dictograph g41oo - Froula Alarm Systems, Inc.

DICTOGRAPH G41OO
Hookup and lnstallation lnstructions
SECURITY SYSTEA/S
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DICTOGRAPH G41OO
TABLE OF CONTENTS
11rlFduct1on,....,...,,...........,.,..,.,.........,.,.,...,,...,.
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Syst€m Wrlnq and Hookup.,...........,..,....,,..,,.
Wking Diagram.................................................
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T€rminal Connect4ons.................,,.....................2
VS279 Hookup...................................................3
679 Hookup..........,............................................3
Koypad it|ounthg........,.,,....,..,..,.,,......,............4
Keypad Layout.....,.....................,.,......,,...,.......5
Keypad Sounder..............................,,...........6
systgm Operatlons ...,...........,.........,,,,....,........ 7
Powerup/System Reset....................,...........7
Arming...........................................................7
Stay Armin9...................................................7
lnstant Armin9............................................... 7
lnstam-$ay...........................................,.......7
Disarmin9........................,.............................7
R€set...........................,................................. 7
Bypass.......................................................... 7
Auto-Unbypass.......................,......................8
Manual Unbypass ............,,...........................8
User Code Programming..............................I
DurEss/Ambush....................................-........8
User De1eti0n...............................,................9
Keypad Panic................................................9
system Pro9rammin9.,...............,....,.....,...,.....9
Programming Quest1ons...,....................,..,.....9
01 Primary Telephono Number.....................9
02 Secondary Telephone Number " . .. . .. .10
03 Dialer Opti0ns ....................... .................. 1 0
04 Account Number 1 ................................... 12
05 Account Number 2................................... 12
06 System Timeouts ..................................... 12
ZONE PROGRAMMING DESCRIPTION..."..... 13
zoNE TYPE CHART................................."...... 14
07 zoNE #1 ................................................. 15
08 zoNE tr2.................................................. 15
09 zoNE #3.................................................. 15
1o zoNE #4.................................................. 15
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1 1 ZONE #5..................................................
12 ZONE #6.................................................. 16
13 AMBUSH/AC 1OSS............................,.... 16
'14 PanictLow Battery,............ .. ........ .. ..... 16
15Opervotose, 24Hr. Test .......................'l6
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6 Bypass/Restore/Trouble............... .. ... .... 16
oo lnstaller code..................,......................17
Data Entry Vla Keypad,.........'.....".."........".'... 1 7
HowTo Enter P.ogramming Mods........ .....17
What You See On lhe Keypad............... .. ...17
Ready LED..................................,,......... 17
Zone LEDS...................... ..... ......... ... .17
Syslem status L8DS...... ..... ......... .. ....18
How To Enler 0ata........................................ 18
Movemenl Botween Ouestions......... .....'l8
Movement Within Ouestions.................... 18
Data Eniry................................... ...... .... 18
Quesiion Acknowledgment... .............. .. 19
HowTo Exit Programming Mode .... ......... 19
Summary ol System Programming .... .........19
System Detau1ts............'..............."................' 19
Programming WodGheet........."..............'......20
1.
INTROTruCTON
The DICTOGRAPH G41 00 ls a state ol lhe ad EEPROM based controucommunioalo.. The syslem loatures six lully
prcgrammabl€ zon€s as woll as a wlred psnlc zon€. Programming can b€ pgrlonned lhrough the keypad or the sygtem can
be uploadod and downloaded locally using the EZ-Mate Prcgrammer. The DICTOGBAPH G4100 contains up to six user
cgdgs wilh an arbush code capability. All ol th6 keypads ar€ lour r,!,ir€ dgvlces, with up lo lour kgypads p6r system.
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SYSTEM WIRING AND HOOKUP
2.1.
SYSTEM WIRING DIAGRAM
CONNECTIONS FOR HOUSEHOLD FIRE/BURGLAR ALARM SYSTEMS U1985 AND 1023
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3.
3.1.
KEYPAD MOUNTING
G4lOORM METAL KEYPAD
FLUSH MOUNTING USING OOUBLE GANG BOX
1' Create an opening and mounl a standard
double gang box.
2- Secure leypad todouble gang box as shown in
diagram below. Nole:The doublegang box should
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hF molnled ilush wilh lhe wall in order lor lhe
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keypad screws to lil.
NOTE: For UL insiallalions, mouni the G4100RM
to an earth grounded outlel box.
FLUSH MOUNTING WITH MOUNTING RING (Using the oplional G4100TR)
1 - Create the desired opening where keypad is to
be mounled, using lhe inside ol the rlounling ring
as a lemplale. NOTE: This opening should be
made between studs.
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2' Secure mounting plaletowall lhrough tho lour
oulerholes using suitable mounting hardware (not
provided).
3- Connecl keypad winng lo control panel and
secure the keypad to lhe mounting ring using lhe
lour painled screws provided-
SURFACE MOUNTING (Using optional G4100RMBX)
'1- Depending on type
ol installation run
the
keypad widng out ol lhe rear,lop bottom or sides
ol the backbox.
2- Attach backbox to wall al desired height
3- lnsert
ldqtr
G4100R[,4 keypad into backbox and
secure wilhthe lour screws provided.
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MOUNTING KEYPAD IN CONTROL PANEL ENCLOSURE
1- Remove keypad knockoul from lront of metal
box enclosure as shown.
2' lnsed
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G4100RM into opening
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enclosurc.
3- Socure keypad to enclosure using the four
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painled metalscrews and nuls provided.
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KEYPAD LAYOUT
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1) ZONE STATUS LEDS
These LEDS display the curenl zone slalus including alarms, bypasses, troubles and laults. Each condition will cause
these LEDSIo op€rats dillerently as lollows:
ALARMS Fast Elink (approx. 150 ms. ON - 150 ms. OFF).
TROUOLES Slow Pulse (approx. 600 ms. ON - 600 ms. OFF).
BYPAS_S_ES Wink {100 ms. ON - 900 ms. OFF). Zone bypasses are displayed as a very slow wink ol ths
zone LED light.
FAULTED ZONES Solid_qN. .Fauted zones are lhe lowest pfiority indication, Faulted burglary zones
are displayed wilh the LED solidly ON whilo the system is diSarme-d.
NORMAL OFF
2) ARM/DISARM LED
This LED indicates whelher the system is currently armed (ON) or disarmed (OFF). This LED will also blink fast to show
thal alarms have occured or blink slowly upon lailure to communicate wilh lhe Central Station.
