Nx 8 Manual
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Download the Programming Code = 9713 Master User Code=1234 Program Mode=.8 + 9713 To exit programming hit the ‘Exit’ key until you reach the home screen If this is not a new panel then you will need to default the panel programming back to factory default by doing the following:. Enter. + 8 + Programming Code.
When it asks for ‘Device Address’ enter 0 followed by #. It will then ask for location. You will enter 910 and then #. Press the ‘Exit’ key to return to main screen If you are not using a brand new keypad that’s never been used you will need to reset the one you have.
This requires two keypads as you cannot reset a keypad from itself. To reset the desired keypad you will have to do the following:. Enter into programming by typing. + 8 + Programming Code. You will see ‘Device Address’. Enter the keypad device number from the table below that corresponds to the keypad number then press #. Keypad # Partition 1 Partition 2 Partition 3 1 192 193 194 2 200 201 202 3 208 209 210 4 216 217 218 5 224 225 226 6 232 233 234 7 240 241 242 8 248 249 250.
You will then be asked to enter location. Type 9 + 1 + 0 + #. You keypad will now be reset to default. Press ‘Exit’ twice Step 1 – Assign keypad number and partition.
Enter. + 9 + 4 + Programming Code.
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The Service LED and the Instant LED will flash on the keypad that you are working on. Now enter the keypad number (1-8). Now press the.
key. The Instant LED will illuminate steady and the Service LED will remain flashing.
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You will now enter the partition you want the keypad to be assigned to. The keypad will automatically exit the keypad programming after this Step 2 – Set keypad options (For LCD Keypads). Enter. + 9 + 3 + Programming Code.
You will be presented with options, one at a time, that will enable/disable the functions for the keypad shown in the list below. Press. after enabling/disabling the desired functions. Reserved. Do not program this. Enable silent keypad option.
Silences the entry/exit sounder and chime only. Enable ding dong sound for chime. If off, chime is a single tone. Enable keypress silence option. Silences the pulsing keypad sounder for 5 seconds when a key is pressed. Enable armed status suppression. Will not allow the keypad to display faulted or bypassed zones when the system is armed.
Enable panic, fire, emergency beep tone. Sounds a short beep to verify that the keypress was accepted. Suppress the Service LED. Will not allow the Service LED to light for any reason.
If there is a system problem, pressing.2, shows the service menu. Enable multiple partition viewing. Enable temporary viewing of all partitions by pressing., 1, partition number. Custom Message – Enables or Disables Custom Message display. Clock – Enable or Disable Clock display.
Custom Message Lock - Enable Custom Message Lock. Prevents over-writing the custom message during keypad copy.
SELECT AN OPTION: Programs special characteristics. Zones Partitions Location 25 = Zones 1-8 Location 26 = Zones 1-8 Location 27 = Zones 9-16 Location 28 = Zones 9-16 Location 29 = Zones 17-24 Location 30 = Zones 17-24 Location 31 = Zones 25-32 Location 32 = Zones 25-32 Location 33 = Zones 33-40 Location 34 = Zones 33-40 Location 35 = Zones 41-48 Location 35 = Zones 41-48 To program the zone definitions for each zone; you will go into each location and input a zone definition into the appropriate segment. After entering the definition you will press. to advance to the next segment. This is true with the partition locations as well. Each zone will be its own segment and there will be toggle options that can be turned on and off by pressing the corresponding number.
These toggle numbers are the partitions. We recommend, for ease of programming, that you write your zone numbers down on a sheet of paper and then to the right of each zone number write its zone definition. That way you can just go down your list and type each number as you go. The common zone definitions are as follows. Hardwired & Wireless Zones Wireless w/ Tamper Supervision Zones 3 - Entry/exit delay 1 17 - Entry/exit delay 1 with tamper 9 - Entry/exit delay 2 20 - Entry/exit delay 2 with tamper 5 – Interior follower with auto bypass 18 - Interior follower with tamper and auto bypass 6 - Instant 19 - Instant with tamper 8 - Fire Step 9 – Wireless Device Programming Learning in wireless devices on a NetworX system is a little different than most alarm systems. If you have a receiver that is not brand new then you will have to set it back to default. You can do this by following the steps below:.
On your keypad type. + 8 + Programming Code. You will then be asked device address.
We chose 33 as the receiver device address by setting the DIP switches in the receiver. So you’d type, for instance, 33 + #. After entering the device address you’ll be asked for location. You will then type 910 + #. Your receiver will now be at default.
