User`s guide
204  Guardall Director V4.74 User's Guide  21-0381E v4.7.4 
Things You Can Do 
 Add a Module: Click [+] at the 
bottom of the form, or right-click the 
form and select Add New from the 
pop-up menu. 
 View/Change an Existing One: 
Select one from the pop-up list at the 
bottom of the form. 
 Search for a Module: Click the 
'binoculars' symbol. Then, enter the 
name and click [Find]. 
Tip: You can search by name or the 1
st
 few 
characters--e.g., nam*
 
 Delete a Module: Right-click a blank area 
on the form (If grid view: Right-click the item in 
the list
), and select "Delete". When prompted 
to confirm, select Yes. 
Before Deleting: If a module is deleted, or changed 
with respect to the number of points or outputs, the 
I/O range adjusts accordingly. As such, all 
points/outputs pertaining to this expansion-module 
number and higher
 will need to be reconfigured. 
As well, only modules NOT presently associated with 
any doors can be deleted. (Issue a report, OR go to 
the Door configuration topic, select Grid view, and 
look for the specific module.) 
Related Topic(s):  
 Reporting on Users, System/Device Settings, etc.; 
 Working with the Report Viewer 
Working in Grid View:
 You can:  View or enter values; 
 Right-click an item and select from the pop-up menu; 
 Click a column heading to sort on that column. 
(Filter on Column: Shows only items matching an 
entered value or 1
st
 few chars.--e.g., nam*. A red 
column heading indicates the list is filtered.) 
If a Module is Replaced 
If a defective or damaged module is replaced, 
be sure to identify the new module's "Serial 
Number" to the software. (See the "Serial 
Number" description for details.) 
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Then, issue a "Send to Panel" communications 
session to transfer all settings to the 
associated panel. 
For details, refer to "Panel Communications and 
Updates". 
Pick-Lists (bottom of the Form) 
-Panel Group & Panel references (optional): This is 
where you select a specific panel-group and panel 
in a multi-panel system where the 'tree' is not
 set to 
show items on a panel-by-panel basis. For more 
information on this feature, refer to "Other Desktop 
Choices". 
- Module: This is where you select a module to 
view or edit. This area shows a reference 
number assigned by the system, and the name 
of the selected module, once defined; 
Top of the Form 
- Name: A suitable name / location for the module 
(up to 30 characters). 
 Standard  
- Serial Number: The actual serial number of the 
expansion module. Tip: The serial number is 
typically hand-written (5 digits) on a small sticker 
on the circuit board. 
Converted TDC/PDC Door Controllers: Enter the 
'address' of the door controller (as set via jumpers or 
switches on the board). 
- Family: Select the basic type for the module 
you are setting up; 
Tip: You can 'hover' your mouse cursor over a symbol 
to see a description of what that button represents / 
selects. 
- Type: Select the specific type/subtype of 
module here (where applicable); 
- Monitor Communications and Tamper 
Sensors: Whether or not module 
communications, and the module housing 
tamper sensor are to be monitored 
(recommended); 
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