Hills Reliance 128 User Manual (English)

Questions and Answers:

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Matthew PetersonAug 19, 2025
How to troubleshoot a dead Hills Reliance 128 code pad?
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  Tina GrossAug 19, 2025
  If the Hills Control Panel's code pad appears dead with no lights or sounds, you can try the following: * Measure the output voltage at the Aux Pwr (+) terminals; it should be above 12.8 volt dc. * Disconnect all devices connected to the Aux Pwr (+) terminal, leaving only the code pad connected. * Check for short circuits on devices connected to Aux Pwr (+) terminals. * Verify that AC power and the battery are correctly connected to the panel. * Check the wiring and connections at both the code pad and the panel.
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Jeffery DuranAug 21, 2025
Why does my Hills Reliance 128 Control Panel keep beeping?
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  grichardAug 21, 2025
  If your Hills Control Panel starts beeping and requires a code to stop, it indicates a system fault. To identify the cause, press '1' then '2'. This will display the reason for the system beeping.
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Casey McdonaldAug 23, 2025
What does 'Over Current Fault' mean on my Hills Reliance 128?
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  Jason CampbellAug 23, 2025
  An 'Over Current Fault' on your Hills Control Panel typically indicates a partial short circuit on the Aux Pwr, Smoke power, Horn Speaker, Strobe, or Screamer. Removing the short from the Aux Pwr or Smoke Pwr will immediately resolve the over-current condition. If the short is on the horn, Strobe, or Screamer, you must put the panel into alarm once the fault has been removed to clear the over-current condition.
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Stephen JacksonAug 26, 2025
What to do if Zones LEDs flash rapidly on Hills Control Panel?
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  Jeffrey SotoAug 26, 2025
  If the Zones LEDs on your Hills Control Panel are flashing rapidly, and arming/disarming doesn't clear it, a zone tamper condition has likely occurred. Press '1' then '7' to reset the condition and clear the rapid flashing LEDs. Note that if the zone is still in tamper, pressing '1' then '7' will only clear the condition temporarily.
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Hannah TrevinoAug 28, 2025
Why aren't the keys working on my Hills Reliance 128 code pad?
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  munozjeffreyAug 28, 2025
  If the code pad lights on your Hills Control Panel appear to be working, but the keys don't function, ensure that the user code you are entering is programmed into the system and is designated as an Arm/Disarm code. Also, verify that you have set the code pad No and Area No. This is configured using feature ¹ 94 in the section 'Programming the code pad'.
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Ashley TurnerAug 30, 2025
What does it mean when the Fire LED is flashing rapidly on my Hills Reliance 128 Control Panel?
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  Peter GriffinAug 30, 2025
  If the Fire LED on your Hills Control Panel flashes rapidly, measure the voltage at the Aux Pwr (+) terminal; it should be above 12.8 Volt DC. Also, check that the data wire is connected correctly at both ends. The smoke detector circuit may have gone into alarm, in which case you should press '1' then '7' to reset it. You can also try connecting code pads one at a time to see if the problem is related to a specific code pad.
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Amy ColeSep 1, 2025
What does 'Box Tamper' mean on my Hills Reliance 128 Control Panel?
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  Jessica GarciaSep 1, 2025
  The 'Box Tamper' message on your Hills Control Panel indicates that the box tamper pins are open circuit or activated. Ensure the box tamper pins are sealed (closed circuit). Arm and disarm the system to clear the box tamper condition.
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Jill JonesSep 4, 2025
What to do if Hills Reliance 128 Control Panel code pad won't accept key presses after exiting program mode?
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  kristina39Sep 4, 2025
  If the code pad on your Hills Control Panel does not accept key presses after exiting program mode, wait 12 seconds before entering key presses at the code pad.
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Kelly CooperSep 6, 2025
Why can't I write custom messages to multiple LCD code pads on my Hills Reliance 128 Control Panel?
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  Michael MaldonadoSep 6, 2025
  If you are unable to write custom messages to multiple LCD code pads on your Hills Control Panel system, ensure you have individually set the code pad No(s) and Area No(s) for each code pad, using feature ¹ 94 in the section 'Programming the Code Pad'. You may also need to enter and then exit program mode. Alternatively, enter the custom message menu, view any message, and then exit. See feature ¹ 92 in the NX148 LCD Code Pad installation manual.
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nataliechapmanSep 8, 2025
What does 'Siren Trouble' mean on my Hills Reliance 128?
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  Brandon GreenSep 8, 2025
  Siren Trouble on your Hills Control Panel indicates that the Horn Speaker is open/short circuit or not connected. If a horn speaker is not connected to the panel, place a 3K3 resistor across the Bell output to disable Siren Trouble Monitoring.

