoursystemfromacomputerorweb
enabledmobilephone(iPhone,Android,etc,).
*FeaturerequirestheoptionalGSM(Cellular)RadiomoduleandanactiveaccountwithanRemoteServiceProvider.
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Introduction
Optional Features and Accessories

Optionalfeaturesthatcanbepurchasedtoenhancethesysteminclude:
2GIGGSM(Cellular)RadioModule.AnonboarddigitalcommunicatorsreportsalarmsandtroubletoaCentral
Stationreceiverviathestandardtelephonenetworkandatwo(2)wayvoicecommunicationwiththeCentral
Station.ItalsosupportsOTAupdatesandremotecontrolofthesystemusingtelephoneoraWebenableddevice
throughtheInternet.
2GIG900MHzTransceiverModule.itsendsandreceivessignalswithwirelesstouchscreenkeypadsandimage
sensors.Touchscreenkeypadsallowremotecontrolofthesystemthroughthesamegraphicinterfacedesignasthe
2GIGControlPanel.Notethatthe2GIG900MHzTransceiverModule,touchscreenkeypad,andimagesensorare
onlyavailableinsomeregions.
2GIGWirelessTouchScreenKeypad.Awallmounted,fullcolor,touchscreeninterfacethatprovidesmanyofthe
sameeasytousekeypadfunctionsavailableontheControlPanel.Itisdesignedforindooruseonlyandgivesusers
theabilitytocontrollights,thermostats,anddoorlocks,aswellastoviewthestatusofeverysensorzone.When
the2GIG900MHzTransceiverModuleisinstalledintheControlPanel,thesystemcanbeprogrammedto
communicatewithuptofour(4)WirelessTouchScreenKeypads.
2GIGGo!ControlPOTSModule.ThePOTS(PlainOldTelephoneService)moduleoffersthesamefeaturesandthe
cellularmoduleonlyoveralandline(insteadofcellular),suchastwo(2)wayvoicecommunicationwiththeremote
monitoringservice.
2GIGGo!BridgeIPCommunicator.TheGo!BridgeprovidesInternetconnectivitybetweenthemonitoringservices
CentralStationandtheGo!ControlPanel(requiresthe2GIG900MHzTransceiverModuleandsupportsautomatic
firmwareupdates,providesinteractivesecurityservices,andincreasessupervisionusingsignalforwardingtothe
CentralStation.
2GIGSuperSwitchTakeoverModule.Thetakeovermodulecommunicateswiththe2GIGControlPanelandis
designedtoconvertuptoeight(8)prewiredzonestosupervisedwirelesszones.
2GIGHardwireConversionKit.Thiskitprovidesinstallerswithaneasywaytoconvertthezonesofaprewired
securityalarmsystemto2GIGwirelesszones.Thekitincludesone(1)SuperSwitchTakeoverModule(Wireless
TakeoverofanAlarmSystem,USPatentNo.8,638,218).Youcanalsoinstalltwo(2)additionalmodules,which
providesinstallerswiththecapabilitytoconvertupto24prewiredsecurityzonestowirelesszones.
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SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
Thisillustrationdetailstheentiresystemconfiguration(includingoptionalfeatures).See"OptionalFeaturesand
Accessories"onpage7.12
Figure 1 Complete System Configuration
CONTROL PANEL FEATURES

EXTERNAL FEATURES
Figure 2 Control Panel External Features
A AlarmSounderandSpeaker
B ColorDisplaywithTouchscreen
C Microphone
D EmergencyButton/Indicator
E HomeButton/Indicator
Soundsallsystemlocalalarms,voiceprompts,systemsounds,andaudiofortwo(2)
wayvoicecommunicationswiththeCentralStation
Showsallsysteminformation,status,programming,andfunctionsasthekeypad.
Displaycyclesclock,calendar,andweatherwithanAlarm.comaccount(pressmanually
tochange)
ForvoicecommunicationwiththeCentralStation
LightsWHITEwhenenabledforemergencyalarmsandflashesduringemergency
alarms
SensorStatus
LightsGREENwhenallsensorsareclosed(readytoarm)
Notlitwhenanysensorisopen(notreadytoarm)
ArmingStatus
LightsREDwhensystemisarmed
FlashesREDduringtheEntryDelay
AlarmMemory
FlashesREDduringanalarm
FlashesREDafteranalarmwhilesystemisstillarmed
PowerOutage
FlashesWHITEduringpoweroutage(systemonbatterybackup)
FlashesGREENwhenallsensorsareclosed(readytoarm)
FlashesORANGEwhenanysensorisopen(notreadytoarm)
FlashesREDwhilesystemisarmed
INTERNAL FEATURES
Figure 3 Control Panel Internal Features
A BackupBatteryPack
B TelephoneJack
C TerminalBlock
D AlternatePowerSupply
E J4PinConnector
F OptionalReceiverModule
G MainReceiverModule
H POTSModule(Optional)
I ThirdHandHangerStrap
Thestandardbackupbatterythatisincludedwithall2GIGControlPanelsdoesnotsupportUL
985installations.TocomplywiththesecondarysupplyrequirementinUL985HouseholdFire
WarningSystemUnits,youmustinstallthe2GIGConsoleBatteryPack(2GIGBATT2X).
UsedforRJ45connectiontoinstallation'sRJ31Xtelephonejack.See"Optional2GIGGo!Control
POTSModule"onpage16.
Connectionsforpower,solidstateoutputbell,andhardwireloops.
Alternateconnectionforpower.(Pluginbarrelconnector)
ConnectorfortheFirmwareUpdateCableusedtoupdatethefirmwareversionontheControl
Panel.
2GIGGo!ControlPOTSModuleforovertheaircommunicationwiththeCentralStation..See
"Optional2GIGGo!ControlPOTSModule"onpage16.
Receiverforperipheraldevicetransmissions(oranoptional2GIG900MHzTransceiverModule
forusewiththeWirelessTouchScreenKeypad).
2GIGGo!ControlPOTSModuleforconnectingthelineman'sphone(a.k.a.,buttset)for
monitoringthetelephoneline.See"Optional2GIGGo!ControlPOTSModule"onpage16.
HooksontomountingplateduringinstallationtoholdtheControlPanelwhilewiring.
INSTALLATION OUTLINE
UsethefollowingoutlineinconjunctionwiththisInstallationandProgrammingGuidetoguideyouthroughtheinstallation
steps.
1 Unpackthesystemandidentifythesystemcomponents.
2 CreateanInstallationFloorPlantodeterminethebestcentralizedlocationfortheControlPanel.
3 Decidewheretobestinstallthewiredand/orwirelesssensors.GuidelinesareavailableintheInstallationInstructions
includedwitheachsensor.
4 IdentifyanunswitchedwalloutlettousefortheControlPanelspowersupply.
5 (Optional)InstalltheGSM(Cellular)RadioModuleintheControlPanel.See"GSM(Cellular)RadioModule"onpage18.
NOTE: (Optional)Ifinstallingthe2GIGGo!ControlPOTSModule,identifyorinstallaUSOC.RJ31Xtelephonejacktoconnect
themoduletothephoneline.See"Optional2GIGGo!ControlPOTSModule"onpage16.
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UsetheControlPanelsbackplatetomarkthedrywallcutoutsfortheControlPanel.Thenmakethecutoutsandattach
thebackplatetothewall.See"ControlPanelMountingPlate"onpage14.
Installeachofthesystemswirelesssensors.Ifeitherofthetwohardwireloopsaregoingtobeused,installthecontacts
androutetheloopwiretotheControlPanelswallcutout.
Installtheoptionalhardwiresounder,androutetheconnectionwiretotheControlPanelswallcutout.
Ifused,routethetelephonelinefromtheRJ31XjacktotheControlPanelswallcutout.
UsethethirdhandhangerstraptohangtheControlPanelonthemountingplate.ThenconnectallwiringtotheControl
Panelsterminalblock.See"ControlPanelWiring"onpage19and"TerminalBlockWiringDiagram"onpage20.Ifyou
installthe2GIGGo!ControlPOTSModule,plugthetelephonelineintothePOTSmodule.See"Optional2GIGGo!Control
POTSModule"onpage16.
Plugthebackupbatteryconnectorintotheconnectoronthecircuitboard.
SwingtheControlPanelup,placingthebottomoverthelipofthemountingbracket.PushthetopoftheControlPanel
intothemountingbracketuntilitsnapsintoplace,thensecureitwiththeretainingscrew.
Plugthepowersupplyintotheunswitchedwalloutlet.
Programthesystemasdescribedinthismanualanddocumentanycustomsetupoptionsfortheenduserinthespace
providedintheUserGuide.
Testthesystemasdescribed"InstallerTesting"onpage68.
Educatetheenduser(s)aboutbasicsystemoperationsandprovidethemwiththeControlPanelsUserGuide.
WIRELESS INSTALLATION TIPS

Wheninstallinganywirelesssystem,considercertainlimitations.LowpowerwirelesstransmittersignalsdoNOTbroadcast
equallythroughalltypesofconstructionmaterials.However,theControlPaneldoescontainasensitivereceiverthat
typicallyallowsforplacementoftransmittersinnearlyalllocations.Todeterminethebestpossibleplacementforwireless
sensors,reviewthefollowingillustration.
Figure 4 Wireless Installation Tips
SENSORS AND ACCESSORIES

WIRELESS SYSTEM SENSORS
ThinDoor/WindowContact
RecessedDoorContact
PassiveInfrared(PIR)MotionDetector
Four(4)ButtonKeyfobRemote
PanicButtonRemote
GlassBreakDetector
WirelessSmoke/HeatAlarm
WirelessTouchScreenKeypad
WirelessTouchScreenKeypad
SuperSwitchTakeoverModule(WirelessTakeoverofanAlarmSystem,USPatentNo.8,638,218)
SYSTEM ACCESSORIES
GSM(Cellular)RadioModule
InternalAntenna
ExternalInWallAntenna
ExternalAtticMountAntenna
StandardBatteryPack(UL1023)
ConsoleBatteryPack(UL985)
ReplacementPowerSupply
Go!BridgeIPCommunicator
HardwireConversionKit
INSTALLATION
CONTROL PANEL MOUNTING PLATE
MounttheControlPanelonthewallinaconvenientlocation(orusetheoptionaldeskmount).Thesetoolsmayberequired
tomounttheControlPanelontothewall:
Screwdriver
WireStripper
StapleGun
DrywallSaw(orequivalent)
Ladder
1 RemovethelockingscrewfromthetopoftheControlPanelcaseandremovethemountingplate.
2 Usethemountingplateasatemplatetomarkthewallforthewiringcutoutslot.Useadrywallsawtocuttheslot.
3 IfusingtheoptionalGSM(Cellular)RadioModulewithanexternalantenna,removetheplasticknockoutlabeled
EXTERNALANTENNAonthemountingplate.Markandcutaslotinthedrywallfortheexternalantenna.
4 Attachthemountingplatetothewallusingthree(3)screws.
Figure 5 Control Panel Mounting Plate
A
B
C
D
E
Mountingplate
Removecasescrewandmountingplate
Ifusingexternalantenna,removeknockoutplate.
Usemountingplateasatemplatetomarkwirecutoutholeindrywall.
Mountplatewiththree(3)screws.
Installation
WIRELESS SENSORS
REMOTE ALARM SOUNDER
Installwirelesssensorsintheappropriatelocationusingthe
InstallInstructionsasyourguide.Instructionsareincluded
witheachwirelesssensor.
TheControlPanelprovidestwo(2)terminalsforanoptional
connectiontoaremoteelectronicalarmsounder.
Figure 7 Remote Alarm Sounder
HARDWIRE LOOPS
HardwireloopscanbeprogrammedeitherNormallyOpen
(N/O)orNormallyClosed(N/C).EndofLineResistors
(EOLR)canalsobeusedtosupervisetheloops.Only
contactsshouldbeusedwiththehardwireloops.
NOTE: TheControlPaneldoesnotsupportpowering
externaldevices(PIRs,etc.).
NOTE: HardwireloopscannotbeusedforaCOorFire
sensorloop.
1
Ifeitherofthetwo(2)hardwireloopsaregoingtobe
used,installthecontactsandthenroutetheloopwire
totheControlPanelswallcutout.
Ifendoflinesupervisionisrequiredfortheloop,install
a2.2kresistor(notsupplied)asshowninFigure
6HardwireLoopWiring.
Wiring
Hardwireloopsneedtobeprogrammedforcontacttype.
Figure 6 Hardwire Loop Wiring
WARNING: Toavoiddamagetotheoutput,doNOT
connectanelectromechanicalbelltotheseterminals.
Thebellterminalscanbesupervised.IfQ21:Siren
SupervisionTimeissetto(1)Enabled,andthewire
betweentheControlPanelandsounderiscut,theControl
Paneldisplaysatroublealertmessageforsirensupervision
andsendsabelltroublereporttotheCentralStation.
1 Installtheremotesounderinasecurelocationwhereit
willbeeasilyheardbyoccupants.
2 Routewiringfromtheremotesounderlocationtothe
ControlPanelswallcutout.
NOTE: Ifthepiezoalarmsirenfortheremotesounderhas
anextremelylowcurrentdraworthesounderproduces
humornoise,installan820resistorinparallelwith
thesounder.
WARNING: Strandedconductorsclampedunderwire
bindingscrewsorsimilarpartsshallhavetheindividual
strandssolderedtogetherorarrangedinaconstruction
thathasbeendeterminedtobetheequivalent.
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SOLID STATE OUTPUT

TheControlPanelprovidesone(1)solidstateoutputthat
canbeprogrammedtoactivateduringvariousconditions.
Theoutputcanswitchupto250mA@16VDCtoground.
NOTE: ForETLListing,anexternalDCBackupPowerSupply
isrequiredforaloadconnectedtoTerminal4.
OPTIONAL 2GIG GO!CONTROL POTS

MODULE
Tousethetelephonejack,youmustinstallthe2GIG
Go!ControlPOTSModule.Boththeincomingandoutgoing
telephonelinecanbeconnected.
Figure 9 2GIG Go!Control POTS Module
NOTE: WhentheControlPanelisconnectedwithanAC
powersource,Terminal1providesDCPoweronly.
Figure 8 Solid State Output
Whenthedigitalcommunicatoractivates,alllocal
telephonesaredisconnectedtopreventanoffhook
telephoneonthepremisesfromblockingthedigital
communicatorscall.
Figure 10 2GIG Go!Control POTS Module Installation
ThisoutputonlyfunctionswhiletheControlPanelis
receivingpowerfromthewallpowersupply.
1 Installthedevicetobecontrolledbythesolidstate
output.
2 RoutewiringfromthedevicelocationtotheControl
Panelswallcutout.
WARNING: Toavoiddamagetotheoutput,doNOT
connectanelectromechanicalbelltotheseterminals.
Installation
See"WireSizeandLength"onpage21forwiresizeand
maximumlength.
1 Runafour(4)conductortelephonecablefromthe
telephonecompanysdemarcationpointtotheControl
Panelmountingplate.
2 Installthe2GIGGo!ControlPOTSModuleintothe
ControlPanel.
IMPORTANT: Youmustprogramthemoduleinorderto
useitwiththeControlPanel.
Figure 11 Control Panel with 2GIG Go!Control POTS Module
WARNING: Toreducetheriskoffire,useonlyNo.26AWG
orlargertelecommunicationlinecordforphoneline
communications.
3
5
6
Atthedemarcationpoint,dothefollowing:
3a Disconnectonlythehousetelephonesthatare
wiredtotheboxoutput.
Donotdisturbthetelcoinputdropsideofthebox
oranyearthgrounds.
3b ConnecttheREDcablewiretotheboxRing,and
theGREENcablewiretotheboxTip.
3c ConnecttheBLACKcablewiretothehouse
telephoneRingwire(s),andtheYELLOWcablewire
tothehousetelephoneTipwire(s).
AttheControlPanel,dothefollowing:
4a ConnectthecablesREDwiretotheRJ31Xjacks
Ringinterminal,andtheGREENwiretothe
RJ31XjacksTipinterminal.
4b ConnectthecablesBLACKwiretotheRJ31Xjacks
Ringoutterminal,andtheYELLOWwiretothe
RJ31XjacksTipoutterminal.
4c Snapthecoveronthejack.
4d Plugoneendofthemodularcableintothejackand
slideitthroughtheholeinthemountingplateinto
thewall.
PowerONtheControlPanell.
AccesstheSystemConfigurationscreenasfollows:
6a AttheHomescreen,tapthesystemlogointhe
lowerrightcorner.
6b AttheEnterYourCodescreen,enterthemaster
installercode(thedefaultcodeis1561).
6c AttheInstallerToolboxscreen,pressSystem
Configuration.
6d PressGoToandthenenterthecodeshownbelow
torespondtotheseprogrammingquestions:
Enter08.Fordetails,see"Q8:Dialer(01)"on
page54.
Enter11.Fordetails,see"Q11:CS#1Phone
Number(025Digits)"onpage55.
Enter12.Fordetails,see"Q12:CS#1Account
Number(4Digits)"onpage55.
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GSM (CELLULAR) RADIO MODULE

IfinstallingtheGSM(Cellular)RadioModule,seebelow:
Figure 12 In-Wall Antenna Installation
A GSM(Cellular)RadioModuleConnector
B Endofantennahangsdowninsidethewall
NOTE: Theroutingoftheantennawireiscritical.Youmust
routethewireexactlyasdirectedorcellradio
interferencewilloccur.
1
Whenusingexternalantennas,plugtheantenna
connectorintotheGSM(Cellular)RadioModule.The
antennadropsintothewallormountsintheatticwith
thecablepassingthroughtheslotintheControlPanels
mountingplate.
Figure 13 Attic Antenna Installation
A Atticantennamountedashighaspossible
B CoaxialcabletoControlPanel
TheGSM(Cellular)RadioModuleshouldalreadybe
activatedbythefactory.Ifnot,contacttheRemoteService
Provider.FortheGSM(Cellular)RadioModuletofunction,
itmustbeactivatedbeforeitcanbeenrolled.Enrollmentis
accomplishedbycreatinganaccountwiththeprovider.
Installation
CONTROL PANEL WIRING

ThefollowingdiagramshowsyoutheControlPanelwiring.
Figure 14 Control Panel Wiring Diagram
Control Panel Wiring

Thethirdhandhangingstrapallowsyoutohangthe
ControlPanelonthemountingplateduringinstallation.
1 HangtheControlPanelonthemountingplatebythe
thirdhandhangerstrap.
2 Connectthehardwireloop,externalsounder,andopen
collectoroutputwiring(ifused)totheControlPanels
terminalblock.
3 Plugthetelephoneline(ifused)intothetelephonejack
onthePOTSModule.
Figure 15 Third-Hand Hanging Strap
BACKUP BATTERY CONNECTION AND

POWER SUPPLY WIRING
ThebackupbatteryconnectstotheControlPanelscircuit
boardwithatwo(2)pinheaderassembly.
Thepowersupplyfeaturesatwo(2)positionterminalblock
forconnectingthepowersupplytotheControlPanelpower
terminals(connectionwirenotincluded).
1 Locateanunswitchedwalloutletforthepluginpower
supply.
WARNING: Neverconnectthepowersupplytoswitch
controlledoutlet.
2
Routetwo(2)conductorwirefromthepowersupply
locationtotheControlPanelmountingplate.Forwire
sizeandmaximumlength,see"WireSizeandLength"
onpage21.
Beingcarefultoobservepolarity,connectthewireto
thepowersupplysDC+andDCterminals.DoNOTplug
thepowersupplyintoanoutletatthistime.
Beingcarefultoobservepolarity,connectthewireto
theControlPanelinputterminals14VDC(+)Terminal1
and14VDC()Terminal2.
NOTE: GroundingoftheControlPanelisNOTrequiredfor
properoperation.
5
A Thirdhandhangingstrap
B Hardwireloops,externalsounder,andopencollectoroutput
connectedtoterminals.
C TelephonejackonthePOTSmodule
Terminal Block Wiring Diagram

Figure 16 Terminal Block Wiring Diagram
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
14VDCPowerInput(+)
14VDCPowerInput()
Ground
OpenCollector
Bell(+)
Bell()
HardwireLoop1
HardwireLoop2
Plugthebackupbatterypacksconnectorintothe
connectorontheControlPanelscircuitboard.The
ControlPaneldoesnotrecognizethatthebatteryis
connecteduntilACpowerisconnectedtothepower
supply.
NOTE: Thestandardbackupbatterythatisincludedwithall
2GIGControlPanelsdoesnotsupportUL985
installations.Tocomplywiththesecondarysupply
requirementinUL985:HouseholdFireWarningSystem
Units,installthe2GIGConsoleBatteryPack(Thisisa
highcapacity2600mAhNiMHreplacementbattery
pack).
Installation
Wire Size and Length

Toensureproperoperation,doNOTexceedthefollowing
maximumlengthforthewiresizeinstalled:
WireSize
MaximumLength
22AWG
20AWG
22AWG2pairs
(19AWGequivalent)
18AWG
55ft(16.8m)
85ft(25.9m)
110ft(33.5m)
135ft(41.1m)
TIP: Toensurethattheappropriatewiresizeandlengthis
installed,measurethevoltagebetweenthepower
connectionterminalsatthebackoftheControlPanel.
Thevoltagemeasuredmustnotfallbelow11voltsDCor
theControlPanelmaydisplaynuisanceACPowerLoss
messagesandsendACLossReportstotheCentral
Station.See"Q52:ACLossReportstoCS(01)"onpage
61.
NOTE: IntheUnitedStates,wiringroutedinsidewalls,
ceilings,andfloorsmustcomplywithrequirementsof
ANSI/NFPA70:NationalElectricalCode(NEC)andlocal
buildingcodes.Forwiringfromtheoutputofthe2GIG
ClassIIPowerSupply,wiringratedCL2,CL2X,CL2R,or
PLTCisrecommendedtosatisfytheserequirements.If
thiswiringisinstalledinanairplenum(spaceusedfor
environmentalairexchange)itmustberatedCL2P
(plenumrated).
Figure 17 Power Supply Wiring
A LeftTerminal14VDC(+)
B RightTerminal14VDC()
C 14VDC(+)Terminal1
D 14VDC()Terminal2
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CONTROL PANEL AND POWER SUPPLY MOUNTING