3) SrAV LED
This LED displays whetherthe system has been armed in the STAY mode.
ON
lnterior zones are bypassed
OFF lnlorior zones are normal
4) INSTANT LEO
This LEDdisplayswhelherthe system has beon armed inthe lNSTANTmode, meaning thatthe system iscurrenlly armed
and alldelay zon6s are instant.
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ON
Delay zones are cllrrenlly inslanl
OFF Delay zones aro nomal
5) AC/LOW BATTEFY LED
This indicalor light displayslhe currenl pow€r stalus of the panelas lollows;
ON
AC is presenl
OFF No AC, running on battery backup
Slow Blink Low batlery condilion detectod
6) READY LED
This LED displays whotherthe syslem is readyfor arming. The READY lighl js common lo all BURGLARY ZONES wilh
the lollowin0 indications;
ON
System ready to be armed
OFF Syslem not ready lo be armed
Slow Blink lndicates lnstaller programming mode
Fast Blink Alarm l/emory [.,lode
7) STAY BUTTON
The STAY mode enables aming the system, excluding zones programmed as interior zones. This will provide exlerior
prolection ol the location while allowing full access throughout the interior.
8) BYPASS BUTTON
The BYPASS key is used 10 temporar ly exclude proleclion to a specific zone.
9) INSTANT BUTTON
The INSTANT button enables arming of the system, eliminaling the entry/exit delay.
10)
cooE BUTToN
The CODE bullon is used lo enterthe inslaller programming mode and entry ol user codes.
4.1.
KEYPAD SOUNDER
The keypad so!nder annuncaates ditlerenllyto indicate lhe lollowing condillons:
CHIRP Keypad emils a short chirp to conlirm each keyslroke.
STEADY The keypad wiJl make a steady sound during eniry lime, and/or durinO burglary alarm.
CHIME - sl€ady 1 second lone.
ACKNOWLEDGE ' Upon successful enlry ol a cerlain commands the system will emit a sound tor
approximalely hall a second.
PULSING - A oulsinq souno {apDroximalely ha'l a second O\ rhen OFF) inoicales a lrouble condilion
such as AC loss. LoW Batlery, bi Frre Zond.
NEGATIVE ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Uoon enlrv ol an illeoalcommand the kevoad willemit lour short
beeps. Forexample, il allemptinq 1o deline a ndw usgr an"d lhe master user is iiot enlered, four shorl
beeps willbe fiade indicating tha-t the command was unsuccessful.
SOUNDER RINGBACK . Several short beeDs lo indicate successlu I communication lo the Central
Stalion. This occurs lor all signals. ercludrnd ambush and silent zones.
FAST PULSING SOUNDEB- Sound oenerated duino entrv lime oeriod AFTER an alarm condition has
occurred and the svslem reached bellcutoll. A oulsin6 souhder will lollow lhe b€lloutout on Fire
condilions. Tro uble' cond ilions also generale a pulsing-sounder and will lollow lhe loob or be silenced
lhrough enlry of a valid Jser code. The keypad is non operational if none ol the LED'S are lit and lhe keypad does not beep when keys are pressed. This is
indicaiion that service is requked.
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5.
5.1,
sYsTEMoPERATToNS
POWER UP/SYSTEM RESET
Upon initlal po,xerup ot the G4100 , all o{ lhe lighis on lhe keypad will Oo on and the sounder will operale for
approximatoly l0 sgconds. This occurs on a lotal powerup , system reset or alter complotion ol syslem prooramming. Il lhe
totalsyslem powsa is losl lhen upon poworrosloral, the G4100 willreturn lo lhe prevlous armlng slate.
5.2.
ARMING THE SYSTEM
FAIL-SAFE ARMINGI
ThE G4100 can be armed only il allburglary zones are good (notiaulted) and lhe READY LEo is on.
ARMING:
Ent€r any programmed lourdigit user code.
NOTE: The factory delaul user #1 arming cod€ is 1234.
The ARMED LED will light and the user may exil lhrough an exivenlry zone lorlhe lime period programmed asthe exil
delay.
5.3.
STAY ARMING
Depress the STAY BUTTON followed by afourdigil user code.
The ARMED and STAY LEDs will light. The syslem is armed al this time wilh all programmed inleior zones excluded.
5.4.
INSTANT ARMING
D€press the INSTANT BUTTON followed by alourdigit usercode.
The ARIIED and INSTANT LEDs will light. Tho system is armed al this lime wilh allprogrammed delayzones instant.
5,5,
INSTANT€TAYARMING
Depress the |NSTANTthen STAY bultons and a Jour digil user code.
The INSTANT STAY npde will arm th6 syslem with the characleistics oJ both the INSTANT and STAY rnodes. The
systemwillbe armed wilh the interiorzones bypassed and the delay zones inslanl.
5.6.
DISARMING
Depress any valid fou(4) digit user code.
The ARMED LED will exlinguish.
lfan alarmcondition exists or had occurred while the syslem was amed,lhe respeclive zone(s) LED(s) ard tho READY
LED willbe blinking rapidly. This condition is classitied aSALARM [/E[iORY and can bo cloared through entry ol avalid user
cods.
5.7.
RESET
Reset is accomplished through the entry ol any valid usercode. This can be usedto r€set the smoke detectors atlached
lo th€ syslem, silence any betls, or clearihe keypad display or sounder.
5.8.
BYPASS
Bypassing is per{orrn€d to temporarily exclude zoneswhich are laulty or nol ready lrom aclivating the system.
Dspress the BYPASS button lollowed by any valid iour(4) digil user code, lollowed a number 1-6, which represents the
respective zone to be bypassed.
EXAMPLE: BYPASS ZONE 2 (Assume usercode ol 1234)
BYPASS 1234 2
Subsequent bypasses can be nade by depressing lhe BYPASS bunon lollowed by another zone numbor wilhjn a len
second pedod. Alterthis ten second peiod it will be necessary 1o enle.lhe entire command including lhe usercode.
Alter a successlul bypass the keypad sounder will 6mit the acknowlodge boep, and the respective zone LED willWNK
SLOWLY,
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ln additionlhe lollowinq rules for bypass exisl;
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FIFE zones cannot be bypassed
24 hour zones can be bypassed, howeverthey CANNOT be unbypassed if they are violated
Zones can onty bs bypassed while the system is disarmed, al which lime visual indicalion will bo displayed.
