Review the alarm, fault or tamper status of the outputs.Ĭ3 Custom Code Crafters (Europe) Ltd. Clear the cause of the alarm, fault or tamper 2. Unset: Enter PIN & press * Cancelling an alarm, fault or tamper: Key in a valid PIN followed by * Resetting: After an alarm, fault or tamper has occurred the system must be reset. Set: Enter PIN, Press for full set or to part set. * Setting & un-setting: Using the keypad is similar to a Galaxy keypad. Once logged in the module will be enabled, all functions are available and the module will start polling. Assert login and the module will attempt to connect to the Galaxy using the PIN from the ‘remote login code’ parameter field. Operation: The module must be logged in to operate any Galaxy functions. DO NOT enter the ‘remote login code’ here. Once the PIN has been set in the module the message ‘PIN stored’ will be displayed momentarily on the followed by the value in the ‘banner’ parameter. This should be the same as the PIN the user would enter at a Galaxy keypad. Enter the PIN that will be used on a day to day basis by the user. On first use the module’s will report ‘No PIN stored for Crestron. This should have been setup in the Galaxy already by the installation engineer. Module Initial setup: Enter the login code in the ‘remote login code’ parameter field. Failure to set this up will mean that the Crestron will NOT be able to login to the Galaxy. The Remote code must match the module ‘remote login code’ parameter. IMPORTANT NOTE: The company installing & commissioning the Galaxy Panel must enable the Remote code using the Honeywell RSS (Remote Servicing Suite) software.

The unit will then run a tamper test & return to normal operation Repeat to return to the Engineer page 11. Set the Baud rate, data bits, stop bits & parity from the sub menus 10. Enter Galaxy Engineer mode – Enter ‘engineer’ PIN + from a Galaxy panel 2. Galaxy Setup: The Galaxy must be set up correctly otherwise the Crestron will NOT be able to log on. The GD-48 allows for a maximum of 4 groups. This is summed up in the table at the end of this document. 6 RIO’s with 8 zones on each makes 48 zones. The GD-48 alarm system has two RIO’s connected to the PCB and allows for 1 Bus Line with 4 extra RIO’s. (Remote Input/Output) Each RIO consists of 8 zones. The Galaxy Dimension GD-48 alarm system provides up to 48 zones divided over 6 RIO’s. This module controls a Galaxy Dimension GD-48 alarm system over RS-232. Galaxy Dimension GD-48 GENERAL INFORMATION SIMPLWINDOWS FILE NAME:

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