Afterallthewiringcomplete,followthesestepstopoweruptheControlPanel:
1 PlacethebottomoftheControlPaneloverthelowerlipofthebackplateandfliptheControlPanelupwards.Thenpush
theControlPaneloverthemountingbracketuntilitsnapsintoplace.itwiththeretainingscrew.
2 Peelofftheadhesivebackingfromthepowersupplyretainingbracketandattachthebrackettotheoutletwithawall
platescrew.
Figure 18 Connecting Battery and Closing Panel
A
B
C
D
Connectbattery
Alignmountingplateinsideofconsolebottomedge
Swingconsoleupandsnapintothemountingplate
Secureconsolewithscrewinretaininghole
SpreadtheretainingbracketearsandplugtheControlPanelspowersupplyintotheunswitchedwalloutlet.Slotsare
providedonthebrackettosecurethepowersupplywithaziptie.
Afteraboutfive(5)seconds,theControlPanelindicatesthatpowerhasbeenapplied.IftheControlPaneldoesnot
powerup,checkthepowersupplypolarity.
Figure 19 Securing the Power Supply
1 Placethescrewhereforabracketonastandardstyleoutlet.
2 Placethescrewhereforabracketonadecorastyleoutlet.
NOTE: IntheUnitedStates(andothercountrieswhereitisrequired),usethepowersupplyretainingbracket.InCanada,
thepowersupplyretainingbracketisnotrequired.
COMMERCIAL INSTALLATIONS
Forcommercialinstallations,theControlPanelisdesignedforuseonlyasaburglaryalarmsystem,andnotforfire
protection.InstallationlocationandwiringmethodsshallbeinaccordancewithANSI/NFPA70:NationalElectricCode,UL
681:InstallationandClassificationofBurglarandHoldupAlarmSystems,andUL827:CentralStationAlarmServices.
NOTE: Allentriesandexitswithinacommercialinstallationsetupmustbeprotectedaccordingtothecriteriaprovidedby
UL681:InstallationandClassificationofBurglarandHoldupAlarmSystems.
Figure 20 Commercial Installations
NFPA STANDARD 72
SmokedetectorsmustbeinstalledinaccordancewithNationalFireProtectionAssociation(NFPA)Standard72:National
FireAlarmandSignalingCode,whichreadsasfollows:
21.1.1Smokealarmsshallbeinstalledoutsideofeachseparatesleepingareaintheimmediatevicinityofthe
bedroomsandoneachadditionalstoryofthefamilylivingunitincludingbasementsandexcludingcrawlspacesand
unfinishedattics.Innewconstruction,asmokealarmshallbeinstalledineachsleepingroom.
21.1.2Forfamilylivingunitswithoneormoresplitlevels(i.e.,adjacentlevelswithlessthanonefullstoryseparation
betweenlevels),asmokealarmshallsufficeforanadjacentlowerlevel,includingbasements.(Exception:Wherethere
isaninterveningdoorbetweenonelevelandtheadjacentlowerlevel,asmokealarmshallbeinstalledonthelower
level.)
Ceilingmountedsmokealarmsshouldbelocatedinthecenteroftheroomorhall,ornotlessthan4inchesfrom
anywall.Whenthealarmismountedonawall,thetopofthealarmshouldbe4to12inchesfromtheceiling.
Donotinstallsmokealarmswherenormalambienttemperaturesareabove100F(37.8C),orbelow40F(4C).
Also,donotlocatealarminfrontofairconditioners,heatingregisters,orotherlocationswherenormalair
circulationwillkeepsmokefromenteringthedetector.
A2.5.2.1SmokeDetectionAreMoreSmokeAlarmsDesirable?Therequirednumberofsmokealarmsmightnot
providereliableearlywarningprotectionforthoseareasseparatedbyadoorfromtheareasprotectedbytherequired
smokealarms.Forthisreason,itisrecommendedthattheresidentialuserconsidertheuseofadditionalsmokealarms
forthoseareasforincreasedprotection.Theadditionalareasincludethebasement,bedrooms,diningroom,furnace
room,utilityroom,andhallwaysnotprotectedbytherequiredsmokealarms.Theinstallationofsmokealarmsin
kitchens,attics(finishedorunfinished),orgaragesisnotnormallyrecommended,astheselocationsoccasionally
experienceconditionsthatcanresultinimproperoperationorfalsealarms.
NOTE: Smokealarmsarenottobeusedwithdetectorguardsunlessthecombinationhasbeenevaluatedandfound
suitableforthepurpose.
Figure 21 Recommended Smoke Alarm Locations
MAIN DISPLAY SCREENS

HOME SCREEN
TogototheHomescreen,presstheHome
buttonon
theControlPanel.TheHomescreenreveals:
SystemStatus.Thestatusofthesystemappearsat
thetopleftofthescreen.Forexample,System
ArmedorSystemReady,NotArmed.
ConditionalMessages.Avarietyofconditional
messageswillalsoappearundertheSystemStatus.
Time,DateandWeather.Thecurrenttime,date,
anddailyweatherforecast(whenthesystem
includestheGSM(Cellular)RadioModuleandhas
anactiveaccountwithaRemoteServicesProvider)
SystemStatusIcons.Iconsinthetoprightcorner
revealavarietyofconditions.See"SystemStatus
Icons"onpage29.
Buttonsonthispageinclude:
Security.OpenstheSecurityscreen.SeeSecurity
Screen.
Services.OpenstheServicesscreen.Seethe
ControlPanelsUserGuideformoreinformation.
SilentControl.OpenstheBypassscreen.Seethe
ControlPanelsUserGuideformoreinformation.
DisplayOFF.TurnOFFtheControlPanelscreen.
ForinformationabouttheSilentControlbutton,seethe
ControlPanelsUserGuide.
ARMING SCREEN
TheArmingscreenletsusersarmthesecurityportionof
thesystem.Itdisplaysthesystemstatusandarming
buttonsforStayandAwaymode.Italsoincludesthese
options:
EntryDelaySelectthischeckboxtoarmthesystem
withanentrydelay.Clearthecheckboxtoarmthe
systemwithoutanentrydelay.See"(01)Exit/Entry1"
onpage36and"(02)Exit/Entry2"onpage36.
SilentExitSelectthischeckboxtosilentlyarmthe
systemwithoutsoundingtheexitdelaybeeps.Arming
thesysteminStaymodealwaysusessilentexit.
Figure 24 Arming Screen
Figure 22 Home Screen
MENU SCREEN
TheMenuscreenincludestheArmandToolboxbuttons.
Figure 25 The Menu Screen
SECURITY SCREEN
TheSecurityscreendisplaysthree(3)buttonsforArm,
Menu,andStatus.Italsoshowsthetime,date,and
weatherdisplay.
Figure 23 Security Screen
Ifanyofthe24houremergencyoptionsareenabled,an
Emergencybuttonalsoappears.Italsoincludesthese
options:
ChimeSelectthischeckboxtoenablesystemchimes
andclearthecheckboxtodisablesystemchimes.Note
thatchimescanalsobeenabledordisabledforeach
sensornumberbypressingToolbox>ChimesSetup.
VoiceSelectthischeckboxtoenablevoice
announcementsforthesystem.Voiceannouncements
alwayssoundduringalarmconditions.
Undertheappropriateconditions,additionalbuttons
include:
TroubleAlerts.Displayswhentroublealertsare
pending.
Messages.Displayswhenmessagesarepending.
AlarmMemory.Displayswhenalarmsarepending.
SYSTEM STATUS SCREEN

TheSystemStatusscreenlistssystemstatusandanyalerts.Thedateandtimeofalertsarelistedinthedisplayedlog.One
optionbuttonforSilenceisdisplayed;ittemporarilystopstheannouncementofthesystemstatusduringthestatusdisplay.
Figure 26 System Status Screen
TOOLBOX AND INSTALLER TOOLBOX

TheControlPanelincludestwo(2)differenttoolboxesfor
programmingthesystem:
UserToolbox.Individualswithausercodecan
accessbasicprogrammingfunctions.Theuser
toolboxissimplycalled,theToolbox.
InstallerToolbox.Individualswiththeinstaller
codecanaccessboththebasicprogramming
functionsoftheuserToolboxandthemore
advancedprogrammingfunctionsoftheInstaller
Toolbox.
Figure 28 Toolbox (1 of 3)
TOOLBOX SCREENS
TheToolboxprovidesindividualswhopossesausercode
withtheabilitytoaccessbasicprogrammingfunctions.
Accessing the Toolbox

ToaccessthebasicToolboxscreens:
1 AttheHomescreen,pressSecurity,thenMenu,and
thenToolbox.
2 AttheEnterYourCodetoAccesstheToolboxscreen,
enterausercode.Thedefaultusercodeis1111.
Figure 27 Enter Your Code Screen
WhentheToolbox(1of3)screenappears,pressthe
leftandrightarrowstoscrollbetweenthedifferent
screens.
Eachscreenprovidesdifferentbuttonsforaccessing
differentfeatures.
INSTALLER TOOLBOX SCREENS

TheInstallerToolboxscreenprovidesindividualswho
possesstheinstallercodewiththeabilitytoaccessa
varietyofsystemconfigurationandtestingbuttons.
NOTE: TheInstallerToolboxisonlyaccessiblewhenthe
systemisdisarmed.TheinstallercodedoesNOTdisarm
thesystem.Youmustknowtheusercodetodisarmthe
system.AccessingtheInstallerToolbox
Accessing the Installer Toolbox

Therearetwo(2)waystoaccesstheInstallerToolboxon
theControlPanel:
1 AttheHomescreen,pressthesystemlogointhe
lowerrightcornerandthenpresstheInstallerToolbox
button.Finally,entertheinstallercode.
OR
2 AttheHomescreen,pressSecurity>Menu>Toolbox.
ThenpresstheInstallerToolboxbuttonandenterthe
installercode.
Thedefaultinstallercodeis1561.Tolearnhowtochange
thiscode,seeQ43:InstallerCode(4Digits).
Accessing the System Configuration for

System and Sensor Programming
Toaccessthesystemconfigurationscreensfor
programmingsensorsintothesystem:
1 DisarmthesystembypressingDisarmandenteringa
usercode.Thedefaultusercodeis1111.
2 AccesstheInstallerToolbox.SeeAccessingtheInstaller
Toolboxabove.
3 AttheInstallerToolboxscreen,presstheSystem
Configurationbutton.
NOTE: TheotherbuttonsletyourestorethedefaultControl
Panelsettingsandprovidesaccesstoavarietyofsystem
tests.
Figure 31 Installer Toolbox Screen
AfterpressingtheSystemConfigurationbutton,thefirst
programmingquestionappears.Tolearnmore,seeSystem
ConfigurationScreens.
SYSTEM CONFIGURATION SCREENS

UsetheSystemConfigurationscreenstoprogramsensors
intothesystem.InstallerscanaccesstheSystem
ConfigurationscreensasdescribedinAccessingtheSystem
ConfigurationforSystemandSensorProgramming.
TheSystemConfigurationscreenspresentinstallerswitha
sequentiallistofprogrammingquestions.Foralistofall
availableprogrammingquestions,see"Programming
QuestionTable"onpage33.
Figure 32 Q1: Select RF Sensor # (01 to 48).
TIP: Tosimplifyprogramming,questionsarearrangedso
thatcommonlyusedvaluesappearearlyinthequestion
sequence.
SYSTEM STATUS ICONS

ThetoplineoftheControlPanelsdisplayisthestatusbar
thatshowsthecurrentsystemmode,thestatusofthe
sensors,andanycurrentsystemtroublealerts.Special
iconsaredisplayedontherightsidetoprovidevisual
indicationsofthesystemscurrentcondition.
TEST MODE
Figure 39 Test Mode
ThisicondisplayswhenthesystemisinWalk
Testmode.
Figure 33 System Status Icons
TOUCH SCREEN KEYPAD TRAFFIC

Figure 40 Touch Screen Keypad Traffic
Anuparrowindicatesthepanelissending
informationtothetouchscreenkeypad(if
installed).Adownarrowindicatesthetouch
screenkeypadissendinginformationtopanel.
CELL RADIO
Figure 41 Cell Radio
A StatusBar
B StatusIcons
AC POWER ON/OFF
Figure 34 AC Power ON
TheACPowericonshowsthestatusoftheAC
powertotheControlPanel.AWHITEplug
appearswhenACpowerispresent.
IftheoptionGSM(Cellular)RadioModuleis
installed,theCellRadioiconappearswhilethe
ControlPanelisreceivingOvertheAir(OTA)
firmwareupdates.
INTERIOR SENSOR OPEN

Figure 42 Interior Sensor Open
Ifaninteriorsensorisopen(oramotion
detectorhasjustbeenactivated)thisicon
appears.Asawarning,theiconflashesduring
arming.
Figure 35 AC Power OFF
TheACPowericonshowsthestatusoftheAC
powertotheControlPanel.AREDXappears
overtheWHITEplugwhenACpowerisabsent.
PHONE LINE FAILURE

Figure 36 Phone Line Failure
IftheControlPaneldetectsthatthetelephone
lineisdisconnected,thephonelinefailureicon
appears.
SOUNDER DISABLED
Figure 37 Sounder Disabled
Ifthesystemsinternalsounderhasbeen
loweredandexternalsounderhasbeendisabled
bytheinstallerfortesting,thesounderdisabled
iconappears.Italsoflashestoindicatesilent
arming.
LOW BACKUP BATTERY

Figure 38 Low Backup Battery
IftheControlPanelsbackupbatterytestslow,
thelowbackupbatteryiconappears.
PROGRAMMING NAVIGATION
WhentheinstallerisusingtheSystemConfiguration
menus,theControlPanelwillpresenteachprogramming
questionsequentially.Mostprogrammingquestionshavea
singlenumericvalueresponseorasimpleenabled/
disabledselection.Someprogrammingquestionshavesub
optionsthatcanbeset.Thesesuboptionsaredisplayed
forthequestionselectedandcanbeaccessedthrough
navigationkeysonthedisplay.
NAVIGATION ARROWS & GO TO BUTTON

Theprogrammingquestionscreensdisplayup,down,left,
andrightnavigationarrows.Usethesearrowstoscroll
throughtheprogrammingquestionsandtoselectsub
options.
PresstheGoTobuttonandthenenteratwo(2)digitcode
tojumpdirectlytoaprogrammingquestion.See
ProgrammingQuestionTableonpage33.TheGoTo
buttonchangestoCancelwhenwaitingforyoutoentera
questionnumber.PressCanceltobackout.
Figure 43 Navigation Arrows & Go To Button
QUESTIONS WITHOUT SUB-OPTIONS

Mostoftheprogrammingquestionsdonothavesub
options.Theynavigateasfollows.Questionswithoutsub
optionsdonotdisplayaSkipbutton.
Figure 44 Questions without Sub-options
Theandarrowsselectthenextorprevious
programmingquestion.
Theandarrowschoosevaluesfortheques onor
movethecursorleftandrightalongthewhitedata
entryfield.
QUESTIONS WITH SUB-OPTIONS

Someoftheprogrammingquestionshavesuboptions.
Theynavigateasfollows.Questionswithsuboptions
displayaSkipbuttonduringthequestion.TheSkipbutton
advancestothenextprogrammingquestion/section.
Theandarrowsselectthenextorprevious
programmingsubquestion.
Theandarrowschoosevaluesfortheques onor
movethecursorleftandrightalongthewhitedata
entryfield.
Figure 45 Questions with Sub-options
Programming Navigation
QUESTIONS WITH DATA ENTRY
ADDITIONAL BUTTONS
Someoftheprogrammingquestionsrequireentering
numericoralphabeticdata.Fordevicesthatcanbenamed,
theControlPanelcontainsalargevocabularywithwordsto
choosefrom.See"VoiceDescriptors"onpage38.
TheInsertbuttondisplaysawordfromthe
vocabulary.Usetheandarrowstoscroll
throughthewordlist,orenterthecorresponding
three(3)digitcode.See"VoiceDescriptors"onpage
38.
TheBackspacebuttonmovesthecursortotheleft,
deletingone(1)characteratatime.
TheDeletebuttondeletesacharactertotheright
ofthecursor,oranycharactersthatarehighlighted.
TheForwardbuttonhighlightsthenextwordin
multiworddatafields.
TheBackbuttonhighlightsthepreviouswordin
multiworddatafields.TheBackbuttondisplaysthe
previousscreeninsomecases.
WhentheShiftbuttonisdisplayed,pressingitwill
displayalternatecharactersonthekeypadthatcan
beusedfordataentry.
Dependingontheprogrammingquestion,additional
buttonsmaybedisplayedonscreen:
TheEsc(Escape)buttonservesasanundo.
PressingEscrestoresthevaluethatwaspreviously
storedforthequestionorsubquestion.
TheSum(Summary)buttondisplaysasummaryof
thevaluesstoredfortheprogrammingquestionand
suboptions.
TheEndbuttondisplaysasummaryofthevalues
storedfortheentireControlPanelmemory.
TheLearnbuttonisusedtosetthesystemto
receiveasensorsserialnumberduring
programming.
ThePastebuttonrepeatsthelastsensorserial
numberentered.
TheExitbuttonexitsprogramming.
Figure 47 Other Buttons Displayed
Figure 46 Questions with Data Entry
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PROGRAMMING OUTLINE
Eachsysteminstalledwillrequireprogramming.Most
installationsbeingperformedbytheprofessionalalarm
installerforaspecificorganizationwillhavecommon
valuessetineveryControlPanelthatisreportingtothe
CentralStation.Otherprogrammingvalues,suchasthe
accountnumberandsensorsetup,maybeuniqueforeach
installation.
Usethefollowingoutlinetoguideyouthroughthe
installationprocess.UnderstandingtheControlPanels
programmingstructurewillhelptosavetimeduringeach
installation.
Atthisstagethefollowingshouldbealreadycompleted:
Allwiredsensorsinstalled
Allwirelesssensorsinstalled
ControlPanelmounted,connected,andpowered
up
1 AttheHomescreen,pressthesystemlogointhelower
rightcorner.
Figure 48 The Home Screen
NOTE: YoucanalsoclicktheInstallerToolboxbuttonfrom
thesystemsToolbox(3of3)screen.
2
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
Entertheinstallercode(thedefaultinstallercodeis
1561)intheEnterYourCodetoAccesstheToolbox
screen.
AttheInstallerToolbox,pressSystemConfiguration.
Thenbeginthe"RFSensorProgrammingQuestions"on
page42.
Afterprogrammingalloftherequiredsensorsintothe
ControlPanel,pressEnd,thenExit,tosavethe
changes.
AftertheControlPanelrestarts,pressSecurity>Menu
>Toolbox.
Whenprompted,enterthemasterusercode.The
defaultmasterusercodeis1111.
PresstheUserManagementbuttonandthensetup
theusercodes.BesuretosetuptheDuressCodeas
User#8.PressBackwhenfinished.
PressBrightness/Volumeandsetthelevelsforthe
installation.
Thevolumesettingdoesnotaffectthevolumeof
alarmsounds.
Presstoviewthesecondtoolboxscreen.
PressBackLightTimeoutandsetthedisplaylighting
timeout.
PressSetDateandSetTimeandsetthecalendarand
clock.IftheGSM(Cellular)RadioModuleisinstalled,
thedateandtimesetsautomatically.
Pressthe
buttontoreturntotheHomescreen.
Aftercompletingallsetupandprogrammingtasks,referto
theControlPanelsUserGuideforinformationabout
operatingthesystem.Checkofftheprogrammedoptions
forthesystemintheUserGuide.
NOTE: Instructtheenduseraboutpropersystem
operations,andleavetheUserGuideattheinstallation
siteforreference.
ANSI/SIA CP-01 COMPLIANCE

Severalprogrammableoptionshavethedefaultspresetto
providecompliancewiththeAmericanNationalStandards
Institutes/SecurityIndustryAssociationCP01ControlPanel
Standard.Thetablebelowdetailsthesettingsthatcomply
withANSI/SIACP01andpermanentlyprogrammedinto
theConsole.TheANSI/SIACP01settingsdocumentedin
thetablebelowcannotbechanged:
ProgrammingQues
tion
ANSI/SIACP01 Range
Setting
Q1SelectRFSensor#
30Seconds
DialerDelay
Q2SelectWiredSensor 30Seconds
DialerDelay(0to1)
Q5EnterExitDelay,in 60Seconds
Seconds(45120)
Q6EnterEntryDelay1,in 30Seconds
seconds(45120)
Q7EnterEntryDelay2,in 45Seconds
seconds(45120)
Q10EnterCallWaiting NoDefaultCode
DisableCode(06digits)
Q20SelectSwingerShut (2)TwoTrips
downCount(1to6)
Q26SelectAutoStay
(1)Enabled
(0to1)
Q27ExitDelayRestart (1)Enabled
(0to1)
Q31EnterCancelTime,in 5Minutes
Minutes(5255)
Q32SelectCancel
(1)Enabled
Display(0to1)
Q35SelectAbortWin
30Seconds
dowDialerDelay(0to2)
Q78SelectOutput
(11)Follows
InternalSounder
Alarm
(0)Disabledor
(1)Enabled
(0)Disabledor
(1)Enabled
45120Seconds
30240Seconds
30240Seconds
06Digits
16Trips
(0)Disabledor
(1)Enabled
(0)Disabledor
(1)Enabled
6254Minutes
(0)Disabledor
(1)Enabled
15or45Seconds
NOTE:See"Q78:
Output"on
page64
PROGRAMMING QUESTION TABLE