Bypass signals will be transmitted to the Central Slalion UPON ARMING il a bypass code has been
programmed.
NOTE: Zones which are bypassed are not protected when lhe syslem is armed.
5.9.
AUTO UNBYPASS
5.10.
MANUAL UNBYPASS
5.11.
USER CODE PROGRAMMING
All burglary zones whi6h are bypassed witlbe aulomatrcaliy unbypassed upon syslemdisarm, assuming nootherzone(s)
had been-in aiarm. 24 hourzonea which have been bypassed willbe unbypassed only it they are normal
The UNBypASS J!nction removes an existing bypass from a currenlly bypassod zone. The procedure is the same as
bypass.
Users codes can be enlered or modilied direclly through the keypad.
The DICTOGRAPH G4100 contains up lo six user codes (4 digils each)with the lollowing applications;
USER
1
2
3
4
5
6
NUI4BER
APPL]CATTON
Masler User lDefauh = 1234]
User #2 lDefault= null]
User #3 [Default = null]
User *4 [Default = null]
User #5 [Default = null]
Ambush Code or User *6 [Defaull - null]
(user
1) can prooram or modi{y other users.
number
master
user
NOTE:Only the
USEB DEFINITION PROCEDUREI
coDE [usER] [usER#l lusERlD]
CODE
Code button on keypad
IUSERI lraster User lD code (user#1)
IUSER#l Desired userto be progrJmmed (1'6)
IUSERIDI Four digil user code. valid dioils a.e 0-9
Examplel
Define operator#3 with an lD o17493. (Assume master user code is 1234).
coDE 1 234 3 7493
(steady
tone) verilies a successtuluser code programming
An acknowledge sound
A negalive acknowledge sound (4 shod tones) indicates unsuccesslul programming
ll additionaluser programming is necessary, repeatlhe procedure listed above
Ljser programmlng can be per{ormed whlle the system ls olsARMEo oNLY.
It a diating tormat is programmed which transmiis opening/closing by user lD, each user will report the respeciive user
number.
DUFESS/AMBUSH
I ambush capabilily is required then an ambush lransmission coCi: musl be enterod wilhin the programming sequenco.
When ambush has been enabled then the user #6 code will be used as an AMBUSH code. ln this rpde, entry ol the user
#6 code wi ARM or DTSARM the system andlransmitthe ambush code to the CentralSlalion. Furthermore il opsning/closing
by user reporting is programmed, user number 6 will be reponed along with lhe ambush code.
ll ambush has not been programmed then user#6 can be used as an ordinary usercode.
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5.12.
USER DELETION
Removal ol users fiom th€ G41OO can be performed as toltows;
USEF DELETION PROCEDURE
CODE IUSERI IUse] *l
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Where:
IUSERI Master use. code
IUser
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5.13.
#l
Represents lhe user number being d6let€d.(2-6). Note: User number 1 cannot be detetod.
is the ' (asterisk) key lrom the koypad.
KEYPAD PANIC
The 24 hr keypad panic can be initialed through simultaneous depression otthe # and. keys.
Th€ paniccondition can be silent (no belloulpu0 oraudible based onthe pogramming option. NOTE: The delault value
for panic is audible.
Audible panic can be RESET BY ENTERTNG ANy VALID USER CODE.
6.
sYsrEM PRocRAMMTNG
The DICTOGRAPH G4100 syslem can be programmed in any one ol lour methods;
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Directly through keypad
EZ-MATE PROGRAMMER model7150 on-site. lusing model71B0 Cartridge and lhe 7180J conneclorl
EZ-MATE PROGRAMMER model7150 re rnotety ' lUsing rnodetTlBO Cartrjdgel
EZ-MATE PC DOWNLOADER modet 77OO remolety
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'requires addition ol model4650 module to the G4100 panej.
This manual describes syslem programming via the keypad. The olher programming producls include documentalion
describing their programming procedures.
Keypad programming is accomplished by underslanding and completing the PROGRAMMING SHEET located on lhe
inside cover o{ lhis manual.
There are 17 total programming questions numbered 00-16.
Within each question there are several localions labeted Ll,L2, etc.lordata enlry.
The G4100 is shipped lrom the lactory ui ith SPECIFIC DEFAULT VALUES which were selocled lor a typjcal insta ation.
ll lhs defauft values are suilable lor your installalion then prcgramming can be simplified. The delault values are listed with
each programming queslion and in the SYSTEM DEFAULT section oflhis manuat.
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PROGRAMMING OUESTIONS DICTOGRAPH G41OO
This sectionolihe manualdefinesthe programming questions alongwjthlhevalues expectedloreachqueslion. Complete
lhe Programming sheet and then enterlhe data lhrough the keypad as explained in lhe section titled Data Efiry Through the
Keypad.
NUMBER
OUESTION 01 PRIMARY TELEPHONE
DEFAULT:234AAAAAAAAAAAAA
Enterlhe telephone number (including area code or dialing prefix lF NECESSARY)olthe primary cenlralslaton receiver
in
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Valid dialing digits are 0-9
,
B=' , and C=lhree second pause. An entryofthe digit
A signifies the end oflhe phone number.
REPORTING ROUTEI
Th€ G4100 will report all signals to the primary receivor phone number. Furthemore the panelwill alternate between lhe
p.imary and secondary receivers (il lhe second phone number is programmed)lora maximumol S attempls each inthe event
the signal has not been acknowledged.
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DEFAULT:AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
OUESTION 02 SECONDARY TELEPHONE NUMBER
Enter the tetephone number (including area code or dialing prelix lF NECESSARY) oi lhe secondary cantral sialion
receiver in L1 -
Ll6.
Vatid diating digits are O-9
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B=' , and C= three second pause. An enlry oflhe digil A signiliesihe
end ol the phone numbel.
The secondary telephone numberwillbe used il the panelis unable lo reach the Central Slalion via the primary number.
This is known as backup reporting.
Ithe SpLtT REpORTtNG teature is programmed, then OPENING and CLOSING signals willbe directedtolhe secondary
CS number only, while all other conditions will be reporled lo p mary number'
tl neither splil or backup repoding is necessary lhen lhis queslion may be lett as factory delaulted and all conditions will
be routed to lhe Primary Telephone number only.