Hills Reliance 128 Specifications

General

Brand	Hills
Model	Reliance 128
Category	Control Panel
Language	English

Summary

NZ Telepermit Notice

Warnings

Installation and Power Requirements

Equipment must be installed by qualified personnel and use approved power adapters.

Battery Replacement Caution

Risk of explosion if battery is replaced with an incorrect type.

Compliance Notices

Installer Information and Approvals

Installer licenses, ACA A-Tick, and NZ Telepermit standards are detailed.

Telephone Connection Regulations

Rules for automatic dialing devices and series connected equipment.

Specific Country Requirements

Notes on re-attempts, call spacing, and fault clearance for NZ.

Updated Features

Summary of New and Changed Features

Highlights new features and changes from previous versions of the product.

Sales & Distribution

Contact Information

Provides contact details for service and sales offices across different regions.

Ordering Information

System Modules and Equipment List

Lists part numbers, descriptions, and DAS codes for system components.

Installation & Programming Flowchart

System Setup and Configuration Sequence

Diagram outlining the steps for installing and programming the system.

Board Installation

Enclosure and PC Board Mounting Procedures

Instructions for installing the metal enclosure and mounting the PC board.

Control Panel Comparison

Model Feature Comparison Table

Compares R8, R12, and R128 models based on various features and capabilities.

Hills Reliance 128 Wiring Diagram

Electrical Connection Layout

Diagram illustrating the wiring and connections for the Hills Reliance 128 system.

Hills Reliance 128 Terminal Descriptions

Terminal Functionality Guide

Detailed explanation of each terminal's purpose and connection requirements.

Hills Reliance R12 Wiring Diagram

Electrical Connection Layout

Diagram illustrating the wiring and connections for the Hills Reliance R12 system.

Hills Reliance 12 Terminal Descriptions

Terminal Functionality Guide

Explanation of each terminal's purpose and connection requirements for the R12 model.

Hills Reliance R8 Wiring Diagram

Electrical Connection Layout

Diagram showing the wiring and connections for the Hills Reliance R8 system.

Hills Reliance 8 Terminal Descriptions

Terminal Functionality Guide

Description of each terminal's function and connection for the R8 model.

Main Options

System Areas and Codes

Details on areas, arm/disarm codes, and user management.

Arming and Output Functions

Covers auto-arming options, auxiliary outputs, and box tamper inputs.

Code Pad and Zone Configuration

Explains code pad start zones, configuration groups, and dual end-of-line options.

Battery and System Timers

Details dynamic battery testing and system timer configurations.

System Behavior and Event Handling

Exit Error and Expander Reporting

Defines how exit errors and expander troubles are reported.

Fire Alarm Verification and Bypass

Explains fire alarm verification process and group bypass functionality.

Logging and Communication Settings

Covers event logging, call counts, and zone disabling.

Arming Modes and Supervision

Describes partial mode, siren supervision, and twin trip options.

Telephone Line Monitoring

Details the telephone line monitoring feature.

Programming LED Code Pads

Setting Code Pad Start Zone

Configures the starting zone for LED code pads using Function [*]-[9]-[2].

Configuring LED Code Pad Options

Sets code pad features like tamper switch, chime, and silent options using Function [*]-[9]-[3].

Configuring Code Pad Number and Area Options

Assigning Code Pad Number and Area

Uses Function [*]-[9]-[4] to set code pad numbers and area access.

Setting System Date and Clock

System Date Programming

Programs the system date using Function [*]-[9]-[6].

System Clock Programming

Sets the system clock using Function [*]-[9]-[7].

Elapsed Hours Since Last Auto Test

Auto Test Interval Setting

Sets the elapsed hours for auto-test reporting using Function [*]-[9]-[5].

