Watchguard WGAP864 User manual

WGAP864 Alarm Panel
Quick Installation Guide
WGA-Q321

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Thank you for purchasing this Alarm Panel.
This install guide covers basic setup, installation
and use of your alarm system.
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Introduction
Hardware Installation
EOL (End-Of-Line) resistor: End-Of-Line resistor has to be installed so that the electrical current will complete a
loop from the alarm panel zone input to the sensor. The alarm panel monitors the current ow through the loop. If
someone tries to tamper by cutting or shorting circuit the loop wiring, the alarm panel will detect the current change
and will trigger the alarm panel.
• For normal zones, the EOL resistor is 3k3 ohm.
• For tamper zones, the EOL resistor is 4k7 ohms for the sensor output and 12K ohms for the tamper switch. The
combined resistance of the two completed circuits is approx. 3k3 ohms.
WGAP864 is a professional alarm panel. It covers hundreds of features and thousands of installation combinations.
This Quick Installation Guide summarizes the most commonly used features for installers. Please refer to the Installer
Manual for those functions not mentioned in this guide for more detailed information.

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When wiring PIR sensor’s to the WGAP864 Alarm Panel, there are 2 different methods:
• 24hr Tamper: Zone tamper using 4k7 and 12K resistors allows individual zones to identify tamper or alarm
events.
• Simple Tamper: Simple tamper will identify both tamper and alarm events as alarm events. When using this
method there is no way to identify one event from the other.
Note: When using a PIR with built in resistance jumpers, remove them if you are using external resistors.
Keys
Key *: Functions as <ENTER>.
Key #: Functions as “Go back/Exit”.
Beeps
Short beep: A key is pressed.
One long beep: The input is valid and is accepted by the system.
Three short beeps: The input is invalid and is rejected by the system.
Installer Menu
With alarm panel in disarm state, enter [Installer Code] [*] to enter installer menu. The LCD will show:
To go back to previous menu, press [#]
The standard format to input data to a location is:
[Installer Code] [*] [Location number] [*] [Data] [*] [#]
The system will exit installer menu and go back to home screen when [#] is pressed. However, you can also enter
location and data continuously without having to exit installer menu for every entry. Press [#] to exit to installer menu
after the last data is entered.
For example:
[Installer Code] [*] [Location number 1] [*] [Data 1] [*] [Location number 2] [*] [Data 3] [*] [Location number 3]
[*] [Data 3] [*]… [#]
INSTALLER MENU
Location: ***
24hr Tamper Simple Tamper
PIR Wiring
Warm Up

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Watchguard Pre-delivery Conguration
Installer Code 1479
User 1 (Master Code) 1835
User 2 7925
User 3 8462
User 4 3621
User 5 0528
Primary Entry Delay 30 sec.
Primary Exit Delay 30 sec.
Siren Timeout 2 min.
Daylight Savings Disabled
User Codes
Zone Types
Trouble Display (Location 16)
Programmable Outputs (LOCATION 390-414)
Time and Delay
We’ll use the default codes in this quick guide for simplicity. Installer/maintainer should change the codes after the
installation has been nished successfully.
IMPORTANT NOTE: If factory reset is performed, all the Watchguard Pre-delivery Conguration will be erased. The
Installer code is 9999 and the Master code is 1234.
Zone Zone Type
Zone 1 Primary Entry/Exit
Zone 2 Follower - 02
Zone 3 Instant - 04
Zone 4 Instant - 04
Zone 5 Instant - 04
Zone 6 Instant - 04
Zone 7 Instant - 04
Zone 8 Instant - 04
Data Action Default
1 AC fail trouble display
ON
4 On-board siren monitoring trouble display
5 Low battery monitoring trouble display
6 Aux. 12V monitoring trouble display
8 Box tamper trouble display
9 Bus-wired peripheral tamper trouble display
10 Bus-wired peripheral fail trouble display
11 Bus-wired peripheral low power/ battery trouble display
12 Wireless detector battery trouble
13 Wireless detector supervision trouble
14 Zone tamper trouble condition
16 Bus-wired peripheral low power/ battery trouble display
Zone Signal
Output 1 PANIC: HIGH for 2 sec.
Output 2 STROBE: HIGH for 2 sec.
Output 3 ARM: HIGH / DISARM: LOW
Output 4 FIRE: HIGH for 2 sec.
Output 5 MEDICAL: HIGH for 2 sec.

