GE Interlogix NetworX NX-2192E-EUR User manual

NX-2192E PINPOINT SYSTEM
INSTALLATION MANUAL
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION.......................................................................................................................... 2
2. INSTALLATION .......................................................................................................................................... 2
3. DEVICE ADDRESS CONFIGURATION...................................................................................................... 2
4. TERMINAL DESCRIPTIONS ...................................................................................................................... 2
5. WIRING DIAGRAM..................................................................................................................................... 3
6. MAXIMUM NUMBER OF DEVICES PER WIRE RUN................................................................................ 4
7. ENROLLING THE PINPOINT SYSTEM...................................................................................................... 4
8. PROGRAMMING THE MODULE................................................................................................................ 4
9. PROGRAMMING SEQUENCE EXAMPLE................................................................................................. 4
10. PROGRAMMING LOCATION GUIDE ........................................................................................................ 5
11. BATTERY CALCULATION WORKSHEET................................................................................................. 8
12. NX-2192E PROGRAMMING WORKSHEETS ............................................................................................ 9
13. APPENDIX 1 PINPOINT ADDRESS WORKSHEET............................................................................. 40
14. UL & CE NOTICES ................................................................................................................................... 44
15. SPECIFICATIONS..................................................................................................................................... 44
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1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The NX-2192E is a microprocessor-controlled point ID bus interfacemodule for theNX-8Econtrol panel. ThePinPointSystem provides
two-wire bidirectional communications with up to 255individually addresseddevices. Thetotal numberof devices ina systemis limitedby
theI/O capability ofthepanel. The NX-8Ecansupportamaximumof192 zones mapped to 192input deviceaddresses andan additional
48 addresses for output devices. Warranty information is provided in the Interlogix product catalog.
2. INSTALLATION
TheNX-2192E is installedinthe NX-8E controlpanelenclosure.Threeloopoutputs are provided for interface withthe point ID devices.A
single loop output can support the full 255 point ID devices as long as the wire run limits are not exceeded. The total number of devices
can be distributed across the three loop outputs to meet wire run limit requirements.
3. DEVICE ADDRESS CONFIGURATION
Each device on the PinPoint System must be configured for a unique address with the range of 0 through 254. Address 255 is reserved.
Setting the address switches at the time that each device is installed will determine the address selection.Please refer to the worksheet
in Appendix1 on page 40.
4. TERMINAL DESCRIPTIONS
TERMINAL DESCRIPTION
PANEL- Supply Common terminal.
PANEL+ DC supply terminal for powering the NX-2192E.
COM Common terminal.
EARTH Earth Ground.
AC AC Input. Connect to a 16.5V 25, 40, or 50VA Class II UL approved transformer. 
AC AC Input. Connect to a 16.5V 25, 40, or 50VA Class II UL approved transformer. 
DATA
Connect to the NX8 / NX-8E control panel DATA terminal.This terminalisthe incoming data-signaling
terminalto the NX-2192E. Themaximumtotal wirerun from the controlpanel toall devicesincluding the
NX-2192E is 2500 feet.
WARNING: This terminal is not protected from damage by mis-connection. Observe caution when
connecting.
DCOUT- Connectto the NX-8/NX-8E control panelCOMMON terminal. This terminal supplies thecommon side
of the power to the NX-2192E.
DCOUT+ Not used at this time.
DCOUT- Supply Common terminal.
DCOUT+ Used only when supplied by UL approved transformer in 12V mode.
Rating: 600mA when using 12V transformer
LOOPA+ Loop A Point ID bus supply terminal.
LOOPA- Loop A Point ID bus return terminal.
LOOPB+ Loop B Point ID bus supply terminal.
LOOPB- Loop B Point ID bus return terminal.
LOOPC+ Loop C Point ID bus supply terminal.
LOOPC- Loop C Point ID bus return terminal.
For UL certified installations, the NX-2192E must be powered by the NX-8E control panel.

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5. WIRING DIAGRAM

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6. MAXIMUM NUMBER OF DEVICES PER WIRE RUN
The number of devices on an individual wire run must not exceed thenumber listed in the followingtable. If a star configuration is used,
the total wire length must not exceed 10000 feet per loop output.