Service Menu Operations

System Fault Diagnosis

Uses LEDs to indicate system faults like over current, siren trouble, or box tamper.

Zone Status Indicators

LED indications for zone tamper, low battery, and loss of supervision.

Line and Communication Status

Indicators for telephone line issues and communication failures.

System Time and Service LED

Indicates loss of system time and how to reset it.

Changing User Codes

User Code Management

Function [*]-[5] to change user codes, including master and multi-area access.

Assigning User Code Authority Levels

Area Authorization and Access Control

Function [*]-[6] to assign authority levels and area access permissions to user codes.

System Testing Procedures

Walk Test Mode

Function [*]-[Chime] to test zones by faulting them and observing zone lights.

Download Connection Functions

Functions [*]-[9]-[8] and [*]-[9]-[9] for initiating remote download connections.

Programming The Hills Reliance Control Panel

Programming Structure Explained

Details the hierarchy of Features, Segments, and Options in the programming structure.

Navigating the Programming Interface

Explains how to enter, navigate, and exit the programming mode and features.

Programming Data Entry Methods

Numerical and Option Data Input

Guides for entering numerical data and selecting options using code pad keys.

Loading Factory Defaults and Enrolling Modules

Resetting to Defaults and Module Detection

Procedures for loading factory defaults and enrolling system modules.

Programming Examples

Numerical Data Programming Example

Illustration of programming numerical data using binary zone LED representation.

Option Selection Programming Example

Illustration of enabling options using code pad keys and LEDs.

Programming Feature Descriptions: System Codes

Feature 0: Code Requirements

Enables 6-digit codes and defines requirements for [*]-[9]-[8] and [*]-[9]-[9] functions.

Feature 1: Go To Program Code

Sets the code used to enter programming mode.

Feature 2: Go To Program Code Area and Authorisation

Defines how the 'Go To Program Code' can be used for arming/disarming and area access.

Feature 3: Duress Code

Sets the duress code for emergency disarming.

Dialer Options (Features 4-11)

Phone Number Configuration

Features 4, 7, 8: Programming telephone numbers for communication.

Account Code and Communicator Format

Features 5, 6: Setting system account code and communicator format.

Dialing Options and Delays

Features 10, 11: Configuring dial attempts, dialing options, and line cut delay.

Event Report Summary and Download Options

Feature 9: Event Report Summary

Defines event reporting codes for various system and area events.

Feature 10: Dial Attempts and Dialing Options

Sets dial attempt counts and additional dialing functionalities.

Feature 11: Phone Line Cut Delay

Configures the delay before activating a phone line fault.

Features 12-15: Download Options

Covers access codes, ring counts, download control, and call back numbers.

Area 1 - Option and Report Selections

Feature 16: Area Options

Enables various options and communicator reports for Area 1.

Area Option Descriptions

Arming and Bypass Options

Describes AC Power Alert, Answering Machine Defeat, Bypass Code, Force Arming.

Panic and Tamper Functions

Details Code Pad Activated Panics, Code Pad Tamper, and Exit Error reporting.

System Modes and Reporting

Explains Group Bypass, LED Extinguish, Partial Mode, Quick Arm, and Recent Closing.

Area Option Descriptions (Continued)

Re-exit and Arming Features

Describes Re-exit, Silent Automatic Arming, Universal Arming, and Zone Bypassed Sounder Alert.

Special Reporting and Arming Modes

Covers Late To Close, Autoarm In Partial, Disable Bypass, and Zone Configuration types.

Area 1 - Entry / Exit Timers

Feature 17: Entry/Exit Timer Configuration

Configures primary and secondary entry/exit times for Area 1.

Zones 1-8 Configuration

Feature 18: Zone Type Assignment

Sets the Configuration Group (zone type) for zones 1-8.

Default Zone Configurations

Zone Type Definitions

Table defining 30 zone configuration types for system setup.

Zones 17-48 Configuration Group

Feature 59: Zone Type Assignment

Configuration Group (zone type) for zones 17-24.

Zone Area Select - Zones 17-24

Feature 60: Area Assignment

Assigns areas to zones 17-24.

Zones 25-32 Configuration Group

Feature 61: Zone Type Assignment

Configuration Group (zone type) for zones 25-32.

