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Note: When programming wireless sensors and

peripherals, each loop programmed for a wireless

sensor is treated as its own zone by the GC3 Panel.

Note: If the serial number (TX ID) for the sensor

was added using Learning Mode, the sensor loop

will typically be automatically selected for you.

However, you must verify that the loop number is

correct.

Next, choose the sensor loop:

1. At the Wireless Zone <###> screen, highlight

Sensor Loop.

2. Choose Loop 1, Loop 2, or Loop 3.

Note: To determine the appropriate loop number,

see the Installation Instructions included with the

sensor or peripheral. If the serial number was

entered using the Learning Mode in Step 5, the loop

will automatically be added.

3. Tap ▼.

Wireless Zone Screen—Sensor Loop

Step 9: Enable or Disable the Transmission Delay

Next, turn the Transmission Delay ON or OFF. When

enabled, the feature is ON and the system uses the dialer

delay. The transmission delay speciﬁ es the amount of time

the system waits for it to initiate the digital transmission

when an alarm condition is triggered (see “Q39: Alarm

abort window transmission delay.” When set to OFF, the

dialer delay is not used.

Note: This setting does not apply to CO or smoke

alarms.

1. At the Wireless Zone <###> screen, highlight

Dialer Delay.

2. Under Dialer Delay, choose Enabled or Disabled.

3. Tap ▼.

Wireless Zone Screen—Transmission Delay

Step 10: Select a Voice Descriptor

Next, create a voice descriptor for the sensor or peripheral

using the words in the system’s vocabulary. See “Voice

Descriptor.”

1. At the Wireless Zone <###> screen, highlight Voice

Descriptor.

2. Tap Edit Voice Descriptor to reveal the

touchscreen keypad.

Wireless Zone Screen—New Voice Descriptor

Step 11: Enable or Disable Sensor Reports

Next, turn the sensor reports feature ON or OFF. When

enabled, the feature is ON and the system sends a report

to the Central Station when the sensor or peripheral

triggers an alarm. When disabled, the feature is OFF and

reports are not sent to the Central Station.

Note: If this report feature is turned OFF< the

sensor can still be used to trigger an alarm.

1. At the Wireless Zone <###> screen, highlight

Sensor Reports.