OUESTION 03. DIALER OPTIONS
There are 4localions (11-L4)wilhin this queslion which detine various dialer and system oplions as lollows:
L1 =
L2 =
L3 =
L4 =
Dialer Formats/Keyswitch Oplion
Receiver Type
Message length (ie:3x1 ,4x1 ,4x2)
System Options (Panic Type, Split Reporting, 24 HrTesl, BellTest)
FORMA|S DEFAULT:
Enter the dioit lor the desired dialer,ormat lrom lhe charl below in localron L1;
-O Pulse Diahnq, Standard Format or 4X2 (8lor this oplion wilh Keyswilch)
1 Touch Tone Diallng, Standard format or 4x2 (910r this option wilh keyswilch)
2 Pulse Dialing, Extended Formai (A lor this option wilh Keyswilch)
3 Touch Tone Dialing, Exlended Format (B for lhis oplion with Keyswilch)
4 Pulse Dialing, Parlial Exiended Format (C lor this oplion wilh Keyswilch)
5 Touch Tone Dialing, Parlial Exlended Fomal (D lor this option with Keyswitch)
L1 DIALER
1
NOTE: It Keyswitch oplion is selecled, lerminals 10 & 13 will be used tor a keyswitch
FORIVIAT EXPLANATIONS
Slandard
Standard lormat involves a 3 or4 digI account n!mber lol]owed by a singlg round evenl code. Examples:
123 3
ol
654A 2
Extended
Fxtended lormal (somel'mes known as universalor erpanded lormal) lransmils two rounds ol
i^?iiiiriiionlTrrt tiiii ijuiio iiril:iitds- inei accrjini ilm6ei irio an expbnsion characler whrle lhe second
rornd repeals the expansion digil as account numberbelore idenlnylng lne zone cooe
For examole;
333
1
4312 E
EEEE 7
PARTIAL EXTENDED
The oarlialertended lormat transmts a slandard siqndllor alarm condilions and an extetde-d message
loridsiores and oll"er syslem condil'ons. NOTF: Tht exlended message codes must oe E rJ'
Example:
Alarm Condilion
853 1
Reslore
853 E
EEE 1
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DEFAULT:6
Enterthe digit forthe desired receiver type lrom the chart below inlocalion L2
L2. BECEIVER TYPE
VALUE DESCRIPTION
0=
10 PPS, 1400 Hz., No Parity
1
10 PPS, 1400 Hz, Parity
'10 PPS, 2300 Fh, Nc Parity
10 PPS, 2300 Hz, Parily
20 PPS, 1400 Hz, No Parily
20 PPS, 1400 Hz, Parily
20 PPS, 2300H2., No Parlty
20 PPS, 2300 Hz, Parily
40 PPS, 1400 Hz, No
40 PPS, 2300 Hz, No
40 PPS, 2300 Hz, Parily
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6=
TYPICAL CS RECEIVEFS
FBl, Ademco Slow, Silenl Knighl Slow
FBI
FBI
FBI
FBl, Silenl Knighl Fast, ADCOR , Ademco 685
FBt, Radionics slow (1400)
Franklin, Sescoa, DCl, Quickalert, Varitech, Ademco 685
FBl, Radionics Slow (2300)
Parily
Parity
FBI
FBI
FBl, Radionics Fast (2300)
NOTET For UL installationslhe acceptable receivers are FBI CP220 {alllormats), A0EMCO 685 ialllormatswithoutpadly)
ilent Knigh 8520 or 9000.
Delault = 1
Enterthe digit forthe des;red message length and belllockout option lrom ihe chart below in location L3.
3x1, Belllockout
3 x 1 (3 dlgtt accouni, I dlglt evenl cgde), no bell
A
4x1, Belllockoul
2
4 x 1 (4 digil account number, 1 digit evenl code), no bell lockout
4x2, Eelllockout
C
4
4 x 2 (4dioil account number,2 digit evenl code), no belllockout
The bell lockoui option il selecled witl allow a zono to activate the bellone limo only tor each arming cycle. This oplion
onlyapplies to Burglary zones (nol24 hour zones).NOTE: For UL inslallalions belllockout must nol be selected.
L3 - MESSAGE LENGTH / BELL LOCKOUT
-1=
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lockout
9=
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NOTE: PIea6€ c!nsult your Central Station manager to delemine the formals message lengths which are accepted by
lhe recoiver.
L+ SYSTEM OPTIONS
Detault =
1
Erterthe digit lo.the desired system options lrom the chart below in localion L4.
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1=
23=
456=
7=
8=
9A=
B=
C=
D=
E=
F=
0
Silent Panic
Audlble Panlc
Silent Panic, Split Reporling
Audible Panic, Splil Reporting
Silent Panic, 24 Hr Test
Audible Panic, 24 HrTest
Sil€nt Panic, Split Reporting, 24 HrTest
Audible Panic, Splil Reporting,24 hrTest
Silenl Panic, BellTest
Audible Panic, BellTest
Silent Panic, Split Repoding, BellTesl
Audible Panic, Split Reporling, BellTesl
Silent Panic, 24 HrTest, BellTesl
Audible Panic, 24 hr Test, BellTest
Silenl Panic, Splil Reponing, 24 HrTest, BellTest
Audible Panic, Splil Reponing, 24 HrTest, BellTesi
DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM OPTIONS
l,
Slleni/Audible Panlc - Determines whetherthe panic zones (keypad panic and lhe hardwired panic) willactivatethe
bell. ln either case a signalwillbe transmitted lo lhe Central Station il a panic code has been programm€d.
Spllt Rsponlng - The split reponing option willdirect allopening and closing signalstolh€ secondary rcceivertelephone
number. Allother conditions {alarms, troubles restores etc.) willadhere to the reporting roule described inquestion 01.11split
reporting is selected then lhe secondary receiver telephone number f,rusT be programmed.
24 Hour Tesl - ll 24 hour test is enabled thon the G4100 will transmit the test code to lhe Central Station every 24
hours inlhe absence of anyothersignal. Transmission ol any signalwill resei the 24 hourtest clock. Forexample if a business
openod and closed 6 days aweekthen alest signalwillbe generated 24 hours alter the last closing signal. This is required
for uL Comme.cial Burglary applications
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Bgll ToEt ll lhis oplign is sslect€d the bell will be activated lor one second upon succasslul arming, Notg: For UL
Comm€rcial Bu.glary applications lhe bgll test oplion ls required.