Table 6-1
Length in Feet
Wire
Gauge 1000 2500 5000 7500 10000
22AWG 170 20 -- -- --
18AWG 255 170 45 5 --
16AWG 255 255 120 55 20
14AWG 255 255 240 135 80
7. ENROLLING THE PINPOINT SYSTEM
The NX-8E has the ability to automatically find and store in its memory the presence of all keypads, zone expanders, wireless receivers
and any other modules connected to the data terminal. This allows these modules to be supervised by the control panel. To enroll the
modules enter the Program Mode of the NX-8E control panel, and when the Program Mode is exited, it will automatically enroll the
devices. The enrolling process takes about 12 seconds, during which time the “Service” LED will illuminate. User codes will not be
accepted during the enrolling process. Once a module is enrolled, if it is not detected by the control, the “Service” LED will illuminate.
8. PROGRAMMING THE MODULE
 To enter the program mode, press []-[8]. All of the function key LEDs will begin to flash.
 Enter the "Go To Program" code (default is [9]-[7]-[1]-[3]). If the code was valid, the Service LED will flash, andthe function
LEDs will illuminate steady, indicating the device to program should be entered.
 Press [4] [4] [#] for the fixed address of the PinPoint module. The Armed LED will illuminate while it is waiting for a
programming location to be entered.
 Enter the desired programming location. The Armed LED will begin to flash while a programming location is being entered.
 Press [#]. If this is a valid location, the Armed LED will extinguish, the Ready LED will illuminate, and the binary data for the
first segment of this location will be shown on the zone LEDS.
 To change the data, enter the data followed by []. The data will be entered, andthe location will automatically increment to
thenext segment. The datafor that segment willbedisplayed. This procedure isrepeated until the lastsegment is reached.
Pressingthe [#] keywillexitfrom this location. Toreviewthe data, repeat theabove procedure, pressing the[]key without
entering data first. Each time the [] key is pressed the next segment is displayed.
Programming data is always one of two types of data. The first type is numerical, and can take on values from 0-255 or 0-15 depending
on the segment size. The second type is a feature selection type. Feature selection data is used to turn features on or off. LCD
Keypad Users Note: All steps requiredfor programmingare thesame asthe aforementionedLED keypad. TheLCD keypaddisplay will
prompt you for the data required. While in the programming mode, and not in a location, the number in parenthesis is the location you
were previously changing. For example, if the display reads "Enter location, then # (5)", it is reminding you that location 5 was the last
location you programmed. In feature selection data, the numbers of the enabled features will be displayed. However, the features not
enabled will display a hyphen (-). IMPORTANT NOTES
To program additional points after the Program Mode is exited:
1. Re-Enter the Program Mode using the instructions in Section 8, page 4 of this manual.
2. Enter Location 0 and press [1] to initialize the “Progam Mode Designation”
3. Program the desired location(s).
9. PROGRAMMING SEQUENCE EXAMPLE
The following example assumes the installation of a single input module on the bus as address number 5, with its input mapped to zone
number 9:
 Enter system program mode on the NX-2192E as previously described.
 Select the configuration location for zone number 9 by entering [9] [#].
 Inputfor segment 1isrequested. Select thedeviceaddressof5(binary)byentering[2]-[4]-[5]-[6]-[7]-[8]so that the sequence
of (1_3_____) is displayed.
 Press [] [#] to exit this location.
 Select the PinPoint program mode location by entering [0] [#].
 Input for segment 1 is requested. Enable PinPoint program mode by entering [1] [].
 Wait for the keypad to sound a ding-dong. Press [EXIT] [EXIT] to exit the system program mode.
 Refer to Location 0description fortroubleshooting ifthe keypaddoes not ding-dongafter PinPointprogram modeis complete.

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10. PROGRAMMING LOCATION GUIDE
LOCATION 0 POINT ID PROGRAM MODE
DESIGNATION 16 segments of numerical data
Location 0 is used to communicate to the PID bus interface to enter PID Program Mode.
