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DOWNLOADING FROM A COMPUTER USING NAPCO 
SOFTWARE AND INTERFACE 

 

Local Downloading 

Data may be locally downloaded with the use of PCL2000 

Local Download Cable, which is supplied with the PCI2000 
interface.  The panel need not be wired nor the keypad con-
nected.  Also refer to the instructions included with the 
PCI2000. 

1.  Referring to the PCI2000 Wiring Diagram, connect the 

PCL2000 Local Download Cable between the modem 
LINE connector and the control panel TELCO terminals. 
(Remove the plug shown coming from the PCI2000-J5). 

2.  With the control panel unpowered, set up the computer for 

Function-6 Method 

download. 

3.  When a high-pitched tone is heard at the modem, power 

up the panel (connect the battery or transformer).  A con-
nection will automatically be established, ignoring the 
status of the zones. 

4.  Make all required selections and download the program. 
5.  After the computer indicates a successful download, termi-

nate the connection, then remove power to the panel. 

 

Remote Downloading 

Data may be remotely downloaded to the panel via tele-

phone lines using an IBM PC-compatible computer with Napco 
PCD2000 software and PCI2000 interface.  Onscreen prompt-
ing and the extensive use of help menus simplify program-
ming, and an error-checking mode locates omissions and in-
compatible data to reduce the possibility of mistakes.  Remote 
downloading requires (a) a modem compatible with the 
PCI2000 and (b) PCD2000 software Version 2.E or higher.  

Note:

  Remote downloading may be disabled through pro-

gramming and must be disabled in UL installations. 

A program may be downloaded remotely using either of the 

following procedures. 

Callback Method.

  This method is used to download to an 

unattended panel.  The MA1008e will accommodate an an-

swering machine at the site if line seizure is used on the house 
phones.  Program a "

1

" in Location 

082 

(

Enable Download 

with Answering Machine

).  Refer to the instructions furnished 

with the PCD2000 for details.  

Note:

 The number of rings pro-

grammed into the panel must exceed that of the answering 
machine. 

Function-6 Method.

  Call the central station from the site 

to request a 

Manual Download

.  During this procedure, voice 

contact will be lost, therefore both the installer and the com-
puter operator should be familiar with the operation.  When a 
high-pitched tone is heard at the site phone, arm the panel, 
disarm, then access Hold-Down Function 6 (

Manual 

Download

) within 5 seconds; the site phone will go dead.  

Hang up the phone and wait for a call from the central station 
confirming a successful download. 

Auto-Download Method.

  Napco PCD2000 Software Ver-

sion 2.E and later includes PC-Preset, a utility wherein blocks 
of up to 99 programs each may be preset for remote uploading 
or downloading from the installation site while the computer is 
unattended.  The 

Auto-Download ID Number 

identifies the pro-

gram in the computer that will be selected.  (Note that the 
Dealer Program Code in the PCD2000 must agree with that of 
the control panel for the remote connection to be established.) 

At the installation site, the 

Auto-Download ID Number 

cor-

responding to that in the computer is programmed into the 
panel, along with the 

Callback Telephone Number 

of the com-

puter.  To execute an Auto-Download, arm the panel, disarm, 
then access Function 6 within 5 seconds. 

 

PROM PROGRAMMING 

A blank DD493BNK PROM may be programmed using a 

PRO410 or PRO410M Programmer.  See 

General Program-

ming Steps 

and the manual furnished with the programmer for 

operating instructions, and also the Programming Record 
Sheets that follow.  PROM programming may be used to pro-
gram all features except the Dealer Program Code (Locations 

244

-

249

) and User Arm/Disarm Codes. 

The following programming is 

required

Page-0, Location 083: "5"   

Page-1, Location 251: "C"   

Page-1, Location 252: "4"   

 

Transferring Memory from PROM 

Data programmed in the PROM are saved in memory as 

follows: 

1.   At the panel, with AC and battery power off, insert the 

programmed PROM into the MEMORY CHIP socket.  
Align the dot on the PROM with the dot on the circuit 
board. 

2.   Apply ac power.  Enter the Dealer Program Mode:  Hold 

down Key [8] until the function beep sounds, then enter 
the Dealer Program Code. 

3.   Exit the Dealer Program Mode:  Hold down Key [8] until 

the beep sounds, then enter the Dealer Program Code. 

