Inovonics EN4200
Inovonics EN4200 is a high-quality wireless receiver that allows you to expand the capabilities of your security system by adding up to 128 wireless zones. This makes it an ideal solution for homes or businesses that require a large number of sensors. The EN4200 is compatible with a wide range of Inovonics wireless sensors, including motion detectors, door/window contacts, and glass break detectors. It also has two built-in relays that can be used to control external devices such as lights, sirens, or door locks.
Inovonics EN4200
Inovonics EN4200 is a high-quality wireless receiver that allows you to expand the capabilities of your security system by adding up to 128 wireless zones. This makes it an ideal solution for homes or businesses that require a large number of sensors. The EN4200 is compatible with a wide range of Inovonics wireless sensors, including motion detectors, door/window contacts, and glass break detectors. It also has two built-in relays that can be used to control external devices such as lights, sirens, or door locks.
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NX-1248 – NX-EchoStream Receiver Module
Installation Manual and Programming Guide
1. Dipswitch Settings on Receiver Module
This section describes the dipswitch settings and functions for the NX-EchoStream Receiver
1.1. Setting the Module Address
Switches 1 and 2 on the dipswitch are used to set the Module address of the receiver. Use the table
below for dipswitch settings:
1 2 3 4
35
OFF OFF NA NA
36
ON OFF NA NA
37
OFF ON NA NA
38
ON ON NA NA
1.2. Setting Functions on Transmitters
Switches 3 and 4 on the dipswitch are used to set the functionality of Buttons 1 and 4 on 4 button
Transmitters. Use the table below for dipswitch settings:
Function 1 2 3 4
Button 1 Partial Arm, Button 4 Relay 1 Momentary NA NA OFF OFF
Button 1 Relay 2 Momentary, Button 4 Relay 1 Momentary NA NA ON OFF
Button 1 Partial Arm, Button 4 Relay 1 Toggle NA NA OFF ON
Button 1 Relay 2 Toggle, Button 4 Relay 1 Toggle NA NA ON ON
Button 2 – Arm Button 3 – Disarm
Button 1 – Partial or Relay 2 Button 4 – Relay 1
2. Program Location Descriptions
This section describes what each programming location in the NX-EchoStream Receiver refers to.
2.1. Transmitter Learning Location
Location 0: This location is used to initiate the auto enrolment of sensors.
When a ‘0’ is in the location, programming is not being attempted.
Enter the number of the zone you wish to learn in and press * to save. Press the reset button within 150
seconds on a transmitter that is NOT already learnt into the system. A chime tone (ding-dong) will sound
on the partition 1 keypad indicating a successful enrolment of the transmitter.
The keypad will sound an error (triple beep) if the number entered is not valid or is already used by an
existing transmitter. Check the number of zones enrolled (receiver supports up to 48 zones), the
capability of the control panel and bank offset value in location 194.
If Auto-Increment is enabled in location 193, the next zone value will be automatically entered into this
location and subsequent transmitters can be enrolled without returning to the keypad. If there is not a
successful enrolment within 150 seconds the keypad will sound an error beep.
The enrolment can be stopped at any time by entering a value of ‘0’ into this location.
2.2. Transmitter Options Locations
Locations 1 – 192: At any given time only 48 of these locations can be accessed, depending on the
value of the bank offset value in location 194. Each location contains up to 8 flags that are configured as
follows based on a sensor type transmitter or an arm/disarm transmitter.
Sensor Type Transmitter
1-5 Not currently used
6 Supervision, Off = Use Burg Supervision, On = Supervised
7 Off = Not supervised, On = Supervised
8 Off = Transmitter disabled, On = Transmitter enabled
Arm/Disarm Type Transmitter
1-6 On = Activates corresponding partition
7 Off = Not supervised, On = Supervised
8 Off = Transmitter disabled, On = Transmitter enabled
By default, when a burglary sensor is enrolled, that zones’ option 7 and 8 are turned on.
For a fire sensor 6, 7 and 8 are turned on.
For an arm/disarm transmitter 1 and 8 are turned on.
These options can be changed once the transmitter is enrolled into the module.
To disable a transmitter simply turn option 8 off.
