NAPCO WIZARD2e Installation Instruction

WIZARDTM IIe

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DESCRIPTION

Napco's Wizard IIe is a voice-synthesized interface that
provides keypad features from any TouchToneTM telephone,
either on or off premises. Voice prompts replace keypad displays
and annunciators to guide the user through the various functions
using the phone's numerical touchpad. Hookup to the keypad bus
and telephone lines is quick and easy.

Note: The Wizard IIe is not intended as a replacement for a
keypad, but rather as an enhancement to a keypad-based
system for remote or local access.

FEATURES

Access/command system from any TouchTone phone

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Voice prompted for user-friendly operation

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Smart, menu-driven “YES/NO” format

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Over 250 voice-synthesized descriptors

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3 programmable control outputs for home automation

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Toll Saver feature avoids unnecessary phone charges

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Uncompromised security using ID and access codes in

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addition to existing system codes

May be used as a Stand-alone Telephone Controller when

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used with a 12V Power Supply

Easy Installation

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SPECIFICATIONS
Operating Voltage: 12Vdc (nominal), supplied by panel
Current: Standby, 60mA + control output currents; Local

Active, 120mA + control output currents; Remote Active,
110mA + control output currents (typical)

Control Outputs (CNTRL 1, CNTRL 2, CNTRL 3):

active low, 25mA maximum

Dimensions:

3

8”

H x 7”W x ¾D

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Telephones: TouchTone-compatible. (Phones that can
only dial rotary will not be able to operate the host panel.)

INSTALLATION

The module is self contained to simplify mounting inside or
outside the panel enclosure. If mounting inside the enclosure, the
unit may be affixed to the rear wall using double-sided adhesive
pads. If mounting outside the enclosure, use two #10 screws to
secure the unit to any flat surface.

WIRING

Wiring to the Gemini, Signature SS-P and Napco Express
Series Control Panels is summarized in Table 1.

TM

Series, Signature SS-P Series

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

12Vdc,

(Voice Phone Module for Napco

WI945B 5/05

(<1V) when active can be used to drive the Line Seize Terminal.
The message, “Alarm system communicating. Please try again
later, or enter Wizard entry number followed by pound” will
activate. Entering the Wizard IIe ID number and pressing
allow the user to operate the system.

#

will

CONTROL TERMINALS (CNTRL 1, 2, 3)

(Terminals 7, 8 & 9)

The CNTRL Terminals are active low; that is, they will go to
about 1 volt when active (on). With no output device connected,
a voltmeter placed across the PGM Terminal and Remote Power
(-), will read 0 volts. When troubleshooting the CNTRL outputs
(with no device connected) connect the positive (+) voltmeter
lead to Remote Power (+) and the negative (-) lead to the CNTRL
Terminal. If the meter reads 0 volts, the CNTRL Terminal is off. If
it reads approximately 12 volts, the CNTRL Terminal is on.

The CNTRL Terminals cannot drive devices that require
much current. Applications exceeding 25mA will require an
external low-current relay (Napco RB1000 or equivalent,
optional). See Wiring Diagram for connection.

TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS (Terminals 10-14)

The Wizard IIe will accommodate an answering machine at
the site. It is recommended that the answering machine's
recorded message start with “Please wait...” followed by a 4­second pause before the normal opening message begins. This
will notify callers that a message will follow and allow sufficient
time to enter the Wizard IIe access code during the pause
without audio interference.

Refer to the Wiring Diagram for telephone connection to the
control panel and RJ31X. Typically, wiring is made to the
PHONES terminals at the RJ31X terminal block. In this
configuration, the phone is in parallel with the Wizard IIe and a
remote communication may be detected by anyone in the house
who picks up the phone. The advantage of this method is that the
phone will always be able to access the Wizard IIe for an
emergency, even during a remote access, however if an
answering machine is in the system, it will record the interactions
between the user and the Wizard IIe.

For those users who do not want Wizard IIe communications
to be recorded, the system answering machine may be
connected to a separate RJ31X terminal block. Using this
scheme, the Wizard IIe will automatically disconnect the
answering machine on a remote communication as soon as the
Wizard IIe ID number is entered. These terminals could be used
for any or all phones in the house, however any phone wired in
this manner will appear to be disconnected for the duration of the
remote communication.

