FCC Compliance Statement This equipment has been independently evaluated and found to comply with Part 15 of the FCC rules regarding Class A digital devices, without causing interference to radio or television communications when installed and used correctly.<\/p>\n
Terminal 1 can be found either at the far left bottom on a Vista panel, or the far upper left corner on a D6112 panel.<\/p>\n
Radionics<\/a> panels like the D8112, D6112 and D4112 used a set of command functions to program and otherwise manage their systems. These commands were consistent across all panels and keypads – for example, Command 7 and 9 could both be used to bypass or unbypass individual points on a system when they become faulted; such as when there’s a bad switch or misaligning magnet; additionally using this command would send fire alarm and\/or police response notifications (for systems with home alarm monitoring); other numbers could perform other diagnostic tasks – please refer to your user guides\/burgar alarm manuals\/keypad user guides for details.<\/p>\n Bypass and unbypass functions on Radionics<\/a> panels (D4112 and 6112) and keypads such as D420, D620, D1252, or D1255 can temporarily bypass or re-bypass faulted points until service can be scheduled – this serves as a quick solution for issues like misalignments, broken switches or misalignments with magnets. Command 8 of 6112 systems recognizes a trouble condition while simultaneously silencing an beeping keypad (for more details see How to Silence a Beeping Radionics<\/a> Alarm Keypad). For further details regarding system commands please consult either your burglar alarm or fire alarm manuals regarding panels\/keypads used.<\/p>\nFunction 8<\/h2>\n
Function 9<\/h2>\n