Q#
Q1
Question
SelectRFSensor#(01to48)
SelectRFSensor#Type
SelectRFSensor#EquipmentType
SelectRFSensor#EquipmentCode
EnterRFSensor#OtherEquipmentCode(09999)
EnterRFSensor#SerialNumber(7digits)
SelectRFSensor#EquipmentAge(0to1)
SelectRFSensor#LoopNumber(1to3)
SelectRFSensor#DialerDelay(0to1)
Q2
Q3
Q4
Q5
Q6
Q7
Q8
Q9
Q10
Q11
Q12
Q13
Q14
Q15
Q16
Q17
ConstructRFSensor#VoiceDescriptor
SelectRFSensor#Reports(0to1)
SelectRFSensor#Supervised(0to1)
SelectRFSensor#Chime(0to13)
SelectWiredSensor#(1to2)
SelectWiredSensor#Type
SelectWiredSensor#EquipmentAge(0to1)
SelectWiredSensor#NormalState(0to3)
SelectWiredSensor#DialerDelay(0to1)
ConstructWiredSensor#VoiceDescriptor(0to1)
SelectWiredSensor#Reports(0to1)
SelectWiredSensor#Chime(0to13)
SelectFob#(1to8)
SelectFob#Used(0to1)
SelectFob#EquipmentCode(0000)
EnterFob#OtherEquipmentCode(0to9999)
EnterFob#SerialNumber(7digits)
SelectFob#EquipmentAge(0to1)
SelectFob#EmergencyKey(0to4)
SelectFob#Key2CanDisarm(0to1)
ConstructFob#VoiceDescriptor
SelectFob#ArmNoDelay(0to1)
SelectFob#Key4Output(0to2)
SelectRFKeypad#(1to4)
SelectRFKeypad#Used(0to1)
SelectRFKeypad#EquipmentCode
EnterRFKeypad#OtherEquipmentCode(0to9999)
EnterRFKeypad#SerialNumber(7digits)
SelectRFKeypad#EmergencyAge(01)
SelectRFKeypad#EmergencyKeys(01)
ConstructRFKeypad#VoiceDescriptor
EnterExitDelay,inSeconds(45to120)
EnterEntryDelay1,inSeconds(30to240)
EnterEntryDelay2,inSeconds(30to240)
SelectDialer(0to1)
EnterDialingPrefix(0to4digits)
EnterCallWaitingDisableCode(0to6digits)
EnterCS#1PhoneNumber(0to25digits)
EnterCS#1AccountNumber(4digits)
SelectTwoWayVoice(0to2)
SelectSilentPanic/BurglaryListenOnly(1to1)
SelectDialingType(0to1)
SelectPoliceEmergencyKey(0to2)
SelectFireEmergencyKey(0to1)
Default
(00)Unused
VariesbyRFsensortype
Onlyshownforsomesensortypes
(0000)Other
0
NOTE:Onlyshownif(0000)OtherisselectedastheRFSensor#
EquipmentCode
0000000
(0)New
Varieswithsensormodelselected
(1)Enabled
(2)Disabled(forFireandCOonly)
NoDefaultSetting
(1)Enabled
(1)Enabled
(0)Disabled
(00)Unused
(0)New
(0)NotUsed
(1)Enabled
Nodefault
(1)Enabled
(0)Disabled
(0)Unused
(0000)Other
0
NOTE:Onlyshownwhen(0000)otherisselectedastheFob#
EquipmentCode
0000000
(0)New
(0)Disabled
(1)Enabled
Keyfob#
(0)Disabled
(0)Disabled
(0)Unused
(0000)Other
0
NOTE:Onlyshownif(0000)OtherisselectedastheRFKeypad#
EquipmentCode
0000000
(0)New
(1)Enabled
Keypad#
60seconds
30seconds
45seconds
(0)disabled
Nodefault
Nodefault
Nodefault
Nodefault
(1)StayOnline
(1)Enabled
(0)TouchTone
(1)Audible
(1)Audible
Q#
Q18
Q19
Q20
Q21
Q22
Q23
Q24
Q25
Q26
Q27
Q28
Q29
Q31
Q32
Q33
Q34
Q35
Q36
Q37
Q38
Q39
Q40
Q41
Q42
Q43
Q44
Q45
Q46
Q47
Q48
Q49
Q50
Q51
Q52
Q53
Q54
Q55
Q56
Q57
Q58
Q59
Q60
Q61
Q62
Q63
Q64
Q65
Q66
Q67
Q68
Q69
Q70
Q71
Q72
Q73
Q74
Q75
Q76
Q77
Q78
Q79
Q80
Q81
Question
SelectEmergencyKey(0to1)
SelectQuickArming(0to1)
SelectSwingerShutdownCount(1to6)
SelectSirenSupervisionTime(0to3)
EnterCSLackofUsageNotificationTime,inDays(0255)
EnterRadioModemNetworkFailureTime(0255)
SelectRadioNetworkFailureCausesTrouble(0to1)
SelectRadioModemNetworkFailureReports(0to1)
SelectAutoStay(0to1)
SelectExitDelayRestart(0to1)
SelectQuickExit(0to1)
EnterPeriodicTest,inDays(0255)
EnterCancelTime,inMinutes(5255)
SelectCancelDisplay(0to1)
SelectCrossSensor4748(0to1)
EnterCrossSensorTimeout,inSeconds(10120)
SelectAbortWindowDialerDelay(0to2)
SelectBurglaryBellCutoff(0to4)
SelectFireBellCutoff(0to4)
EnterTimetoDetectACLoss,inMinutes(130)
SelectRandomACLossReportTime(0to1)
EnterCS#2PhoneNumber(025digits)
EnterCS#2AccountNumber(4digits)
SelectRemoteControlPhone(0to3)
EnterInstallerCode(4digits)
SelectLockInstallerProgramming(0to2)
SelectLockDefaultProgramming(0to2)
SelectTroubleDoesntSoundatNight(0to1)*
SelectTroublesResoundAfterHoldoff(0to7)
EnterDownloadCSID(6digits)
SelectProgrammingModeEntryReportstoCS(0to1)
SelectTroubleReportstoCS(0to1)
SelectManualBypassReportstoCS(0to1)
SelectACLossReportstoCS(0to1)
SelectSystemLowBatteryReportstoCS(0to1)
SelectRFLowBatteryReportstoCS(0to1)
SelectOpeningReportstoCS(0to1)
SelectClosingReportstoCS(0to1)
SelectAlarmRestoreReportstoCS(0to1)
SelectTroubleRestoreReportstoCS(0to1)
SelectBypassRestoreReportstoCS(0to1)
SelectACRestoreReportstoCS(0to1)
SelectSystemLowBatteryRestoreReportstoCS(0to1)
SelectRFLowBatteryRestoreReportstoCS(0to1)
SelectPhoneFailDetect(0to1)
SelectSmartTestReports(0to1)
SelectRFJamCausesTrouble(0to1)
SelectDaylightSaving(0to1)
SelectDaylightSavingStartMonth(01to12)
SelectDaylightSavingStartSunday(1to7)
SelectDaylightSavingEndMonth(01to12)
SelectDaylightSavingEndSunday(1to7)
SelectSystemTamperCausesTrouble(0to1)
SelectQuickBypass(0to1)
SelectDisarmingKeyfobAfterAlarmAlert(0to1)
SelectKeyfobArm/DisarmConfirmation(0to1)
SelectAutoUnbypassforManualBypass(0to1)
SelectForceBypassReports(0to1)
SelectEventLog(0to3)
SelectOutput(0012)
SelectZWaveFeature(0to3)
SelectZWaveSwitchesFeature(0to1)
SelectZWaveThermostatsFeature(0to1)
Default
(1)Audible
(1)Enabled
(2)TwoTrips
(0)Disabled
7Days
30Minutes
(1)Enabled
(1)Enabled
(1)Enabled
(1)Enabled
(1)Enabled
30Days
5Minutes
(1)Enabled
(0)Disabled
10Seconds
(1)30Seconds
(0)4Minutes
(0)4Minutes
10Minutes
(1)Enabled
NoDefault
NoDefault
(3)DataandVoice
1561
(0)Disabled
(0)DefaultAll
(1)Enabled
(0)Disabled
000000
(0)Disabled
(1)Enabled
(0)Disabled
(1)Enabled
(1)Enabled
(1)Enabled
(0)Disabled
(0)Disabled
(0)Disabled
(1)Enabled
(0)Disabled
(1)Enabled
(1)Enabled
(1)Enabled
(0)Disabled
(0)Disabled
(0)Disabled
(1)Enabled
(03)March
(2)2nd
(11)November
(1)1st
(1)Enabled
(0)Disabled
(0)Disabled
(0)Disabled
(1)Enabled
(0)Disabled
(3)AllEvents
(11)FollowsInternalSounderAlarm
(1)DisabledbutVisible
(0)Disabled
(0)Disabled
Programming Question Table
Q#
Q82
Q83
Q84
Q85
Q86
Q87
Q88
Q89
Q90
Q91
Q92
Q93
Q94
Q95
Question
Default
SelectZWaveDoorLocksFeature(0to1)
(0)Disabled
SelectTemperatureDisplayUnits(0to1)
(0)DegreesFahrenheit
SelectServicesRequireMasterCode
(0)Disabled
SelectMasterUserAccesstoZWaveToolbox(0to1)
(0)Disabled
SelectDisableSirenAfterTwoWayAudio(0to1)
(0)Disabled
SelectKeyfob/RemoteArmingModeonSystemNotReady(0 (0)AutoBypasswithZoneParticipationonRestore
to2)
SelectZWaveSirenMode(0to1)
(0)SoundforBurglaryandFire/CO
SelectAllowBacklightAlwaysOn(DemoMode)
(0)Disabled
SelectEnergyFeature(0to2)
(0)DisabledandHidden
SelectRadioModemSupplier
VariesbySupplier
SelectNetworkDevice(0to1)
(0)none
NetworkDeviceID(ReadOnly)
0
NOTE:Onlyappearsif(1)Go!BridgeisselectedinQ92Select
NetworkDevice(0to1)
SelectPort#(1to8)
(1)Port1
NOTE:Typically,youwillskipthisquestionunlessadditional
programmingisrequired.
SelectUsed(0to1)
(0)Disabled
NOTE:Typically,youwillskipthisquestionunlessadditional
programmingisrequired.
EnterPortValue(065535)
0
NOTE:Onlyappearsif(1)EnabledisselectedinSelectUsed(0to
1)
EnterPortForwardIPAddress
000.000.000.000
NOTE:Onlyappearsif(1)EnabledisselectedinSelectUsed(0to
1).
NOTE:Typically,youwillacceptthedefaultIPaddressvaluethat
appears.
EnterBroadbandNetworkFailureTime(1255)
30
SelectBroadbandNetworkFailureCausesTrouble(0to1)
(1)Enabled
SelectBroadbandNetworkFailureReports(0to1)
(1)Enabled
Indicatesthedefaultse ngforANSI/SIACP01compliance
*TocomplywithUL985:HouseholdFireWarningSystemUnits,thesettingforQ46:SelectTroubleDoesntSoundatNightmust
besetto(0)Disabled.
SENSOR TYPES (ZONES)

Eachsensor(wirelessorwired)installedinthesystemis
programmedtoaspecificsensornumberandsensortype
(zone).
Thesensornumberidentifiesthespecificsensorwhenitis
displayedontheControlPanel,recordedintheeventlog,
orreportedtotheCentralStation.Thisallowspinpoint
informationaboutanysensorinthesystem.
ThesensortypedetermineshowandwhentheControl
Panelrespondstosignalsfromthesensor.Somesensors
arearmedallthetime,othersarearmedonlyincertain
arminglevels,somecauseCentralStationReportsanytime
theyareactivated.Thesensorstype,alongwithother
programmingoptions,determinethis.
(00) Unused
Thisisthesettingforunusedsensornumbersthatdonot
haveasensorprogrammedintothem.Nosystemaction
occursatanytimefromthissensortype.
(01) Exit/Entry 1
Thissensortypeisreservedfordoorsthatareusedforexit
andentryoftheprotectedpremises.Whenthesystemis
armedintheStayorAwaymode,theexitdelaytimer
starts.Thereisanexitdelayregardlessofwhetherthe
systemisarmedinStayorAwaymode.Whentheexit
delaytimerexpires,thesystemisfullyarmed.
Withthesystemfullyarmed,whenthistypeofsensoris
triggered,theEntryDelay1timerstarts.Thesystemmust
bedisarmedbeforetheEntryDelay1timerexpires,oran
alarmwilloccur.
IftheentrydelaytimeristurnedOFFduringarming,the
exit/entrydelaysensorswillactasnondelayedinstant
sensorsattheendofexitdelay.
(02) Exit/Entry 2
ThissensortypeoperatesthesameastheExit/Entry1
sensortypeexceptitstartstheEntryDelay2timer.This
providesamethodofhavingalongerentrydelayon
certainopenings,suchasagaragedoor,toprovidetheend
usermoretimetodisarmthesystem.
(03) Perimeter
Thissensortypeisforperimeterdoorsandwindowsthat
willnotbeusedtoenterorexittheprotectedpremises
whilethesystemisarmed.Aninstantalarmwilloccur
whenthistypeofsensoristriggeredwiththesystem
armedineithertheStayorAwaymode.
(04) Interior Follower
Thissensortypeisforinteriorsensorssuchasmotion
detector,interiordoors,andothersensorsthatdetect
humanpresenceinsidetheprotectedpremises.Thistype
ofsensoriscalledafollowerduetoitsactionwhenthe
systemisarmedintheAwaymode.Aftertheexitdelay
expiresandthesystemisarmed,ifaninteriorfollower
sensoristriggered,aninstantalarmwilloccur.Ifanexit/
entrydelaysensoristriggeredfirst,theinteriorfollower
sensorwillalsobedelayed.
Interiorfollowersensorsarealwaysbypassedandnot
activewhenthesystemisarmedinStaymode.Thisallows
thepremisestobeoccupiedwhilestillprotectingthe
perimeter.
(05) Day Zone

Thissensortypeisthesameasaperimeterzone,except
whenthesystemisdisarmed,aviolationdisplaysatrouble
alertontheConsolesdisplay.Commonusesforthissensor
typeareprotectionofsensitiveareasthatrequire
notificationandpossiblyaCentralStationtroublereport,
butnotanalarmwhenthesystemisdisarmed.
(06) 24-Hour Silent Alarm
Thissensortypeisactiveindependentofthesystem
armingstatus.Thecodeforsilentpanicissenttothe
CentralStation,butforsafety,therearenovisualor
audibleindicationslocallythatthissensortypehasbeen
triggered.
(07) 24-Hour Audible Alarm
Thissensortypeiscontinuouslyarmed24hoursaday.A
sensorprogrammedtothistypewilltriggeralocalalarm
andthebelloutputregardlessofthemodethesystemisin.
Typicalusewouldbeanaudiblepanicalarm.
(08) 24-Hour Auxiliary Alarm
sensorprogrammedtothistypewilltriggeranalarm
regardlessofthemodethesystemisin.Thebelloutput
willnotactivate,butthelocalsounderwillcontinueuntil
itsacknowledgedattheControlPanel.Typicalusewould
beforamonitoringdevicesuchasafloodortemperature
sensor.Thereisnotimeoutfortheinternalsounder,itwill
continueuntilausercodeisentered.
(09) 24-Hour Fire
sensorprogrammedtothistypewilltriggerthelocalalarm
firesounderandthebelloutputregardlessofthemode
thesystemisin.Typicalusewouldbeforwirelesssmoke
detectors.Thissensortypeisalwaysactiveandcannotbe
bypassed.
(10) Interior with Delay
Thissensortypeoperatesasadelayedsensorwhenthe
systemisarmedintheAwaymode,andwhentriggered,
willstarttheEntryDelay1timer.Ifthesystemisarmedin
AwaymodewithnoEntryDelay(armedinstant),this
sensortypewilltriggeraninstantalarm.
IfthesystemisarmedinStaymode(orStaymodewithno
EntryDelay),thissensortypewillbebypassed.
(14) 24-Hour Carbon Monoxide
sensorprogrammedtothistypewilltriggerthelocalalarm
pulsesounderandthebelloutputregardlessofthemode
thesystemisin.Typicalusewouldbeforwirelesscarbon
monoxidedetectors.Thissensortypeisalwaysactiveand
cannotbebypassed.
Sensor Types (Zones)
(16) 24-Hour Fire with Verification

sensorprogrammedtothistypecantriggerthelocalalarm
firesounderandthebelloutputregardlessofthemodethe
systemisin.Typicalusewouldbeforwirelesssmoke
detectors.Thissensortypeisalwaysactiveandcannotbe
bypassed.
Forverification,thissensortypemustbeviolatedtwicein
two(2)minutes,orremainviolatedfor30seconds.Ifany
otherfiresensor(verifiedsensortypeornot)violates
withintwominutes,bothsensorswillcauseafirealarm.
(23) No Response Type
Thissensortypeisaspecialzonethatcanbemonitoredfor
activityorinactivitybytheCentralStation.Itdoesnotaffect
securitysystemstatus.
(24) Silent Burglary
Thissensortypeisforsilenttriggeringtheburglaryalarm
withperimeterdoorsandwindowsthatwillnotbeusedto
enterorexittheprotectedpremiseswhilethesystemis
armed.TheControlPanelssounderandthebelloutputwill
notactivate.
Aninstantsilentalarmwilloccurwhenthistypeofsensoris
triggeredwiththesystemarmedineithertheStayorAway
mode.
IndicatesSensortypesthatarenotallowedfor
hardwireloops.
37
VOICE DESCRIPTORS
TheControlPanelincludesasystemvocabulary.When
programmingsensorswhenusingfirmwareversion1.12,
youcanusethecodesdetailedinthistable:
Figure 49 List of Voice Descriptors
Code Word
Code Word
002
003
004
005
006
007
008
009
010
011
012
013
014
015
016
017
018
019
020
021
022
023
024
025
026
027
028
029
030
031
032
033
034
035
036
037
038
039
040
041
042
043
044
045
046
047
048
049
050
051
052
053
054
055
056
057
058
059
060
061
070
071
072
073
074
075
076
077
078
079
080
081
082
083
084
085
086
087
088
089
090
091
092
093
094
095
096
097
098
099
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
ABORT
AC
ACCESS
ALARM
AND
ANNOUNCEMENT
AREA
ARM
ARMED
ARMING
AT
ATTIC
AUDIO
AUTO
AUTOMATION
AUXILIARY
AWAY
BABYS
BACK
BASEMENT
BATHROOM
BATTERY
BEDROOM
BONUS
BREAK
BUTTON
BYPASS
BYPASSED
CABINET
CANCEL
CARBONMONOXIDE
CELLAR
CELLULAR
CELLRADIO
CENTER
CHECK
CHEST
CHILDRENT
CHIME
CLOSET
CODE
COMMUNICATIONS
COMPUTER
CONTROL
COOL
CRAWL
CURRENT
DAY
DEGREES
DEN
DETECTOR
DIM
DINING
DISARM
DISARMED
DOCK
DOOR
DOWNSTAIRS
DRIVEWAY
EAST
ENTRY
ERROR
EXERCISE
EXIT
EXITNOW
EXTERIOR
EXTERNAL
FAILURE
FAMILY
FAN
FIFTEEN
FIFTY
FIRE
FIREALERT
FIREDETECTOR
FIRST
FIVE
FLOOD
FLOOR
FLUID
FOIL
FOR
FORTY
FOUR
FOURTEEN
FOURTH
FREEZE
FREEZER
FRONT
FURNACE
GAME
GARAGE
GAS
GLASS
GLASSBREAK
GUEST
GUN
HALL
HALLWAY
HANGING
HANGUP
HEAT
HIGH
HOME
HOUSE
ICE
INSIDE
INSTANT
INTERIOR
INTRUSION
IS
KEY
KEYFOB
KEYPAD
KIDS
KITCHEN
LAUNDRY
LEFT
LEVEL
LIBRARY
Code Word
Code Word
062
063
064
065
066
067
068
069
#
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
153
154
155
156
157
158
159
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
167
168
169
170
171
172
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
180
181
182
183
184
185
186
187
188
189
190
191
192
193
130
131
132
133
134
136
136
137
#
206
207
208
209
210
221
212
213
214
215
216
217
218
219
220
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
242
243
244
245
246
247
248
249
250
251
252
253
254
255
256
257
258
259
260
261
EIGHT
EIGHTEEN
EIGHTY
ELECTRIC
ELEVEN
EMERGENCY
ENTER
ENTRANCE
WORD
MAIN
MAINTENANCE
MASTER
MEDICAL
MEDICINE
MENU
MIDDLE
MONITOR
MOTION
MOTIONDETECTOR
MUD
NINE
NINETEEN
NINETY
NORTH
NOT
NOTREADY
NODELAY
NOENTRYDELAY
NURSERY
OFF
OFFICE
ON
ONE
ONEHUNDRED
OUTPUT
OUTSIDE
PANEL
PANIC
PANTRY
PATIO
PERIMETER
PHONELINE
PLAY
POLICE
POOL
POUND
POWER
PRESS
PREVIOUS
PUMP
RADIO
READY
REAR
RELAY
REMOTE
REPEAT
RFJAM
RIGHT
ROOM
SAFE
SECOND
SECURITY
SENSOR
SENSORS
SESSION
LIGHT
LIGHTS
LIQUOR
LIVING
LOADING
LOCK
LOFT
LOW
WORD
SKYLIGHT
SLIDING
SMOKE
SOUNDER
SOUTH
SPACE
SPARE
STAIRS
STAR
STATUS
STAY
STOP
STORAGE
STUDY
SUMP
SUPERVISION
SYSTEM
TAMPER
TEMPERATURE
TEN
TERMINATED
THERMOSTAT
THIRD
THIRTEEN
THIRTY
THREE
TO
TOOL
TRANSMITTED
TRANSMITTER
TROUBLE
TURN
TWELVE
TWENTY
TWO
UNLOCK
UPPER
UPSTAIRS
USER
UTILITY
VALVE
VOICE
WALL
WATER
WEST
WINDOW
WIRELESS
YARD
ZERO
ZONE
BALCONY
COURTYARD
DECK
DETACHED
OVERHEAD
REFRIGERATOR
Voice Descriptors
Code Word
Code Word
194
195
196
197
198
199
200
201
202
203
204
205
262
263
264
265
266
267
268
269
270
271
SET
SEVEN
SEVENTEEN
SEVENTY
SHED
SHOP
SIDE
SILENT
SIREN
SIX
SIXTEEN
SIXTY
SERVICE
SUNROOM
WAREHOUSE
GATE
APARTMENT
FOYER
TV
VIDEO
PORCH
CORNER
EQUIPMENT CODES
Thetablebelowdetailstheavailableequipmentcodesinfirmwareversion1.12.
Code
Equipment
(0000)
(0862)
(0863)
(0869)
(0864)
(0895)
(1058)
(0872)
(0871)
(0868)
(0860)
(0859)
(1026)
(0873)
(0637)
(0470)
(0533)
(0530)
(0519)
(0589)
(0557)
(0624)
(0491)
(0655)
(0609)
(0475)
(0616)
(0692)
(0708)
(0556)
(1061)
(1063)
(9999)
Other
DW10345ThinDoor/WindowContact
DW20R345RecessedDoorContact
PIR1345PIRwithPetImmunity
GB1345Glassbreakdetector
SMTK2345GESmoke/Heatdetector(USA/Canada)
SMTK33452GIGSmokeDetector
SMKE1345SmokeDetector(USA)
SMKE1345CSmokeDetector(Canada)
PANIC1345PanicButtonRemote
CO1345CODetector(USA)
CO1345CODetector(Canada)
CO33452GIGCODetector(USA/Canada)
TAKE345TakeoverModule
HWD/W5816
HWRD/W5818MNL
HWPIR5890
HWPIR5894Pi
HWGlassBreak5853
HWSmoke5808W3
HWHeatSensor5809
HWFloodSensor5821
HWPanicPendant5802MN2
ExistingDoor/WindowContact
ExistingMotionDetector
ExistingGlassBreakDetector
ExistingSmokeDetector
ExistingCODetector
ExistingHeatSensor
ExistingFlood/TempSensor
Garage01ResolutionProductsTiltSensor
DBELL13452GIGDoorbell
Alarm.comImageSensor
INSTALLER PROGRAMMING
ACCOUNT REGISTRATION
Theaccountregistrationprocessisusedtoenrollthe
ControlPanelwithremoteserviceprovidersCentral
Station.
Typically,theaccountregistrationdataiscreatedwiththe
serviceinstallationcontractandthenstoredinadatabase
managedbytheCentralStation.Thedataincludesitems
suchasthecustomername,address,andtheCentral
Stationtelephonenumberandaccountnumberassigned
totheControlPanel.
Ifyouwillbeinstallingthe2GIGGo!BridgeIP
Communicator,additionalregistrationinformation
required.Fordetails,seetheInstallationInstructions
includedwiththeGo!BridgeIPCommunicator.
Q:SelectRFSensor#Supervised.ControlPanel
checksforstatusreportsfromthesensor,ordoes
notcheckforstatusreports]
Q:RFSensor#Chime.Selectvoiceannouncement
andchimeoptionsforthesensor.
Q1: RF Sensor Programming Outline

