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3 Press the LEFT button once to preview the SSD-66's address. If you have the SSD-66 on
zone one, the SSD-66 address should read "ADA BUS 00".
4 To change the SSD-66's address repeated pressing of the LEFT button will advance the
SSD-66 through its addresses. If you passed the desired address, repeated pressing of
the REAR button will scroll the SSD-66 back through its addresses.
5 When the SSD-66 is programmed with the correct address, press the MODE button to
exit the "SETUP MODES" or simply let the SSD-66 automatically time-out of the setup
modes.
Having both programmed the Delta-88 and the SSD-66, the keypad should operate the SSD-
66. If the keypad is not controlling or reading the SSD-66, check the following.
3a SSD-66 to Delta-88 Trouble-Shooting - Checking the Keypad
If the keypads do not respond or feedback information from the SSD-66 and the address
settings are correct, you will want to make certain that the MC-3000 or MC-3800 did in fact
program from the Delta-88 as discussed in section 1, steps 9 and 10. To check the keypad follow
these steps.
1 On the keypad, press and hold the SHIFT button until the words "ENTER CODE"
appear.
2 Enter the program code 1-8-6-7 using the keypad's source buttons (1-8, left to right). The
numbers will appear on the keypad as the appropriate source button is pressed. If you
pressed in a wrong number, continue typing in the correct number as the enter code
function only scrolls through the four access code numbers.
2 Press the SHIFT button again. The keypad will indicate that access to the program mode
has been granted by displaying "PROGRAM MODE". Please note, that the keypad will
automatically time-out of the program mode if no buttons are pressed over a five second
interval. If this occurs you will need to repeat step 2.
3 Press the BASS UP (or MODE - home theater keypads) button until "CHECK SETUP"
appears.
4 Press the ROOM OFF button. The display will read the keypad's room status which for
a home theater should be "DELTA88/SSD66".
If the display reads "DELTA-88" or anything other than "DELTA88/SSD66", the programming
initiated in section 1, steps 9 and 10 did not take. If the Delta-88 was incorrectly programmed,
then you will also need to repeat steps 1-8 of this section.
3b SSD-66 to Delta-88 Trouble-Shooting - Checking the Wiring.
Most commonly, if you have programmed the SSD-66 and Delta-88 correctly and have verified
that the keypad has been programmed, you will need to check the wiring of the SSD-66 to its
BI-3000 and the BI-3000 to the WH-3000. You may want to switch the wire running from the
BI-3000 to the WH-3000 to another open WH-3000 J3-J10 connector.
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