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After all wiring has been completed, power up the control panel. If a keypad is un-registered, the second line of the
LCD will show “Unreg”. You need to register the keypad rst.
1. Press the [#] key.
2. Wait for about 2 seconds.
3. An ID will be assigned to the keypad the registered ID number will be shown on the LCD.
4. Register all “Un-reg” keypads.
Must do this BEFORE proceeding to Step 4 because the keypad keeps reminding you to set up date and time.
1. Press and hold the * button to enter the “User Menu”
2. When you see:
Enter: 1835* 40* [hhmm]* 41* [ddmmyy]* #
Enter: 1479* 25* 0* 28* 0* #
Enter: 1479* 25* 10* 26* 7* 27* 1* 28* 4* 29* 7* 30* 1* 31* 60* #
Explanation: This sequence set location 25 to 0 and location 28 to 0.
1479* is used to enter INSTALLER MENU, # at the end is used to exit the INSTALLER MENU.
The LCD will show “Updating Panel Please Wait…” and exit the installer menu.
Explanation: See table below.
1479* is used to enter INSTALLER MENU, # at the end is used to exit the INSTALLER MENU.
Where hh=hour in 24-hour format (00-23), mm=minute (00-59),
ddmmyy=day (01-31), month (01-12) and year (01-12) respectively
Note: hh, mm, dd, mm, yy must be two-digit, for example, 4/8/2018 should be inputted as: 040818.
For Queensland, the Northern Territory and Western Australia: (Disable Daylight saving)
For New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, Tasmania, and the Australian Capital Territory:
Location Field Value
25 Daylight Start Month 10 (October)
26 Daylight Start Day 7 (Sunday)
27 Daylight Start Week 1 (First week)
28 Daylight End Month 4 (April)
29 Daylight End Day 7 (Sunday)
30 Daylight End Week 1 (First week)
31 Daylight Offset 60 (60 minutes)
Setup & Usage
Step 1: Registering a Keypad
Step 2 - Setting Date and Time
Step 3 - Setting Daylight Saving Information (Location 25-31)
User Menu
Master Code + *

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Default value: 30 seconds. Ignore if don’t need to change.
Default value: 30 seconds. Ignore if don’t need to change.
Default value: 2 minutes. Ignore if don’t need to change.
Enter: 1479* 230* [Partition Number]* [mmss] *##
Enter: 1479* 231* [Partition Number]* [mmss] *##
Enter: 1479* 17* [Siren Time]* [mmss] *#
Example: 1479* 230* 1* 0100* ## sets exit delay of Partition 1 (Zone1-8) to 1 minute 0 seconds.
Example: 1479* 231* 1* 0100* ## sets entry delay of Partition 1 (Zone1-8) to 1 minute 0 seconds.
Example: 1479* 17* 0130* # sets siren time to 1 minute 30 seconds.
Warning: It is an offence for an intruder alarm to be heard in any neighbouring residence when it sounds for more
than 5 minutes if installed on or after 1 December 1997 NSW.
Step 4 - Exit Delay (Location 230)
Step 5 - Primary Entry Delay (Location 231)
Step 6 - Setting Siren Time Out Period (Location 17)

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If necessary, installers can also change the zone type. Please refer to the table on the next page for the value of
different zone types.
For example, if you don’t need follower zone and zone 7 and 8 are not used, you can change Zone 2 (default
Follower Zone) to instant zone and disable zone 7 and 8.
Enter 1479* 1* 2* 4* 7* 0* 8* 0*
and then press # # to exit installer menu.
The input format is: [Installer Code] [*] [1] [*] [Zone Number] [*] [Zone Type] [*]…[#] [#]
Explanation:
Step 7 - Setting Zones Types (Location 1)
Zone Type Value
DISABLED 0
PRIMARY ENTRY/EXIT ZONE 1
FOLLOWER ZONE 2
PANIC/PRIORITY ZONE 3
INSTANT ZONE 4
ARM/DISARM ZONE 5
SECONDARY ENTRY/EXIT ZONE 8
1479* 1* 2* 4* 7* 0* 8* 0*
Installer code Location 1
(Zone types) Zone 2 Instant Zone Zone 7 Disable Zone 8 Disable
Zone Type Value
Instant Fire Zone(New) 9
FIRE ZONE 10
TAMPER ZONE 11
24 HOUR ALARM ZONE 12
WARNING ZONE 13
PUSH TO ARM ZONE 14
OUTDOOR INSTANT ZONE 15
There are 8 zones for each partition. We use partition 1 in this example; settings for other partitions are similar. The
pre-delivery values of the zones is shown below. It should satisfy most installations.
Zone (Sub-location) Default Value Zone Type
1 01 PRIMARY ENTRY/EXIT ZONE
2 02 FOLLOWER ZONE
3 04 INSTANT ZONE
4 04 INSTANT ZONE
5 04 INSTANT ZONE
6 04 INSTANT ZONE
7 04 INSTANT ZONE
8 04 INSTANT ZONE