Figure 50 RF Sensor Programming Outline
WIRELESS (RF) SENSOR

PROGRAMMING
TheControlPanelcanbeprogrammedwithupto48RF
sensorsofdifferenttypes.Inadditiontothe48multi
purposeRFsensors,youcanalsoprogrameight(8)RF
remotecontrolkeyfobsandfour(4)RFremotecontrol
keypadsintothesystem.
RFsensors#0148reportassystemsensors0148.
ProgrammingquestionsforRFsensorprogramming
include:
Q1:SelectRFSensorNumber.Selectsensornumber
0148.
Q:SelectRFSensor#Type.Select(01)Exit/Entry1,
(02)Exit/Entry2,(03)Perimeter,andsoon.For
options,see"SensorTypes(Zones)"onpage36.
Q:SelectRFSensor#EquipmentType.Some
sensortypesaskfortheequipmenttype,othersdo
not.See"Q:SelectRFSensor#EquipmentType"on
page43.
Q:SelectRFSensor#EquipmentCode.Selectthe
four(4)digitequipmentcodeforthesensor
model.See"EquipmentCodes"onpage40.
Q:SelectRFSensor#OtherEquipmentCode.If
youselect(0000)Otherinthepreviousquestion,
youmustenterthiscode.
Q:EnterRFSensor#Serial#.Entertheserial
number(typicallyalabelonthesensororits
packaging)orpressShiftthenLearnonthepanel.
Thentripthesensortotransmittheserialnumber
tothepanel.
Q:SelectRFSensor#EquipmentAge.Specify
whetherthesensoris(0)Newor(1)Existing.
Q:SelectRFSensor#LoopNumber.Specifythe
appropriateloopnumber(s)forthesensor.See"Q:
SelectRFSensor#LoopNumber(1to3)"onpage
44.
Q:SelectRFSensor#DialerDelay.Delayedor
instantdigitalcommunicatorreportsforthesensor.
ThedelaytimeissetusingtheDialerAbortscreen.
Q:ConstructRFSensor#VoiceDescriptor.Name
assignedtothesensorandannouncedif
programmed.
Q:SelectRFSensor#Reports.Specify(0)Disabled
or(1)EnabledwhetherRFsensorstriggerareport
totheCentralStationornot.
Scrollbetweenop onsusingtheandarrows.Moveto
thepreviousornextpromptbypressingtheand
arrows.
1 ToprogramanothersensorclickNext.
2 Toexitprogramming,clickSkipthenEndandExit.Upon
exit,thepaneltakesseveralsecondstorestart.
*Onlyusedforotherequipment
**PressInsertforeachword.Toselectfromthelist,you
canusethekeypadorpresstheorarrows.
RF Sensor Programming Questions
Summary of RF Sensor # Screen
NOTE: ToskipQ1andjumpdirectlytoQ2forWiredSensor
Programming,pressSkip.
Q1: Select RF Sensor # (01-48)

Upto48wirelessRFsensorscanbeusedwitheachControl
Panel.Theoptionsforeachsensorareprogrammedwith
suboptionquestions.
1 EntertheRFsensornumberorpresstheorarrows
toselectit.
2 Programthesensordetailsbyusingtheand
arrowstoselecteachofthesuboptions.
Aftersettingalltheoptionsforasensor,theRFsensor
summaryscreenisdisplayed.Thescreencanalsobe
displayedforprogrammedsensorsduringRFsensor
programeditingbypressingtheSumbutton.
WhileprogrammingeachRFsensorrememberthat
theandarrowbu onsstepthrougheachof
theRFsensornumbers.
Toreturntoprogramming,clicktheEditCurrentor
EditNextbuttons.
PressingSkipgoestoquestionnumberQ2(Wired
SensorProgramming).See"WiredSensor
Programming"onpage45.
Q: Select RF Sensor # Type

DEFAULT:(00)Unused
Answerthisquestiontodefinethesensortype(zone).
Simplyentertheappropriatecode(seetablebelow)or
presstheorarrowstoselectthedesiredzone.
Inthetablebelow,aYindicatesthesensortypecanbe
assigned.ANindicatesthesensortypeisnotused,and
anasterisk(*)denotesthatselectingthissensortypealso
requiresyoutoanswertheQ:SelectRFSensor#Equipment
Typequestion.
Figure 51 Summary of RF Sensor # Screen
SensorTypes(Zones)
(00)Unused
(01)Exit/Entry1
(02)Exit/Entry2
(03)Perimeter
(04)InteriorFollower*
(05)DayZone
(06)24HourSilentAlarm*
(07)24HourAudibleAlarm*
(08)24HourAuxiliaryAlarm*
(09)24HourFire
(10)InteriorwithDelay*
(14)24HourCarbonMonoxide
(16)24HourFireVerification
(23)NoResponseType*
(24)SilentBurglary
RF
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Wired
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
Y
N
N
Y
Y
Installer Programming
Q: Select RF Sensor # Equipment Type

DEFAULT:VariesbyRFSensorType
NOTE: Somesensortypes(zones)willrequireyoutospecify
anequipmenttypeselection,whichaffectsthesensors
extendedreportingcode.
Simplyentertheappropriateequipmenttypecode(see
tablebelow)orpresstheorarrowstoselectthe
appropriateequipmenttype.
ThetablebelowshowstheEquipmentTypesavailablefor
eachSensorType(Zone):
SensorType(Zone)
EquipmentTypes
(04)InteriorFollower
(1)Motion
(2)Contact
(1)Contact
(11)Emergency
(1)Contact
(11)Emergency
(1)Contact
(6)Freeze
(8)Water
(10)Temperature
(11)Emergency
(1)Motion
(2)Contact
(1)Contact
(2)Motion
(06)24HourSilentAlarm
(07)24hourAudibleAlarm
(08)24HourAuxiliary
(10)InteriorwithDelay
(23)NoResponseType
Q: Select RF Sensor # Equipment Code

DEFAULT:(0000)Other
Selectthefour(4)digitequipmentcodethatcorresponds
totheappropriatesensormodel.See"EquipmentCodes"on
page40.
Q: Select RF Sensor # Other Equipment Code
NOTE: Thissubquestionisonlydisplayedif(0000)Otheris
selectedastheRFSensor#EquipmentCode.
Entertheequipmentcodenumberdirectlyonthekeypad
fortheRFsensor.Enter0ifthenewequipmentcodeis
unknown.
Q: Enter RF Sensor # Serial Number (7 Digits)

DEFAULT:0000000
RFsensorserialnumberscanbemanuallyenteredor
automaticallytransmittedfromthesensortotheControl
Panel.
Formanualentry.Enterthesensornumberthat
wasloggedforthesensorbeingprogrammed.Press
Shifttoaccessalphabeticcharacters.
Forautomaticentry.PressShift,thenpressLearn
toplacetheControlPanelintolearningmode.Then
triggertheRFsensor.TheControlPanelwillbeep
four(4)timesandlearnthesensorsserialnumber.
Ifthesensorbeinglearnedisalreadyinmemory,the
ControlPanelwilldisplayasensorlearningfailurescreen
whentheprogrammingchangesarebeingsaved.
Forcertainsensorswithmorethantwoloops,thetamper
switchmustbeusedtosendasignaltotheControlPanel
duringsensorlearning.Firstpressoftamperswitchwill
learnasLoop#1,thesecondpressoftamperswitchwill
learnasLoop#2,thethirdpressoftamperswitchwilllearn
asLoop#3.
Wait15secondsbetweeneachpressofthetamperswitch.
TheprogrammedloopnumberofthesensorintheControl
Panelmayneedchangingtosuittheoperationofthe
device.Fordetails,seetheInstallInstructionsforthe
sensor.
Q: Select RF Sensor # Equipment Age (0 to 1)
DEFAULT:(0)New
TheControlPanelcanbeusedwithneworexistingRF
sensors.
IfthisRFsensorisnewfortheinstallation,leavethe
defaultsettingof(0)New.
IfthisRFsensorisalreadyinstalled,select(1)
Existing.
NOTE: IftheRFsensorhasmorethanoneloopandisbeing
programmedintomultiplesensornumberstosupport
theloops,setonlyoneloopasnewandtheother
loopsasexisting.Thiswillpreventincorrectinventory
oftheinstalledsensors.
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Q: Select RF Sensor # Loop Number (1 to 3)

DEFAULT:Varieswithsensormodelselected
The2GIGDoor/WindowContactsensorshavetwo(2)
inputs:aninternalmagneticcontactandanexternal
NormallyClosed(N/C)hardwireinput.Eitherorbothsensor
inputscanbeused.
TIP: Somesensorsarecapableofthree(3)loopinputs.
NOTE: Whenusingboththeinternalmagneticcontactand
theexternalinput,themagnetcontactANDthe
externalcontactmustbeassignedadifferentRFsensor
number.Bothsensornumberswillsharethesame
sensorserialnumber.
Whenprogrammingthesensortousethebuiltin
magneticcontact,settheloopnumberto(2).
Whenprogrammingthesensortouseitshardwire
input,settheloopnumberas(1).
Whenprogrammingathree(3)loopsensortouse
anadditionalinput,settheloopnumberas(3).
Whenenteringthesensornumberforthesensors
loop2or3,thePastebuttoncanbeusedtorecall
thelastprogrammedsensorsserialnumber.(The
sensornumberwillbefilledinautomaticallyif
Learnisused.)
Q: Select RF Sensor # Dialer Delay (0 to 1)

DEFAULT:(1)Enabled
Ifthisfeatureisenabled,thedelaytimemustbesettoa
minimumof30secondsforANSI/SIAcompliance.Tosetthe
delaytime,see"Q35:AbortWindowDialerDelay(02)"on
page58.
RFsensorscantriggerthedigitalcommunicator
immediatelyorafteradelay.Thedefaultsetting(1)
EnabledcausesdelayeddialingforthisRFsensor
number.
ForimmediatedialingforthisRFsensornumber,
select(0)Disabled.
NOTE: ThissettingforCOandSmokeAlarmsis
automaticallysetto(0)Disabled,andthissubquestion
isskippedforthesesensortypes.
Q: Construct RF Sensor # Voice Descriptor
DEFAULT:NoDefault
NOTE: Foralistofavailablevoicedescriptors,see"Voice
Descriptors"onpage38.
ThevoicedescriptorsarethewordstheControlPanelwill
announceforthisRFsensorifthissensorisprogrammed
forvoiceannunciation.Uptofive(5)wordsareallowed.
1 PressInserttoplaceawordfromthevocabularyinto
thedataentryfield.
2 Presstheorarrowstoscrollthroughthewords,or
enterthewordsthree(3)digitindexnumber.
3 PressInsertagainforthenextword.Uptofivewords
areallowed.
4 Tomovebetweenwords,presstheFwdandBack
buttons.
Toremoveaword,pressDelete.
Q: Select RF Sensor # Reports (0 to 1)

DEFAULT:(1)Enabled
RFsensorscanbeprogrammedtotriggerareporttothe
CentralStationornot.
Thedefaultsetting(1)Enabledenablesreporting
forthisRFsensornumber.
TopreventreportingforthisRFsensornumber,
select(0)Disabled.
Q: Select RF Sensor # Supervised (0 to 1)
DEFAULT:(1)Enabled
Whenasensorissettosupervised,theControlPanelwill
expectregulartimedsignalsfromthissensororelsea
sensorsupervisorytroublealertwilloccur.
Thedefaultsetting(1)Enabledallowssupervision
forthisRFsensor.
ToturnoffsupervisionforthisRFsensor,select(0)
Disabled.
NOTE: Portablesensorssuchaspanicbuttonsshouldnot
besetassupervisedifthesensorwillberemovedfrom
thepremisesattimes.
Q: Select RF Sensor# Chime (00 to 13)
DEFAULT:(0)Disabled
EachRFsensorcanbesettosoundadingdongchime
and/orsounditsvoicedescriptorwhenthesensoris
triggered.Thisstepdeterminestheinitialsettingforthe
sensor.
Theendusercanchangethechimesettingforsensors
usingChimeSetupintheUserToolbox.
Thedefaultsetting(0)Disableddisablesthechime
forthisRFsensor.
Ifachimeand/orvoiceisrequiredforthisRF
sensor,chooseoneoftheotherchimeoptions:
Code
SensorChime
(0)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
(13)
Disabled
VoiceOnly
DingDongwithVoice#1
DingDong#2
DingDongwithVoice#2
DingDong#1
DingDing
DingDingwithVoice
DingDong#3
DingDongwithVoice#3
Chime#1
Chime#1withVoice#1
Chime#2
Chime#2withVoice#2
WIRED SENSOR PROGRAMMING

TheControlPanelcanbeprogrammedwithuptotwo(2)
wiredsensors.Thewiredsensorsarehardwirecontact
loopsconnectedtotheloopinputterminalsontheControl
Panelsterminalstrip.Toseewherethetwo(2)hardwire
sensorscanbewiredintotheTerminalBlock,seethe
"TerminalBlockWiringDiagram"onpage20.
Q2: Wired Sensor Programming Outline

Figure 52 Wired Sensor Programming Outline
CAUTION: WiredsensorscannotbeusedforaCOorFire
sensorloop.
IMPORTANT: NotethatWiredSensorreportsasbelow:
WiredSensor#1=ReportsasSensor#49
WiredSensor#2=ReportsasSensor#50
SeeFigure52"WiredSensorProgrammingOutline"on
page45onthenextpageforthestepsrequiredtoprogram
wiredsensorsintotheControlPanel.Theoptionsthatcan
besetforeachwiredsensorare:
Q2:WiredSensorNumber.Select1or2.
Q:WiredSensor#Type.Selectthezone.For
example,(01)Exit/Entry1,(02)Exit/Entry2,
(03)Perimeter,andsoon.See"SensorTypes
(Zones)"onpage36.
Q:WiredSensor#EquipmentType.Some
sensortype(zones)willpromptyoutospecify
theequipmenttype.Othersensortypeswillnot
promptyouforanequipmenttype.
Q:WiredSensor#EquipmentCode.Selectthe
four(4)digitequipmentcodethatcorresponds
totheappropriatesensormodel.See
"EquipmentCodes"onpage40
Q:WiredSensor#EquipmentAge.Specify
whetherthesensorisa(0)Newor(1)Existing.
Q:WiredSensor#NormalState.Choose
between(0)NotUsed,(1)Closed,(2)Open,(3)
EndOfLineResistor.
Q:WiredSensor#DialerDelay.Delayedor
instantdigitalcommunicatorreportsforthe
sensor.ThedelaytimeissetbyDialerAbort
screen.
Q:WiredSensor#VoiceDescriptor.Name
assignedtothesensorandannouncedif
programmed.
Q:WiredSensor#Reports.Sendordonotset
digitalcommunicatorreportsforthesensor.
Q:WiredSensor#Chime.Selectvoice
announcementandchimeoptionsforthe
sensor.
arrows.
2 Toexitprogramming,clickSkipthenEndandExit.Upon
exit,thepaneltakesseveralsecondstorestart.
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Summary of Wired Sensor # Screen
SensorTypes(Zones)
Aftersettingalltheoptionsforasensor,thewiredsensor
displayedforprogrammedsensorsduringwiredsensor
programeditingbypressingtheSumbutton.
Whileprogrammingeachwiredsensorremember
thattheandarrowbu onsstepthrougheach
ofthewiredsensornumbers.
EditNextbuttons.
PressingSkipgoestoquestionnumberQ3(RFKey
FobProgramming).See"Wireless(RF)KeyFob
Figure 53 Summary of Wired Sensor # Screen
RF
Wired
Sensors Sensors
(07)24HourAudibleAlarm
(08)24HourAuxiliaryAlarm
(09)24HourFire
(10)InteriorwithDelay
(14)24HourCarbonMonoxide
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
No
Q: Select Wired Sensor# Equipment Type

DEFAULT:Variesbywiredsensortype
Thisquestionisonlydisplayedwhencertainsensortypes
areselected.
Theequipmenttypeselectionwillaffectthesensors
extendedreportingcode.
Thefollowingsensortypesrequireequipmenttype
selection:
SensorType
EquipmentTypesAvailable
NOTE: Forthedetailedstepsofprogrammingawired
sensor,see"WiredSensorProgrammingQuestions"on
page46.
Wired Sensor Programming Questions

Q2: Select Wired Sensor # (1-2)
Twohardwireloopscanbeusedassensorswitheach
ControlPanel.Theoptionsforeachwiredsensorare
programmedwithsuboptionquestions.
Beginbyenteringthewiredsensornumberor
selectitusingtheorarrows.
Afterselectingthewiredsensornumber,program
thewiredsensordetailsbyusingtheand
arrowstoselecteachofthesuboptions.
NOTE: Toskipwiredsensorprogramming,pressSkipto
jumpfromquestionQ2toquestionQ3.See"Wireless
(RF)KeyFobProgramming"onpage48.
Q: Select Wired Sensor# Type
DEFAULT:(00)Unused
Eachwiredsensorneedstobeassignedtoasensortype.
Selectthesensortypethatmatchesthewiredsensors
func onusingtheorarrowsorenterthesensortype
numberdirectlyonthekeypad.
Inthetablebelow,aYESindicatesthesensortypecanbe
usedforthewiredsensor.AnNOindicatesthesensor
typeisnotused.
SensorTypes(Zones)
(00)Unused
(01)Exit/Entry1
(02)Exit/Entry2
(03)Perimeter
(05)DayZone
(06)24HourSilentAlarm
RF
Wired
Sensors Sensors
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
(1)=motion
(2)=contact
(06)24HourSilentAlarm (1)=contact
(11)=emergency
(07)24HourAudible
(1)=contact(
Alarm
11)=emergency
(08)24HourAuxiliary
(1)=contact
(6)=freeze
(8)=water
(10)=termperature
(11)=emergency
(10)InteriorwithDelay (1)=motion
(2)=contact
(23)NoResponseType (1)=contact
(2)=motion
Selecttheequipmenttypethatmatchesthesensor
equipmentusingtheorarrows,orenterthe
equipmenttypenumberdirectlyonthekeypad.
NOTE: ThisControlPaneldoesnotprovideauxiliary
accessoryoutputpower.
ConnectingahardwirePIRusingequipmenttypemotion
willrequireanexternalstandalonebatterybackedup
powersupplyforthePIR.
Q: Select Wired Sensor# Equipment Code (0-9999)
DEFAULT:(0)
Selectthefour(4)digitequipmentcodethatcorresponds
totheappropriatesensormodel.See"EquipmentCodes"
onpage40.
Q: Select Wired Sensor# Equipment Age (0 to 1)
DEFAULT:(0)New
TheControlPanelcanbeusedwithneworexistingwired
sensors.
Ifthiswiredsensorisnewfortheinstallation,leave
thedefaultsettingof(0)New.
Ifthiswiredsensorisalreadyinstalled,select(1)
Existing.
Q: Select Wired Sensor# Normal State

DEFAULT:(0)NotUsed
Thetwohardwireloopscanbewiredfornormallyopen(N/
O)ornormallyclosed(N/C)contacts,orforendofline
(EOL)resistor.
Thedefaultsetting(0)NotUseddisablesthiswired
sensor.
Tousethiswiredsensor,selectthewaytheloopis
wired:
WiredSensorNormalState
(0)NotUsed
(1)Closed
(2)Open
(3)EndofLineResistor
Q: Select Wired Sensor# Dialer Delay (0 to 1)

DEFAULT:(1)Enabled
Ifthisfeatureisenabled,thedelaytimemustbesettoa
minimumof30secondsforANSI/SIAcompliance.Tosetthe
delaytime,see"Q35:AbortWindowDialerDelay(02)"on
page58.
Wiredsensorscantriggerthedigitalcommunicator
immediatelyorafteradelay.
Thedefaultsetting(1)Enabledcausesdelayed
dialingforthiswiredsensornumber.
Forimmediatedialingforthiswiredsensornumber,
select(0)Disabled.
Q: Select Wired Sensor# Chime (00 to 13)

DEFAULT:(0)Disabled
Eachwiredsensorcanbesettosoundadingdongchime
and/orsoundits
voicedescriptorwhenthesensoristriggered.
Thedefaultsetting(0)Disabledinactivatesthe
chimeforthiswiredsensor.
Ifachimeand/orvoiceisrequiredforthiswired
sensor,chooseoneoftheotherchimeoptions:
Sensor Chime
Code SensorChime
(0)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(12)
(13)
Disabled
VoiceOnly
DingDongwithVoice#1
DingDong#2
DingDongwithVoice#2
DingDong#1
DingDing
DingDingwithVoice
DingDong#3
DingDongwithVoice#3
Chime#1
Chime#1withVoice#1
Chime#2
Chime#2withVoice#2
Q: Construct Wired Sensor # Voice Descriptor

DEFAULT:NoDefault
NOTE: Foralistofvoicedescriptors,see"VoiceDescriptors"
onpage38.
ThevoicedescriptorsarethewordstheControlPanelwill
announceforthiswiredsensorifthiswiredsensoris
programmedforvoiceannunciation.Uptofivewordsare
allowed.
thedataentryfield.
2 Usetheorarrowstoscrollthroughthewords,or
enterthewordsthree(3)digitnumber.
areallowed.
4 Tomovebetweenwords,presstheFwdandBack
buttons.
5 Toremoveaword,pressDelete.
Q: Select Wired Sensor# Reports (0 to 1)

DEFAULT:(1)Enabled
Wiredsensorscanbeprogrammedtotriggerareporttothe
CentralStationornot.
Thedefaultsetting(1)Enabledactivatesreportingfor
thiswiredsensornumber.
Topreventreportingforthiswiredsensornumber,
select(0)Disabled.
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WIRELESS (RF) KEY FOB