1
OUESTION 04 ACCOUNT NUMBEF
DEFAULT = 1234
Ent€r lhe thrs€ (3) or lour(4) digil subscriber accou nt nu mbe r to r c€ nl ral stal ion phone nu mber 1 in locations
ll a three(3) digil number ls used ihen enler an A ln localion L4.
Valid entrios are 0-9, and B-F. The value A is inieFreted aslhe nullvalue tor account numbers.
L1
-L4.
2
DEFAULT = AAAA
QUESTION 05 ACCOUNT NUMBER
Enter the three(3) or lou(4) digit subscriber accounl number tor central station phone number 2 in localions L1-L4.
It a lhree{3) digit number is used ihen enler an A in location 14.
Valid entries are 0'9, and B-F. The value A is intepreled asihe nullvalue lor account numbers.
Itlhe sBcond phone n!mbor is not usod this question can be leli as laclory defaulted.
THIS ACCOUNT NUMBER MUST BE ENTERED IF YOU HAVE PBOGRAMMED A SECOND RECEIVER PHONE
NUMBER FOR BACKUP OB SPLIT REPOBTING,
QUESTION O6 SYSTEM TIMEOUTS
There are 4 locations (L1-L4) wilhin this quesiion which deline various system liming options as l0llowsl
I OCATTONS
nFFlllt TS
L1 = Enlry Delay
L2 = Exit Delay
L3 = Burglary
L4 = Fire
BellCutofl
EellCutotf
Ll
. ENTRY
30 seconds
60 seconds
15 minutes
No Cutotf
DELAY
DEFAULT = 2
Enter the desired e ntry delay time in 1 5 second increments. The valid range ol in pul is 1 - F, with 1 indicating a 1 5 seco nd
entry delay and F indicating 225 seconds. For U L applicalions the maximum entrance delay shallnot exceed 45 secondsior
household applicalionsor 15 seconds lor commercial burglary applications.
L2 - EXIT
DELAY
Delault = 4
Enierthe desired exittime in 15 second increments.
The valid range ol input is 1 - F, with 1 indicaling a 15 second exit delay and F indicating 225 seconds. For UL applications
the maximum €xit delay shall nol exceed 60 seconds.
L3 - BURGLARY BELL
CUTOFF
Dofauft = 5
Ederthe desired bellcutofl time on alam conditions tor burglary and panic in 3 minute inlervals. Ths valid range ol input
is 1 - F, with F indicating an inlinite burg bell cutotf. Example 3 = I minules. For UL inslallalions in commercial applications
the minimum bell cutoll shallbe 15 minutes, or 4 minutes lor household burglary applicaiions.
L4 - FIRE BELL CUTOFF Defaull = F
Enter lhe desired bell cutotf time lor lire conditions in three minule inlervals. The valid range ol inpul is 1 - F, with F
indicaling an inlinite lire bell culol{. Example 3 = 9 minules. For UL insiallations the minimum lire bell cutotl lime shall be 4
minutes.
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7.1.
ZONE PROGRAMMING
Questions 07-12 represenl alltho options related to programmable zones 1-6. Each queslion conains lour(4) locations
L1-L4. The lirsttwo localions (11-L2) definethe zone type- The secondtwo localions (13-L4) define the alarm codelransmitted
to the Contral Station lor thal zone.
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Zones 1-O can be prcgrammed lor any one of lhe following zone types:
ECES$EI3gUES
DELAY
This is lhe industry slandard exiuentry zone. When the syslem is armed exil
lime begins. After exil expkes, any subsequenl violation ol thiszone willbegin
entry lime. ll the system is nol disarmed wilhin the programmed enlry time an
alann willoccur. The keypad sounderwill annunciale steadily dudng entry timg,
unless there had been an alarm conditjon, al which time it will pulse. Delay
zones will activale instanlly when the system is armed using the INSTANT
mode.
INTERIOR
PERIMETER
E@
All interior zones have exit delay time upon syslem arming. Fudh€rmor6, all
interior zones will have enlry delay time il a delay zone is violated first. ll lhis
zone is violated lirst however,il willgenerale an immediate alarm.
lnleriorzones willaulomatically be bypassed ifthe system is armed inlhe STAY
MODE.
This zone type (sometimes known as INSTANT) will generale an alarm when
violaled while the syslem is armod.
RESTOFE
llthis option is selectedon a burglary zone, then lhe prcgrammed reslore code
willbe.eported upon bellculoff, assumingthe loop is restored. The reslorecode
willalso be reported ifthe syslem is disarmed during an alarm.
CHIME
lf th is option is selected lhe keypad sou nder will annu nciate tor
this zone is violated in the disarmed mode.
DIALEB DELAY
l{
1
second when
this option is selected the syslem will allow a 15 second delay beiore dialing,
allowinglhe end userto ABORTthe transmission. Itthis option is not selected,
any alarm condilion will resull in an immediate transmission lhat cannot be
aborted. NOTE: For UL installations dialerdelay cann not be programmed,
DAY FEATURE
lfazonewiththisoption
is violated while lhe system is DISABMED, th€ k€ypad
sounde.and zone LED willpulse lor as long as the violalion remains.ln addition,
the SYSTEM TROUBLE CODE willbe transmilted to the centralstation. THE
SOUNDER CAN BE SiLENCEDihrough entry operalion of anyvalid usercode.
While lhe system is amed, a DAY zone will acl as an alarm when violated.
a.u@uEs
FIRE
FIRE zones on the G4100 contain Fire Verification Logic. Upon del€ciion olthe
firsl violalion, smoke delector power will be resetlor a periodofS seconds. Alter
this lime period, power is reslored. For a period ol5 secondsthe iire zone will
not be scanned allowing the smoke deleclorslo settle. Fulure violalions within
a two minute period will result in a PULSING BELL OUTPUI, RAPID PULSING
ZONE LED,and lf.4MED|ATE transmission to the CS. Fire signals cannot be
aborted.
Enlry ol any valid user code will silence the sounder, b€ll and resel smoke
delector power. lf the system detects ihat lhe lire zone is still violated wilhin 2
minulesol power resel, the zone LEDwillpulso slowly to indicate ali.etrouble.
Therealler, srDke deleclor power will be reset every 4 minutes automatically
in an allompl to clearthe iire zone.
ln lhe evenl thelire zone experiences an open, the syslem indicateslire trouble
by pulsingthe keypad zone LED and sounderslowly. The syslem troublecodo
{ tollowed by the zone code ) will be reponed to tho CS.