4.   An "L" or "LOADING PROM" will display at the keypad.  

When loading is complete, remove both AC and battery 
power, remove the PROM from the socket, then power 
up normally. 

LOCATION XXX 

ENTRY 

 

 

 

 

blank 

(1) 

 

 

 

 

(2) 

 

 

(1) 

(2) 

 

 

 

 

(4) 

 

(1) 

 

(4) 

 

 

(2) 

(4) 

 

(1) 

(2) 

(4) 

 

 

 

 

(8) 

(1) 

 

 

(8) 

 

(2) 

 

(8) 

0 (10) 

(1) 

(2) 

 

(8) 

B (11) 

 

 

(4) 

(8) 

C (12) 

(1) 

 

(4) 

(8) 

D (13) 

 

(2) 

(4) 

(8) 

E (14) 

(1) 

(2) 

(4) 

(8) 

F (15) 

Table 3.  Determining data entry for a location. Numbers in pa-

rentheses indicate selected zones or features.  

(See Programming Sheet.) 

Summary of Contents for MAGNUM ALERT 1008e

Page 1: ...e M CONTROL PANEL COMMUNICATOR WI587E 8 07 NAPCO 2007 R UL cUL Listed MA1008e Household Fire Burglary Warning System Control Unit MA1008eM Commercial Burglar Alarm System Control Unit See page 10 for...

Page 2: ...ATIONS 4 ORDERING INFORMATION 4 UL CUL LISTINGS 4 COMPATIBLE UL LISTED DEVICES 4 SUMMARY OF UL REQUIREMENTS 5 2 INSTALLATION 6 CONTROL PANEL MOUNTING 6 KEYPAD MOUNTING 6 WIRING TO A MERCANTILE BELL 7...

Page 3: ...Find mode Bypass Priority with Bypass and Power Up Delay Key B Alarm History indicates last alarmed zone s The panels may be programmed in a variety of ways a from the keypad in its secondary Dealer P...

Page 4: ...atings 24VDC 2A resistive Auxiliary Output Commercial 12VDC regulated Residen tial 10 6 12 5VDC Combined Standby Current Remote Power Aux Output Relay Output 450mA maximum with standard TRF12 500mA ma...

Page 5: ...if using 4 wire smoke detectors Minimum alarm timeout of 4 minutes Maximum exit time 60 seconds maximum entry time 45 seconds Do not program Don t Wait for Handshake Telco 1 2 Swinger Shutdown Force A...

Page 6: ...liding La bel Plate with label and felt backing affixed and handle facing forward down the guides at the rear of the keypad until it snaps into place Once installed the Sliding Label Plate can not be...

Page 7: ...re than one floor additional smoke detectors should be installed on each level including the basement The living area and basement smoke detectors should be installed near the stairway of the next upp...

Page 8: ...enabled Alarm Trouble Codes Zones 1 7 31 37 Panic 21 Fire 11 Ambush 22 Fire Trouble F1 No AC F9 Low Battery F8 Restore Codes Zones 1 7 E1 E7 Fire E1 Fire Trouble EF No AC E9 Low Battery E8 Closing Cod...

Page 9: ...to a central station activate an audible alarm or both Note that the key pairs must be pressed at the same time to activate panic See Panic Zone In the Glossary also see Section 2 Keypad Jumper Optio...

Page 10: ...then try again to auto download the program TESTING THE SYSTEM After installation is completed test the system a follows Call the central station to inform them of the test Initiate an alarm preferabl...

Page 11: ...the Dealer Program Code within 10 seconds to exit Key B Set Sets the location to be programmed After pressing Key B enter a three digit location number To exit the Dealer Program Mode hold down Key 8...

Page 12: ...e 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...

Page 13: ...com puter operator should be familiar with the operation When a high pitched tone is heard at the site phone arm the panel disarm then access Hold Down Function 6 Manual Download within 5 seconds the...

Page 14: ...S ALARM RESTORE ID SEE NOTE 3 OPENING CLOSING ID GROUP 1 GROUP 2 SEE NOTE 4 TELEPHONE 1 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 TELEPHONE 2 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 140 141 142 143 FORM...