PROGRAMMING
TheControlPanelcanbeprogrammedwithuptoeight(8)
RFkeyfobs.
ProgrammingthefobsintotheControlPanelinvolves
selectingthesensornumberforaparticulardevice,setting
orlearningtheserialnumber,andselectingtheother
optionsforthesensor.
Key Fob Programming Outline

Figure 54 Key Fob Programming Outline
IMPORTANT: RFkeyfobs18reporttotheControlPanel
assensors5158(opening/closing,emergency,andlow
batteryreports).
Fob#
ReportsasSensor#
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
SeeFigure54KeyFobProgrammingOutlineforthesteps
requiredtoprogramfobsintotheControlPanel.The
optionsthatcanbesetforeachfobare:
Q3:SelectFobNumber.Selectkeyfobnumber18.
Q:SelectFob#Used.Select(0)Disabledor(1)
Enabled.
Q:SelectFob#EquipmentCode.Selectthefour
(4)digitequipmentcodethatcorrespondstothe
appropriatekeyfob.See"EquipmentCodes"on
page40.
Q:EnterFob#OtherEquipmentCode.Enterthe
specialequipmentcode.Thisisonlyrequiredwhen
theKeyFob#EquipmentCodeissetto(0000)
Other.
Q:EnterFob#Serial#.Entertheserialnumber
(typicallyalabelonthesensororthesensor
packaging)orpressShiftthenLearntoplacethe
panelintolearningmode.Thentripthesensorto
transmittheserialnumbertothepanel.
Q:SelectFob#EquipmentAge.Specifywhether
thesensorisa(0)Newor(1)Existingsensor.
Q:SelectFob#EmergencyKey.Choosethe
functionofdoublepressingthetopbuttons(0)
Disabled,(1)AuxiliaryAlarm,(2)AudibleAlarm,(3)
SilentPanic,or(4)Fire.
Q:SelectFob#Key#CanDisarm.Choose(0)
Disabledor(1)Enabledtospecifyifthekeyfobis
allowedtodisarmthesystem.
Q:ConstructFob#VoiceDescriptor.Constructthe
nameassignedforthesensorannouncement.See
"VoiceDescriptors"onpage38.
Q:SelectFob#ArmNoDelay.Chooseifkeyfobwill
arminstantlywithoutanexitdelay.
Q:SelectFob#Key#Output.Selectactionforkey
fobauxiliarybutton.
arrows.
2 Toexitprogramming,clickSkip,thenEnd,andthen
Exit.Uponexit,thepaneltakesseveralsecondsto
restart.
TIP: PressSkiptojumptoquestionQ4.See"RFKeypad
ProgrammingQuestions"onpage52.
Summary of RF Key Fob # Screen
Q: Enter Fob # Serial Number(7 Digits)
Aftersettingalltheoptionsforakeyfob,theSummaryof
Fob#screenisdisplayed.Thescreencanalsobedisplayed
forprogrammedsensorsduringwiredsensorprogram
editingbypressingtheSumbutton.
Whileprogrammingeachkeyfobrememberthatthe
andarrowbu onsstepthrougheachofthekeyfob
numbers.
Toreturntoprogramming,clicktheEditCurrentorEdit
Nextbuttons.
PressingSkipgoestoquestionnumberQ4(RFKeypad
Programming).See"Wireless(RF)Keypad
DEFAULT:0000000
Keyfobserialnumberscanbemanuallyenteredorlearned
fromthefob.
Formanualentry,enterthefobnumberthatwaslogged
forthefobbeingprogrammed.UsetheShiftbuttonto
accessalphacharacters.
Forautomaticentry,pressShift,thenpressLearn.The
ControlPanelwillwaitforafobtransmission.Trigger
thefobbeingprogrammedandtheControlPanelwill
learnthefobsserialnumber.
RF Key Fob Programming Questions
DEFAULT:(0)New
TheControlPanelcanbeusedwithneworexistingkey
fobs.
Ifthisfobisnewfortheinstallation,leavethedefault
settingof(0)New.
Ifthisfobisalreadyinstalled,select(1)Existing.
Q3: Select Fob # (1 to 8)

Uptoeight(8)wirelessfour(4)buttonkeyfobscanbeused
witheachControlPanel.Keyfobsreportsassensors5158.
Theoptionsforeachfobareprogrammedwithsuboption
questions.
Beginbyenteringthefobnumberorselectitusing
theorarrows.
Programthekeyfobsbyusingandarrowsto
selectthesuboptions.
NOTE: ToskipRFkeyfobprogramming,pressSkiptojump
fromquestionQ3toquestionQ4(RFkeypad
programming).See"RFKeypadProgramming
Questions"onpage52.
Q: Select Fob # Used (0 to 1)

DEFAULT:(0)Unused
KeyfobscanbeusedwiththeControlPanelornot.
Thedefaultsetting(0)Unusedsetsallkeyfobsas
unused.
Toenableprogrammingforthiskeyfob,select(1)
Used.
Q: Select Key Fob # Equipment Code (0-9999)

DEFAULT:(0000)Other
Thekeyfobequipmentcodedefinesthesensors
manufacturerandtype.
Thedefaultsettingis(0000)Other.
Select(0866)2GIG4buttonKeyFobremotefora
2GIGKEY2keyfobremote.
Select(0577)ExistingKeyFobremoteforanexisting
keyfobremote.
NOTE: Only2GIG4ButtonKeyFobRemotesarecompatible
withthissystem.
Q: Enter Key Fob # Other Equipment Code (09999)

DEFAULT:0
NOTE: Thisquestionisonlydisplayedif(0000)Otheris
selectedforakeyfobsequipmentcode.
Theequipmentcodeisafour(4)digitcodethatis
assignedtothemodelofkeyfobbeingused.
Entertheequipmentcodenumberforthekeyfob.
Q: Select Fob # Equipment Age (0 to 1)
Q: Select Fob # Emergency Key (0 to 4)

DEFAULT:(0)Disabled
Pressingthe
and buttonsonakeyfobatthesame
timefor5secondscantriggeranemergencyalarm.
Thedefaultsetting(0)Disabledinactivatesthe
emergencyfunctionthefob#.
Toenabletheemergencyfunctionforthisfob,select
one(1)ofthefour(4)options:
(1)AuxiliaryAlarm
(2)AudibleAlarm
(3)SilentPanic
(4)Fire
Q: Select Fob# Key # Can Disarm (0 to 1)

DEFAULT:(1)Enabled
Asaninstaller,consulttheuserastowhethertosetthekey
fobtoallowdisarmingtheControlPanelwiththekeyfobs
button.Iftheuserwantsthekeyfobusedasastationary
wallfob,itcanalsobesettopreventusingthekeyfobto
disarmthesystem.
Thedefaultsetting(1)Enabledallowsthefobtodisarm
thesystem.
Tonotallowthefobtodisarmthesystem,select(0)
Disabled.
Q: Construct Fob# Voice Descriptor

DEFAULT:(#)Keyfob
Thevoicedescriptoraretheactualthewordsthatthe
ControlPaneluseforthisfobforlowbattery
announcementsandlogentries.Uptofive(5)wordsare
allowed.
thedataentryfield.
enterthewordsthree(3)digitindexnumber.
areallowed.
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Q: Select Fob (#) Arm No Delay (0 to 1)

DEFAULT:(0)Disabled
KeyfobscanbesettoarmtheControlPanelwithor
withoutanentrydelay.
Thedefaultsetting(0)Disabledsetsthisfobtoarmthe
systemwithanentrydelay.
Tosetthisfobtoarmthesystemwithoutanentry
delay,select(1)Enabled.
Q: Select Fob# Key 4 Output (0-2)

DEFAULT:(0)Disabled
Thekeyfobs auxiliarybuttoncanbeusedtotriggerthe
ControlPanelsopencollectoroutput.
Thedefaultsetting(0)Disableddeactivatesthefobs
auxiliarybutton.
Tousethisfobsauxiliarybutton,selecttheoutput
function:
(0)Disabled
(1)ToggleOutput
(2)MomentaryOutput
WIRELESS (RF) KEYPAD PROGRAMMING
RF Keypad Programming Outline
TheControlPanelcanbeprogrammedwithuptofour(4)
RFkeypadsorRFtouchscreenkeypads.
Figure 55 Keypad Programming Outline
NOTE: RFKeypads14reporttotheControlPanelas
sensors5962(foremergency,andlowbattery
reports).
RFKeypadReportingCodes
Keypad1
Keypad2
Keypad3
Keypad4
Reportsassensor#59
Reportsassensor#60
Reportsassensor#61
Reportsassensor#62
UserCodes#1#8arereportedforopeningsand
closings
UserCode#0isreportedforQuickArming
ThefollowingoptionscanbesetforeachRFkeypad:
SelectRFKeypadNumber.Selectkeypadnumber14.
SelectRFKeypad#Used.Enableordisablethe
keypad.
SelectRFKeypad#EquipmentCode.Selectthe
sensormodelforthekeypad.See"Equipment
Codes"onpage40.
SelectRFKeypad#OtherEquipmentCode.Ifyou
selected(0000)Other,enterthespecialequipment
code.
SelectRFKeypad#Serial#.Entertheserialnumber
fromthekeypadorlearnbysendingsignal.
SelectRFKeypad#EquipmentAge.Select(0)New
or(1)Existing.
SelectRFKeypad#EmergencyKeys.Select(1)
Enabledor(0)Disabled.
ConstructRFKeypad#VoiceDescriptor.
arrows.
2 Toexitprogramming,clickSkip,thenEnd,andthen
Exit.Uponexit,thepaneltakesseveralsecondsto
restart.
3
PressSkiptojumptoquestionQ4.See"RFKeypad
ProgrammingQuestions"onpage52
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Summary of RF Keypad Screen

Aftersettingalltheoptionsforasensor,theRFkeypad
displayedforprogrammedRFkeypadsbypressingtheSum
button.
EditNextbuttons.
PressingSkipgoestoquestionQ5(ControlPanel
programming).
Toexitprogramming,clickSkipthenEndandExit.
Uponexit,theControlPaneltakesseveralseconds
torestart.
RF Keypad Programming Questions

Q4: Select RF Keypad # (1 to 4)
Uptofour(4)wirelesskeypadscanbeprogrammedforuse
witheachControlPanel.Theoptionsforeachsensorare
programmedwithsuboptionquestions:
BeginbyenteringtheRFKeypadnumberorselectit
usingtheorarrows.
ProgramtheRFkeypadsbyusingtheand
arrowstoselectthesuboptions.
ToskipRFKeypadprogramming,pressSkiptojumpfrom
questionQ4toquestionQ5(ExitDelayprogramming).
Q: Select RF Keypad (#) Used (0 to 1)
DEFAULT:(0)Unused
UserscanuseRFkeypadstogetherwithaControlPanelor
not.
Thedefaultsetting(0)UnusedsetsallRFkeypadsas
unused.
ToenableprogrammingforthisRFkeypad,select
(1)Used.
Q: Select RF Keypad (#) Equipment Code (0-9999)
DEFAULT:(0000)Other
TheRFkeypadequipmentcodedefinesthesensors
manufacturerandtype.
Thedefaultsettingis(0000)Other.
Select(0867)2GIGWirelessKeypad.
Select(1059)2GIGTS1WirelessTouchscreen
Keypad.
NOTE: The2GIGWirelessTouchScreenKeypadisnot
intendedforUL985:HouseholdBurglarAlarmSystem
Unitsinstallations.
Q: Enter RF Keypad # Other Equipment Code (0-9999)
DEFAULT:0
NOTE: Thisquestionisonlydisplayedif(0000)Otheris
selectedastheRFkeypadsequipmentcode.
IMPORTANT: Theequipmentcodeisafour(4)digitcode
thatisassignedtotheappropriatekeypadmodelbeing
used.
EntertheequipmentcodenumberfortheRF
Keypad.
Q: Enter RF Keypad# Serial Number (7 Digits)

DEFAULT:0000000
or
RFKeypad(#)KeypadID(readonly)
Serialnumbersforstandardwirelesskeypadscanbe
manuallyenteredorlearnedfromthekeypad.ForWireless
TouchScreenKeypads,serialnumberscanonlybelearned
fromthekeypad.ReadonlywithKeypadIDsrefertothe
installerbeingunabletomanuallyinputanid.
StandardKeypads:
Formanualentry,entertheWirelessKeypadthat
wasloggedforthekeypadbeingprogrammed.
PresstheShiftbuttontoaccessalphacharacters.
Forautomaticentry,pressShiftandthenLearn.
ThisplacestheControlPanelintolearningmode.
Whenyoutriggerthekeypadthesensorforthe
keypadbeingprogrammed,itsendsitsserial
numbertotheControlPanel.
WirelessTouchScreenKeypads(onlyavailableinsome
regions):
ForWirelessTouchScreenKeypadspressLearn.The
ControlPaneldisplaysthePairwithTS1.Initiating
learningprocess.PressthekeypadsPairwith
Panelbutton.Whencomplete,thekeypadandthe
ControlPaneldisplayThelearnoperation
succeededmessage.
TheControlPaneldisplaysRFKeypad(#14)to
identifythekeypad.
ThekeypaddisplaysNetworkID:xxxxwhichisits
uniqueserialnumber.
PressOKonboththeControlPanelandthe
WirelessTouchScreenKeypadtocontinue.
NOTE: TheWirelessTouchScreenKeypadwilldisplayThe
securitysystemistemporarilynotoperationalafter
learningtheKeypad.Thisisnormal,andwillbe
displayedanytimetheControlPanelisinsystem
configuration(programming)mode.
Q: Select RF Keypad# Equipment Age (0 to 1)
DEFAULT:(0)New
TheControlPanelcanbeusedwithneworexistingRF
keypads.
IfthisRFKeypadisnewfortheinstallation,leave
thedefaultof(0)New.
IfthisRFKeypadisalreadyinstalled,select(1)
Existing.
Q: Select RF Keypad# Emergency Keys (0 to 1)

DEFAULT:(1)Enabled
NOTE: ThisstepisnotdisplayedforWirelessTouchScreen
keypads.
Standardwirelesskeypadshave24houremergency
buttonslabeledFireandPolice.
Thedefault(1)enablesthisRFKeypadsemergency
keys.
TodisablethisRFKeypadsemergencykeys,select
disabled(0),thekeyswillnotbeabletotriggeran
alarmorreport.
NOTE: TheRFKeypadsPOLICEbuttontriggersasilent
alarmifprogrammingquestionQ16:PoliceEmergency
Key(02)issetto(2)SilentPanic.
IMPORTANT: Toensurethatasignalissent,instructthe
endusertopressandholddowntheemergencykeyon
thekeypaduntilitsindicatorlightilluminates.
Q: Construct RF Keypad# Voice Descriptor
DEFAULT:(#)Keypad
ThevoicedescriptoristhewordstheControlPanelwill
announceforthisRFKeypad.Uptofivewordsareallowed.
thedataentryfield.
enterthewords3digitindexnumber.
areallowed.
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CONTROL PANEL PROGRAMMING

PROGRAMMING QUESTIONS
Q1: RF Sensor Programming
TolearnaboutRFsensorprogramming,see"Wireless(RF)
SensorProgramming"onpage41
Thedefaultsettingof45setsthetimerto45
seconds.
Tochangethetimersetting,enteravaluebetween
30240seconds.
Q8: Dialer (0-1)

Q2: Wired Sensor Programming
Tolearnaboutwiredsensorprogramming,see"Wired
SensorProgramming"onpage45
Q3: RF Key Fob Programming

TolearnaboutRFkeyfobprogramming,see"Wireless(RF)
KeyFobProgramming"onpage48.
DEFAULT:(0)Disabled
Thedialer(digitalcommunicator)canbeenabledfora
monitoredsystemordisabledforalocalalarmorwhenthe
GSM(Cellular)RadioModuleisusedexclusivelyfor
reporting.
Thedefaultsetting(0)Disabledturnsthedialer
OFF.
ToturnthedialerON,select(1)Enabled.
TolearnaboutRFkeypadprogramming,see"Wireless(RF)
KeypadProgramming"onpage51
IMPORTANT: If(0)DisabledisselectedinQ8:Dialer,
telephonelinefailuredetectionisalsodisabled
regardlessofthesettingspecifiedinQ63:PhoneFail
Detect.
Q5: Exit Delay, in Seconds (45-120)
Q9: Dialing Prefix (0-4 Digits)
Q4: RF Keypad Programming
DEFAULT:60seconds
Thedefaultminimumsettingof60secondsisrequiredfor
ANSI/SIACP01compliance.Thedelaytimecanbe
increasedwithoutaffectingcompliance.
Theexitdelaytimercanbesettoavaluebetween45to
120seconds.
Thedefaultsetting60setstheexitdelayto60
seconds.
Tochangetheexitdelaytimer,enteravalue
between45120seconds.
Q6: Entry Delay 1, in Seconds (30-240)

DEFAULT:30seconds
ANSI/SIACP01compliance.
NOTE: ForcompliancewithANSI/SIACP01,thetotal
numberofminutesforthecombinationofQ6:Entry
Delay1andQ35:AbortWindowDialerDelaycannot
exceedone(1)minute.
ThetimerforEntryDelay1canbesettoavaluebetween
30to240seconds.
Thedefaultsetting30setsthetimerto30seconds.
Tochangethesetting,enteravaluebetween30240
seconds.
Q7: Entry Delay 2, in Seconds (30-240)

DEFAULT:45seconds
ANSI/SIACP01compliance.
NOTE: ForcompliancewithANSI/SIACP01,thetotal
numberofminutesforthecombinationofQ7:andQ35:
AbortWindowDialerDelaycannotexceedone(1)
minute.
ThetimerforEntryDelay1canbesettoavaluebetween
30240seconds:
DEFAULT:NoDefault
SometelephonePBXsystemsrequireadialingprefixto
acquireadialtone.
IfthetelephonesystemthattheControlPanelis
connectedtorequiresadialingprefix,enterupto
four(4)digits.
TheShiftbuttonaccessesthepoundandstar
symbols.ThePbuttonaddsathree(3)second
pausetothedialing.
Q10: Call Waiting Disable Code (0-6

Digits)
DEFAULT:Nodefault
ForANSI/SIAcompliance,donotenteradisablecode.
Ifthesubscriberstelephonelinehascallwaiting,incoming
calltonesonthelinecaninterferewithreportstothe
CentralStation.Topreventthis,thesystemcanbe
programmedtoenterthecodetodeactivatecallwaiting
beforesendingareporttotheCentralStation:
Ifcallwaitingisactiveonthetelephoneline,enter
thecodetodeactivatecallwaiting.
symbols.ThePbuttonaddsathree(3)second
pausetothedialing.
NOTE: Ifthefirstattemptfails,thiscodewillbeignoredon
therestoftheattempts.
Control Panel Programming
Q11: CS #1 Phone Number (0-25 Digits)

DEFAULT:NoDefault
EnterthetelephonenumberfortheCentralStation#1.You
canenterupto25digits.
EntertheCentralStation#1telephonenumber.
Accessthepoundandstarsymbolsbypressingthe
Shiftbutton.ThePbuttonaddsathree(3)second
pausetothedialing.
NOTE: IfasecondCentralStationtelephonenumberis
programmedwithquestionQ41:CS#2AccountNumber,
theControlPanelalternatesbetweenthetwoCentral
Stationtelephonenumbers.Aftertwofailedtelephone
dialingattempts,theControlPanelattemptstoconnect
usingtheGSM(Cellular)RadioModuleifitisinstalled.If
theGSM(Cellular)RadioModuleisnotinstalled,the
ControlPanelwillmakeeight(8)dialingattempts.
Q12: CS #1 Account Number (4 Digits)

DEFAULT:NoDefault
EntertheaccountnumberforCentralStation#1.This
numberisalwaysfour(4)digitsandcanincludesomealpha
characters.
Enterthefour(4)digitfortheCentralStation#1
accountnumber.
TheShiftbuttonaccessesB,C,D,E,andFcharacters.
Q13: 2-Way Voice (0-2)

DEFAULT:(1)StayOnLine
TheControlPanelsupportstwo(2)wayvoice
communicationsbetweenthesubscriberandtheCentral
StationoperatoroverthetelephonelineortheGSM
(Cellular)RadioModule(ifinstalled)afteranalarmhas
beenreported.
The(1)StayOnLineallowstwo(2)wayaudiooverthe
telephonelineorcellradio.
Selecting(2)StayOnLine,IncludingFireandCOAlarms
allows2wayaudiooverthetelephonelineorcellradio
duringfireandCOalarms.
Toturnoffthetwo(2)wayaudiofeatureOFF,select(0)
Disabled.
WhentheControlPanelconnectswiththeoperator,itwill
beeponcepersecond(every6secondswithacellradio
connection).Thebeepalternatesbetweentwotonesand
indicatestheControlPaneliswaitingforasession
command.Iftheoperatorfailstoissueacommandwithin
one(1)minute(orthree(3)minutesifusingthecellradio
connection),thecallisterminated.Oncetheoperator
pressesacommandoption,thebeepswillstopandafive
(5)minuteaudiosessionwillstart(orthree(3)minute
audiosessionifusingthecellradioconnection).
Whentwo(2)wayvoicecommunicationshavebeen
established,theCentralStationoperatorcanusethe
followingtelephonekeystocontrolthecommunications.
Eachtimetheoperatorusesacommandkey,thesessionis
extendedforfiveadditionalminutes(threeminuteswitha
cellradioconnection).Duringthelastminuteof
communications,thesystembeepstwo(2)timesevery15
secondstoindicatethattimeisrunningout.
Press1toenableTalkmodeone(1)way
communicationfromtheCentralStationtothe
premisesandallowstheoperatortotalk.
Press2toenableVOXmodetwo(2)way
communicationsfromtheCentralStationtothe
premises.
Press3toenableListenmodeone(1)way
communicationfromthepremisestotheCentral
Station.
Press7toextendthesessionfive(5)minutes
withoutchangingthemodeofoperation.
Press9toendtheaudiosessionanterminatethe
call.
Q14: Silent Panic/Burglary Listen Only

DEFAULT:(1)Enabled
TheControlPanelsupportsaudiolisteninofthesubscriber
premisesfromtheCentralStationoverthetelephoneline
afterasilentpanic(policeemergency),silentburglary,or
duressalarmhasbeenreported.
Thedefaultsetting(1)EnabledallowstheCentral
Stationtouselisteninoveraudioafterasilentpanic,
silentburglary,orduressalarm.
Thisoptionispermanentlysetandcannotbedisabled.
Q15: Dialing Type (0-1)

DEFAULT:(0)TouchTone
Thedigitalcommunicatorusestonesorpulses.
Thedefaultsetting(0)TouchToneisforDualTone
MultiFrequency(DTMF)dialing.
Forrotarydialing,select(1)Pulse.
Q16: Police Emergency Key (0-2)