Zones 33-40 Configuration Group

Feature 63: Zone Type Assignment

Configuration Group (zone type) for zones 33-40.

Zone Area Select - Zones 33-40

Feature 64: Area Assignment

Assigns areas to zones 33-40.

Zones 41-48 Configuration Group

Feature 65: Zone Type Assignment

Configuration Group (zone type) for zones 41-48.

Zone Area Select - Zones 41-48

Feature 66: Area Assignment

Assigns areas to zones 41-48.

Configuration Groups 1 - 20

Feature 67: Configuration Group 1 Alarm Event Code

Contact I.D. event code for group 1 alarm reports.

Configuration Group 1 Characteristic Select

Feature 68: Characteristic Selection

Selects characteristics for Configuration Group 1.

Configuration Group 2 Alarm Event Code

Feature 69: Alarm Event Code

Contact I.D. event code for group 2 alarms.

Configuration Group 2 Characteristic Select

Feature 70: Characteristic Selection

Selects characteristics for Configuration Group 2.

Configuration Group 3 Alarm Event Code

Feature 71: Alarm Event Code

Contact I.D. event code for group 3 alarms.

Configuration Group 3 Characteristic Select

Feature 72: Characteristic Selection

Selects characteristics for Configuration Group 3.

Configuration Group 4 Alarm Event Code

Feature 73: Alarm Event Code

Contact I.D. event code for group 4 alarms.

Configuration Group 4 Characteristic Select

Feature 74: Characteristic Selection

Selects characteristics for Configuration Group 4.

Configuration Group 5 Alarm Event Code

Feature 75: Alarm Event Code

Contact I.D. event code for group 5 alarms.

Configuration Group 5 Characteristic Select

Feature 76: Characteristic Selection

Selects characteristics for Configuration Group 5.

Configuration Group 6 Alarm Event Code

Feature 77: Alarm Event Code

Contact I.D. event code for group 6 alarms.

Configuration Group 6 Characteristic Select

Feature 78: Characteristic Selection

Selects characteristics for Configuration Group 6.

Configuration Group 7 Alarm Event Code

Feature 79: Alarm Event Code

Contact I.D. event code for group 7 alarms.

Configuration Group 7 Characteristic Select

Feature 80: Characteristic Selection

Selects characteristics for Configuration Group 7.

Configuration Group 8 Alarm Event Code

Feature 81: Alarm Event Code

Contact I.D. event code for group 8 alarms.

Configuration Group 8 Characteristic Select

Feature 82: Characteristic Selection

Selects characteristics for Configuration Group 8.

Configuration Group 9 Alarm Event Code

Feature 83: Alarm Event Code

Contact I.D. event code for group 9 alarms.

Configuration Group 9 Characteristic Select

Feature 84: Characteristic Selection

Selects characteristics for Configuration Group 9.

Configuration Group 10 Alarm Event Code

Feature 85: Alarm Event Code

Contact I.D. event code for group 10 alarms.

Configuration Group 10 Characteristic Select

Feature 86: Characteristic Selection

Selects characteristics for Configuration Group 10.

Configuration Group 11 Alarm Event Code

Feature 87: Alarm Event Code

Contact I.D. event code for group 11 alarms.

Configuration Group 11 Characteristic Select

Feature 88: Characteristic Selection

Selects characteristics for Configuration Group 11.

Configuration Group 12 Alarm Event Code

Feature 89: Alarm Event Code

Contact I.D. event code for group 12 alarms.

Configuration Group 12 Characteristic Select

Feature 90: Characteristic Selection

Selects characteristics for Configuration Group 12.

Configuration Group 13 Alarm Event Code

Feature 91: Alarm Event Code

Contact I.D. event code for group 13 alarms.

Configuration Group 13 Characteristic Select

Feature 92: Characteristic Selection

Selects characteristics for Configuration Group 13.

Configuration Group 14 Alarm Event Code

Feature 93: Alarm Event Code

Contact I.D. event code for group 14 alarms.

Configuration Group 14 Characteristic Select

Feature 94: Characteristic Selection

Selects characteristics for Configuration Group 14.

Configuration Group 15 Alarm Event Code

Feature 95: Alarm Event Code

Contact I.D. event code for group 15 alarms.

Configuration Group 15 Characteristic Select

Feature 96: Characteristic Selection

Selects characteristics for Configuration Group 15.