Page 15: ...T ENTRY FOLLOWER 206 207 1 2 4 8 1 2 4 8 SEE NOTE 7 ABORT DELAY 208 209 ALSO SEE TIMES TIMEOUTS LOC 232 233 1 2 4 8 1 2 4 8 BURGLARY OUTPUT 210 211 ALSO SEE TIMES TIMEOUTS LOC 224 225 228 229 1 2 4 8...

Page 16: ...TATUS 4 USER 5 REPORT AS USER 1 8 DOUBLE REPORTING 8 KEY INPUT ON ZONE 7 8 LOCATION 079 ENTRY LOCATION 179 ENTRY LOCATION 304 ENTRY USER 5 SERVICE CODE 1 OPENING REPORT AFTER ALARM 1 DON T WAIT FOR HA...

Page 17: ...Alarm Codes See Report on Alarm Alarm History Hold Down Key B will display on the digital readout all alarm conditions that have occurred While holding down Key B note the number s displayed indicati...

Page 18: ...a the cause of the alarm has been removed and b the panel is dis armed Also see Swinger Shutdown Backup Reporting Location 178 When Backup Reporting is selected and the communicator does not reach the...

Page 19: ...es the communicator will transmit 678C Subscriber 678 has closed CCC3 Closing User 3 Extended Format may be used with most central station receivers Most receivers capable of recognizing multiple repo...

Page 20: ...h Code Disable Bell Test Location 182 Program an 8 in Location 182 to prevent unauthorized persons from sounding the bell Disable Callback Method Download Location 080 Data may be remotely downloaded...

Page 21: ...not pro grammed exit time will be 60 seconds entry delay will be 30 seconds In UL installations exit time may not exceed 60 seconds entry time may not exceed 45 seconds Entry delay may be cancelled b...

Page 22: ...If the installation requires one connect a Listen In module to Lug E5 The 12V at Lug E5 will drop to zero when the com municator goes off hook The voltage will return when the transmission is complete...

Page 23: ...oca tions 094 095 are left blank PIR Zones will still be delayed on power up but they will not be monitored for activity If this feature is selected and any other zones are pro grammed as Day Zones a...

Page 24: ...rminals 11 and 12 for two wire devices or Terminals 11 and 13 for four wire devices see Wiring Diagram Holding down Reset Key 9 until the sounder beeps will momentarily remove power from Terminal 11 R...

Page 25: ...tification Numbers may be required for Alarm Restore Reports Locations 132 139 and Opening Closing Reports Locations 140 143 As above both groups must be programmed even if both use the same number Se...

Page 26: ...s of the 1st Box to 16 times the contents of the 2nd Box Remember that a zero entry represents 10 Example 1 Program Entry Delay 1 for 1 minutes 1 Entry Delay 1 Locations 220 221 is in units of sec ond...

Page 27: ...Lug is programmed 2 in Location 078 Lug E15 will go low after 9 unsuccessful transmissions and remain low until either a transmission or a Telco Test is successful If Keypad Aux Alarm on NTO Lug is p...

Page 28: ...9 CHIME ON WITH GROUP BYPASS 18 22 CHIME ZONE 18 CLOSING REPORT 19 COMMUNICATOR FEATURES 4 14 COMMUNICATOR CONFIDENCE TEST 9 21 COMPATIBLE UL LISTED DEVICES 4 CONTROL PANEL MOUNTING 6 CONTROL PANEL R...

Page 29: ...N 9 KEYPAD PANIC 9 22 KEYPAD PROGRAMMING 11 KEYPAD PROGRAMMING 11 KEYPAD SOUNDER ON ALARM 21 KEYPAD TACTILE BEEP 21 KEYPAD WIRING 6 LINE REVERSAL MODULE 22 LISTEN IN LUG 22 LOCAL DOWNLOADING 13 LOOP R...

Page 30: ...OUNDER SIGNALS 4 SPECIFICATIONS 4 SPLIT REPORTING 25 STATUS REPORT 19 25 SUBSCRIBER IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS 25 SUM CHECK 25 SUM CHECK FORMAT 19 SUMMARY OF UL REQUIREMENTS 5 SWINGER SHUTDOWN 25 SYSTEM F...

Page 31: ...MA1008e 1008eM Installation Instructions L NAPCO Security Systems Page 31 6 WIRING DIAGRAM...

Page 32: ...sumes nor authorizes any other person purporting to act on its behalf to modify to change or to assume for it any other warranty or liability concerning its products In no event shall NAPCO be liable...

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