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Chapter 4: Flash Programming

Flash Programming

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FLASH

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Flash Programming provides a quick way to program the system

when standard options are selected or to provide a basic setup

before more advanced programming is performed. Record entry

information in the table provided. Instructions are also provided

on a peel off label on the unit. To enter Flash Programming from

the Ready state enter:

[*] [8] [Installer Code] [1]

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Installer Code default is [5555]. See section [006] in

Chapter 5: Advanced Programming to change this

code.

Upon entering Installer’s programming, Armed, Ready and Trou-

ble LEDs and the Program icon will flash. There will only be 3

valid keypresses at this time,

[1] to enter Flash Programming,

[2] to enter Advanced Installer’s Programming

[#] to exit Installer’s Programming.

While in Flash Programming, the Armed, Ready and Trouble

LEDs will be ON. Pressing The Stay key will take the installer to

the next Flash section, and pressing the Away key will take the

installer to the previous Flash section.

Serial Numbers

The first section of Flash Programming is the

area for entering serial numbers. ‘Sn00’ will

be displayed.

The ‘1’icon indicates that the system is waiting for the first digit

of a wireless device serial number. For each number that is

entered, the next icon will turn on, until digit ‘6’ is displayed,

and the whole serial number is programmed.

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To enter hexadecimal digits, enter [*], digits [1] through

[6] will enter as [A] through [F]. Enter [*] to return to

decimal entry. E.g., To enter SN# 37B007 enter:

[3] [7] [*] [2] [*] [0] [0] [7]

The display will show for 2 seconds what was programmed (Zn

for Zone, and Fb for Wireless key) and which slot (zone or FOB

number) it will occupy. The display will then flash Sn and scroll

through the serial number in groups of 2 digits, indicating

which part of the serial number is displayed by the icons that

are turned on. If the Stay key is pressed during this period, the

system will advance to the next available zone number (or key

fob number) that you can assign to the serial number you have

entered.

Pressing [1] to accept, or [2] to reject a serial number will

return the installer to the beginning of serial number program-

ming until all of the serial numbers have been programmed.

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Refer to:Zone Definitions section [ 001] to [004]

Zone Assignment section [202] to [205]

Wireless Serial Numbers in section [804]

OPEN

1 2345678

ALARM

Stay

Away

Memory

Bypass

Fire

Program

Chime

Telephone Number

The second section of Flash Programming is

the area for the central station phone num-

ber. ‘Ph00’ will be displayed.

Entering digits will not move the icon indicator. When the tele-

phone number is entered, pressing [#] or [F] will complete the

entry. The display will then scroll through the phone number in

groups of 2 digits, pause, then restart the phone number. Press

[1] to accept the phone number or [2] to re-enter it.

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This section can be manually programmed in Advanced

Programming, section [301]

Account Code

The third section of Flash Programming is

for the account code to the central station.

‘Ac00’ will be displayed.

Upon entering each digit, the next icon will be on until all 4 dig-

its are programmed and the account code is complete. The dis-

play will then flash ‘Ac’ and scroll through the account code in

groups of 2 digits, indicating which digits are being displayed by

the icons. Press [1] to accept the code or [2] to re-enter it.

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This section can be manually programmed in Advanced

Programming section [310]

Module Placement

The last section of Flash Programming is the

placement testing of the wireless zones.

The display will show ‘PLzz’ where zz is the

zone number to be tested.

When a zone is violated and restored, there will be 1 bell

squawk for ‘Good’, and 3 bell squawks for ‘bad’. Icon 1 or 3

will turn on to call the latest result. After 3 consecutive Good

results, the zone will be enrolled (corresponding option in sec-

tions [202]-[205] will be enabled), the bell will sound for 2 sec-

onds, and the module placement will go on to the next zone.

Pressing the Stay key will allow you to skip that zone.

When the last zone has tested Good, Flash

Programming is complete, and ‘done’ will

be displayed.

