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All programming, including zone configura-
tions and option installations, are lost when
this operation is performed. You must turn off
the control panel power off and then turn it
back on after defaulting. This reinstalls the
four zone expander, the local NAC expander,
and the MUX expander. Update the option
bus and setup keypads (Prog System Menu)
to reinstall option bus devices.
This option is only available from the local keypad. The
following window appears:
SETTING EEPROM
TO DEFAULT...
When the operation is complete, the preceding menu
appears. This operation takes several minutes when the
D7039 Multiplex Expander is installed.
7.8.3
Alternate 4/2 Codes
Shortcut:
0-PROG > 8-HSTRY DEFLTS, > 3- ALT 4/2
DEVICES
You can set all programming for 4/2 codes to an
alternative set of default reports (refer to Section 13.0
Appendix D: Programming Defaults List on page 75).
If you want to initiate a complete control panel default,
use the default EE option first, and followed by this
option. The following window appears:
SETTING EEPROM
TO DEFAULT...
When the operation is complete, the preceding menu
appears.
7.9
Programming MUX
Shortcut:
0-PROG > 9-PROGRAM MUX
This menu is accessible only when the D7039
Multiplex Expander is installed.
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The following window appears:
7.9. 1
Shortcut:
0-PROG > 9-PROGRAM MUX > 1- MUX EDIT
Use the MUX Edit option to add MUX devices to the
system. Use the address switches to program each
device with a unique address. The following window
appears:
•
0- NO DEVICE
•
2- SINGLE INPUT (refers to the D7044/M,
D7045, and D7052 [Class "A"])
•
3- I/O MODULE (refers to the D7053)
•
4- MUX SMOKE (refers to the D7050, D7050TH,
and D343)
•
5- SMOKE W/FRZ (not used)
•
6- DUAL INPUT (refers to the D7052 [Class "B"])
•
7- OCTAL INPUT (refers to the D7042/B)
Unprogrammed devices on the bus do not
operate or are not supervised.
Do not install more than one device pro-
grammed to the same address on the bus.
Doing so can inhibit alarm reporting from both
devices.
Intermittent Trouble Reports from a particular
MUX point address can indicate more than
one device is programmed to that address.
PROGRAM MUX
1- MUX EDIT
2- MUX PROGRAM
3- BUS TYPE
4- AUTO PROGRAM
MUX Edit
DEVICE TYPE (__)
0- NO DEVICE
2- SINGLE INPUT
3- I/O MODULE
4- MUX SMOKE
5- SMOKE W/FRZ
6- DUAL INPUT
7- OCTAL INPUT
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