Zeta Classic 2000 MKII, Installation And Operation Manual

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Zeta Alarm Systems. Classic 2000 Mk II Operation Manual
Revision 1.0 Part # MAN-Z3K-01 Page 77
6.4.2 ZTZB/ZFZA DIP Switch Configuration
The eight DIP switch positions are assigned as follows:
The address bits are only checked when the unit is powering up. If the address needs to be
changed, power needs to be cycled and the network will need to be rescanned. (ZFZA / ZTZB
firmware v1.40 and later allow the address to be changed on the fly, without cycling power.)
There may be up to 16 ZFZAs or ZTZBs on the network. The addresses range from 48-63, like so:
Network Address 48 = xxx10000
Network Address 49 = xxx11000
Network Address 50 = xxx10100
Network Address 51 = xxx11100
Network Address 52 = xxx10010
Network Address 53 = xxx11010
Network Address 54 = xxx10110
Network Address 55 = xxx11110
Network Address 56 = xxx10001
Network Address 57 = xxx11001
Network Address 58 = xxx10101
Network Address 59 = xxx11101
ZZRM relays attached to ZFZAs or ZTZBs follow the inputs and are not programmable.
Bit
Number Description “OFF” “ON”
1 ZZRM(s) Installed No ZZRM(s) Installed ZZRM(s) Installed
2 Relays – Per – Zone One Relay – Per – Zone Two Relays – Per – Zone
3 ZFZA Address (ZTZB = Don’t Care) ZFZA #1 ZFZA #2
4 Sigma Mk II or Classic Mk II
Addressing Sigma Mk II Addressing Classic Mk IIAddressing
5 See Device Addressing Info Below 0 1
6 See Device Addressing Info Below 0 1
7 See Device Addressing Info Below 0 1
8 See Device Addressing Info Below 0 1
Unit Bit 1 = 0; Bit 2 = X Bit 1 = 1; Bit 2 = 0 Bit 1 = 1; Bit 2 = 1
ZFZA 0 ZZRMs 1 ZZRM 2 ZZRMs
ZTZB 0 ZZRMs 2 ZZRMs 4 ZZRMs