Configuration Group 16 Alarm Event Code

Feature 97: Alarm Event Code

Contact I.D. event code for group 16 alarms.

Configuration Group 16 Characteristic Select

Feature 98: Characteristic Selection

Selects characteristics for Configuration Group 16.

Configuration Group 17 Alarm Event Code

Feature 99: Alarm Event Code

Contact I.D. event code for group 17 alarms.

Configuration Group 17 Characteristic Select

Feature 100: Characteristic Selection

Selects characteristics for Configuration Group 17.

Configuration Group 18 Alarm Event Code

Feature 101: Alarm Event Code

Contact I.D. event code for group 18 alarms.

Configuration Group 18 Characteristic Select

Feature 102: Characteristic Selection

Selects characteristics for Configuration Group 18.

Configuration Group 19 Alarm Event Code

Feature 103: Alarm Event Code

Contact I.D. event code for group 19 alarms.

Configuration Group 19 Characteristic Select

Feature 104: Characteristic Selection

Selects characteristics for Configuration Group 19.

Configuration Group 20 Alarm Event Code

Feature 105: Alarm Event Code

Contact I.D. event code for group 20 alarms.

Configuration Group 20 Characteristic Select

Feature 106: Characteristic Selection

Selects characteristics for Configuration Group 20.

Zones 49-56 Configuration Group

Feature 119: Zone Type Assignment

Configuration Group (zone type) for zones 49-56.

Zone Area Select - Zones 49-56

Feature 120: Area Assignment

Assigns areas to zones 49-56.

Zones 57-64 Configuration Group

Feature 121: Zone Type Assignment

Configuration Group (zone type) for zones 57-64.

Zone Area Select - Zones 57-64

Feature 122: Area Assignment

Assigns areas to zones 57-64.

Zones 65-72 Configuration Group

Feature 123: Zone Type Assignment

Configuration Group (zone type) for zones 65-72.

Zone Area Select - Zones 65-72

Feature 124: Area Assignment

Assigns areas to zones 65-72.

Zones 73-80 Configuration Group

Feature 125: Zone Type Assignment

Configuration Group (zone type) for zones 73-80.

Zone Area Select - Zones 73-80

Feature 126: Area Assignment

Assigns areas to zones 73-80.

Zones 81-88 Configuration Group

Feature 127: Zone Type Assignment

Configuration Group (zone type) for zones 81-88.

Zone Area Select - Zones 81-88

Feature 128: Area Assignment

Assigns areas to zones 81-88.

Zones 89-96 Configuration Group

Feature 129: Zone Type Assignment

Configuration Group (zone type) for zones 89-96.

Zone Area Select - Zones 89-96

Feature 130: Area Assignment

Assigns areas to zones 89-96.

Zones 97-104 Configuration Group

Feature 131: Zone Type Assignment

Configuration Group (zone type) for zones 97-104.

Zone Area Select - Zones 97-104

Feature 132: Area Assignment

Assigns areas to zones 97-104.

Zones 105-112 Configuration Group

Feature 133: Zone Type Assignment

Configuration Group (zone type) for zones 105-112.

Zone Area Select - Zones 105-112

Feature 134: Area Assignment

Assigns areas to zones 105-112.

Zones 113-120 Configuration Group

Feature 135: Zone Type Assignment

Configuration Group (zone type) for zones 113-120.

Zone Area Select - Zones 113-120

Feature 136: Area Assignment

Assigns areas to zones 113-120.

Zones 121-128 Configuration Group

Feature 137: Zone Type Assignment

Configuration Group (zone type) for zones 121-128.

Zone Area Select - Zones 121-128

Feature 138: Area Assignment

Assigns areas to zones 121-128.

Days of the Week for Auto Disarm Areas 1-8

Feature 155: Auto Disarm Day Selection

Selects days for auto disarm at Opening Time.

EOL Resistor Value Select

Feature 162: Resistor Value Selection

Selects the EOL resistor value for zones.

Appendix 1: Reporting Zone Codes in Contact I.D.

Zone Code Mapping

Table mapping programmed event codes to Contact I.D. codes and descriptions.

Appendix 2: Reporting Fixed Codes in Contact I.D.