LINE SEIZE TERMINAL (Terminal 1)

The Line Seize Terminal may be used as an input which will
notify the user whenever the control panel or any other telephone
accessory, such as a Veriphone 2-way voice module, is in an
off-hook state. Any active low output that goes to a low state

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In very rare cases, telephone wiring as shown may result in
no touch tones when attempting to access the Wizard IIe from a
local phone. Should this occur, reverse the Wizard IIe's tip and
ring connections at Terminals 10 & 11 and also at Terminals 12
& 13 (Terminals 13 & 14 if answering override is used; see Wiring
Diagram).

repeatedly unsuccessful, please execute the function "Reset
Keypad" and try again.

Note: New versions of the Gemini control panels (GEM­P1632v9a, GEM-9600v20b, GEM-X255v1 and above) require
silencing of the Bell Output before allowing the resetting of a Fire
Zone.

GENERAL OPERATION

The Wizard IIe may be accessed from either a local phone or
a remote phone. When calling from outside, first dial the phone
number and wait for pickup. Thereafter, operation with a local or
remote phone is identical.

1a. (From outside phone only.) Dial the phone number.



The Wizard IIe will pick up three rings after the
programmed number of rings (see Toll Saver feature)
and greet you with, "Hello".



Enter your Wizard IIe ID Code, then press #.
(Note: If an answering machine picks up, enter your code
during a pause in the opening message.)



The Wizard IIe will respond with, “(System Status:

Announce Current Status)”.

When prompted, enter the area number, then press #.



1b. (From local phone only.) Enter your Wizard IIe ID Code,
then press



Announce Current Status)”. (Note: If an attempt is made to

access the Wizard IIe while the system is in the process of

reporting, the Wizard IIe will respond with, “Alarm system is

communicating. Please try again later or enter Wizard entry

number, followed by pound”). Entering the Wizard IIe ID

Code at this time will allow the user to operate the panel.



2. If an Access Code is requested, enter your Access Code,
then press
Access Code.) The status of the panel will be given.

3. When the Disarm Code is requested, enter a system
Arm/Disarm Code, then press #.

You will then be asked questions concerning checking or
changing system status, checking system troubles, etc. (See
Condensed Flow Chart and the User's Guide for reference.) The
use of voice prompts makes further operation straightforward and
self-explanatory. In replying to voice prompts, however keep in
mind the following points.

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accessed:







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at any time will terminate the sequence and restart from the
Current Status annunciation (see Condensed Flow Chart).

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however be sure you understand the question as pressing
will execute it.

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will repeat the prompt; after 30 seconds of inactivity, the
Wizard IIe will say “Goodbye” and hang up.

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#

.

The Wizard IIe will greet you with, “(System Status:

When prompted, enter the area number, then press #.

#

. (Not all systems will require a programmable

After entering any code, you must press #.

To reply to a question, press # for YES or * for NO.
From a local phone, any time after the Wizard IIe is

001#

Press

002#

Press
(if enabled).

003#

Press

Pressing the “star” button twice (

You need not wait for the end of a prompt to enter a reply,

to execute a panic alarm (if enabled).

to execute an emergency alarm

to execute a fire alarm (if enabled).

**

) in rapid succession

#

If no activity is detected within 15 seconds, the Wizard IIe

If an attempt to execute a function at the Wizard was

TOLL SAVER

The Wizard IIe normally picks up the phone three rings after

the programmed number of rings (see Programming Worksheet:
Limit 1). Any change in the status of the panel (except arming)
will cause the Wizard IIe to pick up on the programmed number
of rings.

Thus, user may call as often as necessary. If the phone
continues to ring beyond the programmed number, he can hang
up, knowing that the status of the panel has not changed since
the last call, and thereby avoid unnecessary phone charges.

TELEPHONE COMPANY ANSWERING MACHINE
OVERRIDE

To access the Wizard IIe remotely in cases where the
residence has the Telephone Company Answering System, the
Wizard IIe incorporates a Second Ring Access feature.