Tho keypad sounder can be SILENCED through entry ot ANY VALID USER
CODE,
NOTE: FIRE ZONES can not be bypassed.
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24 HR ALARM
This zon9 lypo is always actlvo, lndependEnt of the syslem arming stetus,
Programmlrg options lncludo audlbls (STEAoY BELL) or sll€nt (NO BELL or
keypad indications), with or wiihout rosloro cod6s. Upon violation the zone
LEDSwillpulsg rapidly (audible zonesonly) and an lmmedlate CStransmlsslon
willoccurwhich cannol be aborted.
24 HourAlarm zones can be bypassed, however they cannot be unbypassod
il a violalion exlsts on lhe zone terminals.
24 HR TBOUBLE
This zone type is always active, ildependont ol the syslem arming status.
Programmino oplions include audible (PULSING KEYPAD SOUNDER) or
sil€nt, wilh or withoul restore codes. Upon violalion lho zone LED will pulse
slowly. Trouble condition must exisl lor 15 seconds belore a transmission will
occur. The keypad display and sou ndor will clear upon zone rcstoral.
24 HourTroublg zones can bo bypassod, howov€r lh6y cannol be unbypasssd
il a violalion exisls on lhe zone lerminals.
THE SOUNDER IUAY BE SILENCED THROUGH ENTRY OF ANY VALID
USER CODE.
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Thelollowing lable contains lhe enldes required lor locations L1 and L2 of the zone type queslions;
ZONE TYPES
CONTROLLED ZONES
20
21
24
25
11 Psrim€lor, Ro9orc
12 Porimcler, Day
13 Pedmeter, Day. R€slore
Pedmore!. Chime
15 Pedmel€r, Chimo, R€slore
18 Pafm.lor, Dial Dolay
19 Pedmet.r, Reslor6, Dial Dolay
1A Perim€tor. Day, Dial Dehy
1B Psrimeler, Day, Reslor6, Dial Delay
'lC Perim€ler, chimo. Dial Delay
1D Peimeler, Chim.. Restore. Dial D6lay
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@As previously specitied locations L3 and
Delay
D.lay, Reslor€
D.lay, Chime
Dolay, Chime, F€3lor6
40lntorior
44ld€rior. Chimo
?l5
24 HOUR ZONES
8l Ahrrn
82 zit Hour Trcubl.
84 Farc
89 Hold-Up Alarm
(no LED,sounder.b€ll)
8A Silenl Trcublo
(LEO indicalion only)
lnl€rior, Chim€, Reslor€
48lnle.ior, Oial Dsley
49 lrne or, Beslor€, DialD.lay
4C lnto or, Chim6, DialDolay
40 lnl€rlor, Chim€, R€slor€, Dial Delay
92 24 HourTrolu€, Rostorc
94 Fire, R€slor€
99 Hold-lJp, Reslore
9a Sil€ntTlouble. Restoro
L4 o{ the zone queslions represent lhe alarm code that will be reponod to the
centlal station.
Based onthe dialerlormal select€d enterlhe alarm codo as follows;
STANDABD FORMAT: Enterthe desired singlo digit alarm code in location 13. The valuo placed in L4
will not be used.
Examplo: Desired lransmission l23 2 (accounl 123, alarm code 2)
Enter a 2 in location L3 oi the zone Any value placed in L4 willbe not be used.
EXTENDEO:EnIer th€ desired Jirst digit ol the alalm code in location L3 The second digit in L4.
Example:
Desired
lransmission
123 3
333 4
Enter3 in L3, 4 in L4.
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PARTIAL EXTENDEO: Enterlhe dosired dioil in both locations L3 and L4. This willoen€rate a sinole
round alarm lransmission and an oxlended lYansmission lor all syslem condilions suEh as ioalorbs:
Exarple: Alarm
Restore
123 3
123 E
EEE 3
Enter3 in L3 and L4.
4x2:Enterthe d€sired lirst digil ot lhe alarm code in localion L3. The second digit in 14.
Example: 476532
OUESTION 07 ZONE 1
DEFAULT= 2031
Enter 3 in L3, 2 in L4.
Ther€ are 4 locations {Ll-L4) within this question which detine the oporalion oi zone 1.
Ent€r a 2 digit number in locations L1 and L2 {rom lhe zone chart lorlho dosired type lorthis zone.
Enterthe desired alarm code in locations L3 and L4 torlhis zone retalive to the diater formai setocted.
LOCATIONS
DEFAULTS
.
L1 L2
ZONE TYPE
20 DELAY
L3-14
ZONEALARM COOE 31
OUESTION 08 ZONE 2
The.e are 4 locations (11-L4) within this question which define the operation ol zone 2.
Enl€r a 2 digjl number in locations Ll and L2lrom tho charl above that.epresenls the dosired type lorlhis zone.
Enterthe desired alarm code in locations L3 and L4loalhis zone relative to the dialer lormal selected.
LOCATIONS
Ll - L2
L3. L4
ZONE
r'FFAIII TS
ryPE
ZONEALARM
40 INTEBIOB FOLLOWER
CODE
32
ouEsTroN 09 zoNE 3
There are 4localions (L1-L4) within this queslion which define the operalion of zone 3.
Enter a 2 digit number in locations L1 and L2lrom the chart above lhal represenls the desired type forthis zone.
Enl€rlhe desired alam code in locaiions L3 and L4 forthis zone relative lo lhe d;alerlormat selecled.
LOCATIONS
DEFAULTS
L1 .L2
ZONE TYPE
10 PERIMETER
L3-14
ZONEALARM CODE 33
ouEsTtoN 10 zoNE 4
There are 4locallons (Ll-L4) within this question which deline the operalion
oJ
zone 4.
Enter a 2 digil number in localions L1 and L2lrom the chart above that represents the desired lype iorlhis zone.
Enterthe desirod alarmcode in locaiions
LOCATIONS
.
L3L1
L2
L4
L-3
and L4 forthis zone relative lo lhe diater formal sstected.
ZONETYPE
ZONEALARI.4
CODE
I}FFAIILTS
10
PERIIJETER
34
ouEsTroN 11 zoNE 5
Therg are 4 locations (L1-L4) within this question which detine the operation ol zone 5.
Enter a 2 digit number in localions L1 and L2 from the chart above lhat representsthe desired type lorthis zone.
Enterthe d€sired alarm code in locations L3 and L4lor this zone relative lo the diater lormat setected.
