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If programming the D279A with 9000 Series C panels, you can use Point Index 17 (O/C non-priority) or Point Index
18 (O/C priority) to program points for use with the D279A. Cut the W1 jumper on the D279A to send Point Opening
and Point Closing reports. If the D279A's jumper is not cut, then no open or close reports are sent regardless of the
panel programming.
5.6.1 Assigning the D279A to a Point with Index 17
The Point Response must be programmed as 1 (one). Points assigned to Point Index 17 will respond as follows:
NORMAL The point is Armed and sends a Point Closing report
OPEN The point is Disarmed and sends a Point Opening report
SHORT The point is in Alarm when the D279A is armed and is in Trouble when the D279A is Disarmed. This
will allow supervision of the wiring between the D279A and the panel.
A D279A programmed for non-priority does not affect the assigned area when armed. See the
9000 Series Program
Entry Guide
(74-07695-000) for more information.
5.6.2 Assigning the D279A to a Point with Index 18
The Point Response must be programmed as 2 (two). Points assigned to Point Index 18 will respond as follows:
NORMAL The point is Armed and sends a Point Closing report if W1 is cut.
OPEN The point is Disarmed and sends a Point Opening report if W1 is cut.
SHORT The point is in Alarm when the D279A is armed and is in Trouble when the D279A is Disarmed. This
will allow supervision of the wiring between the D279A and the panel. When the point changes from
Short to Normal or Open, a restoral is sent.
A D279A programmed for priority must be armed before the rest of the area including the D279A can be armed. See
the
9000 Series Program Entry Guide
(74-07695-000) for more information.
Programming
D279A
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