In order to access the Wizard using this feature, the customer
must call the Wizard IIe, listen for one ring, then hang up and
redial. The Wizard IIe will then pick up on the first ring, say
“Hello”, and wait for the Wizard ID Code to be entered. This
second ring must occur at between 7 seconds and 20 seconds
after the first ring.

STAND-ALONE TELEPHONE CONTROLLER

The Wizard IIe may be used as a Stand-alone Telephone
Controller. Without using a Napco Alarm Panel the Wizard IIe
may still be used as a telephone controller to turn on and off
Control Outputs 1, 2 and 3 through a touch-tone phone using the
wizard, a voice prompt format and descriptions of outputs as
programmed.

To activate, at local phone press
give control 1 status. Enter
program mode. Use the programming record sheet to change the
Wizard ID Code, Wizard Access Code (if desired), Program code
and Control Output Descriptions.

999#

55#

, Wizard IIe will enter the

, Wizard IIe will

PANIC ACTIVATION FROM HOME

A Panic Condition can be activated by pressing

002#

will activate a Keypad Panic, Keypad Auxiliary and/or Keypad
Fire, respectively if the following conditions are met:

The panels GEM-P9600,3200,1632 must have the keypad

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and areas the wizard is assigned to programmed to accept the
associated keypad panics.

The panels XP400/600, GEM-P800/400 must have

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associated keypad panics enabled.

003#

or

at anytime in the Wizard IIe sequence

001#

,

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PROGRAMMING

The Wizard IIe is programmed at the telephone touchpad, locally or remotely, for system parameters, codes, and voice descriptions

for zones and control outputs. Complete the Programming Worksheets that follow before attempting to program the unit.

The control panel should have all Burglary Zones programmed for Selective Bypass. In addition, the following panel programming is

required:

Enable Manager's Mode (if multiple areas are used in) (GEM-P1632, GEM-P1632 and GEM-P9600 only)

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Disable Code Required for Function Mode Level 1

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Disable Code Required for Easy Bypass

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Note: Do not program Disable Auto Status. The Wizard IIe cannot program users over 96 (or work with zones over 96).

WIZARD KEYPAD ADDRESS (Gemini Series Only)

Inasmuch as the Wizard IIe is essentially functioning as a remote keypad, it must be assigned a two-digit Keypad Address just as

any other keypad. (See following Programming Worksheets: Limit 6.) No other keypad may be assigned this number.

Similarly, the control panel must be programmed for the Wizard IIe's area assignments (Keypad Area Assignments) and applicable

features (Keypad Features). Refer to the Programming Workbook for the panel in use.

If assigned Keypad Address “01”, the Wizard IIe will provide the ability to change user codes from any TouchTone phone,

Note:

however this will also prevent the user or dealer from accessing the Program Mode from a keypad in the future.

Entering the Program Mode
Enter the Program Mode as follows from any TouchTone phone. Note: The Program Mode may be accessed directly by entering

999#

1. Enter your Wizard IIe ID code, then press #. The default code is “55”, but this number must be reprogrammed. The Wizard IIe

will answer, “Hello”.

2. Enter your Access Code (if programmed) then press
will be given. (Press
not be requested; proceed to Step 3.

3. The Wizard IIe will direct you to, “Enter your Disarm Code, followed by a pound.” At this point, enter your Program Code, followed
by a

4. The Wizard IIe will ask if you want to load the default program. Press
loaded, it will overwrite any existing data, including all control and zone descriptions.

5. When prompted to enter the next command line, enter the data from the Programming Worksheet; that is, enter printed stars and
digits, then your data, then press

Example: To program a Wizard IIe ID Code (Code 1) of 1,2,3,4, enter
Note: In the Program Mode, pressing the

it back for confirmation. Refer to the Programming Worksheet for other details.

within the first 2 minutes after power-up. (Also see TROUBLESHOOTING: Error 1.)

#

. The default Access Code is “000000” (disabled). The status of the panel

*

to continue or # to repeat.) Note: If all zeros are programmed, the Access Code will be suppressed and it will

#

. The default Program Code is “999”.

#

#

.