LOCATIONS DEFATJLTS
Ll . L2 ZONETYPE 10 PERIMETER
13. L4 ZONEALARM CODE 35
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7-,t;;QUESTION 12 ZONE 6
There are 4locations (11'14)within lhis queslion which deline the operation of zone 6
Enter a 2 digil number in locations L1 and L2lrom the zone charl thal represents lhe desired type fo.this zone.
E.lerthe desired alarm code in locations L3 and L4 forthis zone relalive to the dialerlormat sel€cled.
LOCATIONS DEFAULTS
FIRE
L1 . L2 ZONETYPE 84
L3 L4 ZONE ALARII,,I CODE 16
OUESTION 13 AMBTJSH/AC LOSS
There are 4 tocalions L1-L4 in this question. Ll - L2 is the alarm code lhat will be transmilted on AMBUSH. L3 - L4 is the
AC LOSS CODE. The same rules for programming regarding dialerformat apply here.
lf eilher, or bolh oJ these lransmissions are nol desired, program their respective localions AA
AMBUSH transmissions are immediale and not aborlable.
AC LOSS transmissions willbe repo(ed '15 minutes aller deleclion.
DEFAULTS
AA
L1 AC
AA
L3 -
LOCATIONS
AMBUSH
L2
LOSS
L4
OUESTION 14 PANIC/LOW BATTERY
There are 4 locations L1-L4 in this queslion. L1 , L2 is the alarm code that wlli be lransmilted on PANIC. This code will
be transmilled lor KEYPAD as well as HAR0WIBE PANIC.
L3 - L4 is lhe LOW BATTEFY CODE. The same rules lor programming regarding dialerlormat apply her€
lJ
either or both ofthese lransmissions aae nol desired, program their respeclive localions AA
PANIC transmissions are immediale and not abonable.
LOW BATTERY transmissions will be roported 4 minutes afler deteclion. LOW BATTERY RESTORE CODE will be
reported WITHIN 4 minuies atler detection ol GOOD BATTERY condition.
DEFAULTS
LOCATIONS
22
L1 - L2
PANIC
LOW BATTERY AA
L3 - L4
OUESTION 15 OPEN/CLOSE,24 HR,TEST CODE
There are 4 iocalions L1-14 in this q!estion.
L1 isthe single digit OPENTNG CODE. L2 isthe single digit CLOSING CODE. Entry ol AA intothese tlvo locations neans
that openings ind c-tosings are nol desked. ll a dial;r fo.hai other than standard ls programmed lhen lhe second digit
transmitled willbe the us6rnumber
L3 " L4 is the 24 HR TEST CODE. Entry ol AA means that 24 hourlest is not enabled. lf 24 hour tesl code is selected
then ANY valid transmission willreset the 24 hourlesl timer.
DEFAULTS
A
OPENING
A
CLOSING
LOCATIONS
L1
CODE
CODE
L2
L3 - L4
24 HR TEST
AA
QUESTION 1 6 BYPASS/RESTORE/TBOUBLE/FUTURE
There are tour(4) localions
Ll
- L4 in this queslion
Ll is the singte digit system BYPASS CODE that will be reported lo the cenlral stallon iJ a zone is bypassed, UPON
ARMING-Enlry ol an A means that bypasses are not transmitted. lf a two digil dialing lormat has been selected then the
Bypass code willbe followed bylhe programmed second digit ofthe zones code.
L2 is lhe single digil syslem RESTORE CODE reportedlo the cenlralstalion. Restoreswillbe reported forburglary or24
hour zones whiah htve been programmed wilh the restore oplion. Entry of an A means lhat rsstores are not transmilled. It
atwo digit diater fo.mat has been programmed thenlhe reslore code will be followed bylhe programmed second digit olthe
zones code.
L3 isthe single digit syslem TROUBLE CODE repoded to the ceniralstation. This code willbe reponed on DAYTROUBLE
and any FtRE iROUBLE. ll a two digil lormal has been programmed then this code will be ,ollowed by the second digit ol
the respective zones code.
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L4 is a spare location at thistime that may be usod in the luture.
LOCATIONS DEFAULTS
A
L1 BYPASS
A
L2 RESTORE
L3 TROUBLE
F
L4 SPARSFUTUBE A
ouestlon 00 INSTALLER CODE
There are 4 localrons L1 - L4 in lhis queslon.
Enter any 4 digil (0-9 inslallercode desired. This code is used lo ENTER lhe syslem programming mode via the keypad.
Typically each installing company would use a unique inslaller code in orderto prevent unaulhorized people lrom gaining
access to their panels. Note: The lactory delault value Jorlhe inslallercode is 4600 in locations L1-L4 respeclively.
O.
DATA ENTRY VIA KEYPAD
This seclion describes ln" Onr.'"",*"r.r*
displayed on the keypad during programming operations.
Actualkeypad programming should be performed attercompleiion ofthe programming sheel.
8..I.
HOW TO ENTER PROGRAMMING MODE
The SYSTEM programming mode can be entered WHILE DISAR[rED ONLY as followsi
lhe CODE bulton.
DEPBESS the * butlon. (asterisk)
DEPRESS
ENTER the lour digit INSTALLER CODE (detault = 5196)
A.2.
WHAT YOU SEE ON THE KEYPAD
PROGRAM MODE = READY LED:
Upon entedng lhe installer keypad programming mode ihe READY LED will slowly pulse, and will conlinue lo pulse until
leaving this mode.
OUESTION NUMBERS = ZONE LEDS:
As previously slated there aro lT lolal queslions, each o, which conlains multiple dala enlry locations.
Zone LEDS 1 through 5 display lhe curent OtJESTION NU[,4AER (not lhe specilic localion wilhin each queslion) as
lollows:
-+2
+16 _
lnthe diagrams above the questlon nunberis oblained by ADoING lhe values of allLEDSthal are ON. This applies to
bolh the metaland plastic versions ol lhe keypad.
EXAMPLESI
Zone ON, Zones 2-5 OFF
= ouEsTtoN 01
Zone 1 ON, Zone 2 ON, Zones 3'5 OFF
= ouEsTloN 03
Zone 2 ON, Zone 3 ON, Zone 4 ON, Zones 1 and 5 OFF
= ouEsTtoN 14
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LOCATION CONTENTS = SYSTEM STATUS LEDS
The remaining status LE0S (ARM,STAY,INSTANT,AC/LB) display the DATA that rssides in EACH localion within the
cu.rsnt questlon. As p€r the diagram and €xplanatlon above, the value located nexi to each LED musi b9 ADDED to calc1llate
lhe lotaldala,lor each localion.