2.3. Receiver Module Options Location
Location 193: This location sets options that are global in nature to the receiver module and the location
contains up to 8 flags which are configured as follows:
1 Off = RF Jam detection disabled,
On = RF Jam detection enabled
2 Off = Transmitter enrolment is one at a time,
On = Transmitter enrolment is auto incremented
3 Off = All Arm/Disarm devices report as user 99,
On = Arm/Disarm devices report as zone number
4 Off = Module case tamper disabled,
On = Module case tamper enabled
5 Off = Disarming can occur at any time,
On = Disarming can only occur during entry delay or partial arm
2.4. Module Zone Bank Offset Location
Location 194: Normally this location is set to 0 and the corresponding zones for the module are 1 – 48.
If a panel larger than 48 zones is utilised, this location can be changed to allow the available zones to
start at a higher number in order to reach the highest zones of the panel. Each count of 1 in this location
increases the starting zone by 8. See table below:
0 Zones 1 – 48
1 Zones 9 – 56
2 Zones 17 – 64
3 Zones 25 – 72
4 Zones 33 – 80
5 Zones 41 – 88
6 Zones 49 – 96
7 Zones 57 – 104
8 Zones 65 – 112
9 Zones 73 – 120
10 Zones 121 – 128
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2.5. Supervision Window Location
Location 195: This location has 0 – 255 minute range values stored and is split into two segments. The
first segment is used to store the supervision window for burg type devices and the second segment is
used to store the supervision window for fire type devices. The nominal check in time for EchoStream
transmitters is 3 minutes.
Contact Details
Direct Alarm Supplies Technical Support
1800 252 213
Australia – Direct Alarm Supplies
NSW ACT
12 Wentworth Street
GRANVILLE 2142
PH (02) 9897 7722
FAX (02) 9897 9477
39 Mentmore Ave
ROSEBERY 2018
PH (02) 9698 9698
FAX (02) 9319 1379
23/380 Eastern Valley Way
CHATSWOOD 2067
PH (02) 8467 1467
FAX (02) 8467 1499
1/43-45 Collie St
FYSHWICK 2609
PH (02) 6280 9630
FAX (02) 6280 9632
VIC QLD
1/16 Viewtech Place
ROWVILLE 3168
PH (03) 9755 6922
FAX (03) 9755 7311
5/51 Moreland Rd
COBURG 3058
PH (03) 9383 2066
FAX (03) 9383 2173
4/276 Abbotsford Rd
BOWEN HILLS 4006
PH (07) 3252 5512
FAX (07) 3252 5531
7/179 Currumburra Rd
ASHMORE 4214
PH (07) 5597 7203
FAX (07) 5597 3900
SA WA TAS
Unit 2
107-109 Hayward Ave
TORRENSVILLE 5031
PH (08) 8150 9400
FAX (08) 8150 9499
4/12 Abrams St,
BALCATTA 6021
PH (08) 9241 3100
FAX (08) 9240 4313
5-10 Pearl St
DERWENT PARK 7009
PH (03) 6272 0211
FAX (03) 6272 9135
New Zealand – Hills Electronic Security
Auckland Wellington Christchurch
1/30 Greenpark Road
PENROSE
PH 9 525 8007
FAX 9 525 8009
124-128 Hutt Road
PETONE, LOWER HUTT
PH 4 939 9355
FAX 6 939 9366
Unit 5, 235 Waltham Road
SYDENHAM
PH 3 374 6277
FAX 3 374 6287
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Wiring Diagram
Pos
Com
Data
NO1
NC1
C1
NO2
NC2
C2
DS1
DS2
DS3
RLY1
RLY2
1 2 3 4
ON
SW1
DEC
TX
RX
AUS
NZ
Connections
POS– Connect to +ve of NX Panel
COM – Connect to -ve of NX Panel
Data – Connect to Data of NX Panel
NO1 – Normally Open Contact for Relay 1
NC1 – Normally Closed Contact for Relay 1
C1 – Common for Relay 1
NO2 – Normally Open Contact for Relay 2
NC2 – Normally Closed Contact for Relay 2
C2 – Common for Relay 2
SW1 – Dipswitches for setting Module Address
AUS/NZ Jumper – This jumper sets the frequency to either Australian or New Zealand.
Note: power must be cycled after setting this jumper
11/06/2008
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Inovonics EN4200
Inovonics EN4200 is a high-quality wireless receiver that allows you to expand the capabilities of your security system by adding up to 128 wireless zones. This makes it an ideal solution for homes or businesses that require a large number of sensors. The EN4200 is compatible with a wide range of Inovonics wireless sensors, including motion detectors, door/window contacts, and glass break detectors. It also has two built-in relays that can be used to control external devices such as lights, sirens, or door locks.
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