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6 NX-592E NetworX Cellular Module Installation Sheet

level is less than 11.5 volts. The radio part of the module draws

10 mA in power save mode. It is fully functional and will go into

connected mode as soon as a signal needs to be sent. Doing a

manual phone test will switch the module into idle mode and

update the signal level reading.

• LED L1 is inactive.

• LED L2 indicates communication with panel.

• LED L3 flashes in unison with LED L2.

• LED L4 is inactive.

Connected mode

The module is connected to the Alarm.com servers and

reported an alarm or other condition. The module stays in

connected mode for at least 6 minutes after the last message

is exchanged. Entering the panel’s Installer Programming

mode will cause the module to go into idle mode.

• LED L1 flashes errors, if any.

• LED L2 indicates communication with panel.

• LED L3 indicates communication with Alarm.com.

• LED L4 alternates 2 seconds on, then 2 seconds off.

Module Troubleshooting Information

During account creation and other troubleshooting it may be

necessary to know the serial number, the SIM card number, or

the types of reports that the cellular module is allowed to

transmit. These can be found using the following procedure on

an LCD keypad (Skip this section if there is no LCD keypad

connected to the panel):

The cellular module will record its serial number, SIM card

number, or list of allowed reports into the name fields of zones

190, 191, and 192 of the LCD keypad. These zone names can

be viewed on any LCD keypad, even if the panel doesn't

support 192 zones. To access these zone names, press *92 +

installer code to enter Zone Name Programming Mode. Then

enter 192# for the module serial number, 191# for the SIM

number, or 190# for the reports list.

By default, the keypad shows "Zone 190", "Zone 191", or

"Zone 192". To tell the cellular module to show its information

in place of these zone names, add a space in front of the zone

names by pressing the Stay button, followed by * and # to

validate the entry. When you are done with all 3 zones, press

Exit to leave programming mode.

Within 1 to 2 minutes, the module will update the zone names

that start with a space with the required information. Zone 192

will show the updated serial number, zone 191 will show the

updated SIM card number, and zone 190 will show the

updated list of allowed reports. You can tell that the module

updated the fields by the fact that the leading space will have

been removed.

Table 7 describes the reporting bits as indicated in the text field

for zone #190:

Table 7: Reporting Bits

Phone Test

Panel Programming

Alarms

Tamper

System Trouble

Cancels

Sensor Trouble

Normal Activity

Arming/Disarming

Modem Online

Sensor Bypass

Pings

AC Power Failure

Panel Low Battery

Phone failure (phone failure will always be reported for

alarms and cancels)

Equipment List and Zones

On NX, the Alarm.com module cannot automatically determine

how many zones are installed. The module assumes that the

first 20 zones are installed by default. The module needs to

know the highest numbered zone installed in order to send an

accurate equipment list to Alarm.com. The equipment list is

used for alarm reporting to the Central Station and is displayed

on the Alarm.com websites.

The number of zones can be changed via one of these 4

methods:

• Trip the highest zone installed (put the zone in alarm or

perform the Walk-Test procedure). This method can only

increase the number of zones. To decrease the number of

zones, use one of the alternative options below.

• Send the “Highest Zone Number” command from the

Equipment page on the Dealer Web Site.

• Enter the max zone number in location 189 of the main

LCD keypad (see procedure below).

• Zones that are not installed should be skipped by setting

their partition to 0 (locations 26, 28, 32...) or else they will

be listed in the equipment list on the web site.

Note: NX-8E supports up to 192 Zones. Alarm.com can

monitor any of the first 120 zones for Normal Activity (non-

alarm sensor activity - subject to the limitations of the

Alarm.com service plan). All 192 zones are monitored for

Alarms and troubles.

Procedure for displaying or for changing the number of

zones via location 189 of an LCD keypad:

1. Type *92 + installer code to enter Zone Name

Programming

Mode.

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