Sanity Check - Programming DSC Wireless Smoke Detectors
#1
04-28-16, 12:29 PM
Sanity Check - Programming DSC Wireless Smoke Detectors
Just looking for a sanity check so I don't end up having to fully re-program my system.
First a few things. Zones 17, 18, 19 are currently installed and working.
17 - Tilt sensor - Zone type 01 Delayed Perimeter Zone
18 - Motion sensor - Zone type 05 Interior Zone
19 - Motion sensor - Zone type 05 Interior Zone
I'm going to be installing 4 WS4916 wireless smoke detectors to zones 20, 21, 22, and 23.
Would the following be the way of going about it?
First a few things. Zones 17, 18, 19 are currently installed and working.
17 - Tilt sensor - Zone type 01 Delayed Perimeter Zone
18 - Motion sensor - Zone type 05 Interior Zone
19 - Motion sensor - Zone type 05 Interior Zone
I'm going to be installing 4 WS4916 wireless smoke detectors to zones 20, 21, 22, and 23.
Would the following be the way of going about it?
Press * 8 [INSTALLER CODE] to enter programming mode
Press 002 to go to the zone definition block that begins with zone 17
Press 01 to program zone 17 as Delayed Perimeter Zone
Pause
Press 05 to program zone 18 as Interior Zone
Pause
Press 05 to program zone 19 as Interior Zone
Pause
Press 88 to program zone 20 as Standard 24-Hour Fire (Wireless)
Pause
Press 88 to program zone 21 as Standard 24-Hour Fire (Wireless)
Pause
Press 88 to program zone 22 as Standard 24-Hour Fire (Wireless)
Pause
Press 88 to program zone 23 as Standard 24-Hour Fire (Wireless)
Press # to exit the location but remain in programming mode
Press 120, pause, then 8 to enable zone 20 as wireless
Press # to exit the location but remain in programming mode
Press 204, pause, then 4 to enable zone 20 on partition 1
Press # to exit the location but remain in programming mode
Press 804 to enter the serial number program section
Press 20 , pause, then INSERT HEX HERE to assign the serial number to zone 20
Press # to exit the serial number programming section
Press 121, pause, then 8 to enable zone 21 as wireless
Press # to exit the location but remain in programming mode
Press 204, pause, then 5 to enable zone 21 on partition 1
Press # to exit the location but remain in programming mode
Press 804 to enter the serial number program section
Press 21 , pause, then INSERT HEX HERE to assign the serial number to zone 21
Press # to exit the serial number programming section
Press 122, pause, then 8 to enable zone 22 as wireless
Press # to exit the location but remain in programming mode
Press 204, pause, then 6 to enable zone 22 on partition 1
Press # to exit the location but remain in programming mode
Press 804 to enter the serial number program section
Press 22 , pause, then INSERT HEX HERE to assign the serial number to zone 22
Press # to exit the serial number programming section
Press 123, pause, then 8 to enable zone 23 as wireless
Press # to exit the location but remain in programming mode
Press 204, pause, then 7 to enable zone 23 on partition 1
Press # to exit the location but remain in programming mode
Press 804 to enter the serial number program section
Press 23 , pause, then INSERT HEX HERE to assign the serial number to zone 23
Press # to exit the serial number programming section
Press # again to exit programming altogether
Press 002 to go to the zone definition block that begins with zone 17
Press 01 to program zone 17 as Delayed Perimeter Zone
Pause
Press 05 to program zone 18 as Interior Zone
Pause
Press 05 to program zone 19 as Interior Zone
Pause
Press 88 to program zone 20 as Standard 24-Hour Fire (Wireless)
Pause
Press 88 to program zone 21 as Standard 24-Hour Fire (Wireless)
Pause
Press 88 to program zone 22 as Standard 24-Hour Fire (Wireless)
Pause
Press 88 to program zone 23 as Standard 24-Hour Fire (Wireless)
Press # to exit the location but remain in programming mode
Press 120, pause, then 8 to enable zone 20 as wireless
Press # to exit the location but remain in programming mode
Press 204, pause, then 4 to enable zone 20 on partition 1
Press # to exit the location but remain in programming mode
Press 804 to enter the serial number program section
Press 20 , pause, then INSERT HEX HERE to assign the serial number to zone 20
Press # to exit the serial number programming section
Press 121, pause, then 8 to enable zone 21 as wireless
Press # to exit the location but remain in programming mode
Press 204, pause, then 5 to enable zone 21 on partition 1
Press # to exit the location but remain in programming mode
Press 804 to enter the serial number program section
Press 21 , pause, then INSERT HEX HERE to assign the serial number to zone 21
Press # to exit the serial number programming section
Press 122, pause, then 8 to enable zone 22 as wireless
Press # to exit the location but remain in programming mode
Press 204, pause, then 6 to enable zone 22 on partition 1
Press # to exit the location but remain in programming mode
Press 804 to enter the serial number program section
Press 22 , pause, then INSERT HEX HERE to assign the serial number to zone 22
Press # to exit the serial number programming section
Press 123, pause, then 8 to enable zone 23 as wireless
Press # to exit the location but remain in programming mode
Press 204, pause, then 7 to enable zone 23 on partition 1
Press # to exit the location but remain in programming mode
Press 804 to enter the serial number program section
Press 23 , pause, then INSERT HEX HERE to assign the serial number to zone 23
Press # to exit the serial number programming section
Press # again to exit programming altogether
#2
04-28-16, 02:16 PM
That would work, but you kind of made it a little too complicated. Generally with wireless, do the wireless enroll for all of the devices first, then do all of wireless zone enable. After that it doesn't matter whether you do the zone programming first or the partition enable.
Basically, it's easier to do all of the like programming locations at once than it is to keep bouncing back and forth, unless your goal is to test each devices, one by one, as you configure it.
Basically, it's easier to do all of the like programming locations at once than it is to keep bouncing back and forth, unless your goal is to test each devices, one by one, as you configure it.
