20 | GT Series Quick Start Guide
Step 3:
Enter a Unit Link-ID Setting for each station based on the correlation table on page 19.
Step 4: Click Save , and then
Yes
.
GT-1A or GT-1D: Leave blank.
Program via handshake method.
Pages 14-15.
PROGRAMMING: ENTERING RESIDENT INFO
Resident information must be entered into the GT-MCX, GT-DMB(-N, -LVN), GT-MKB-N, and modular digital entrance
stations before tenant stations can be programmed.
Step 1: Click MCX1(Tenant Section) and then click Resident. Enter a Unit # (required) and a Resident Name
(not required) for each station in this section.
Step 2: Click Save
, and then
Yes
.
Step 5: Repeat Steps 1-4 for each MCX(Tenant Section) in the system. Ensure that each MCX is programmed with
a unique Unit # for each tenant.
Example: MCX1 Unit # = 101, 102, 103, etc.
MCX2 Unit # = 201, 202, 203, etc.
Step 6: The unique resident information created for each Tenant Section will need to be copied to each Main
Section in the system. Use Copy / Paste (Ctrl C, Ctrl V) when copying the data. When copying to the Main
Sections, do not overwrite the resident info copied from Tenant Section 1 when copying the resident info
from Tenant Section 2.
Example of resident info in a MCX(Main): Tenant Section 1 resident info = lines 1-4
Tenant Section 2 resident info = lines 5-8
Note: If programming a multi-building system with more than 500 tenants, ensure that the Calling Method is set
to either Section List + Unit#, Section# + Unit#, or Unit Number in the Main Section. When set to these
calling methods, resident information is not required in a Main Section when more than 500 tenants are
being called. Tenants must be called via station number only.
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