D279A Operation & Installation Manual
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D279A
Programming
5.3
Programming the D7112 Panel Point
The D279A controls arming/disarming and entry/exit delay for the point to which it is connected.
5.3.1
Supervised Independent Zone Controls (Opening and Closing Reports)
To supervise the IZC, set the point code to 70000. To enable opening and closing reports from the zone controlled
by the D279A, cut the jumper labeled W1 OPEN/CLOSE (a violet colored jumper, see Figure 2) located on the
D279A. The D279A sounds audible alarms when the 70000 point code is used.
5.4
Programming the D6112 and D4112 Panel Protective Zone
The D279A controls arming/disarming and entry/exit delay for the zone input to which it is connected. The D279A
cannot be used to generate opening and closing reports, or silence the bell (through the software) with a D4112 or
D6112. See the
D4112 Installation and Programming Manual (73-05365-002) or 6112:MAIN Program Entry Guide
(74-04367-000) for complete zone code programming details.
W1 jumper:
For normal operation with the D4112 or D6112, do NOT cut jumper W1. However, if you want to display
the D279A armed or disarmed status at the D4112 or D6112 command center, or if you want to put the D279A on a
priority zone, cut jumper W1.
Some standard sub-control zone codes are shown below:
01150
24 hour zone, trouble on open, instant alarm on short, steady bell on alarm, restoral reports
04110
24 hour zone, instant alarm on short, no trouble conditions, steady bell on alarm
04100
24 hour zone, instant alarm on short, no trouble conditions, steady bell on alarm, local zone
04150
24 hour zone, instant alarm on short, no trouble conditions, steady bell on alarm, restoral reports
Using the 01- - - zone code:
The 01- - - code only supervises the protective zone wire between the D279A and the
D4112/D6112. It is recommended that you DO NOT cut jumper W1 when using this code. If you cut the jumper, the
D279A sends a trouble report when disarming, and a restoral report when arming.
5.4.1
Audible Alarms
The D4112 and D6112 can be programmed to sound an audible alarm when the D279A is tripped while armed.
The D4112 or D6112 must be programmed with a bell time and the zone code must be programmed for audible
alarms.
5.5
Programming the D9112 for the D279A
The D279A can be used in one of two ways with the D9112: The D279A controls arming/disarming and entry/exit
delay for the point input it's connected to. If the W1 jumper is cut, point opening and closing reports may also be
sent. In this configuration, however, bell control from the D279A is not available. If the D279A is tripped into an alarm
condition and is programmed to sound the bell, you must silence the alarm bell using the command center it's
assigned to. You can also use the D279's on-board Form C relay to provide a bell output and thus allow bell control
from the D279A. You may use Point Index #31 from the default Program Record Sheet for the D279A for this
application.
The D279A can also be used to arm and disarm individual areas. When using it in this configuration, the D279A
should be the only point in the area. The scope of the command center should be programmed to include the
D279A's area (either Account Wide or Panel Wide scope). Cut the W1 jumper on the D279A to send area opening
and closing reports
and to provide bell control from the D279A. Assign a passcode to the D279A's area with an
authority level for which no functions are enabled; this allows you to silence the bell only in the area in which the
passcode is assigned. You may use Point Index #28 from the default Program Record Sheet, with one modification:
Program the point response 2 instead of 1.
5.6
Programming the 9000 Series Panels
The D279A can also be used in two ways on any D9412/G, D9112, D7412/G or D7212 panels. To use the D279A
as an individual protected area, connect the D279A to a
single point on the 9000 Series control panel. Use the
burglary (green) output to activate the point on the 9000 Series control panel. The D279A is Open when disarmed
and Normal when armed. (No EOL resistor is needed.) The D279A can also arm and disarm an entire area. In this
application, the point connected to the burglary (green) output should be the only point assigned to the area. The
status of the area can be viewed from any keypad with panel wide scope. See the
9000 Series Program Entry
Guide (74-07695-000) for the 9000 Series control panel for more information.