DEFAULT:(1)Audible
TheControlPanelspanicemergencybuttonactioncanbe
programmed.Thepanicemergencybuttonisdisplayedby
pressingthe button.
Thedefault(1)Audibleallowsthepanicemergency
buttontosoundanaudiblealarm.
Forsilentactivation,select(2)SilentPanic.
Todisableandnotdisplaythepanicemergency
button,select(0)Disabled.
NOTE: Settingthisprogrammingquestionfor(2)Silent
PanicmakesthePolicebuttononallRFkeypadssilent
also.
Q17: Fire Emergency Key (0-1)

DEFAULT:(1)Audible
TheControlPanelsfireemergencybuttoncanbeenabled
ordisabled.Thefireemergencybuttonisdisplayedby
pressingtheControlPanels
button.
Thedefaultsetting(1)Audibleallowsthefire
emergencybuttontosoundanaudiblealarm.
Todisableandnotdisplaythefireemergency
button,select(0)Disabled.
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Q18: Emergency Key (0-1)

DEFAULT:(1)Audible
TheControlPanelsemergencybuttoncanbeenabledor
disabled.Thepanelsemergencybuttonisdisplayedby
pressingtheEmergency
buttononthepanel.
Thedefaultsetting(1)Audiblesoundsanaudible
alarmwhenthebuttonispressed.
Todisablethisbutton,select(0)Disabled.
NOTE: Ifallthree(3)Emergencybuttonsaredisabled,the
ControlPaneldisplaysamessagewhenitsEmergency
buttonispressed.
Q19: Quick Arming (0-1)

DEFAULT:(1)Enabled
Quickarmingallowsthesubscribertoarmthesystem
withouthavingtoenterausercode.IfOpen/CloseReports
arebeingsent,quickarmingisreportedasUser0.
Thedefault(1)Enabledallowsquickarming.
Toturnoffquickarming,select(0)Disabled.
Q20: Swinger Shutdown Count (1-6)

DEFAULT:(2)TwoTrips
Theminimumsettingof(2)TwoTripsisrequiredforANSI/
SIACP01compliance.Thisdefaultsettingcanbeincreased
tothreeormoretripswithoutaffectingANSI/SIACP01
compliance.
Anunwantedseriesofmultiplefaults(usuallycausedbya
badcontactorsensor)iscalledaswinger.Swinger
shutdownsetsthemaximumnumberofalarmsthatany
sensororhardwireloopcantriggerduringasinglearming
period.
NOTE: COandSmokedetectoralarmsarenotlimitedby
theswingershutdowncount.Othertypesof24hour
zonesarelimitedbytheswingershutdowncount.
Thedefaultsetting(2)TwoTripssetstheswinger
shutdowncountattwo(2)trips.
Tochangethiscount,select(16).
Q21: Siren Supervision Time (0-3)

DEFAULT:(0)Disabled
Thewiringconnectiontotheexternalsoundercanbe
supervised.Ifthewiringtothesounderiscutfor15,30,or
45seconds,abelltroublereportcanbesenttotheCentral
Station.
Thedefaultsetting(0)Disabledturnsexternal
soundersupervisionOFF.
Tosupervisetheexternalsounderwiring,select:
(1)15Seconds
(2)30Seconds
(3)45Seconds
Q22: CS Lack of Usage Notification Time

(0-255)
DEFAULT:(7)SevenDays
Ifthissystemhasnotbeenarmedforaspecifiednumberof
days,inactivityreportscanbesenttotheCentralStation.
Thedefaultsettingis(7)SevenDays.
Tochangetheduration,selectavaluebetween1to
255days.
ToturnthisfeatureOFF,select(0)Disabled.
Q23: Radio Modem Network Failure Time

(0-255)
DEFAULT:30Minutes
NOTE: GSM(Cellular)RadioModulemustbeinstalledto
usethisfunction.
IftheoptionalGSM(Cellular)RadioModulelosesits
cellularconnection,specifytheamountofdowntimethat
mustpassbeforetriggeringatroublecondition.
Thedefaultsettingis30minutes.
Tospecifyadifferentamountoftime,enteravalue
betweenone(1)to255minutes.
NOTE: Aftercellularserviceisrestoredforfive(5)minutes,
thetroubleconditionautomaticallyclears.
Q24: Radio Modem Network Failure

Causes Trouble (0-1)
DEFAULT:(1)Enabled
usethisfunction.
SelectswhethertheControlPanelwillsoundanddisplay
troubleiftheoptionalGSM(Cellular)RadioModulehaslost
itscellularconnection.Thetroublesoundercanbesilenced
bytheuserattheControlPanel(cellradiotroubleislogged
regardlessofthissetting).Whenthecellularradiomodule
connectionisrestored,thetroubleindications
automaticallyclear.
Thedefault(1)Enabledallowsradiomodulefailure
troubleindications.
Toturnoffradiomodulefailuretroubleindications,
select(0)Disabled.
Q25: Radio Modem Network Failure

Reports (0-1)
DEFAULT:(1)Enabled
usethisfunction.
IftheoptionalGSM(Cellular)RadioModulelosesits
cellularconnection,theControlPanelcanreportthefault
andrestorevialandlineiftelephonereportingisenabled.
Thedefault(1)Enabledallowsradiomodulefailure/
restorereporting.
Toturnoffradiomodulefailure/restorereporting,
select(0)Disabled.
Q26: Auto Stay (0-1)
Q31: Cancel Time, in Minutes (5-255)
DEFAULT:(1)Enabled
ThisfeaturemustbeenabledforANSI/SIACP01compliance
Whenautostayisenabledandthesystemisarmedinthe
Awaymode,ifanexit/entrysensorisnotviolatedduring
theExitDelay,thesystemwillarmintheStaymode.
Thedefaultsettingis(1)Enabledwhichturnsthe
autostayfeatureON.
Toturnthisfeatureoff,select(0)Disabled.
DEFAULT:5minutes
TheminimumsettingforANSI/SIACP01complianceis5
minutes.Thenumberofminutescanbeincreasedwithout
affectingANSI/SIACP01compliance.
AcancelreportwillbesenttotheCentralStationafteran
alarm,ifthesystemisdisarmedwithintheprogrammed
time.
Thedefaultsettingforthecancellationtimeisfive(5)
minutes.
Toextendthistimeinterval,enteravaluebetweensix
(6)to254minutes.
Toalwayssendacancelreportwhenthesystemis
disarmedafteranalarm,enter255.
NOTE: IfthesystemisremotelyarmedinAwaymodeusing
akeyfob,telephone,mobileapp,orcomputer,the
autostayfeaturewillnotswitchthesystemtoStay
mode.
Q27: Exit Delay Restart (0-1)

DEFAULT:(1)Enabled
ThisfeaturemustbeenabledforANSI/SIACP01
compliance.
WhenExitDelayrestartisenabled,reenteringthe
premisesthroughanexit/entrydoorduringtheExitDelay
willrestarttheExitDelay.TherestartoftheExitDelaywill
onlyoccuronetime;furtherviolationsofanexit/entry
sensorwillnotextendtheExitDelay.
Thedefaultsetting(1)Enabledturnsthisfeature
ON.
Q28: Quick Exit (0-1)

DEFAULT:(1)Enabled
ThequickexitfeatureallowstheusertostarttheExitDelay
whilethesystemisarmed.Whenthisfeatureisenabled,a
QuickExitbuttonappearsontheSecurityscreen.Pressing
QuickExitwhilethesystemisarmedallowstheuserto
leavethroughanexit/entrydoor.AftertheExitDelay
expires,thesystemwillreturntobeingarmedinthemode
itwasinbefore(eitherStayorAwaymode).
ON.
Q29: Periodic Test, in Days (0-255)

DEFAULT:30Days
Recurringtestreportscanbeautomaticallysenttothe
CentralStationataspecifiednumberofdays.
Thedefaultsettingis30.Thissendsanautomatic
testreporttotheCentralStationevery30days.
Tochangethenumberofdays,enteravalue
betweenone(1)to255days.
Todisablethisfeature,select(0)Disabled.
NOTE: SeeQ32:CancelDisplayforinformationon
displayingwhenacancelreportissent.
Q32: Cancel Display (0-1)

DEFAULT:(1)Enabled
ThisfeaturemustbeenabledforANSI/SIACP01
compliance.
AcancelreportwillbesenttotheCentralStationafteran
alarm,ifthesystemisdisarmedwithintheprogrammed
time.TheControlPanelcanalsodisplaythatacancelreport
wassent.
Thedefaultsetting(1)Enabledenablesthecancel
displayfeature.
Toturnoffthecanceldisplayfeature,select(0)
Disabled.
NOTE: SeeQ31:CancelTime,inMinutesforinformationon
settingthecancelreporttriggertime.
Q33: Cross Sensor 47-48 (0-1)

DEFAULT:(0)Disabled
TheControlPanelcanbeprogrammedsosensors47and48
mustbothbeviolatedduringasettimetotriggeranalarm.
Thisiscalledcrosssensorverification.Whenenabled,if
onlyonesensor(47or48)isviolated,thealarmwillnot
trigger,butatroublereportwillbesentforthesensorthat
triggered.
NOTE: COandFirezonecannotbeusedforcrosssensors.
Thedefaultsetting(0)Disabledturnsthecross
sensorfeatureOFF.
ToturnthecrosssensorfeatureON,select(1)
Enabled.
NOTE: SeeQ34:CrossSensorTimeout,inSecondsfor
informationonsettingthecrosssensortimeout.
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Q34: Cross Sensor Timeout, in Seconds

(10-120)
DEFAULT:10Seconds
Thecrosssensortimeoutisthemaximumperiodoftime
allowedbetweenviolationofsensors47and48thatwill
triggeranalarm.Ifbothsensorsareviolatedwithinthis
timeperiod,analarmwillbetriggered.Ifbothsensorsare
notviolatedwithinthistimeperiod,analarmwillnotbe
triggered.
NOTE: Crosssensorverificationmustbeenabledwith
Q33:CrossSensor4748forthisfeaturetofunction.
Thedefaultsettingforthecrosssensortimeoutis
10seconds.
Tochangethetimeoutduration,enteravalued
between11to120seconds.
Q35: Abort Window Dialer Delay (0-2)

DEFAULT:(1)30Seconds
ThedefaultminimumsettingforANSI/SIACP01compliance
is30seconds.
Thedelaytimecanbeincreasedto45secondswithout
affectingANSI/SIACP01complianceonlyifthe
combinationofQ35andQ6orQ7doesnotexceedone(1)
minute.
NOTE: Thedialerdelaycanbedisabledforeachsensor
withoutaffectingANSI/SIACP01compliance.See"RF
SensorProgrammingQuestions"onpage42.
Thedialer(digitalcommunicator)delayscallingtheCentral
Stationtoallowtheuserenoughtimetocancelafalse
alarmbeforeitisreported.
Thedefaultsettingis(1)30Seconds.
Tochangethesetting,select(0)15Secondsor(2)
45Seconds.
Q36: Burglary Bell Cutoff (0 to 4)

DEFAULT:(0)4Minutes
Whenaburglaryalarmistriggered,thebellwillsounduntil
theburglarybellcutofftimeexpires.
Thedefaultsettingfortheburglarybellcutoffis(0)
4Minutes.
Tochangethecutofftime,selectanoptionbelow.
BurglaryBellCutoffTime
(0)4Minutes
(1)8Minutes
(2)12Minutes
(3)16Minutes
(4)Unlimited
NOTE: The24hourAuxiliaryAlarmZone(08)doesnot
followtheburglarybellcutofftimeandwillsoundthe
ControlPanelslocalalarmuntilaUserCodeisentered.
TheAuxiliaryAlarmZonedoesnottriggertheexternal
siren(ifused).
Q37: Fire Bell Cutoff (0-4)

DEFAULT:(0)4Minutes
Whenafirealarmistriggered,thebellsoundsuntilthefire
bellcutofftimeexpires.
Thedefaultsetting(0)4Minutessetstheburglary
bellcutofftofour(4)minutes.
Tochangethefirebellcutofftime,selectanoption
below
FireBellCutoffTime
(0)4minutes
(1)8minutes
(2)12minutes
(3)16minutes
(4)Unlimited
Q38: Time to Detect AC Loss, in Minutes

(0-30)
DEFAULT:(10)10Minutes
WhenACpowerislost,theysystemdisplaysapowerloss
alert
afterthespecifiedtimelength.Whenpoweris
restored,thealertisautomaticallyclearedafterone(1)
minute.
Thedefaultdetectiontimerfordisplayingthealert
messageis(10)10Minutes.
Tochangethedetectiontimer,enteravalue
between0to30minutes.
isdisplayedorclears,
NOTE: AftertheACpoweralert
theACpowerlossreportorACpowerrestorereport
canbesenttotheCentralStationimmediately,orata
randomtime,seeQ39:RandomACLossReportTime.
NOTE: TheControlPanelsACPowerIconimmediately
displaysthepowerstatus.SeeACPowerOn/OFFon
page29.
DEFAULT:(1)Enabled
ThisfeatureallowsthesystemtoreportACpowerlossand
ACpowerrestoreatarandomtimeofupto45minutes
aftertheeventoccurs.ThishelpstoreduceCentralStation
congestionduetoawidespreadpoweroutageaffecting
manyControlPanelsatonce.TherandomACpowerstatus
reporttimeristriggeredbasedonthetimesetbyQ38:
RandomACLossReportTime.
ON.
Whenthepanelanswersthephone,theuserwillbe
promptedtoentertheircode.Ifavalidcodeisentered,the
systemwillannouncethecurrentsystemstatus.Ifaninvalid
codeisentered,thepanelwillaskforthecodeagain.After
twoinvalidattempts,thepanelwilldisconnect.Aftertwo
calls,withtwoinvalidattemptseach,thepanelwilllockout.
Thelockoutwilllastfor30minutes.
Thedefaultsettingis(3)DataandVoice.
Tousedataaccessonly,select(1)DataOnly.
Tousevoiceaccessonly,select(2)VoiceOnly.
ToturntheremoteaccessfeatureOFF,select(0)
Disabled.
Q40: CS #2 Phone Number (0-25 digits)
Telephone
Key
RemoteControlPhone
Mode
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
#
Systemstatusreport
ArmthesysteminAwaymode
ArmthesysteminStaymode
Disarmthesystem
Turnontheauxiliaryoutput
Turnofftheauxiliaryoutput
Stopthesystemstatusreport
Disconnect(hangup)
Repeatcommandmenu
Bypassallopensensorsandarm
system
Q39: Random AC Loss Report Time (0-1)
DEFAULT:NoDefault
ThetelephonenumberforCentralStation#2canbeupto
25digits.CentralStationtelephone#2isdialedasbackupin
casetelephone#1doesnotconnect.
EntertheCentralStation#2telephonenumber.
symbols.ThePbuttonaddsa3secondpausetothe
dialing.
Q41: CS #2 Account Number (4 Digits)

DEFAULT:NoDefault
TheaccountnumberforCentralStation#2isalwaysfour
digitsandcanincludesomealphacharacters.
Enterfour(4)digitsfortheCentralStation#2
accountnumber.
TheShiftbuttonaccessesB,C,D,E,andF
characters.
NOTE: RemotelyarmingthesystemtoAwaymodewillnot
startanExitDelayoractivateAutoStaymode(if
enabled).
Q42: Remote Control Phone (0-3)

DEFAULT:(3)DataandVoice
Thissettingcontrolsremotetelephoneaccesstothe
system.
Thedataoptionisfortheinstaller.Itallowsaccess
forprogrammingandoperatingthesystemwith
customPCdownloadersoftware.
Thevoiceoptionisforthesubscriber.Itallowsthe
subscribertocallthesystemfromanoffsitephone,
togetthestatusofthesystem,andtoperform
remotecommands.Thesecommandsareexecuted
byenteringtouchtones.Thestatusisreportedback
viavoiceprompts.AvalidUserCodeisrequiredfor
remotetelephoneaccess.Theusercanperformthe
followingfunctions:arminanymode,disarm,
bypass,getsystemstatus,andturnonorturnoff
theopencollectoroutput.
Ifvoiceaccessisenabled,toconnecttothepanel,the
subscriberwillneedtocallthetelephonenumberthatthe
ControlPanelisconnectedto,waitforoneortworings,
thenhangup.Thesubscriberneedstocallagain,within10
45seconds.TheControlPanelanswersthecall.
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Q43: Installer Code (4 Digits)

DEFAULT:1561
Theinstallercodeisauniquecodethatinstallation
techniciansusetoaccesstheInstallerToolboxonthe
ControlPanel.
Thedefaultinstallercodeis1561.
Tochangetheinstallercode,enteranewfour(4)
digitcode.
fields,select(1)DefaultAllExceptCSID,Account/
Phone,Lockouts.
TodenyhardandsoftresettingoftheControl
Panel,select(2)DefaultNone.
Ifoption1or2isselected,theoptiontakeseffectafterthe
systemrunsfor48hours.Thisallowstheinstallertogoback
andmakechangesifrequired.
IMPORTANT: Ifyouchangetheinstallercode,alwayswrite
itdownsoyoucanaccessthesystemlater.
Q46: Trouble Doesnt Sound at Night (01)
NOTE: Theinstallercodemustbeuniquefromthemaster
usercodeandallotherusercodes.
DEFAULT:(1)Enabled
Q44: Lock Installer Programming (0-2)
TheControlPanelwillsoundtroublebeepscausedbyAC
loss,systemlowbattery,sensorlowbatteryorRF
supervision,failuretocommunicate,ControlPaneltamper
whiledisarmed,andcellradiofaults.
Topreventannoyingthesubscriber,thesystemcanbeset
tosuppresstroublebeepsfromsoundingfrom10PMto9
AM.Thetroublealertsarestilldisplayedandimmediately
reportedtotheCentralStation,andcanbeacknowledged,
buttheywontsoundbeepsuntilafter9AM.
Ifthetroublecondition(s)selfclearorareacknowledged
before9AM,notroublebeepssoundafter9AM(the
conditionsarestillrecordedintheeventlog).
Thedefaultsetting(1)Enabledsuppressestrouble
beepsfrom10PMto9AM
Toallowtroublebeepsatanytime,select(0)
Disabled..
DEFAULT:(0)Disabled
Theinstallerprogramminglockoutfeatureisprovidedto
preventtakeovers.TheControlPanelcanbesettolimitan
installersaccesstoprogrammingquestionsafteraperiod
of48hours.The48HourLockouttimerstartswhenthe
installerexitsSystemConfigurationmode.
Three(3)optionsareavailable:
Unlimitedfullaccesstoprogramming(nolockout)
Limitedaccesstoprogrammingafter48hours
Noaccesstoprogrammingafter48hours
Thedefaultsetting(0)Disabledselectsunlimitedfullaccess
toprogramming(nolockout).
Todenyaccesstoprogrammingafter48hours,select(1)No
AccesstoProgramming.
Ifyouselect(2)LimitedAccesstoProgrammingtheinstaller
willbeabletoview,butnotchangethefollowingattributes
afterthesystemhasrunfor48hours,theCentralStation
phonenumber,CentralStationaccountnumber,lock
installerprogramming,downloadID,anddefaultlockout
fields.
Afterthe48hourlockouttimerhaslockedoutthesystem,
thetimercanberesetthroughthecellradioorPC
downloadbyremotelysettingthisquestionto(0)or(2).
Settingtheoptionto(0)or(2)willrestartthe48hour
lockouttimer.
Q45: Lock Default Programming (0-2)

DEFAULT:(0)DefaultAll
TheControlPanelmaybeabletobehardreset(orsoft
resetfromtheInstallerToolbox)toitsfactorydefaultvalues
dependingonthevalueenteredforthisprogramming
question.
TheControlPanelishardresetbypressingandholdingthe
and buttonswhileapplyingpowertotheControl
Panel.
Thedefaultlockoutfeatureisprovidedtoprevent
takeovers.Threeoptionsareavailable:allowdefaultofall
options,allowdefaultofsomebutnotalloptions,notallow
defaultofanyoptions.
Thedefaultsettingof(0)DefaultAllallowsresetting
theControlPaneltoallitsfactorydefaults.
ToallowresettingtheControlPaneltoallitsfactory
defaultsexcepttheCentralStationphonenumber,
CentralStationaccountnumber,lockinstaller
programming,downloadID,anddefaultlockout
NOTE: ForUL985:HouseholdFireWarningSystemUnits
installations,thissettingmustbesetto(0)Disabled
Q47: Trouble Resound After Hold Off (0-7)

DEFAULT:(0)Disabled
FireandCOsensorsarerequiredtoresoundtroublebeeps
everyfourhoursuntilthetroubleisresolved,evenifthe
troubleisacknowledgedattheControlPanel.TheControl
Panelcanbesettodelayresoundingthesetypesoftrouble
beepsfor17days.
NOTE: ThisfeatureisnotallowedinUL985installations.
Thesettingmustbe(0)Disabledinthisgradeof
installation.
Thedefaultsetting(0)Disabledallowstrouble
beepsforCOandfiresensorstoresoundevery
four(4)hoursafterbeingacknowledged
TodelayresoundingtroublebeepsforCOandFire
sensors,select(17)days
Q48: Download CSID (6 Digits)
Q52: AC Loss Reports to CS (0-1)
DEFAULT:000000
Thesystemsupportsasix(6)digitCSIDcodethatisusedfor
remotetelephoneprogrammingoftheControlPanel.This
codeisverifiedwhentheControlPanelconnectswiththe
downloadingsoftware.IftheCSIDcodedoesntmatchthe
downloadingsoftware,theControlPanelwilldenythe
connection.
TheCSIDcodecanbeenteredmanuallywiththis
programmingquestion.
Ifthisfieldisleftwiththedefault(000000),thefirst
timethedownloadingsoftwareconnectswiththe
ControlPanel,thefieldwillbefilledwiththe
softwaresCSID.
DEFAULT:(1)Enabled
ACpowerlossreportscanbesenttotheCentralStationif
theControlPanellosesACpower.
Thedefaultsetting(1)EnabledallowsACpowerloss
reports.
ToturnoffACpowerlossreports,select(0)
Disabled.
Q49: Programming Mode Entry Reports

to CS (0-1)
NOTE: TheControlPanelsACpowericondisplaysthe
powerstatusimmediately.AredXovertheicon
indicatesnoACpower.
DEFAULT:(0)Disabled
AreportcanbesenttotheCentralStationanytimeinstaller
programmingmodeisenteredandexited.
Thedefaultsetting(0)Disabledpreventsreporting
programmingmodeentryandexit.
Toreportprogrammingmodeentryandexit,select
(1)Enabled.
NOTE: Thisreportcanonlybesentthroughthetelephone
dialer.ItisnotsupportedthroughtheGSM(Cellular)
RadioModule.
NOTE: TheACpowerwillhavetobeabsentfromthe
ControlPanelforthetimesetbyprogrammingquestion
Q38beforetheACpowerlosstroublealert
is
displayed(thedefaultis10minutes).Ifprogramming
questionQ39isenabled,theactualACpowerloss
reportwilloccuratarandomtimeofuptofourhours
aftertheACpowerlosstroublealert
isdisplayed.
Q53: System Low Battery Reports to CS