*11*1234#

#

memorizes the code. Pressing # twice in succession memorizes the code and reads

for Yes or * for No. Note: If the default program is

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TROUBLESHOOTING

The message, “Voice module trouble; call for service, Error N'” indicates a system error wherein N represents one of the following

error codes.

Error 1. Data error in programmed code, system parameter or option. Note: If, upon pickup, the Wizard responds with, “Voice

module trouble; call for service, Error 1”, you may press

hang up and restore normal telephone service.

Error 2. Data error in zone or control-output description.

KEYPAD BUS

RED (+)

BLACK (-)

GREEN (RX)

YELLOW (TX)

GEM-P1632,GEM-P3200, GEM-P9600 XP-400, XP-600 GEM-P400, GEM-P800

912
10 13
11 14
12 Not Used

999#

CONTROL PANEL TERMINALS

to enter the Program Mode directly. Otherwise, the Wizard IIe will

Wizard IIe TERMINALS

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3
4
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Table 1

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DESCRIPTOR LIBRARY

Following is a list of programmable descriptors that are stored in memory; each is identified by its three-digit number.

(See Programming Worksheets)

ACCOUNTING 001
AIRCONDITIONER 002
APARTMENT 003
AREA 004
ATTIC 005
BABYS 006
BASEMENT 007
BATH 008
BATTERY 009
BED 010
BELL 011
BOARD 012
BOAT 013
BOILER 014
BOYS 015
BROKEN 016
BUILDING 017
BURNER 018
CEILING 019
CLOSET 020
COMPUTER 021
CONTROL 022
DAUGHTER 023
DAY 024
DEN 025
DEPARTMENT 026
DETECTOR 027
DINING 028
DOOR 029
DOWN 138
DOWNSTAIRS 030
EAST 031
EIGHT 033
EIGHTEEN 034
EIGHTH 036

EIGHTY 035
ELEVEN 032
ENTRY 037
EXECUTIVE 038
EXIT 039
FAILURE 040
FAMILY 041
FATHERS 042
FIFTEEN 043
FIFTH 044
FIFTY 045
FIRE 046
FIRST 047
FIVE 048
FLOOD 049
FLOODING 050
FLOOR 051
FOIL 052
FORTY 058
FOUR 055
FOURTEEN 056
FOURTH 057
FOYER 053
FRONT 054
GARAGE 059
GATE 060
GIRLS 061
GLASS 062
GREENHOUSE 063
HIGH 064
HOUR 065
INTERIOR 066
KITCHEN 067
LEFT 068
LIGHTS 069

LIVING 070
LOBBY 071
LOW 072
MAIDS 073
MAIL 074
MASTER 075
MOTHERS 076
NINE 078
NINETEEN 080
NINETY 079
NINTH 077
NORTH 081
NUMBER 082
OFF 085
OFFICE 086
ON 083
ONE 084
OPEN 087
PLAY 088
PORCH 089
PRIORITY 090
PROTECTION 091
REAR 092
REFRIGERATOR 093
RELAY 094
RIGHT 095
ROOM 096
SAFE 097
SALES 098
SECOND 100
SECURE 103
SELECTED 106
SEVEN 104
SEVENTEEN 105
SEVENTH 108

SEVENTY 107
SHED 099
SIGN 101
SIX 102
SIXTEEN 109
SIXTH 110
SIXTY 111
SKYLIGHT 112
SMOKE 113
SONS 114
SOUTH 115
SPACE 116
STAIRS 117
TEMPERATURE 118
TEN 119
THIRD 121
THIRTEEN 122
THIRTY 128
THREE 123
TROUBLE 124
TROUBLES 125
TWELVE 120
TWENTY 126
TWO 127
UP 137
UPSTAIRS 129
UTILITY 130
WAREHOUSE 131
WEST 132
WINDOW 133
WING 134
WORKSHOP 135
YARD 136
Blank* 156

*To blank out a programmed Control-Output Description (Control 1, for example), enter

*501*156*##

blank out a programmed Zone Description (Zone 1, for example), enter

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*41*156*##

.

. To

CONDENSED FLOW CHART

* INTERNAL DECISION

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** PRESSING

(EXCEPT IN PROGRAM MODE)
RETURNS YOU HERE

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AT ANY TIME

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