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Programming for IDIS 8136Note: When programming IDIS devices with their intended zone numbers, make surethat only one IDIS device is connected to the Expander at a time. If necessarydisconnect the Sig lead to all other IDIS devices except the one that is beingprogrammed. During programming the 8136 sets all IDIS devices connected tothe Expander to the same ID number. The factory default for all IDIS devices isZone 9, as this is the first IDIS zone available on the system.To program the IDIS modules:1. Key-in 21 and press Enter.For a 941 expander the display shows:For a 942 expander the display shows:2. Press Enter.For a 941 expander the display shows:For a 942 expander the display shows:I.D.I.S. EXP. FITTED040 ZONES FITTEDI.D.I.S. EXP. FITTED136 ZONES FITTEDZONES 1-8 = FSL9-40 = I.D.I.S.ZONES 1-8 = FSL9-136 = I.D.I.S.Note: If the display does not show the required number of zones, check the expanderboard has been fitted correctly, then repeat Menu 21.3. Press Enter.The display shows:22:IDISPROGRAMMING4. Press Enter.The displays shows: IDIS LOOP NO 1NO DEVICE FOUND5. There are several types of programming lead. For all types plug the 3-way Molex connector onto the pins marked 'PROG' on the IDIS Expandercard.6. EITHER:For interfaces and LIMs with a 3-pin Prog connector use a 3-way to 3-way Molex to Molex lead 485206 and connect the other end onto thepins marked 'PROG' on the device. Ensure that the BLUE lead islocated on the pin marked with a star (*).OR: For LIMs with a 2-pin Prog connector use 3-way to 2-way Molex toMolex lead 485208. Connect the 2-pin Molex end onto the pins marked'PROG' on the LIM. Ensure that the BLUE lead is located on the pinmarked with a star (*). Connect the flying red lead to 12V on theLIM.20 of 44 496339 Issue 4