(0-1)
DEFAULT:(1)Enabled
LowbatteryreportscanbesenttotheCentralStationifthe
ControlPanelsbatterytestslow.
Thedefault(1)EnabledallowsControlPanellow
batteryreports.
ToturnoffControlPanellowbatteryreports,select
(0)Disabled.
Q50: Trouble Reports to CS (0-1)

DEFAULT:(1)Enabled
TroublereportscanbesenttotheCentralStationwhenany
sensortroubleconditionoccurs.
Thedefaultsetting(1)Enabledallowsreporting
sensortroubleconditions.
Tonotreportsensortroubleconditions,select(0)
Disabled.
NOTE: Thissettingdoesnotaffecttroublereportscaused
byControlPanelconditions,onlytroublereportscaused
bysensors.
Q54: RF Low Battery Reports to CS (0-1)

DEFAULT:(1)Enabled
SensorlowbatteryreportscanbesenttotheCentral
Stationifasensorbatterytestslowandsendsalowbattery
transmissiontotheControlPanel.
Thedefaultsettingis(1)Enabledandallowsthe
systemtosendlowbatteryreportsforsensors.
Q55: Opening Reports to CS (0-1)

Q51: Manual Bypass Reports to CS (0-1)
DEFAULT:(0)Disabled
ManualbypassreportscanbesenttotheCentralStation
whenanysensorhasbeenmanuallybypassedbytheuser.
Thedefaultsetting(0)Disabledpreventssending
manualbypassreports.
Toallowsendingmanualbypassreports,select(1)
Enabled.
DEFAULT:(0)Disabled
OpeningreportscanbesenttotheCentralStationeach
timethesystemisdisarmed.Theuserorkeyfobnumberis
indicatedintheopeningreport.
Thedefaultsetting(0)Disabledpreventsopening
reports.
Toallowopeningreports,select(1)Enabled.
Q56: Closing Reports to CS (0-1)

DEFAULT:(0)Disabled
ClosingreportscanbesenttotheCentralStationeachtime
thesystemisarmed.Theuserorkeyfobnumberis
indicatedintheclosingreport.IfQuickArmingisenabled,
User#0isindicatedfortheclosingreport.
Thedefaultsetting(0)Disabledpreventsclosing
reports.
Toallowclosingreports,select(1)Enabled.
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Q57: Alarm Restore Reports to CS (0-1)

DEFAULT:(0)Disabled
AlarmrestorereportscanbesenttotheCentralStation
afteranalarmwheneitherthebelltimeouthasbeen
reachedorthesystemisdisarmed.Ifalarmrestoresare
enabledandswingershutdownissettotwo,arestorewill
bereportedifthesensorisclosed(normalstate)atbell
cutofforbecomesclosedafterbellcutoff.Ifswinger
shutdownissettoone,arestorewillonlybesentifthe
sensorisclosedatthetimeofdisarm.Restoresarenotsent
ifasensorisinswingershutdownuntilthetimeofdisarm
andthesensorisclosed.
Thedefaultsetting(0)Disabledpreventsalarm
restorereports.
Toallowalarmrestorereports,select(1)Enabled.
Q58: Trouble Restore Reports to CS (0-1)

DEFAULT:(1)Enabled
TroublerestorereportscanbesenttotheCentralStation
whenanysensortroubleconditionclears.
Thedefaultsetting(1)Enabledallowsthesystemto
sendreportswhentroubleconditionsarerestored.
Q61: System Low Battery Restore

Reports to CS (0-1)
DEFAULT:(1)Enabled
WhenalowbatteryconditionisrestoredontheControl
Panel,thesystemcansendarestorereporttotheCentral
Station.
Thedefaultsetting(1)Enabledallowsthesystemto
sendreportswhenlowbatteryconditionsare
restored.
Q62: RF Low Battery Restore Reports to

CS (0-1)
DEFAULT:(1)Enabled
Sensorlowbatteryrestorereportscanbesenttothe
CentralStationifasensorbatteryhadtestedlowandisnow
OK.
Thedefaultsetting(1)Enabledallowssensorlow
batteryrestorereports.
Toturnoffsensorlowbatteryrestorereports,
select(0)Disabled.
Q63: Phone Fail Detect (0-1)

DEFAULT:(0)Disabled
BypassrestorereportscanbesenttotheCentralStation
whenanysensorthatwasforcebypassedormanually
bypassedgetsrestored.
Thedefaultsetting(0)Disabledpreventsbypass
restorereports.
Toallowbypassrestorereports,selectenabled(1)
Enabled.
DEFAULT:(0)Disabled
Thesystemcanmonitorthetelephonelineconnectedto
theControlPanel.Ifthetelephonelineisshortedorcut,
theControlPanelwillindicatetelephonelinetroubleby
soundingtroublebeepsanddisplayingthenophoneicon.
IftheoptionalGSM(Cellular)RadioModuleisinstalled,the
telephonelinefailurewillstillbereportedifthisquestionis
enabled.
Thedefaultsetting(0)DisabledturnsthisfeatureOFF.
Toturnonthisfeature,select(1)Enabled.
Q60: AC Restore Reports to CS (0-1)
NOTE: If(0)DisabledisselectedinQ8:Dialer,telephone
linefailuredetectionisalsodisabledregardlessofthe
settingspecifiedhereinQ63:PhoneFailDetect.
Q59: Bypass Restore Reports to CS (0-1)
DEFAULT:(1)Enabled
ACpowerrestorereportscanbesenttotheCentralStation
whentheControlPanelregainsACpowerafteranAC
powerloss.
Thedefaultsetting(1)EnabledallowsACpower
restorereports.
ToturnoffACpowerrestorereports,select(0)
Disabled.
NOTE: TheACpowerwillhavetoberestoredtotheControl
PanelforoneminutebeforetheACpowerlosstrouble
alert
automaticallyclears.Ifprogrammingquestion
Q39isenabled,theactualACpowerrestorereportwill
occuratarandomtimeofuptofourhoursaftertheAC
powerlosstroublealert
hascleared.
NOTE: TheControlPanelsACpowericondisplaysthe
powerstatus.AredXovertheiconindicatesnoAC
power.
Q64: Smart Test Reports

DEFAULT:(0)Disabled
SmarttestreportsareawaytoreduceCentralStation
traffic.Ifsmarttestreportsareenabledandregular
periodictestreportsareenabled,anynontestreporttothe
CentralStation(alarm,restore,trouble,etc.)duringthe
normaloperationofthesystemwillresettheperiodictest
reporttimer.Periodictestreportswouldonlybesentifthe
ControlPanelhasnotreportedinanywaytotheCentral
Station.
Thedefaultsetting(0)Disabledpreventssmarttest
reports.
Toallowsmarttestreports,select(1)Enabled.
Q65: RF Jam Causes Trouble (0-1)

DEFAULT:(0)Disabled
ThesystemcanmonitortheControlPanelssensorreceiver
anddetectwhetheratransmitterisstuckontheaircausing
jamming.Whenjamdetectisenabled,theControlPanel
willindicateatroubleconditionifRFjammingisdetected.
NOTE: Thisprogrammingquestiononlyfunctionsiftrouble
reportsareenabledwithprogrammingquestionQ50.
Thedefaultsetting(0)DisabledturnsRFjam
detectionOFF.
ToturnonRFjamdetection,select(1)Enabled.
Q66: Daylight Saving (0-1)

DEFAULT:(1)Enabled
TheControlPanelcanadjustitsdisplayedclockandinternal
clockforDaylightSavingTime(DST).Ifthecellradioisused,
thetimewillbeautomaticallyadjustedregardlessofthis
setting.Thesystemdefaultissettousethecurrentstart
(March)andend(November)datesfortheUnitedStates.
TheDSTstartandenddatescanbeadjustedasfollows:
Thedefaultsetting(1)EnabledturnsONtheDST
clockforthesystem.
ToturnofftheDSTclock,select(0)Disabled.
NOTE: Ifenabled,respondtoprogrammingquestionsQ67,
Q68,Q69,andQ70tomodifythestartandstopvalues
forDST.
Q67: Daylight Saving Start Month (01-12)

DEFAULT:(03)March
ThedefaultDSTstartmonthissetto(03)March.
Tochangethestartmonthforyourcountry,region,
orstate,enterthedesiredmonth,(0112)January
December:
Q68: Daylight Saving Start Monday (1-7)

DEFAULT:(2)2ndSunday
Thedefault(2)setsthesecondSundayasthe
daylightsavingstartweek.
Tochangethestartweek,enterthe1st,2nd,3rd,
4th,last,secondfromlast,thirdfromlast(17)as
thedaylightsavingstartweek.
Q69: Daylight Saving End Month (01-12)

DEFAULT:(11)November
Thedefault(11)Novemberdefinesthedaylight
savingendmonth.
Tochangetheendmonthforyourcountry,region,
orstate,enterthedesiredmonth,(0112)January
December.
Q70: Daylight Saving End Sunday (1-7)

DEFAULT:(1)1stSunday
Thedefaultsetting(1)1stSundaydefinesthe
daylightsavingendweek.
Tochangetheendweek,enterthe1st,2nd,3rd,
4th,last,secondfromlast,thirdfromlast(17)as
thedaylightsavingendweek.
Q71: System Tamper Causes Trouble (01)

DEFAULT:(1)Enabled
AtamperswitchontheControlPaneldetectsifthecasehas
beenopened.Thesystemcanbeprogrammedsothata
tamperswitchactivationwillcauseatroubleindicationif
thesystemisdisarmed,andanalarmifthesystemisarmed.
Thedefault(1)allowstheControlPaneltamper
switchtotriggertroublewhenthesystemis
disarmed,andalarmwhenthesystemisarmed.
TohavethesystemignoretheControlPaneltamper
switch,select(0)Disabled.
Q72: Quick Bypass (0-1)

DEFAULT:(0)Disabled
Normally,sensorsthatareviolated(open)atthetimethe
systemisarmedwillrequiretheusertoentertheircodeto
forcebypassthem.TheControlPanelcanbeprogrammed
sothatwhenthesystemisarmedwithopensensors,acode
isnotrequiredtobypasstheopensensor(s)andcomplete
thearming.
Thedefaultsetting(0)Disabledrequiresenteringa
codetobypasssensors.
Toallowbypassingsensorswithoutacode,select
(1)Enabled.
Q73: Disarming Keyfob After Alarm

(Alert) (0-1)
DEFAULT:(0)Disabled
Thesystemcanproduceauniquesoundwhenitsdisarmed
withakeyfobafteranalarmhasoccurred.Fourbeepswill
soundfromtheControlPanelsspeaker,fourchirpswill
soundfromtheexternalsounder(ifinstalled).Thisfeature
servesasasafetyalerttotheusersotheycanenterthe
protectedpremiseswithcaution.
Thedefaultsetting(0)Disabledwillnotcausea
uniquesoundwhendisarmingafteranalarm.
Tocauseuniquesoundwhendisarmingafteran
alarm,select(1)Enabled.
Q74: Keyfob Arm/Disarm Confirmation

(0-1)
DEFAULT:(0)Disabled
Thesystemcanproduceauniquesoundwhenitsarmedor
disarmedwithakeyfob.TheControlPanelsspeakerwill
soundonebeepwhenarmingandtwobeepswhen
disarming.Theexternalsounder(ifinstalled)willsoundone
chirpwhenarmingandtwochirpswhendisarming(four
beepsafteranalarmifQ73isenabled).Thisfeature
indicatestotheuserthattheirkeyfobsignalwasreceived
bytheControlPanelincaseotherarm/disarmindications
(armedLED,etc.)arenotavailableorvisibletotheuser.
Thedefaultsetting(0)Disabledwillnotcausea
uniquesoundwhencontrolledbyakeyfob.
Tocauseauniquesoundwhencontrolledbyakey
fob,select(1)Enabled.
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Q75: Auto Un Bypass for Manual Bypass

(0-1)
DEFAULT:(1)Enabled
Violated(open)sensorscanbemanuallybypassedbythe
userthroughtheUserToolboxorforcebypassedatthetime
ofarming.
Forcebypassedsensorsautomaticallyhavetheirbypasses
removedwhenthesystemisdisarmed.
Manuallybypassedsensorscanhavetheirbypass
automaticallyremovedatdisarmingorhavetheirbypasses
remaininplace.
Thedefaultsetting(1)Enabledautomatically
removesbypassesfrommanuallybypassedsensors
whenthesystemisdisarmed.
Tohavemanuallybypassedsensorsremain
bypassedwhenthesystemisdisarmed,select(0)
Disabled.
Q76: Force Bypass Reports (0-1)

DEFAULT:(0)Disabled
Thesystemcanreportwhichsensorshavebeenforce
bypassedbytheuserwhenthesystemisarmed.Forced
bypassedsensorsarealwaysrecordedintheeventlog,
regardlessofthesettingofthisprogrammingquestion.
Thedefaultsetting(0)Disabledpreventsreporting
forcedbypassedsensors.
Toreportforcedbypassedsensors,select(1)
Enabled.
Q77: Event Log (0-3)

DEFAULT:(3)AllEvents
Tocontroltheamountofeventlogentries,theeventsthat
getrecordedintothesystemseventlogcanbeselectedby
type.Thissettingfilterstheeventsthatpopulatetheevent
log.
Thedefaultsetting(3)AllEventsrecordsallevents
intheeventlog.
Tochoosedifferentoptions,selectoneofthese
filters:
EventLogFilters
(0)Disabled(noeventslogged)
(1)AllEventsExceptOpen,Closing,andBypass
(2)AllEventsExceptOpenandClosing
(3)AllEvents
Q78: Output
DEFAULT:(11)FollowsInternalSounderAlarm
ThedefaultsettingforANSI/SIACP01is(11)Follows
InternalSounderAlarm.
Thesystemsopencollectoroutputisavailableonthe
ControlPanelsterminalblocktoconnecttoanexternal
device.Theconditionsthatwillcausetheopencollector
outputtoactivateareprogrammable.
Selectoneofthesettingsbelow:
OpenCollectorOutputMode
(00)Disabled
(01)ActivatedWhenArmed
(02)ActivatedWhenDisarmed
OpenCollectorOutputMode
(03)ActivatedonFTC(FailuretoCommunicate)
(04)ActivatedonSirenSupervision
(05)ActivatedonRadioFault
(06)ActivatedonBurglaryAlarm
(07)ActivatedonFireAlarm
(08)ActivatedonAnyAlarm
(09)ActivatedonAnySystemTrouble
(10)ZWaveactivation(Option#10notcurrently
active)
(11)FollowsInternalSounderAlarm
(12)FollowsExit/EntryBeeps
Q79: Z-Wave Feature (0-3)

DEFAULT:(1)DisabledbutVisible
TheZWavehomeservicesfeaturecanbeenabledor
disabledwithvariousremotecontrolaccessoptions.
Thedefaultsetting(1)DisabledbutVisibledisplays
theServicesbutton,butwillshowamessagethat
thefeatureiscurrentlydisabledandtheuser
shouldcalltheinstaller.
TohidetheServicesbutton,select(0)Disabledand
Hidden.
ToshowtheServicesbuttonanddisableoffsite
remotecontrol,select(2)EnabledonPanel,Remote
AccessDisabled.
ToshowtheServicesbutton,withZWaverules
disabledandoffsiteremotecontrolenabled,select
(3)EnabledonPanel,RulesDisabled,RemoteAccess
Enabled.
Q80: Z-Wave Switches Feature (0 to 1)

DEFAULT:(0)Disabled
DisplayoftheHomeServicesSwitchesbuttoncanbe
enabledordisabled.
NOTE: ThisprogrammingquestiononlyfunctionsifQ79:Z
WaveFeatureissetto(2)or(3).
Thedefaultsetting(0)DisabledhidestheSwitches
button.
ToshowtheSwitchesbutton,select(1)Enabled.
Q81: Z-Wave Thermostats Feature (0 to

1)
DEFAULT:(0)Disabled
ShoworhidetheHomeServicesThermostatsbuttonon
theControlPanel.
Thedefaultsetting(0)Disabledhidesthe
Thermostatsbutton.
TodisplaytheThermostatsbutton,select(1)
Enabled.
Q82: Z-Wave Door Locks Feature (0-1)

DEFAULT:(0)Disabled
DisplayoftheHomeServicesDoorLocksbuttoncanbe
enabledordisabled.Thisprogrammingquestiononly
functionsiftheZWavefeatureenablequestionQ79:Z
Thedefaultsetting(0)DisabledhidestheDoor
Locksbutton.
TodisplaytheDoorLocksbutton,select(1)
Enabled.
Q83: Select Temperature Display Units

(0-1)
DEFAULT:(0)DegreesFahrenheit
TheHomeServicesZWavethermostatdisplayscreenscan
showthetemperatureindegreesFahrenheitordegrees
Celsius.
WaveFeatureissetto(2)or(3)andQ81:ZWave
ThermostatsFeatureissetto(1)Enabled.
Thedefaultsettingis(0)DegreesFahrenheit.
Tochangethesetting,select(1)Celsius.
NOTE: Thesettingyouselectherealsochangesthedisplay
unitsshownontheweatherforecastontheControl
PanelsHomescreen.
Q84: Services Require Master Code (0 to

1)
DEFAULT:(0)Disabled
TheServicesbuttoncanbeconfiguredtorequiretheuseof
themasterusercodetoaccessServices.
Thedefaultsetting(0)Disabledoverridesthe
requirementtoenteramasterusercodetoaccessthe
Servicesmenu.
Torequiretheuseofthemasterusercodetoaccessthe
Servicesmenu,select(1)Enabled.
Whenenabledthenthemasterusercodeisrequiredto
accesstheServicesandtheZWavedeviceconfigurations.
ThiskeepsunauthorizedusersfrombeingabletochangeZ
Wavesettings,suchastemperature,lightsandlocks.
Q85: Master User Access to Z-Wave

Toolbox (0-1)
DEFAULT:(0)Disabled
TheZWaveToolboxmenucanbesettorequiretheuseof
themasterusercodeortheinstallercode.Bydefault,the
installercodeisrequiredforuserstoaccesstheZWave
Toolbox.
Thedefaultsetting(0)Disabledrequiresuserstoenter
theinstallercodetoaccesstheZWaveToolboxmenu
andallofitsfeatures,includingtheAdvancedToolbox.
Torequiretheuseofthemasterusercodeorthe
installercodetoaccesstheZWaveToolboxmenu,
select(1)Enabled.
NOTE: When(1)Enabled,theInstallercodewillstillbe
requiredtoaccesstheAdvancedToolboxmenu.This
preventsendusersfromaddingorremovingZWave
devices.
Q86: Disable Siren After Two-Way Audio

(0-1)
DEFAULT:(0)Disabled
Thissettingenhancessystemoperationinpersonal
emergencyapplicationsandalsoprovidesthedealerwith
theoptionofthesirensoundinguntilthebellcutofforto
theendofatwowayvoicesession.
Thedefaultsetting(0)Disabledwillcausethesirento
resumeaftertwowayaudio(ifthebellcutofftimerhas
notexpired).
(1)Enabledwillcausethesirentoshutoffafteratwo
wayaudiosession.
Q87: Keyfob/Remote Arming Mode on

System Not Ready (0-2)
DEFAULT:(0)AutoBypasswithZoneParticipationon
Restore
Thissettingcontrolshowthesystemwillreactwhenthere
areopensensorsandthesystemisarmedremotely.
Thedefaultsetting(0)Disabledwillautomatically
bypassallsensorsthatareopenwhenthesystemis
armedremotely.Ifasensorrestoreswhilethesystemis
armed,thesensorsbypasswillberemoved,andthe
sensorwillbereadytotriggeranalarm.
Toautomaticallybypassallsensorsthatareopenwhen
thesystemisarmedremotely,andkeepallbypassesin
placeduringthearmingcycle,evenifasensorrestores,
select(1)AutoBypass.
Topreventarmingremotelywhenanysensorisopen,
select(2)ArmOnlyWhenReady.
Q88: Siren Mode (0-1)

DEFAULT:(0)SoundforBurglaryandFire/CO
ThissettingselectswhichalarmtypeswillactivateaZWave
sirenlinkedtothesystem.
Thedefaultsetting(0)SoundforBurglaryandFire/CO
causesaZWavesirentosoundduringburglaryandFire/CO
alarms.
TohaveaZWavesirensoundonlyduringburglary
alarms,select(1)SoundforBurglaryOnly.
Q89: Allow Backlight Always On (Demo

Mode) (0-1)
NOTE: Maycauseghost/imageretention.
DEFAULT:(0)Disabled
Whensetto(1)Enabledthecustomercanprogramthe
alwaysonoptionforbacklightprogramming.Duetoa
smallpercentageofimageghostingonthepanel
(becausethebacklightnevergoesoff),thisquestionwas
beencreatedbuthasbeendefaultedto(0)Disabled.
65
Q90: Energy Feature (0 to 1)

DEFAULT:(0)DisabledandHidden
Select(1)DisabledbutVisibletoshowbutnotactivatethe
energyfeatures.Youcanalsoselect(2)Enabledtoturnthe
energyfeatureON.
Q91: Radio Modem Supplier

DEFAULT:(0)None
NOTE: IfyouenableQ44:SelectLockInstaller
Programming,youwillnotbeabletochangethis
setting.
Selecttheoptionthatcorrespondstotheappropriate
supplier.Optionsinclude:
(1)RadioModemSupplier1.Selectthisoptionif
theradiomodemissuppliedbyAlarm.com.
(2)RadioModemSupplier2.Selectthisoptionif
theradiomodemissuppliedbytheTelular
Corporation.
Q92: Network Device (0 to 1)

DEFAULT:(0)None
Whenenabled,the(1)Go!Bridgeoptionprovidesthe
installertoprogramtheGo!BridgeIPCommunicator
settingsintotheControlPanel.
Q: Port # (1 to 8)
DEFAULT:(1)Port1
NOTE: Typically,youwillskipthisquestionunless
additionalprogrammingisrequired.
Entertheportnumberforthebackendserver.
Q: Used (0 to 1)
DEFAULT:(0)Disabled
Itisrecommendedthatyoualwaysselectthedefault
setting(0)Disabled.Ifyouchoose(1)Enabled,youwillbe
promptedtoentertheportvalueasshowninthenext
question.
Q: Port Value (0 to 65535)

