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2B. Remove power from the control panel, disconnect the battery wires and replace

the EPROM with the new version.

2C. Power up the control panel and reconnect the battery wires. Enter Direct Address

Program Mode and Cold Start the control panel (refer to the enclosed

programming instructions WI2052 for the procedure).

2D. Download the saved control panel program configuration back into the control

panel or create and download new control panel programming.

2E. In PCD-Windows Quickloader, select the keypad address to be used for the IBR-

ZREMOTE; change the keypad Type for that keypad address to "RCM" (as shown

in the image at right), select EZ Arm (6 columns to the right on the same screen). In the Keypad Features tab,

check "Disable Code-Required-for-FM-Level 1". Download to the control panel (all IBR-ZREMOTE modules are

factory defaulted as keypad #1). Change the conventional wired burglary keypad that was keypad #1 to keypad #2.

Note: If this is your first installation, we suggest you leave the IBR-ZREMOTE at KP ADDR #1 and change the

conventional wired keypad to ADDR #2 as described in these instructions.

STEP 3: INSTALL AND WIRE THE IBR-ZREMOTE

The IBR-ZREMOTE requires a unique keypad address on the NAPCO keypad bus. The IBR-ZREMOTE is factory

configured as control panel keypad address #1 and as a Napco "Classic" keypad. Place the panel configuration jumper

into CONFIG mode and leave this jumper there for now. The keypads will be configured in step 5.

Disconnect power from the control panel (AC and battery) and connect the keypad bus wires as shown below to the

+12V, GND, GRN and YEL terminals.

STEP 4: WIRE THE NETWORK CONNECTION

Use standard CAT5 network cables as follows: Plug one end of a CAT5 cable into an open LAN socket on the

customer's existing router and the other end into an open LAN socket of the ISEE-WAP. Plug one end of a second

CAT5 cable into another open LAN socket on the ISEE-WAP, and the other end into the IBR-ZREMOTE receptacle

labeled "ETHERNET". Then plug one end of a third CAT5 cable into another open LAN socket on the ISEE-WAP, and

the other end into the other IBR-ZREMOTE receptacle located on the right side of the IBR-ZREMOTE. Refer to the

diagram on page 4 if needed. Note: Customer's router must support DHCP.

Reconnect the battery connection and power the control panel. Wait two (2) minutes for all devices to fully power and

complete their network connections. Remember, the panel configuration jumper is set to CONFIG mode, so the

keypads will power up and display "OUT OF SYSTEM".

STEP 5: CONFIGURE THE IBR-ZREMOTE AND KEYPAD ADDRESSES

5A. If the IBR-ZREMOTE is to be keypad address #1 and set as a Napco "Classic" keypad, then set the keypad

address in the conventional wired keypad to keypad address #2 as you normally would using Keypad

Configuration Mode (press 11123 FUNCTION). If you have more than one conventional wired keypad, verify

each address is unique. If not changing the IBR-ZREMOTE, then move the panel CONFIG jumper back to

NORM and go to step 7. If the IBR-ZREMOTE is changing, then the basic procedure is to enter Keypad

Configuration Mode and set the KP ADDR and Keypad Type to the desired values.

Change keypad Type to "RCM"

RJ45

CABLE

MAC Address

(Example:

00-20-4A-80-

81-8B)

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

GRN

YEL

HEADER

SOCKET

TO PANEL SERIAL PORT (only needed

for NL-MOD CS communication)

RED

BLK

RJ45

CABLE

GND

DATA

BELL

IN0

IN1

IN2

IN3

SUPV.

R.B.

+12V

LOCAL

DNLD

RJ12

CABLE

ETHERNET

3 WIRE

4 WIRE

CONTROL

PANEL