Honeywell V32/iGSMKT User manual

V32/iGSMKT Quick Start Guide
What is in the V32/iGSMKT Kit?
•V32FB-9 Control Panel
•iGSMCN (this is a 7845iGSMCN without the battery and transformer)
•6160CR-2 Alpha Display Keypad
•BSM Battery Saver Module
•Two BNP712 12V 7AH batteries
ULC listings:
ULC S559 Equipment for Fire Signal Receiving Centres and Systems
How to identify ULC labeled iGSM transmitters?
Look for a white paper label on the outside of the box with the ULC logo
and a note that reads “Transformer and Battery not included”. The
actual label is on the inside of the front cover of the iGSM transmitter.
Installation Notes
Installation for the Fire Signal Transmitter must comply with
applicable ULC installation standards S524 and S561.
ULC standards can be purchased online at:
http://www.ulc.ca/ABOUT_ULC/Order_STANDARDS.asp
•The connection between the panel and the iGSMCN requires
mechanical protection
•Use the drilling template (provided with the instructions) to drill two
holes into the iGSMCN back cover in order to mount onto a single
or double gang box
•The connection between the 6160CR-2 and the panel requires
mechanical protection
•The iGSMCN needs to be powered from the V32FB-9. Its own
battery and transformer are not required since it is being powered
by the panel.
•The two 12V 7AH batteries are sufficient for 24 hour standby
power as required by ULC for the panel, keypad and transmitter.
Note: Other powered devices will need their own power supply
and standby battery. The BSM is required to protect the batteries
from a deep discharge.
V32/iGSMKT Quick Start Guide •1

V32/iGSMKT Quick Start Guide •2
V32FB-9 Panel Programming
• Address the keypad
– Press 1 & 3 at keypad power up
– Set to address 01
• Enter panel programming:
– Enter 5140 800
• Default the panel
– Enter *97 followed by 1
• Program the panel – Direct Entry
– *00, enter installer code
– *17, enter 0 or 1 as required
– *19, set to 0 or 1 as required
– *32, enter dialer account number
– *33, enter C/S telephone number for dialer
– *34, enter secondary C/S telephone number if used
– *45, enter 1
– *47, enter 1
– *56, enter 00
– *58, enter 1,1,1,1,1,1 as required
– *77, enter 0 or as required
– *79, enter 1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1 as required
– *80, enter 1,1,1 as required
– *83, set test report time as needed
– *90, enter secondary account number if used
– Enter *94 to go to 100’s
– 1*26, program macros if used
– 1*70, enter 1,1,1,1,1,1 to enable event buffer
– Enter *94 to go to 200’s
– Enter *94 to go to 300’s
– 3*00, enter 0 or 1 as required
– 3*01, enter 0 or 1 as required
– 3*12,
– 3*13, enter 0 or 1 as required
– 3*14, enter 0 or 1 as required
– 3*15, enter 0 or 1 as required
– 3*16, program delay for zone type 17 & 18 if used
– 3*18, enter 0 or 1 as required
– 3*50, enter 1,1,1 if zone types 16, 17 & 18 are used
• Program the panel – Menu Mode
– Enter #93 for menu mode
– Program zones as required
– Program report code
• Zone groups 001, 800 and 970
• Program system group 1 (AC, battery, test, etc.).
See page 23 of programming guide
– Device programming
• Program address 03 as type 06
– Quit menu mode
• Exit programming
iGSMCN Programming
The iGSMCN can be configured three different ways based
on the application:
1. Internet as active (GSM and Dialer optional)
2. Internet as passive (GSM or Dialer needed as second path)
3. GSM and Dialer (in cases where Internet is not present)
Use LEDs to find a location with good signal strength.
Connect a Cat5 cable from router to RJ45 connector on the
transmitter.
The iGSMCN must be registered with AlarmNet.
Test the system.
Programming Notes
This quick start guide provides suggested programming steps only. Please customize to fit individual applications and refer to
manuals for more detail.
L/V32iGSMKTF/D April 2010