Segment 1 must be set to [1] to “learn” points. While in this mode, all nodes able to communicate will be enabled and mapped to pre-
programmedzones. Withthisin mind, prior to entering PIDprogram mode,all zones mustbe eitherprogrammed witha serial number(for
devices without a dip switch) or a physical address (for devices with a dip switch). If programming is a success and no errors were
reported,a “0” willautomatically bewritteninto segment 1ofthis location andthekeypad will sound ading-dong.Otherwise,thenumber
oferrors will bewrittenand the keypadwillsound a triplebeep,indicatingthat errors werefound.If errors werefound, segments2-16 will
containthe locations ofthefirst 15 zoneswitherrors. Zonelocations may thenbeexaminedto determine thetypeof error thatoccurred.
 NOTE:If the 8 on-boardzones are enabled, thenzones 1-8 are alreadyused andmay nothave aPID address mappedto them.
If zone doubling is enabled, then zones 1-16 are already used and may not have a PID address mapped to them.
Segments 2-16 are “read only”.
LOCATIONS 1 – 192 PROGRAMMING NODE INFORMATION
ZONES 1 - 192 3 segments of binary data
Segment 1 isused to storethephysical address ofthe corresponding node.Factorydefault is 255. Whether ornot thedevice has adip
switch, this location is programmed by the installer prior to entering PID Program Mode.
Segment 2 is used to store the input number for multiple input/output devices. Factory default is 1.
Segment 3 isused to displayanerror code ifan error(s) occurred duringthe last PID programmodecycle. The followingtableprovides
a description of the types of errors that may occur:
Table 10-1
ERROR CODE DESCRIPTION ERROR CODE DESCRIPTION
1 Node is missing. 5 Auto enroll error.
2 Multiple node responded. 6 Reserved.
3 Communication error. 7 Reserved.
4 Device type mismatch. 8 Zone programmed but node not enabled.
LOCATION 193 DEVICE OPTIONS 1 segment of feature selection data
Segment 1 selects the following options:
1 = Reserved.
2 = "On" if Loop A should be enabled; “Off” if disabled.
3 = "On" if Loop B should be enabled; “Off” if disabled.
4 = "On" if Loop C should be enabled; “Off” if disabled.
5 = “On”if 24V mode should be enabled; “Off” if 12V mode.
6 = “On” if the NX-2192Eis powered from AUX+ terminalsof the controlpanel.Turning this option“On”disablesNX-2192Epower
monitoring.
7 = “On” if any AC Fail condition should be communicated to the central monitoring station. Option 6 overrides this condition
occurring on the NX-2192E, but not individual nodes.
8 = “On” if any Low Battery condition should be communicated to the central monitoring station. Option 6 overrides this condition
occurring on the NX-2192E, but not individual nodes.
LOCATIONS 194 - 241 NODE INFORMATION FOR
OUTPUTS 1 –48 3 segments of binary data
Segment 1 isused to storethephysical address ofthe corresponding node.Whetheror not thedevicehas a dip switch,thislocationis
programmed by the installer prior to entering PID Program Mode. This segment can also be used as an indicator that the corresponding
node had an error during the last PID Program Mode cycle, because any error causes this segment to be defaulted to address 255.
Segment 2 is used to store the output number for multiple input/output devices. Default is 1.
Segment 3 isused to displayanerror code ifan error or errorsoccurred during the lastPIDProgram Mode cycle.Inthe following Table
2.1, a description of the types of errors that may occur and the bit in the error code associated with the error is outlined.

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Table 10-2
ERROR CODE DESCRIPTION
1 Node is missing.
2 Multiple node responded.
3 Communication error.
4 Device type mismatch.
5 Auto enroll error.
6 Reserved.
7 Output programmed to non-output device.
8 Output programmed but node not enabled.
LOCATION 242 – 336 (EVEN LOC) EVENT & TIME FOR
OUTPUTS 1 - 48 2 segments of numerical data
Segment 1 is used to select the particular event that will trigger the output. Refer to Table 10-3 for the specific events that can be
selected.
Segment 2 isused to selecttheamount of timeanoutput will remain activatedwhenan output triggers. Ifthislocationis programmedas
a zero, the output will follow the particular event.
