In this video, Michael from Alarm Grid shows you how to program a wireless zone on a 2GIG GC2e Security System. The 2GIG GC2e uses 345 MHz wireless sensors, including those from the 2GIG 345 MHz Series and the Honeywell 5800 Series. Additionally, the 2GIG GC2e can also use the encrypted eSeries Sensors from 2GIG. However, all sensors are programmed into the system using the same menu and general process.
When setting up a new sensor, it is strongly recommended that you auto-enroll the sensor to learn-in the Serial Number. This is better than manually entering the Serial Number, because it will ensure that you do not make a mistake when entering the number. Also, by auto-enrolling, you can be sure that the system can successfully receive transmissions from the sensor. You must also set the Equipment Code for the sensor you are enrolling. This is very important for the 2GIG eSeries Sensors, as you may encounter RF supervision trouble if you enroll an eSeries Sensor with an improper Equipment Code.
The other big part of programming a new wireless zone involves telling the system how to respond when it detects that the sensor has been faulted. The biggest setting in this regard is the Sensor Type, which may also be known as the Response Type or the Sensor Group. There are many different Sensor Type options to choose from, and you must choose the proper one so that the system responds in the manner that you want. You can also configure a variety of settings, such as whether or not the zone is able to trigger an alarm on the system and whether or not the panel monitors the sensor for RF supervision. These settings can vary greatly depending on the type of sensor you are using and how you want to use the sensor with the system.
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