Fixed Code Event Mapping

Table listing CID event codes for various reports and zone numbers.

Appendix 3: Expander Numbers for Reporting Expander Trouble

Code Pads Module Number Table

Device numbers reported for expander/code pad trouble conditions.

NX-216 Zone Expanders

Switch settings for NX-216 expander module address and zone numbering.

NX-216E Zone Expanders

Switch settings for NX-216E expander module address and zone numbering.

NX-408E / NX-416E / NX-448E Wireless Receiver Address Settings

NX-507E / NX-508E Relay / Output Expanders

NX-320 Remote Power Supply

Recommendation

Pre-Installation Power Disconnection

Advice on disconnecting power before connecting expander modules.

Appendix 4: Troubleshooting System Problems

Code Pad Issues

Troubleshooting guide for dead code pads, unresponsive keys, and program mode issues.

LED Indicators and Faults

Interpreting LED indicators for system faults, zone tampers, and low battery.

System Beeping and Faults

Addressing system beeping due to faults and troubleshooting advice.

Service Light Indicators - LED 1

LED 1 Fault Diagnosis

Interpreting LED 1 for system faults like over current, siren trouble, box tamper.

Service Light Indicators - LED 2

LED 2 Zone Tamper Indicator

Interpreting LED 2 for zone tamper conditions.

Service Light Indicators - LED 3

LED 3 Wireless Zone Low Battery

Interpreting LED 3 for low battery on wireless zones.

Service Light Indicators - LED 4

LED 4 Wireless Zone Supervision

Interpreting LED 4 for loss of supervision on wireless zones.

Service Light Indicators - LED 5

LED 5 Zone Trouble Indicator

Interpreting LED 5 for zone trouble on fire type zones.

Service Light Indicators - LED 6

LED 6 Telephone Line Trouble

Interpreting LED 6 for telephone line trouble/cut.

Service Light Indicators - LED 7

LED 7 Communication Failure

Interpreting LED 7 for communication failure.

Service Light Indicators - LED 8

LED 8 System Time Loss

Interpreting LED 8 for loss of system time.

System Option Descriptions

Siren and Arming Options

Details on Steady Siren, Expanded Contact I.D., First/Last To Close, Force Arm Bypass.

System Operation Modes

Covers Limited Sirens, Lost Clock, Zone Disable, Radio Remote Arm, Silent Exit.

Tamper and Output Configurations

Describes Tamper Siren, Telephone Line Cut Siren, Two Wire Smoke, Voltage Output, Zone Doubling.

Zone Inactivity and Activity Monitoring

Configuration for Zone Inactivity Timer and Activity Monitor.

Feature 155: Days of the Week for Auto Disarm Areas 1-8

Feature 155: Auto Disarm Day Selection

Selects days for auto disarm at Opening Time.

Feature 162: EOL Resistor Value Select

Feature 162: Resistor Value Selection

Selects the EOL resistor value for zones.

Appendix 1: Reporting Zone Codes in Contact I.D.

Zone Code Mapping

Table mapping programmed event codes to Contact I.D. codes and descriptions.

Appendix 2: Reporting Fixed Codes in Contact I.D.

Fixed Code Event Mapping

Table listing CID event codes for various reports and zone numbers.

Appendix 3: Expander Numbers for Reporting Expander Trouble

Code Pads Module Number Table

Device numbers reported for expander/code pad trouble conditions.

NX-216 Zone Expanders

Switch settings for NX-216 expander module address and zone numbering.

NX-216E Zone Expanders

Switch settings for NX-216E expander module address and zone numbering.

NX-408E / NX-416E / NX-448E Wireless Receiver Address Settings

NX-507E / NX-508E Relay / Output Expanders

NX-320 Remote Power Supply

Recommendation

Pre-Installation Power Disconnection

Advice on disconnecting power before connecting expander modules.

Appendix 4: Troubleshooting System Problems

Code Pad Issues

Troubleshooting guide for dead code pads, unresponsive keys, and program mode issues.

LED Indicators and Faults

Interpreting LED indicators for system faults, zone tampers, and low battery.

System Beeping and Faults

Addressing system beeping due to faults and troubleshooting advice.

Service Light Indicators - LED 1

LED 1 Fault Diagnosis

Interpreting LED 1 for system faults like over current, siren trouble, box tamper.

