MA1008e
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1008eM
Installation Instructions
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NAPCO Security Systems
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PROGRAMMING SHEETS
Programming Sheets similar to those that follow are com-
pleted when planning system features and communicator in-
formation for the particular installation. These sheets should
be retained for future reference. The Glossary contains infor-
mation and instructions for programming each feature.
General Programming Steps
1. Contact the central station to confirm receiver format, data
format, event codes, subscriber numbers and telephone
number(s). Two receiver descriptions and telephone num-
bers, and up to 4 Subscriber Identification Numbers may be
required.
2. Fill out the Programming Record Sheets by circling the
numbers representing the zone features or system features
to be programmed. Referring to the programming sheets
and the accompanying table, note that each program loca-
tion is assigned data values (1, 2, 4, 8) such that adding
any combination will produce a unique total (entry). Also
note that because the entry can be only one character, the
two-digit totals greater than 9 are replaced by zero and let-
ters B through F, as shown. Check the Glossary for guid-
ance in selecting "data" entries.
3. To program the subscriber PROM, follow the instructions
furnished with the programmer. While programming, re-
member to keep the address page number in mind, and be
sure that the position of the PAGE switch (PRO410/410M)
is set accordingly.
Note:
If using the Napco PRO410/410M
programmer, before attempting to program either page, be
sure that all data in programmer memory are erased (press
[ERASE], then [EXECUTE]).
4. Program the entries (data totals from Programming Record
Sheets in Step 2) into the respective locations. The display
will show the entry numerically, but will display "0" for the
number 10, and letters "B", "C", "D", "E", and "F" for the
numbers 11 through 15, respectively. To program a 10,
enter [0]. To program 11 through 15, enter [B] through [F]
respectively, if using the Napco PRO410/410M program-
mer to program a PROM, use the [PLUS] key to enter any
two or more digits that add up to the desired entry. To pro-
gram 13, for example, enter either [d] or [8] [PLUS] [5],
or
[8] [PLUS] [4] [PLUS] [1], etc. Similarly, to
add
to an exist-
ing PROM location, first press the [PLUS] key, then the
complementary digit, otherwise the digit entered will
re-
place
the digit in memory. Refer to the PRO410/410M in-
structions for further programming information.
ENTER/EXIT PROGRAM MODE
HOLD DOWN KEY [8] UNTIL BEEP SOUNDS.
ENTER DEALER PROGRAM CODE.
SEGMENTS LIT
2: PRESS "SET" (with no LED's lit)
TO SET 3-DIGIT LOCATION.
3,2,1: ENTER 1
ST
OF 3 DIGITS.
3,2: ENTER 2
ND
OF 3 DIGITS.
3: ENTER 3
RD
DIGIT; DATA DISPLAYED.
2: ENTER DEALER CODE (with all LED's
lit) TO EXIT.
LOCAT ION KEYS [1] (OR [8]) AND [2] (OR [3])
BEEP = SHIFTED 1 LOCATION
NO BEEP = NO SHIFT
LED'S LIT
GREEN: .......... ENTER LOCATION DIGITS
YELLOW: ........ VIEW/CHANGE DATA
RED (RIGHT): . PAGE-1 LOCATION
ALL: ................ READY TO EXIT
3
2
1
MAGNUM ALERT
COMPUTERIZED SECURITY SYSTEM
LOCATION
DATA
PAGE 1
LOCATION
PRIOR NEXT NEXT DATA UP
CLEAR PRIOR DATA DOWN ENTER/EXIT
SET
2
1
3
4
5
6
7
8
9 F
#
P
*
A
B
Example 2. Program Zones 1-7 to report on alarm. Referring to the Communicator Information section of the Programming
Sheet, Report on Alarm is contained in Locations
166
and
167
. Circle data values for Zones 1-7.
Add the data values for Location
166
: 1 + 2 + 4 + 8 = 15. From Table 3, 15 is programmed as an "F". Now add the data values
for Location
167
: 1 +2 + 4 = 7. From Table 3, enter a "7" In Location
167
.
Zone 1
Zone 2
Zone 3
Zone 4
Zone 5
Zone 6
Zone 7
Zone 8/
Panic
166
166
166
166
167
167
167
167
Location
1
2
4
8
1
2
4
8
Data
Report on Alarm
