Radionics burglar alarm panels and keypads utilize a series of commands to perform various functions. Many are universal across their entire line; others are specific to 8112 systems such as “Command 4 acknowledges trouble conditions by silencing beeping keypads; additionally it may be followed by additional numbers for system programming or diagnostic functions.”
Command 4
Doing your best with Radionics requires knowing the appropriate commands, such as those which access its programming mode so you can enter correct phone numbers for home, office and emergency contacts. Furthermore, you should know how to troubleshoot quickly in case any problems arise with the system and quickly rectify them.
This command allows you to temporarily silence and clear messages on your panel display, which can be especially helpful if your keypad is beeping continuously. In addition, it performs smoke detector reset on combined burglary/fire panels with associated keypads – for more details refer to your manual for your specific panel and keypad combination. Alternatively, use COMMAND 40 instead to view the system’s trouble events buffer in order to help pinpoint potential sources of trouble within your system.
Command 55
Help provides detailed information about any system command. Without any parameters, it displays all available commands; pressing any key will allow you to browse pages if the list exceeds the size of the command-prompt window.
Ipconfig displays current TCP/IP network configuration settings and refreshes DHCP and DNS settings. FTP transfers files between computers using FTP protocol; set variables that only remain effective during current command-prompt session; sfc scans all protected file versions for incorrect versions and replaces incorrect overwritten ones with correct versions; while the gpsOneXTRA command enables GNSS functionality within supporting modules including GPS autostart features and the CGPS IQ log, reporting status/configuration updates as well as status/configuration reports/updates and configuration updates/ reports back.
Command 7
If the timers on your Radionics alarm system are malfunctioning and keypads keep beeping, this could indicate that it needs to be reset. Referring back to this page may help with instructions on how to reset them.
Use the Arm Security System Command 11 Toggle Switch to enable perimeter and interior with exit delay doors. The display will show how much of an exit delay remains before the door closes.
Use Command 47 (SET SENSORS) to reset all sensors (both exterior and interior). When this command is entered, the display shows “RESET SENSORS”, clears all point information for 60 seconds before disarming as normal. Finally, the command center chimes once when this function has completed successfully – providing an effective method of testing your detectors to make sure they’re functioning as intended.
Command 9
Command 9 is a partnership among the City, Fire Department and Police Service which utilizes a retrofitted recreational vehicle to coordinate emergency responses for citizens in an efficient manner, leading to quicker resolution times while lessening impactful events.
This command resets the smoke detector loop momentarily, unplugging tripped smoke detectors. Additionally, it clears out trouble event buffers on 6112 systems and other burglar alarm panels with fire detection monitoring capabilities. For specific usage details of this command please refer to your burglar alarm manuals.
This command sets the SPI interface parameters. Any pins required for SPI communication must first be preconfigured using AT+IOCFG command before running this command. If no parameters are provided, current configuration of SPI will be returned.
Command 10
Radionics fire alarm systems and combined burglary/fire panels equipped with fire monitoring feature a “smoke detector reset” command to temporarily switch off 2-wire smoke detector loop power and reset any previously-tripped detectors. For complete use instructions please consult your system and keypad manuals.
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This command provides general information regarding your adapters such as IP Address, Default Gateway and Subnet Mask. It’s a quick way to become familiar with your system quickly while quickly seeing what information is available. Furthermore, transparent mode makes the window less readable for me personally.
Command 11
Command 11 is used on older Radionics burglary alarm panels (and panel/keypad combinations, like the 6112 and its related systems) to bypass trouble conditions or temporarily silence beeping keypads for short periods. It’s one of several commands which may be followed by other numbers for diagnostic functions; for more information about them and more specific instructions such as code changes etc please refer to your user manuals for your panel or keypad system – for instance Command 4 followed by 40 will display up to four trouble conditions within an event buffer and so forth
Command 13
Radionics alarm panels traditionally employed a series of digits to perform system functions such as arming and disarming as well as programming functions across all models of alarm panel and keypad, making programming easy. These digits have since become part of Radionics Connect systems as well.
Description for Command 47 (Reset Sensors) The reset function temporarily cuts power to a 2-wire smoke detector loop, reseting any sensors which have tripped. It also clears point information from display, leaving an ALARM SILENCED message as a reminder for users to use the View Memory function if they would like to view any deleted point information.
The walk test feature enables the user to conduct tests on all zones, detection devices and sounders (both interior and exterior) simultaneously. Entering Command 4 acknowledges any trouble condition or silences an beeping keypad; once completed the panel will display “## PTS TO TEST,” which indicates how many points need testing.
Command 14
Radionics alarm panels and keypads have long employed a series of commands for bypassing points, programming alarm systems and setting panic alarms. These commands were consistent across their burglar alarm and fire alarm panels for easy use; for more information about using these commands refer to your specific burglar or fire alarm manuals.
This command displays changed files (including install logs) and deleted files, warning of potential performance impacts and asking if you would like to proceed with this operation.
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Command 15
Radionics alarm systems (including the 8112E1) used a standard set of system commands that allowed you to perform various functions ranging from arming and disarming of the system, programming functions, panic alarms, etc.
Enter this command to display any one of up to four potential problem conditions on your system and also stop beeping keypads using Command 4.
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