unlit, but still indicates service codes or faults using the top light.
9.Learn TX IDs
Default Off. Before the unit will respond to Arm/Disarm/Valet Commands from the alarm system, it needs to establish communica- tions with this alarm system. This is established using the learn routine procedure described below. Once this procedure is performed, the unit will store this information permanently in memory. The proce- dure only needs to be repeated if the alarm unit is replaced or all the transmitters in an alarm system are replaced.
10.Major Version Number: This number will allow verification of the firmware installed in the amplifier. This will be useful information should your amplifier ever need service.
11.Minor Version Number: This number references the minor version of your amplifier firmware.
To perform a transmitter "learn":
1.Connect Bitwriter® to amplifier. Press READ on the Bitwriter®.
2.Press the up arrow 3 times, or the down arrow 8Light On, W/O Service Code times to reach the Learn TX IDs menu. Press 'Select'
until the ON appears.
3.Press the write key twice. The ESP® status indicator should begin blinking.
Note: The following should be accomplished within 20 seconds or the learn session will time out. If this occurs, the LED will stop blinking. Reconnect the Bitwriter® and press WRITE twice to
4.Disconnect the Bitwriter® and connect the Amp to the alarm cable.
5.Press ARM on any transmitter attached to the alarm system. The LED should go on if the amplifier was on prior to TX ID or go out if the amplifier is off.
Note: When the amplifier receives ESP® bus activity(typically either arm or disarm signals, it will blink to indicate Arm or Disarm commands. This allows the installer to verify that the proper cable is in use and that the transmitters have been properly programmed. The unit must still be programmed to respond to Valet and Arm commands with a Bitwriter® for the
ESP® Status Indicator:
© 2005 Directed Electronics, Inc. all rights reserved | 13 |