Table 10-3
# Event # Event # Event
0 Always On 11 Smoke Power Reset 22 Disarmed
1
AC Fail (control or exp.) does not
follow AC Fail delay time 12 Yelping Siren 23 Ready to Arm
2 Low Battery (control or exp.) 13 Steady Siren 24 Not Ready to Arm
3 Dynamic Battery Test Time 14 Any Siren 25 Fire
4 Listen In 15 Steady Siren (temporal) 26 Fire Trouble
5 Line Seizure 16 Any Siren (temporal) 27 Chime
6 Telephone Line Fault 17 Alarm Memory 28 Beeping Keypad
7 Program Mode 18 Entry 29♦Aux 1 Keypad Function
8 Over-current (control or exp.) 19 Exit 30♦Aux 2 Keypad Function
9 Box Tamper (control or exp.) 20 Entry or Exit 31♦Panic Keypad Function
10 Siren Tamper (control or exp.) 21 Armed 32♦Code Entry (set in locs 338 - 481)
♦If set to follow condition, these events will be one second.
LOCATION 243 – 337 (ODD LOC) SPECIAL FEATURES FOR
OUTPUTS 1 - 48 2 segments of feature selection data
Segment 1 selects the following special conditions:
1 = "On" if output should time in minutes; "Off" if output times in seconds.
2 = "On" if output should latch until a code is entered; “Off” for timed.
3 = "On" if output should stop time when a code is entered.
4 = “On” for inverted output.
5 = “On” disables output during listen-in (only events 12-16).
6 = Reserved.
7 = Reserved.
8 = Reserved.
Segment 2 selects the following partitions:
1 = "On" if the event should activate when it occurs in Partition 1.
2 = "On" if the event should activate when it occurs in Partition 2.
3 = "On" if the event should activate when it occurs in Partition 3.
4 = "On" if the event should activate when it occurs in Partition 4.
5 = "On" if the event should activate when it occurs in Partition 5.
6 = "On" if the event should activate when it occurs in Partition 6.
7 = "On" if the event should activate when it occurs in Partition 7.
8 = "On" if the event should activate when it occurs in Partition 8.

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Table 10-4
LED DESCRIPTION OUTPUTS
1 "On" if code will activate output; "Off" if it will not. 1, 9, 17, 25, 33, 41
2 "On" if code will activate output; "Off" if it will not. 2, 10, 18, 26, 34, 42
3 "On" if code will activate output; "Off" if it will not. 3, 11, 19, 27, 35, 43
4 "On" if code will activate output; "Off" if it will not. 4, 12, 20, 28, 36, 44
5 "On" if code will activate output; "Off" if it will not. 5, 13, 21, 29, 37, 45
6 "On" if code will activate output; "Off" if it will not. 6, 14, 22, 30, 38, 46
7 "On" if code will activate output; "Off" if it will not. 7, 15, 23, 31, 39, 47
TABLE 10-4
IS USED TO
PROGRAM
LOCATIONS
338 - 481
8 "On" if code will activate output; "Off" if it will not. 8, 16, 24, 32, 40, 48
LOCATIONS 338 - 361 CODES 1 – 240
OUTPUTS 1 – 8 ENABLE 10 segments of feature selection data
When activating outputs with a user code (event #32), locations 338 - 361 can be used to restrict certain codes from activating certain
outputs.Each location contains10segments. Location 338 /segment1 corresponds touser1;segment10 corresponds to user 10;and
finally location 361 / segment 1 corresponds to user 231; Segment 10 corresponds to user 240. The LEDs correspond to outputs 1 - 8.
Refer to Table 10-4 for descriptions.
LOCATIONS 362 - 385 CODES 1 – 240
OUTPUTS 9 - 16 ENABLE 10 segments of feature selection data
When activating outputs with a user code (event #32), locations 362 - 385 can be used to restrict certain codes from activating certain
outputs.Each location contains10segments. Location 362 /segment1 corresponds touser1;segment10 corresponds to user 10;and
finallylocation 385 /segment1 corresponds touser231; Segment 10 correspondsto user 240. The LEDs correspond to outputs 9 - 16.
Refer to Table 10-4 for descriptions.