Enter [#] to return to the beginning of Advanced Program-

ming.. Enter [#] again to exit programming and return to

Ready mode.

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To perform this manually, the corresponding zone must

be enabled in sections [202]-[205]. and the Manual

Placement Test in section [904] must be performed.

OPEN

1 2345678

ALARM

Stay

Away

Memory

Bypass

Fire

Program

Chime

OPEN

1 2345678

ALARM

Stay

Away

Memory

Bypass

Fire

Program

Chime

OPEN

1 2345678

ALARM

Stay

Away

Memory

Bypass

Fire

Program

Chime

OPEN

1 2345678

ALARM

Stay

Away

Memory

Bypass

Fire

Program

Chime

[328] Misc. Alarm Reporting Codes

These codes are sent to the Alarm and Restorals Call Direction

Group programmed in section [361].

I_2_I_1_I Duress Alarm

This code will be sent when a duress code is used to per-

form a function on the system.

I_A_I_6_I Opening after Alarm

This code will be sent on Opening if an alarm occurred

during the previous armed period.

I_5_I_9_I Recent Closing

This code is sent if an alarm occurs within two minutes

of exit time expiration. This is sent for the first alarm.

I_F_I_F_I Future Use

I_F_I_F_I Cross Zone Police Code Alarm

Refer to section [017], option 4

[329] Priority Alarm and Restoral Reporting

Codes

These codes are sent to the Alarm and Restorals Call Direction

Group programmed in section [361].

I_1_I_5_I Keypad [F]ire Alarm

This code is sent when the [F] key is pressed

I_A_I_A_I Keypad [A]uxiliary Alarm

This code is sent when the [A] key is pressed

I_2_I_A_I Keypad [P]anic Alarm

This code is sent when the [P] key is pressed

I_F_I_F_I Future Use

I_1_I_5_I Keypad [F]ire Restoral

I_A_I_A_I Keypad [A]uxiliary Restoral

I_2_I_A_I Keypad [P]anic Restoral

I_F_I_F_I Future Use

[330]-[337] Tamper/Restoral Reporting Codes

These codes are sent to the Tamper Alarm and Restorals Call Direc-

tion Group programmed in section [363].

Alarms Tamper Restorals

Zone Section/Entry Section/Entry

01 [330] I_4_I_4_I [334] I_4_I_4_I

02 I_4_I_4_I I_4_I_4_I

03 I_4_I_4_I I_4_I_4_I

04 I_4_I_4_I I_4_I_4_I

05 I_4_I_4_I I_4_I_4_I

06 I_4_I_4_I I_4_I_4_I

07 I_4_I_4_I I_4_I_4_I

08 I_4_I_4_I I_4_I_4_I

09 [331] I_4_I_4_I [335] I_4_I_4_I

10 I_4_I_4_I I_4_I_4_I

11 I_4_I_4_I I_4_I_4_I

12 I_4_I_4_I I_4_I_4_I

13 I_4_I_4_I I_4_I_4_I

14 I_4_I_4_I I_4_I_4_I

15 I_4_I_4_I I_4_I_4_I

16 I_4_I_4_I I_4_I_4_I

17 [332] I_4_I_4_I [336] I_4_I_4_I

18 I_4_I_4_I I_4_I_4_I

19 I_4_I_4_I I_4_I_4_I

20 I_4_I_4_I I_4_I_4_I

21 I_4_I_4_I I_4_I_4_I

22 I_4_I_4_I I_4_I_4_I

23 I_4_I_4_I I_4_I_4_I

24 I_4_I_4_I I_4_I_4_I

25 [333] I_4_I_4_I [337] I_4_I_4_I

26 I_4_I_4_I I_4_I_4_I

27 I_4_I_4_I I_4_I_4_I

28 I_4_I_4_I I_4_I_4_I

29 I_4_I_4_I I_4_I_4_I

30 I_4_I_4_I I_4_I_4_I

31 I_4_I_4_I I_4_I_4_I

32 I_4_I_4_I I_4_I_4_I

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