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How to configure a wireless sensor and
program a zone on an ADVISOR MASTER
Enter the Installer Menu 19:
1.
Menu key, Installer PIN, Enter
2.
19, Enter
3.
* (Advanced Installer Menu)
Enter the Remote Device Menu:
4.
28, Enter
Select the DGP and its menu:
5.
1, Enter (1-DGP, 2-RAS)
6.
1, Enter (DGP No)
7.
15, Enter (set factory defaults if previously changed!)
8.
* (Confirm)
9.
2, Enter
10. 17, Enter
11. Press the program switch (tamper the sensor)
12. Keypad beeps twice to confirm that the zone was learned
properly
13. If ready, press 0 Enter to leave the zone programming
menu
14. 0, Enter (Exit the DGP menu)
15. 0, Enter (Exit Menu 28)
Enter the Installer Menu again:
16. Enter (Simple Menu)
Create a zone:
17. 1, Enter (Zone database)
18. 17, Enter (Create zone 17)
19. Enter (Skip text)
20. Enter (Confirm or change zone type 2)
21. Enter (Confirm or change reporting code)
22. 0 (Skip Audio listen in etc.)
23. Enter (Confirm area 1, or change area number)
24. Enter (Confirm no event flag)
25. 0 (Skip internal siren settings etc.)
26. Continue with next zone if required
For more details on how to program or delete a sensor, refer to
Menu 2 of the wireless DPG (see below).
For more details on how to program a zone, refer to ATS
programming manual.
Menu 1, DGP Status
The DGP Status menu shows the following status information:
1.
Operating or if applicable cover tamper or jamming
2.
Number of detectors reporting low battery
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3.
Number of detectors with long supervisory fail
4.
Number of smoke detectors reporting dirty
Jamming
Jamming is detected by the receiver.
A jamming condition occurs if there are more than 30 seconds
of jamming within any one minute interval.
A DGP tamper condition is generated if the system is blocked
due to jamming.
Menu 2, Program Zones
With a defaulted DGP, a zone can be programmed (learned) or
deleted via menu 2.
Learning a zone
The zone number needs to be entered in the range of the DGP
address.
If not occupied the display shows the zone number with text
"Unused".
Deleting a zone
The zone number you enter must be within the valid range of
addresses for the DGP.
If the zone is occupied it shows the details of that zone. For
example, 17 DWS (door window sensor).
When the zone number is confirmed by pressing Enter, the
display shows: "Delete device?"
When confirmed with the menu key, the device is deleted
completely.
Menu 3, View RF Devices
Every wireless sensor has a unique, factory programmed
number, visible in the RAS. Use menu 3 to identify the sensor
ID number if required, or to identify the type of sensor.
"Unused" appears instead of an ID number if the zone is not
programmed.
Menu 4, View Zone Status
You can check the status of a zone input sensor. Depending
on the sensor type, there are six possible sensor warning
messages.
Table 3: Sensor-warning messages
Warning
Description
Normal
Operating normally
Alarm
Zone in alarm
Tamper
Tamper
Supervision
Long or smoke supervision fail
Batt
Low battery warning
Dirty
Smoke detectors only
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