So here, you're going to enter the keypad number. So to do that, you're going to enter *94, and then your installer code. So that now we know that we're on a clean slate here, first thing you wanna do is assign the keypad number and partition. So, once you've completed the programming and the wiring, you're all done. So, that is all the programming that's required.

This is for contact ID, which is what you wanna use for the bat unit. In here, you wanted to be on 13, it already is. So, the next thing that we'll do is go to device location 2.

So here, I'm just entering 1234, and then pound. And again, the actual account number you entered doesn't matter, because it's not what is really going to be used by the bat. So, the next thing we need to do is enter an account number, and this is device location 1. So, once you have entered the phone number that you're going to enter, you'll just push pound. So, we're going to just enter a 10-digit number here, 1555555555. So, as long it dials out, we don't care what the number is. You just want the system to dial out but it's not actually dialing to something directly, it's just dialing to the bat. It doesn't really matter what you enter here. So here, you're just going to enter a fake phone number pretty much. So, the first thing we're going to do is go to location zero, which is for the phone number. And then you need a location followed by pound. So, we're going to use device address 0 and then pound. After you enter that, it's going to ask for the device address, then pound. To do that, you're gonna use *8 followed by the installer code. First thing you're gonna do is enter installer programming. So, let's go ahead and go to the table and we'll get started on the programming. And if you wait till the end of the video, I'll show you how you can get that.

I'll be following more or less what we have in our Quickstart guide that we've written for you. There will be some obvious slight changes based on the number of zones and things like that. This video will apply to any of the network systems, the NX4, NX6, NX8. In today's video, I'm going to be doing the basic programming for the Interlogix NetworX panels.

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