EXAMPLES:
Arm ON, Slay,lnstanl,and AC/LB OFF,
Arm ON, Slay ON, lnstant and AC/LB OFF = 3
The iollowing chart displays binary values that you will soe on lhese LEoS lor the letlers A-F which may be enlgred in
some locations olthe program she€1.
Slay & AC/LB = ON
Arm,Slay, & AC/LB - ON
lnstant, & AC/LB - oN
ArmJnstant, & AC/LB = ON
Stay,lnsianl, & AC/LB = ON
Am,Slay,lnstant, & AC/LB - ON
-'l
A
B
c
D
E
F
8.3.
10
1l
12
13
14
15
HOW TO ENTER DATA
This seciion ol lhe manualdescribes the physical keystokes to enlerthe dala wrilten on lhe program sheel.
MOVEMENT BETWEEN OUESTIONS Upon entry inlo the syslem program mode queslion number I is displayed
Flandom jumps lo any question can be made by depressing the' (asterisk)
builon and lhe 2 digil question number.
Questions can be accessed randomly orsequenlially.
Example:
Jump lo queslion
07 -
depress
'0
7
The properqueslion number will be displayed by the zone LEDS and the olher
status LEDS will display the conlents oflhe FIRST localion in that question.
MOVEMENT WtTHtN
OUESTTONS
As previously statedlhe zone LEDS displaythe question number and the olher
staius LEDS display the contenls (data) wilhin each location. Movemont lrom
lo the last localion wilhin any queslion can be performed
the * PoUND BUTToN.
location L1
depressing
by
The oiher slatus LEDS willdisplaythe contents oi €ach location as ihls butlon
is
ENTRY
de'ressed
to alterlhe value in ANY
'ATA
localion
,
enier lhe desired DlGlTirorn the program
ShEEI, IhEN DEPRESS THE # BUTTON.
THE # EUTTON I{!]sI BE DEPRESSED AFTER ENTRY OF
DESIRED DIGIT. THE SYSTEM WILL NOT PROGRAM THE DIGIT UNIIL
THE POUND (#) BUTTON IS DEPRESSED, THEREFORE IF A MISTAKE IS
MADE IT CAN BE CHANGED.
NOTE:
Numoric enlriss o-9 can be perlormed by depressing the resp€ctive keypad
bullon. However, entries ol A-F requiro 2 k€ystrokes as follows:
Depress
lhe CODE bullon lollowed by 1-6lorvalues A-F
VALUE
A
B
c
D
E
F
KEYSTROKES
CODE 1
CODE 2
coDE 3
CODE 4
CODE 5
CODE 6
Examplel
Enter an A = depress CODE lollowed by 1.
ExlT SYSTEM PROGBAM
MODE
Afler all programming has been completed, depress the STAY bullon to exl
the system trogram mode. All the LEDS will turn ON lor apploximately 10
seconds, belore the system retums lo normaldaily operation
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The keypad will omit a bEop between keyst.oke6. ln addiiion a beep will be
generatgd corfirming advancsment belween qusstlong numbgrs.
OUESTION ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Fou. b€9p6 willbe generat€d if an lnvalkl inputis emor€d, Upon gnlry ol invalid
lnpul you are postloned at lhe sam€ queslion numbor and locatlon as prlorlo
lh6 lnpul enor.
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FUNCTION
KEYSTROKES
ENTER PROGRAMMING MODE
EXIT PROGRAMMING MODE
coDE'INSTALLER CODEI
STAY
ADVANCE BETWEEN LOCATIONS
GO TO SPECIFIC
{ENTER) #
QUESTIoN
.Iouestion Numb€4
Example:'0 5
0-9
Dala Er ry
A - F enterod as tollows;
A
B
c
CODE I
CODE 2
coDE 3
D CODE 4
E CODE 5
F
9.
CODE 6
sYsTEMDEFAULTS
Th6 DICTOGRAPH G4100 is preprogrammed lrom the lactory with delault valuos. These values have been selected
to rneel lhe requirements ol a common installation and may suil your noeds.
The panel can bE lorced to reload the delault values be shoding pins JP1 and JP2 on the circuil board while and
re-applying power.
OUESTION
DEFAULT
5196
00lnstallerCode
2S4AAAAMAAAMAA
01 Phono #1
AAMAAAAAMMAAA (NONE)
02 Phons #2
Touch Tone, 20PPS, 2300h2, 3x1, Audible Panlc
DlalerOptions
03
1234
04 Accoum #1
AAAA (null)
05 Account #2
Entry Delay = 30 sec., Exii Dolay - 60 seconds
06 TinEouts
Burg BellCutofi = 15 minules, Fire BellCutotf = No Timeout
Delay (20) Cod6 = 31
07 Zone #1
erior (40) Code = 32
08 Zone #2
Perimeter (10) tude = 33
09 zone #3
Perimeter (10) Code = 34
10 Zoro #4
PedmEt€r (10) Code = 35
11 zone #5
'l2 Zone #6
Fke (84) Code = 16
'I 3 Syslem Codos
Ambush = AA (null) AC Loss = AA (null)
Panrc - 22 Low Battery = AA (null)
14 System Codes
Open = A (null) Close = A(Null) Tesl Code = AA (nulD
l5 System CodEs
Bypass - A (null) Restore=ETrouble=F
16 System Cod€s
l
USER CODES
1
2
4
5
6
1234
(null)
(null
(null)
(null)
(null)
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DICTOGRAPH G41(n PROGRAMMING WORKSHEET
01
Primary Tolco. Numbe?
EtEltsErtrEtElDtrtrntrtrnntr
Ll6
Lr L2 L3 L4 Ls L6 L7 L8 L9
Lll
L10
Secondary Telco. Numbe;
L12 L13 L14 L15
[ItrDtrDDDOtrDDDOtrBtr
L8 L9
L6
Ll L2 L3
L10 Ll1 L12 L13 L14 L15 L16
Dialer lnlormalion
Accounl Number
I
Ll
L2 L3
LI
3or4
Account Numb€r 2
System Timeouts
Enltv Ex( 8lrqBelFrr€ 8e
Zone
1
L
L1 L2 L3 L4
Zona Tyoe CS Code
Zone 2
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