DEFAULT:(0)Disabled
Itisrecommendedthatyoualwaysselectthedefault
setting(0)Disabled.
However,ifyouselect(1)EnabledinQ:SelectUsed(0to1),
entertheportvalue.Theportvalueistheportnumberthat
mustbespecifiedtocommunicateovertheTransmission
ControlProtocol(TCP).Portnumberscanrangefrom0to
65535.
Q: Port Forward IP Address

DEFAULT:000.000.000.000
Typically,youwillsimplyacceptthedefaultIPAddressvalue
thatappears.
Q93: Enter Broadband Network Failure

Time (1-255)
DEFAULT:30Minutes
NOTE: TheGo!BridgeIPCommunicatormustbeinstalledto
usethisfunction.
Setstheamountoftimerequiredfortriggeringatrouble
conditionifthesystemdetectsthatthebroadbandnetwork
haslostitsconnection.Aftertheconnectionhasbeen
restored,thetroubleconditionclears.
Thedefaultfailuredetectionsettingis30minutes.
Tochooseadifferentfailuredetectiontime,enter
thenumberofminutesbetween1255.
Q94: Select Broadband Network Failure

Causes Trouble (0 to 1)
DEFAULT:(1)Enabled
usethisfunction.
SelectswhethertheControlPanelwillsoundanddisplaya
troublealertiftheGo!BridgeIPCommunicatorlosesits
broadbandconnection.Thetroublealertcanbesilencedby
theuserattheControlPanel(broadbandtroubleislogged
regardlessofthissetting).Whenthebroadbandconnection
isrestored,thetroubleindicationsautomaticallyclear.
Thedefaultsetting(1)EnabledallowsGo!Bridge
networkfailuretroubleindications.
ToturnoffGo!Bridgetroubleindications,select(0)
Disabled.
Q95: Select Broadband Network Failure

Reports (0 to 1)
DEFAULT:(1)Enabled
usethisfunction.
IftheGo!BridgeIPCommunicatorlosesitsbroadband
connection,theControlPanelcanreportthefault.
Thedefaultsettingis(1)Enabledwhichturns
broadbandnetworkfailurereportingON.
ToturnbroadbandnetworkfailurereportingOFF,
select(0)Disabled.
FINAL INSTALLATION SETUP

Exiting Programming (System
Configuration)
AfterprogrammingtheControlPanel,allthechangesneed
tobesavedinmemory.Aftersaving,theprogrammed
settingswillremaininmemory,evenafteratotalpower
loss.
1 Aftersettingalltherequiredprogrammingvaluesfor
thesensorsandtheControlPanel,pressEnd.
2 ReviewtheSummaryofSystemConfigurationscreen.
Usetheandarrowstoscrollthroughthelis ng.
Verifythateachoptionissetcorrectly.
ornot,ortohaveconditionalvalidity.RefertotheUser
GuidefordetailsonsettingUserCodeAccessSchedules.
Whendone,pressBack.
PressBrightness/Volume.Setthelevelforthedisplay
brightness.Setthechime&voicevolume.Whendone,
pressOK.
Toviewthe2ndToolboxscreen,press.Tosetthe
displaylightingtimeout,pressBackLightTimeout.
Choosethelengthoftimethatthedisplaywillremain
litafteritisidle.Whendone,pressOK.
10 TosetthecalendarandtheclockpressSetDateandSet
Time.
9
Tosavetheprogrammingchanges,besuretheSave
Changesoptionischecked.Toexitwithoutsaving
programmingchangesunchecktheSaveChanges
option(forverification,anadditionalconfirmation
screenappears).PressExit.
TheControlPaneltakesafewsecondstorestartand
displaytheHomescreen.
Customizing the Installation

AfterprogrammingtheControlPanel,gototheUser
Toolboxandcustomizethesystemtosuittheinstallation.To
accesstheUserToolbox,dothefollowing:
1 FromtheHomescreen,pressSecurity.
2 FromtheSecurityscreen,press,Menu.
3 FromtheMenuscreen,PressToolbox.
4 Enterthemasterusercode(thedefaultmasteruser
codeis1111).
5 PressUserManagement.
6 Toadd,change,ordeleteausercode,pressaUser#
button.Thesystemaskstoconfirmthecodeentered.
BesuretosetaDuressCodeasUser#8.
OntheSetDatescreen,usetheandarrowstoset
themonth,day,andyear.OntheSetTimescreen,use
theandarrowstosetthehours,minutes,and
AM/PM.Whendone,pressOK.Aconfirmationscreen
appears.Verifythetimeanddate,thenpressOKagain.
11 IftheGSM(Cellular)RadioModuleisproperlyinstalled
andregistered,thesystemautomaticallysetsthedate
andtime.
ToreturntotheSecurityscreen,pressBack.
OR
ToreturntotheHomescreen,pressthe button.
NOTE: Usercodes0000,0001,andtheInstallerCodeare
notpermitted.
7
SetupeachusercodewiththeUserAccessOption
screen.EachUserCodecanbesettobecurrentlyvalid
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INSTALLER TESTING
Wheninstallationandprogrammingiscomplete,usethe
optionintheInstallerToolboxtotestforpropersystem
operations.
ACCESS THE INSTALLER TOOLBOX

ToaccesstheInstallerToolbox:
1 AttheHomescreen,pressthelogointhelowerright
corner.
2 AttheEnteraCodescreen,entertheinstallercode
(thedefaultinstallercodeis1561).
TheInstallerToolbox(1of3)screenappears.
DISABLE/ENABLE STATUS
WhentestingtheControlPanel,boththeinternaland
externalsounder(ifinstalled)willbeactivated.Tolimit
noiseduringthetestingprocess,theControlPaneloffers
anoptiontodisablethesounder.
Disable the Sounder

Todisablethesounder:
1 AttheInstallerToolboxscreen,pressDisableSounder.
2 AttheDisableSounderscreen,pressOK.
NOTE: Theinternalsounderemitsasirenfortwo(2)
seconds.Ifanexternalsounderisconnected,four(4)
chirpsareemitted.
3
AttheSounderDisabledscreen,pressOK.Thesounder
willbeautomaticallyreenabledin30minutesoryou
canmanuallyenableit.See"EnabletheSounder"on
page68.
Whiledisabled,theSounderDisablediconappearsin
thestatusbar.
Figure 56 Enable Sounder button
FireTest.Triggera24Hourfiresensor(ifinstalled)or
buttonand
presstheControlPanelsEmergency
thenpresstheFirebutton(ifenabled).Waitfor
approximately45secondsforthereporttocomplete,
thendisarmtheconsole.
PanicTest.Triggera24HourPanicsensor(ifinstalled)
orpresstheControlPanelsEmergency
buttonand
thenpressthePanicbutton(ifenabled).Waitabout45
secondsforthereporttocomplete,thendisarmthe
console.
EmergencyTest.Triggera24Houremergencysensor
button(if
(ifinstalled)orpresstheEmergency
enabled),waitabout45secondsforthereportto
complete,thendisarmtheconsole.
BurglaryTest.Armthesystem,thentriggeraburglary
sensor,waitforthesystemtogointoalarmmode,then
waitabout45secondsforthereporttocomplete,and
thendisarmtheconsole.
VerifyTestswithCentralStation.Checkwiththe
CentralStationthateachzone(sensortype)was
reported,theninformtheCentralStationthatthe
testingiscomplete.
WALK TEST
PlacetheControlPanelintoWalkTestmodetoverifyand
testRFreceptionandsignalstrengthforeachsensor.A
WalkTestalsocheckstheControlPanelsindicatorsand
sounder.
NOTE: WalkTestmodeautomaticallyendsafter25
minutes.
Signal Strength Indicators

WhiletheControlPanelsRFreceiverishighlysensitive,
receptionqualitycanvaryattimesduetotheamountof
backgroundRFnoiseonthereceiversoperatingfrequency.
Todeterminethebestlocationformountingthesensors,
performaWalkTesttoviewthesignalstrengthindicators.
Enable the Sounder

Ifthesounderisdisabled,youcanmanuallyreenableitas
follows:
1 AttheInstallerToolboxscreen,pressEnableSounder.
SeeFigure56EnableSounderbutton.
2 AttheSounderEnabledscreen,pressOK.
SENSOR TYPE (ZONE) REPORT TEST

ToverifythattheCentralStationcorrectlyreceivesreports
fromeachzone(sensortype):
1 NotifytheCentralStation.Becausethesystemsends
testsignals,notifytheCentralStationthatyouwillbe
testingthesystem.
Toidentifysensorswithweaksignals,performaWalkTest
toshowthesignalstrengthfromeachsensorsRF
transmission.Forbestresults,itisrecommendedthatyou
performthetestandthenmountorremounteachsensor
inalocationshowinghighersignalstrength.
NOTE: StartingWalkTestmodesendsaStartTestreport
totheCentralStation.StoppingtheWalkTestmode
sendsaStopTestreporttotheCentralStation.
Installer Testing
Performing a Walk Test
RADIO STATUS TEST
ToperformaWalkTest:
1 AttheInstallerToolboxscreen,presstheWalkTest
button.
IftheGSM(Cellular)RadioModuleisinstalledinthe
ControlPanel,usetheRadioStatusscreentoviewsignal
strength,serialnumber,registrationstatus,andother
informationforthecellularconnection.Theisahelpfultool
tousewhentroubleshootingtheinstallation.
NOTE: Forthe25minutesthatthesystemisinWalkTest
mode,thesystembeepsonceevery30seconds.During
thelastfive(5)minutes,thesystembeepstwo(2)times
every30seconds.The iconalsoflashesinthestatus
bar.
2
3
Presstheandarrowstoscrollthroughthesensor
list.
Activatethefirstsensorinthelistandreviewtheresult
onthescreen:
WhenasensorisreceivedbytheControlPanel,
three(3)beepsoccurandthedisplaylightsagreen
bartotheleftofthesensorsname.
Thereceivedsignalstrengthofthesensordisplays
asonetofivegreenbars.Themorebars,thehigher
thesignalstrength.
Ifthesignallevelissufficient,acheckmarkdisplays
forthatsensor.
Ifthesignallevelisinsufficientorthesignaltest
fails,thedisplaylightsaredbar,andanxdisplays
forthatsensor.
Toperformacellphonetest:
1 AttheInstallerToolboxscreen,presstheRadioStatus
button.
2 IntheRadioStatusscreen,presstheCellPhoneTest
button.
AttheEnterMasterCodetoAccessCellPhoneTest
screen,enterthemasterusercode.
TheCellPhoneTestscreenappears
Forsensorswithmultipleloops,wait15seconds
betweentriggeringeachloop.
Continuetestingwitheachoftheothersensorslisted.
Afterallthesensorshavebeentested,pressOKtotest
theControlPanelsindicatorsandsounder.
Presseachtestitemdisplayed,observetheControl
Panelitembeingtested,andanswertheYES/NOtest
question.
Whenallsensorsanddeviceshavebeentested,press
OK.TheControlPaneldisplaysasummaryofthetest
results.ToreturntotheInstallerToolboxscreen,press
OK.
Cell Phone Test
ThetopareaoftheTelephoneTestscreenshowsthe
ControlPanelactionsandthebottomareashowsthe
results.
Presstheandarrowstoreviewtheac onsand
results:
REDtextindicatesthetestedsignalstrengthiszero,
toolow,orthattheGSM(Cellular)RadioModuleis
unregistered.
ORANGEtextindicatestheconnectionisidleand
theGSM(Cellular)RadioModuleisregistered.
GREENtextindicatesgoodsignalstrengthisgood
andtheGSM(Cellular)RadioModuleisregistered.
Whensuccessful,pressOKtoreturntotheToolbox(3
of3)screen.
69
Telephone Test
Usethistesttoverifythelandlineconnectionfromthe
panelsbuiltindigitalcommunicatorandCentralStation.
1 AttheToolbox(3of3)screen,presstheTelephoneTest
button.
IMPORTANT: Thisactiondoesnotrestorefactorydefault
settingsforZWavequestionsQ79Q83.
Hard Reset
Ahardresetrestoresalloftheprogrammingsettingsback
tothefactorydefaults.
NOTE: Beforeperformingahardreset,Q44:LockInstaller
Programmingmustbesettooption(1)or(2)andQ45:
LockDefaultProgrammingmustbesetto(0).See"Q44:
LockInstallerProgramming(02)"onpage60.
Toperformahardreset:
RemovetheControlPanelcoverandcompletely
disconnectallpowertotheControlPanel.
2 OntheinsidebackoftheControlPanel,pluginthe
backupbattery.
3 PressandholddowntheEmergency
andHome
buttons.
4 ContinuetoholddowntheEmergency
andHome
buttonsandthenconnectDCPowertotheControl
Panel.
5 ReleasethebuttonsonlyafterboththeEmergency
andHomebuttonsarelitandtheControlPanelscreen
appears.
1
3
4
AttheEnterMasterCodetoAccessTelephoneTest
screen,enterthemastercode.
ThetopareaoftheTelephoneTestscreenshowsthe
ControlPanelactionsandthebottomareashowsthe
results.
Presstheandarrowstoreviewtheac onsand
results.
Whencomplete,pressOKtoreturntotheToolbox(3of
3)screen.
RESTORE DEFAULT SYSTEM

CONFIGURATION
YoucanrestoretheControlPanelsettingsbacktoitsfactory
defaults.Therearetwo(2)typesofresetoptions:Softand
hard.
Soft Reset
Asoftresetletsyouselectwhichsettingstorestorebackto
thefactorydefaults.
Toperformasoftreset:
1 AttheInstallerToolboxscreen,presstheRestore
Defaultbutton.
TheRestoreDefaultSystemConfigurationscreen
appears.
AttheRestoreDefaultSystemConfigurationscreen,
selectoneorbothcheckboxes:
2a Zones.Placeacheckmarkinthisboxtoreplace
dataforALLsensorswiththefactorydefaultvalues.
AND/OR
2b Console.Placeacheckmarkinthisboxtoreplaceall
oftheprogramminganswerswiththefactory
defaults.Thiserasestheusercodes,resetsthe
backlighttimeouttofive(5)minutes,andresetsthe
Brightness/Volumesettings.
REGULATORY INFORMATION
WIRELESS PRODUCT NOTICE
Radiocontrolsprovideareliablecommunicationslinkandfillanimportantneedinportablewirelesssignaling;however,
therearesomelimitationswhichmustbeobserved.
ForU.S.installationsonly:TheradiosarerequiredtocomplywithFCCRulesandRegulationsasPart15devices.Assuch,
theyhavelimitedtransmitterpowerandthereforelimitedrange.
Areceivercannotrespondtomorethanonetransmittedsignalatatimeandmaybeblockedbyradiosignalsthatoccur
onorneartheiroperatingfrequencies,regardlessofcodesettings.
ChangesormodificationstothedevicemayvoidFCCcompliance.
Infrequentlyusedradiolinksshouldbetestedregularlytoprotectagainstundetectedinterferenceorfault.
Ageneralknowledgeofradioanditsvagariesshouldbegainedpriortoactingasawholesaledistributorordealer,and
thesefactsshouldbecommunicatedtotheendusers.
FCC NOTICE
Thisequipmentgeneratesandusesradiofrequencyenergyandifnotinstalledandusedproperly,thatis,instrict
accordancewiththemanufacturersinstructions,maycauseinterferencetoradioandtelevisionreception.Ithasbeentype
testedandfoundtocomplywiththelimitsforaClassBcomputingdeviceinaccordancewithPart15ofFCCRules,which
aredesignedtoprovidereasonableprotectionagainstsuchinterferenceinaresidentialinstallation.However,thereisno
guaranteethatinterferencewillnotoccurinaparticularinstallation.Ifthisequipmentdoescauseinterferencetoradioor
televisionreception,whichcanbedeterminedbyturningtheequipmentoffandon,theuserisencouragedtotrytocorrect
theinterferencebyoneormoreofthefollowingmeasures:
RelocatetheConsoleawayfromtheTV/radioreceiver.
PlugtheConsoleintoadifferentwalloutletsothattheConsoleisonadifferentbranchcircuit.
ReorienttheTV/radioantenna.
Ifnecessary,theusershouldconsultthedealeroranexperiencedradio/televisiontechnicianforadditionalsuggestions.
FCC Telephone Rules and Regulations

TheFCCrequiresthatthisalarmdialersystemnotmakemorethan15repetitivedialingattemptstoasingletelephone
number.Therearenolimitationswhenthecallsaremadesequentiallytotwoormorealternativenumbers,orwhenthese
callsarespaced10minutesaparttoasinglenumber.TheFCCRulesandRegulationsdonotspecifythereattemptperiodas
thiscanvaryforspecificapplications.Whensettingthisperiod,takeintoconsiderationlocal,interstate,foreignandspecial
networkcallcompletioncharacteristics,networkprocessingtime,asufficientnumberofringsandbusy/dontanswer
modes.
Industry Canada Notices

NOTICE:TheRingerEquivalenceNumber(REN)assignedtoeachterminaldeviceprovidesanindicationofthemaximum
numberofterminalsallowedtobeconnectedtoatelephoneinterface.Theterminationonaninterfacemayconsistofany
combinationofdevicessubjectonlytotherequirementthatthesumoftheringerequivalencenumbersofallthedevices
doesnotexceedfive(5).
NOTICE:TheIndustryCanadalabelidentifiescertifiedequipment.Thiscertificationmeansthattheequipmentmeets
certaintelecommunicationsnetworkprotective,operationalandsafetyrequirements.TheDepartmentdoesnotguarantee
theequipmentwilloperatetotheuserssatisfaction.
Beforeinstallingthisequipment,usersshouldensurethatitispermissibletobeconnectedtothefacilitiesofthelocal
telecommunicationscompany.Theequipmentmustalsobeinstalledusinganacceptablemethodofconnection.The
customershouldbeawarethatcompliancewiththeaboveconditionsmaynotpreventdegradationofserviceinsome
situations.
RepairstocertifiedequipmentshouldbemadebyanauthorizedCanadianmaintenancefacilitydesignatedbythesupplier.
Anyrepairsoralterationsmadebytheusertothisequipment,orequipmentmalfunctions,maygivethe
telecommunicationscompanycausetorequesttheusertodisconnecttheequipment.
Usersshouldensurefortheirownprotectionthattheelectricalgroundconnectionsofthepowerutility,telephonelines
andinternalmetallicwaterpipesystem,ifpresent,areconnectedtogether.Thisprecautionmaybeparticularlyimportantin
ruralareas.
CAUTION:Usersshouldnotattempttomakesuchconnectionsthemselves,butshouldcontacttheappropriateelectric
inspectionauthority,orelectrician,asappropriate.
Commercial Regulatory Listings

IMPORTANT: Ifthisinstallationisacommercialinstallation,pleaseinformthecustomer(orenduser)thatcommercial
ControlPanelsareforuseonlyasburglaralarmsystemsandnotforfireprotection.
NOTE: Thestandardbackupbatterythatisincludedwithall2GIGControlPanelsdoesnotsupportUL985installations.To
complywiththesecondarysupplyrequirementinUL985HouseholdFireWarningSystemUnits,youmustinstallthe
2GIGConsoleBatteryPack(2GIGBATT2X).
IMPORTANT:
AllconductorsandattachmentsaremanufacturedinaccordancewiththeStandardforUL681:Installationand
ClassificationofBurglarandHoldupAlarmSystems.TheControlPanelcontainshardwiringthatisprotectedandnot
exposed.AllconductorsandattachmentsaremanufacturedinaccordancewiththeUL681:InstallationandClassificationof
BurglarandHoldupAlarmSystems.
Strandedconductorsclampedunderwirebindingscrewsorsimilarpartsshallhavetheindividualstrandssolderedtogether
orarrangedinaconstructionthathasbeendeterminedtobetheequivalent.
IMPORTANT: Alocalalarmsoundingdevice,alarmhousing,andcontrolunitshallcomplywiththemercantilerequirements
inUL365:PoliceStationConnectedBurglarAlarmUnitsandSystems.
LIMITED WARRANTY
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wholesalecustomerswhobuydirectfromLinearLLCorthroughLinearLLCsnormaldistributionchannels.LinearLLCdoes
notwarrantthisproducttoconsumers.Consumersshouldinquirefromtheirsellingdealerastothenatureofthedealers
warranty,ifany.
TherearenoobligationsorliabilitiesonthepartofLinearLLCforconsequentialdamagesarisingoutoforinconnection
withuseorperformanceofthisproductorotherindirectdamageswithrespecttolossofproperty,revenue,orprofit,or
costofremoval,installation,orreinstallation.Allimpliedwarrantiesforfunctionality,arevalidonlyuntilthewarranty
expires.ThisLinearLLCWarrantyisinlieuofallotherwarrantiesexpressedorimplied.
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Go!Control Wireless Security System | Installation and Programming Guide

iv Copyright 2014 Linear LLC

ABOUT THE 2GIG GO!CONTROL SYSTEM

Installing the System in Residential Settings

Installing the System in Commercial Settings

Copyright 2014 Linear LLC

Optional Features and Accessories

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CONTROL PANEL FEATURES

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WIRELESS INSTALLATION TIPS

SENSORS AND ACCESSORIES

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REMOTE ALARM SOUNDER

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SOLID STATE OUTPUT

OPTIONAL 2GIG GO!CONTROL POTS

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GSM (CELLULAR) RADIO MODULE

Figure 13 Attic Antenna Installation

CONTROL PANEL WIRING

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Control Panel Wiring

BACKUP BATTERY CONNECTION AND

Terminal Block Wiring Diagram

Wire Size and Length

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CONTROL PANEL AND POWER SUPPLY MOUNTING

Figure 19 Securing the Power Supply

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MAIN DISPLAY SCREENS

Figure 22 Home Screen

SYSTEM STATUS SCREEN

TOOLBOX AND INSTALLER TOOLBOX

Accessing the Toolbox

INSTALLER TOOLBOX SCREENS

Accessing the Installer Toolbox

Accessing the System Configuration for

SYSTEM CONFIGURATION SCREENS

SYSTEM STATUS ICONS

Figure 33 System Status Icons

TOUCH SCREEN KEYPAD TRAFFIC

INTERIOR SENSOR OPEN

Figure 35 AC Power OFF

PHONE LINE FAILURE

LOW BACKUP BATTERY

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NAVIGATION ARROWS & GO TO BUTTON

QUESTIONS WITHOUT SUB-OPTIONS

QUESTIONS WITH SUB-OPTIONS

QUESTIONS WITH DATA ENTRY

Figure 46 Questions with Data Entry

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ANSI/SIA CP-01 COMPLIANCE

PROGRAMMING QUESTION TABLE

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Programming Question Table