NAPCO iSecure Installation & Programming Instructions page 2

The following changes have been made to this manual (WI2240ALF) since the previous edition (WI2240LF):
• Page 4 and 11, added information about the Hub enclosure tamper installation instructions (WI2382LF, included in all kits)
• Pages 4, 11, 32 and 53, added the following note: "The Hub's integral siren only activates upon an Area 1 alarm. All
other external sirens activate upon an alarm in any Area ".
• Page 7, added System Information Card (OI404LF) detailing its various labels.
• Page 8, added "Bosch receivers require a Static Key; this field appears when a Bosch RECEIVER TYPE is selected."
• Page 10, added Voice Prompt Volume instructions for each keypad model. Also added "Is Wi-Fi Required?"
• Page 11, added information about maximum bell current and compatible bell models in the BELL (+) terminal descrip-
tion.
• Page 12, added IMPORTANT note regarding the IBR-TOUCH-WL USB port.
• Page 13, added "Add the IBR-TOUCH-WL Tablet (Kit 3 Only)"
• Page 15, added PIRPET Lens information.
• Page 32, added warnings regarding AC power with back cover removed, and JP2 header information.
• Page 33: In TERMINAL DESCRIPTIONS, "...Hub + Auxiliary Power terminal..." changed to "...Hub PGM (+) terminal..."
• Page 34, added Tamper information.
• Page 40, minor changes to the ISEC-ZWAVE installation steps, to accommodate the possibility of replacing an older
version PC board.
• Page 41, changed step 8 and added note in step 9 regarding not to over-tighten the screw.
• Page 56, added note to Exit Delay.
• Page 57, added Exit Sounder Enabled feature definition.
• Page 61, clarifications to the ISEC-WL-SIREN Factory Reset and Strobe/Sounder Test procedures, and clarified/
expanded the associated illustrations. Also added step 4 to "Go-Anywhere Hub Factory Reset (Cold Start)".
• Page 64, RF Channel Scan instructions expanded and clarified.
• Page 65, added AutoEnroll instructions and brief information regarding the new model ISEC-WL-TOUCH2.
• Page 72, updated Bell Current and footnote.
• Page 80, added FCC Exposure Guide text.
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