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NGP Keypad Installation Guide
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2.3 User's Access Card Quick Enrollment
1. After a keypad has been programmed into the system, enter
User Programming
from the regular
keypad screens (not programming screens).
2. Proceed through the screens for assigning a user.
3. When the selection is made to assign a card for the user, hold the user's card to the keypad. The card
number will appear on screen. The card has been assigned to the user.
4. Press the

escape key on the keypad to return to the main menus.
2.4 Point Mapping
• Some system expansion modules are assigned with inputs and outputs such as the 8 Point and 16 Point
Expanders.
In the Advanced Module programming section, the limits for the amounts of inputs and outputs start at
4 and 8 at a time and increase from there.
• When assigning, for example, inputs to an 8 point Expander, if the main control board has been assigned
with 12 inputs, inputs 001 to 012, the inputs on the 8 Point Expander would start at inputs 013 to 020.
This same style of point organizing continues throughout the system and is known as
Point Mapping .
• Another characteristic that can occur is that not all points assigned to a module may be used.
Example : A Standard LCD keypad assigned as the first module on the module bus.
For all inputs to be used on this keypad, eight (8) inputs must be assigned. The first three (3) inputs are
assigned to the keypad's alert buttons: Fire, Police, and Auxiliary. If the main control board has inputs
001 to 012, these alert inputs will be 013 to 015. The next four (4) are assigned to the keypad's hardwire
inputs: 016 to 019. This leaves input 020, which is not used and must be skipped. The programmable
inputs for the next module assigned with eight (8) inputs after the keypad will be 021 to 028.
• This condition can also occur with outputs.
Example : An 8 Point Expander comes with outputs 1 and 2.
The 8 Point Expander does not have physical outputs 3 to 8 on the board. If more outputs are needed
with the 8 Point Expander, an output daughter card can be plugged on to the main board. The daughter
board is designed to represent outputs 9 to 16 on the Expander. This means sixteen (16) outputs need to
be assigned to the 8 Point Expander Module. Outputs 1 and 2 are programmable, 3 to 8 do not exist and
must be skipped. The daughter card's eight (8) outputs then begin programming from 9 to 16.
If a 16 Point Expander is used and all sixteen (16) outputs are needed, sixteen (16) outputs are assigned
to the module. A daughter card is again used and with this module. All sixteen (16) outputs are available
and programmable.