Service Light Indicators - LED 2

LED 2 Zone Tamper Indicator

Interpreting LED 2 for zone tamper conditions.

Service Light Indicators - LED 3

LED 3 Wireless Zone Low Battery

Interpreting LED 3 for low battery on wireless zones.

Service Light Indicators - LED 4

LED 4 Wireless Zone Supervision

Interpreting LED 4 for loss of supervision on wireless zones.

Service Light Indicators - LED 5

LED 5 Zone Trouble Indicator

Interpreting LED 5 for zone trouble on fire type zones.

Service Light Indicators - LED 6

LED 6 Telephone Line Trouble

Interpreting LED 6 for telephone line trouble/cut.

Service Light Indicators - LED 7

LED 7 Communication Failure

Interpreting LED 7 for communication failure.

Service Light Indicators - LED 8

LED 8 System Time Loss

Interpreting LED 8 for loss of system time.

Installation Floor Plan

Planning Instructions

Guide for sketching building layout and identifying device placement.

Installation Parts List

Table listing required devices and their quantities for installation.

Quick Start Guide

Panel Defaulting and Programming Access

Procedures for hard/soft defaulting, entering program mode, and changing codes.

Core System Configuration

Covers phone numbers, account code, communicator format, and download settings.

Feature Configuration Summary

Lists key features for configuring system options, timers, and zones.

Testing and Customer Training

Procedures for walk testing and training the end user.

Hills Reliance Specifications

Power and Loop Specifications

Details operating power, auxiliary power, and loop resistance parameters.

Environmental and Physical Dimensions

Specifies operating temperature, pad dimensions, enclosure size, and shipping weight.

Warranty Statement

Product Guarantee Terms

Outlines the 24-month warranty against defects.

Liability and Repair Exclusions

States limitations on liability for indirect damage and unauthorized repairs.

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Hills Reliance 128 User Manual

Table of Contents

Questions and Answers:

Hills Reliance 128 Specifications

Summary

NZ Telepermit Notice

Warnings

Installation and Power Requirements

Battery Replacement Caution

Compliance Notices

Installer Information and Approvals

Telephone Connection Regulations

Specific Country Requirements

Updated Features

Summary of New and Changed Features

Sales & Distribution

Contact Information

Ordering Information

System Modules and Equipment List

Installation & Programming Flowchart

System Setup and Configuration Sequence

Board Installation

Enclosure and PC Board Mounting Procedures

Control Panel Comparison

Model Feature Comparison Table

Hills Reliance 128 Wiring Diagram

Electrical Connection Layout

Hills Reliance 128 Terminal Descriptions

Terminal Functionality Guide

Hills Reliance R12 Wiring Diagram

Electrical Connection Layout

Hills Reliance 12 Terminal Descriptions

Terminal Functionality Guide

Hills Reliance R8 Wiring Diagram

Electrical Connection Layout

Hills Reliance 8 Terminal Descriptions

Terminal Functionality Guide

Main Options

System Areas and Codes

Arming and Output Functions

Code Pad and Zone Configuration

Battery and System Timers

System Behavior and Event Handling

Exit Error and Expander Reporting

Fire Alarm Verification and Bypass

Logging and Communication Settings

Arming Modes and Supervision

Telephone Line Monitoring

Programming LED Code Pads

Setting Code Pad Start Zone

Configuring LED Code Pad Options

Configuring Code Pad Number and Area Options

Assigning Code Pad Number and Area

Setting System Date and Clock

System Date Programming

System Clock Programming

Elapsed Hours Since Last Auto Test

Auto Test Interval Setting

Service Menu Operations

System Fault Diagnosis

Zone Status Indicators

Line and Communication Status

System Time and Service LED

Changing User Codes

User Code Management

Assigning User Code Authority Levels

Area Authorization and Access Control

System Testing Procedures

Walk Test Mode

Download Connection Functions

Programming The Hills Reliance Control Panel

Programming Structure Explained

Navigating the Programming Interface

Programming Data Entry Methods

Numerical and Option Data Input

Loading Factory Defaults and Enrolling Modules

Resetting to Defaults and Module Detection

Programming Examples

Numerical Data Programming Example

Option Selection Programming Example