PFC-4064 KEYPAD PROGRAMMING • 8870080 • REV A • 12/17
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To edit/rename an entry, select the eld you would like to change using the arrow keys. Press “Enter” to open the eld,
which should display (example shown below) with the rst character blinking. Once the eld is available, scroll through the
available characters to nd the letter, number, or special character desired using the Up/Down arrow keys. Move to the next
character space using the left/right arrow keys. When nished, press “Enter” to save changes.
Note: When selecting the order the zones are listed in, the screen will allow you to change the number through either the up/
down arrow keys or by manually typing in the order number preferred. All single digit number selections must use a zero. It
is highly recommended that the assigned zone name and number is written down to avoid confusion and programming errors.
System Setup: Points
Once the software zones are established, the next step is to congure the input circuits and NAC circuits (Points) of the
re alarm system. Points are input or output signal devices, with the functions and description of both being set here. The
on-board output NAC & Aux Power circuits will be found under Built-In Power Supply while the on-board input zones are
located under Built-In IDC6
It is recommended to do this immediately after setting up the Zones.
Within the Programming submenu, select System Setup, then select Points.
You will then have a choice between setting up points for the Built-in Power Supply (used for NAC output devices such
as horns, strobes, door holders, etc) or the Built-in IDC6 (used for input devices such as smoke detectors, pull stations,
owswitches, etc.). Use the right arrow button to access all the available options.
System Setup
1=Zones
2=Points
3=Assign Zones
Select:
Built-in PWR Sup
Built-in IDC6
Zone Name
Zone 1
# Name Funct Suprv
1 Conv Smoke 1
2 Conv Smoke 2
Press ENTER to edit
Select Zone:
Current: 1
Set: [01]
# Suprv AlVer EOL
1 No No n/a
2 No No n/a
Press ENTER to edit
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