
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.

Emergency keys are highlighted on the keypad and can be programmed to contact and send complete information to a responding police, fire or EMS unit with a single touch. Users can either swing the removable door down or simply take it off to access the keypad. "Dealers will find it easy to install, program and maintain." "By optimizing accessibility, this wireless keypad provides increased security and convenience for users while extending the capabilities of our popular Networx intrusion system," said Jim Paulson, Security's general manager for Intrusion Solutions.

Networx is a popular full-featured security system that uses advanced technology for burglary, fire and environment detection. It is compatible with all GE Networx control panels, except commercial fire. By leveraging the benefits of wireless reception, dealers can assure that the keypad is placed in the very best location for their residential and commercial customers. GE's Security business ( ) has introduced its NX-148E-RF Networx LCD Keypad, which features an integrated 48-zone wireless receiver.