LOCATIONS 386 - 409 CODES 1 – 240
OUTPUTS 17 - 24 ENABLE 10 segments of feature selection data
When activating outputs with a user code (event #32), locations 386 - 409 can be used to restrict certain codes from activating certain
outputs.Each location contains10segments. Location 386 /segment1 corresponds touser1;segment10 corresponds to user 10;and
finally location 409 / segment 1 corresponds to user 231; Segment 10 corresponds to user 240. The LEDs correspond to outputs 17 -
24. Refer to Table 10-4 for descriptions.
LOCATIONS 410 - 433 CODES 1 – 240
OUTPUTS 25 - 32 ENABLE 10 segments of feature selection data
When activating outputs with a user code (event #32), locations 410 - 433 can be used to restrict certain codes from activating certain
outputs.Each location contains10segments. Location 410 /segment1 corresponds touser1;segment10 corresponds to user 10;and
finally location 433 / segment 1 corresponds to user 231; Segment 10 corresponds to user 240. The LEDs correspond to outputs 25 -
32. Refer to Table 10-4 for descriptions.
LOCATIONS 434 - 457 CODES 1 – 240
OUTPUTS 33 - 40 ENABLE 10 segments of feature selection data
When activating outputs with a user code (event #32), locations 434 - 457 can be used to restrict certain codes from activating certain
outputs.Each location contains10segments. Location 434 /segment1 corresponds touser1;segment10 corresponds to user 10;and
finally location 457 / segment 1 corresponds to user 231; Segment 10 corresponds to user 240. The LEDs correspond to outputs 33 -
40. Refer to Table 10-4 for descriptions.
LOCATIONS 458 - 481 CODES 1 – 240
OUTPUTS 41 - 48 ENABLE 10 segments of feature selection data
When activating outputs with a user code (event #32), locations 458 - 481 can be used to restrict certain codes from activating certain
outputs.Each location contains10segments. Location 458 /segment1 corresponds touser1;segment10 corresponds to user 10;and
finally location 481 / segment 1 corresponds to user 231; Segment 10 corresponds to user 240. The LEDs correspond to outputs 41 -
48. Refer to Table 10-4 for descriptions.

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11. BATTERY CALCULATION WORKSHEET
TOTAL STANDBY CURRENT
System Component Qty Standby Current TOTAL STANDBY CURRENT
NX-8E-CF 1
X 60mA = 60mA
NX-870E 1
X 20mA = 20mA
NX-148E
X 75mA =
NX-208E Aux+ X 13mA =
NX-216E
X 30mA =
NX-320E
X 10mA =
NX-507E
X 10mA =
NX-1700E
X 40mA =
NX-2192E
X 170mA =
TOTAL =
TOTAL ALARM CURRENT
System Component Qty Device Alarm Current TOTAL ALARM CURRENT
NX-8E-CF 1
X 210mA = 210mA
NX-870E 1
X 110mA = 110mA
NX-148E
X 110mA =
NX-208E Aux+ X 13mA =
NX-216E
X 60mA =
NX-320E
X 10mA =
NX-507E
X 310mA =
NX-1700E
X 110mA =
NX-2192E
X 170mA =
TOTAL =
STANDBY AMP HOURS
mA .001 Amp/mA Hrs Ah
Total Standby Current
(Step 1) X Conversion Factor X Required Hours in Standby =
Standby Amp Hours
ALARM HOURS
mA .001 Amp/mA Mins .0167 Hr/Min Ah
Total Alarm
Current (Step 2) X Conversion Factor X Required Minutes in Standby X Conversion Factor =
Alarm Hours
MINIMUM BATTERY POWER REQUIRED
mA Ah
Standby Amp
hours (Step 3) + Alarm Amp Hours (Step 4) =
Minimum Battery Power
Required
TOTAL STANDBY BATTERY POWER
1.15
Minimum Battery
Power (Step 5) + Battery Derating Factor =
Total Standby Battery
Power

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12. NX-2192E Programming Worksheets
(Defaults are printed in bold italics text.)
LOC PAGE DESCRIPTION
0 5 PROGRAM MODE DESIGNATION (Segement 1 must be set to [1] in order to ‘learn’ points)
PROGRAMMING NODE INFORMATION FOR ZONES 1 - 192
LOC PAGE Segment #1
Physical address Segment #2 Input number Segment #3 Error code Notes
1
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PROGRAMMING NODE INFORMATION FOR ZONES 1 - 192
LOC PAGE Segment #1
Physical address Segment #2 Input number Segment #3 Error code Notes
48
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