Press ‘Exit’ twice. To learn in wireless devices; follow the steps below:. Outside of programming enter. + 8 + Programming Code. You will then enter the address of your wireless receiver that you set when adjusting the receiver’s DIP switches. You will then press # after entering the receiver number. Then you will type 0 + # to go into transmitter learning mode.
The next step is to decide which zone your wireless device will go on. For instance you if you chose zone 9 you will type 9 +. to put the device on zone 9. You will then see ‘Enter Location # (0). You will then learn in the wireless device by tripping the sensor, triggering the tamper by removing cover, or it or pressing a button depending on the device type. You should hear a ‘bing-bong’ sound if you were successful. Repeat Steps 3 through 6 using a different zone number for each wireless device.
After you finish learning in all of your wireless devices press the ‘Exit’ button twice to exit programming. Step 10 – Keypad Panic Programming To activate the panic buttons for Police, Fire and Medical on your keypad you will do the following steps. These only need set if you have central station monitoring or a way to have the alarm send you notifications. From outside of programming type in. + 8 + Programming Code.
You will then be asked for the device number. Type 0 and press #.
You will then be asked for the location. Type 23 and #.
This is done in segment 1 of location 23. You want to make sure that options 5, 6 and 7 are on. You will know that they are on because you will see the numbers being displayed.
If they are not displayed then press the corresponding numbers on the keypad to make them show up. The numbers correspond to the explanations below:. 5. On enables audible keypad panic. On enables keypad aux 1 (fire panic). On enables keypad aux 2 (emergency panic). Press.
to move to the next segment. That will save the info you just changed.
Then press # to exit Step 11 – Zone labelling To label zones so that they display the zone name on an alphanumeric keypad you will do the following:. On your keypad type. + 9 + 2 + Programming Code. You will then see ‘Enter message number then #’.
Choose the zone number you want to program a label for and press #. You will then see the Zone number displayed on the first line and then it is repeated on the second line with a cursor under the first character. The controls for operation are:.
key - Move cursor to the right/Accept character. ‘Cancel’ key – Move cursor to the left. Up arrow/Down arrow – Change character cursor is on. ‘Stay’ key – Insert Space. ‘Chime’ key – delete characters. ‘Exit’ key – Access NetworX vocabulary (Up/Down arrows choose words). When done editing the line, enter the # key to escape from the edit mode.
Final - A note on resistors By default the Interlogix NetworX alarm systems require the use of resistors. We recommend that you use End-Of-Line resistors always as they provide a measure of supervision to each zone and help to prevent tampering on the zone. If for some reason you can’t use resistors or don’t want to (not recommendedrecommended) then you can shut the usage of resistors off in the NetworX programming.
This is done by going into the Zone Type Characteristics locations and toggling off an option. Zone Type Characteristics Locations are as follows for each type of NetworX:. Interlogix NX-4 = Locations 111-149 (Pages 31-32 in manual). Interlogix NX-6 = Locations 111-169 (Pages 44-47 in manual). Interlogix NX-8 = Locations 111-169 (Pages 33-36 in manual). Interlogix NX-8E = Locations 111-169 (Pages 33-37 in manual) To turn off the use of resistors for each zone type you will go into the appropriate location.
When entering each location; you will start out in segment 1. The option for turning off resistor usage is in segment 4. In segment 4 you will turn on option 2.
This option is called ‘End of Line Resistor Defeat’. This will shut of resistor use for that particular zone type.
For example if you wanted to turn off resistor usage for a Zone Type 3 (Entry/Exit Delay 1) you would follow the steps below:. Type. + 8 + Programming Code to enter programming. At ‘Choose device address #’ you will type 0 + #.
Then you will see ‘Select Location #’ and you will type 115 + #. You will then press. until you get to segment 4. At segment 4 you will press 2 to turn option 2 on if it is not already on. You will then press ‘Exit’ + ‘Exit’ to exit programing.
Networx NX-8 from CADDX The NetworX NX-8 from CADDX Controls represents a new approach to security systems design. Drawing on experience in the world market as the largest exporter of USA manufactured controls, CADDX has developed the most flexible, durable, and user-friendly control ever seen in our industry. Featuring sophisticated software which allows up to 99 users to interface with 48 zones, 8 partitions, and a host of integrated fire, access, verification, and input/output modules, all reported with the most comprehensive and fast SIA and Contact ID formats.
The NetworX design allows a fully loaded system to be housed in one single metal enclosure, establishing for the first time, a logical solution and design response to modular systems. Up to 32 modules can be added to expand the capabilities of the NX-8.