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There are 128 user codes. We suggest to use up to 5 user codes (Master Code + User 2 - 4) because the user code
must be unique for each user, if there are too many users, it will be more difcult for administration.
There are some pre-dened user codes:
Adding User Code
Press and hold * button to enter User Menu.
Editing User Code
Press and hold * button to enter User Menu.
Deleting All User Codes (Location 0, Value 2)
Press and hold * button to enter User Menu.
Example: Add user codes 1037 and 8571
[* HOLD ] 1835* 0* 1037* 8571* ##
Example: Change user codes 6567 to 3721
[* HOLD ] 1835* 1* 6567* 3721* ##
[* HOLD ] 1835* 1* 6567* 3721* ##
All user codes will be cleared and Master Code (User
Code 1) will reset to 1234 or 123456.
Example: Delete user codes 1567 and 2450.
[* HOLD ] 1835* 2* 1567* 2450* ##
Deleting User Code
Press and hold * button to enter User Menu.
Step 8 - Managing User Codes
Code Type Default Value Privileges
Normal User Code
(User 2-5) 7925, 8462, 3621, 0528 Arm/Disarm alarm panel
Master Code 1835 or 183556 Arm/Disarm alarm panel Full access to programming all the user options.
Maintenance Code 8888 or 888888 Similar to Installer but limited access to installer menus.
Installer Code 1479 or 147999 Full access to all installer mode menus
When you see: Action
Master Code + * Enter 1835*
Add User Code 0*
New Code + *
Input the new user code. All
users must have different code.
[New User Code 1] *
After that a short beep will be
heard to indicate user code is
added successfully.
New Code + * [New User Code 2] * ... etc.
New Code + * Press # # to exit User Menu
When you see: Action
Master Code + * Enter 1835*
Add User Code 1*
Old Code + *
Input the old user code you
want to change.
[Old User Code] *
New Code + * Input the new user code.
[New User Code] *
Old Code + * Press # # to exit User Menu
When you see: Action
Master Code + * Enter 1835*
Add User Code 2*
User Code + *
Input the user code you want to
delete.
[User Code] *
User Code + * Press # # to exit User Menu

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The Pre-delivery outputs are dened as follow:
A relay must be used when any device requiring a current greater than 50mA is connected to the programmable output.
The programmable output is a current sink circuit with a maximum output voltage of 13.6VDC and a maximum output
current of 50mA. Programmable outputs are primarily connected to trigger external device inputs but not to drive
external devices. The Watchguard Relay Board (P/N: WGAPARB) must be used for connecting, LEDs, sirens, bus-wired
peripherals, etc.
There are many locations and values for setting the programmable outputs. Please read Installer Manual for more
detailed information.
Step 8 - Managing User Codes (cont.)
Alarm Type Output
Panic Alarm Output 1 - Pulse high for 2 seconds
Burglary Alarm Output 2 - Pulse high for 2 seconds
Close Programmable Output Event
Open Programmable Output Event
Output 3 - Set High
Output 3 - Set Low
Fire Alarm Output 4 - Pulse high for 2 seconds
Medical Alarm Output 5 - Pulse high for 2 seconds
Input a 4-digit account number for the control centre.
Up to 4 telephone numbers can be stored. Installers can press # to exit INSTALLER MENU at anytime without having
the need to set up all 4 phone numbers.
Optional Settings
Step 9 - Setting Account Codes (Location 61 - Partition 1)
Step 10 - Setting Phone Numbers (Location 51-54)
Skip steps 9 to 11 if not using a dialer.
Enter 1479* 61* [ACCOUNT NUMBER]* #
Enter 1479* 51* [TELEPHONE NUMBER 1]*
52* [TELEPHONE NUMBER 2]*
53* [TELEPHONE NUMBER 3]*
54* [TELEPHONE NUMBER 4]*
# (exit INSTALLER MENU)

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Setting Communication Delay
Enter 1479* to enter the installer menu.
Setting Number of Dial Attempts Numbers
Enter 1479* to enter the installer menu.
By default, the alarm panel will dial the phone numbers stored at location 51-54(Telephone Number 1-4) after 20
seconds when it is triggered. It attempts to dial maximum of 6 times. If the alarm condition is cancelled within this
time, it will not report. If you want to change these parameters, follow the steps below:
Caution: After changing the installer code, this new code must be used to administer the panel – if the code is lost,
the panel must be defaulted and all congurations will be lost.
Step 11 - Setting Communication Delay and Number of Dial Attempts Numbers
Step 12 - Changing the Installer Code (Location 197)
Enter 1479* 197* [New Installer Code] * #
When you see: Action
INSTALLER MENU
Location:*** Enter 45*
Comms Delay
Update Time: (Current
Setting)
Input the new communication delay in mm:ss
format and press *
mm=minute, ss=second
e.g. If we want to change the delay to 30 seconds,
enter: 00:30*
INSTALLER MENU
Location:*** Press #to exit setting
When you see: Action
INSTALLER MENU
Location:*** Enter 47*
Dial Attempts
Update Data: (Current
Setting)
Input the Number of Dial Attempts Numbers and
press *
e.g. To set 5 attempts, enter: 5*
Valid range of data: 1 – 9, with 0 to disable.
INSTALLER MENU
Location:*** Press #to exit setting

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