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2-3 System Wiring

PGM 1 and PGM 2 - are programmed in section

[009], output attributes are programmed in section

[141] and [142].

PGMs 11, 12, 13, 14 - The NT9204 provides 4 high

current (1.0 Amp) programmable outputs that sink

outputs to a 12 V

supply. These PGMs are pro-

grammed in section [011]; output attributes are pro-

grammed in sections [151] – [154].

2-3.3 Hardwired Zones

Two hardwired zones are available in three configu-

rations. Only one configuration can be selected for

both zones, and each must be wired according to

the selected configuration. The Y1 terminal is Zone

1 and the G2 terminal is Zone 2. The B Terminal is

common for both zones. All wiring is connected

between the appropriate zone terminal and ‘B’

(common). To enable this option, section [018]

option 1 must be OFF (default).

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The default setup is for single EOL resistors.

These zones can be assigned to any zone number

through Flash Programming or Advanced Program-

ming (section [030]). Zone loop response time is

programmed in section [ 031] (default = 500 ms).

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Entering [00] in section [030] will configure

the associated terminal as a PGM output. To

configure the terminal as a zone, [01]-[32]

must be entered.

Enroll the Y1 terminal as 200001 and the G2 termi-

nal as 200002 (Flash Programming only). Hardwired

zones can be wired in any of the configurations indi-

cated below:

NC Loops with no EOL Resistor- This is the sim-

plest method of wiring hardwired zones. One or

more normally closed (NC) contact devices may be

wired in series between the Y1 terminal (Zone 1)

and the B terminal and/or the G2 terminal (Zone 2)

and the B terminal as required. No End-of-Line (EOL)

resistor is required.

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Normally Open (NO) devices can NOT be

used in this configuration.

In this configuration there is no supervision or

tamper detection of zones. An open condition will

sound an alarm; a short circuit condition will not be

indicated. To program the system for this configura-

tion, enter Advanced Programming (See Chapter 3)

and set section [013] option [1] to ON.

Single End-of-Line (EOL) Resistors - In this configu-

ration normally closed (NC) devices as well as nor-

mally open (NO) devices can be wired to the system.

NC devices are wired in series with a 5600 Ω resis-

tor. NO devices are wired in parallel with a 5600 Ω

resistor. Multiple devices can be wired in a series/

parallel configuration on a single zone as indicated

below. The number of devices that can be wired on

a single zone is limited by the wire run distance

which must not exceed 1000 ft. (305 m.).

In this configuration the system should always see

5600 Ω when the zone is not violated. If the zone

becomes open or short the system will go into

alarm. There is no supervision or tamper detection

of zones.

To program the system for this configuration, enter

Advanced Programming (see section 5) and set sec-

tion [013] option. [1] to OFF and option [2] to OFF.

[702] Second International Option Codes

[700] Automatic Clock Adjust

This feature is intended to compensate for clock inaccuracies.

Determine the net gain/loss per day by monitoring the clock

over several days then average the gain/loss.

e.g., Panel loses an average of 9 seconds per day. Subtract 9

Seconds from the default value of 60 to arrive at 51.

Enter 51 in place of the default 60

Enter [*][8][Installer Code][2][700][51][#]

Default 60 I___I___I Enter 00-99 seconds

[701] First International Option Codes

1 ON 50 Hz AC !

Enable when incoming line frequency is 50 Hz.

OFF 60 Hz AC 

Enable when incoming line frequency is 60 Hz.

(North American Standard)

2 ON Time Base is internal Crystal 

Enables the internal crystal as the time base. Enable this

when AC line frequency is not stable.

OFF Time Base is AC Line !

Enables the AC line as the time base. Enable when the

AC line frequency is stable enough for a time base.

3 ON AC/DC Arming Inhibit Enabled 

When an AC or DC trouble is present, the system will not

arm. This includes keypad, keyswitch, automatic and

download arming. If arming is attempted, the system will

perform a system battery check and a battery check on

all peripheral modules supported by battery backup.

OFF AC/DC Arming Inhibit Disabled !

The system can be armed while an AC/DC trouble is

present. The system will not check all batteries on arming.

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If this option is enabled ensure that AC Troubles are dis-

played. See section [016] option 1.

4 ON System Tampers require Installer Reset 

System tampers require Installer Reset and Inhibit

Arming. If a system tamper condition occurs,

[*][8][Installer Code] must be entered and the tamper

condition restored before the system can be armed. This

includes auto-arming and keyswitch. If auto-arming is

attempted with a latched tamper, the system will not

arm. The auto-arm cancellation code will be transmitted.

OFF System Tampers Do not require Installer

reset

!

5 ON Access codes are 6 digits 

All access codes in the system will be 6 digits in length

except for the Panel ID Code and the Downloading

Access Code. If this option is selected, the first four digits

will remain as programmed and the last two digits will

become ‘00’ except for the Master Code and Installer

Code as indicated below.

Master Code = XXXX56

Installer Code = YYYY55

User Code = ZZZZ00

XXXX= previous code, (1234)

YYYY= previous code, (5555)

ZZZZ = previous code, (4972)

OFF Access codes are 4 digits !

All access codes in the system will be 4 digits in length. Exist-

ing 6 digit codes will have the last two digits truncated.

6 ON Busy Tone detection Enabled 

If busy tones are detected, the communicator will hang

up and try to place the call after the Delay between

Dialing Attempts (see section [703]) elapses.

OFF Busy Tone detection Disabled !

The communicator will use the standard dialing proce-

dure for every attempt.

7-8 Future Use

[702] Second International Option Codes

1 ON Pulse Dialing Make/Break Ratio 33/67 !

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European Pulse Dial Standard

OFF Pulse Dialing Make/Break Ratio 40/60 

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North American Pulse Dial Standard

2 ON Force Dialing Enabled !

If the first attempt by the system to call the monitoring

station fails, on subsequent attempts, the system will dial

the number regardless of whether there is a dialtone

present or not.

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The system will go ‘off-hook’, search for a dialtone

for twenty seconds, hang-up for five seconds, go

‘off-hook’, search for a dialtone for five seconds,

then dial (this applies if no dialtone is present).

OFF Force Dialing Disabled 

The system will not dial the programmed telephone num-

ber if a dialtone is not present.

3 ON Land line Test Transmission is in Minutes 

The value programmed in section [370] option 7 is in

minutes.

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