PARADOX PGM4-TI02 4-PGM Expansion Module
Technical Specifications
| Power input: | Typically 11 to 16 Vdc |
| Number of outputs: | 4 form “C” relays rated @ 125V, 5A resistive load |
| Current Consumption: | Typical 13mA, 150mA max. (all PGMs active) |
| Humidity: | 95% maximum |
Product Usage Instructions
Installation
Connect the four terminals labeled RED, BL, K, GRN, YEL of the module to the corresponding terminals on the control panel’s four-wire combus as shown in the connection drawing.
Programming Method:
The PGM4 can be programmed using the keypad as well as the WinLoad software.
Entering Programming Mode:
- Hold the [0] key and enter the [INSTALLER CODE].
- Enter module programming mode (EVO / NE = [4003], DGP-848 = [953]).
- Enter the PGM4’s 8-digit [SERIAL NUMBER] located on the PC board sticker.
- Enter the 3-digit [SECTION] you wish to program.
- Turn the desired option On/Off or key in the required data.
What’s New with V3.0
- The PGM4 is now in-field upgradable using WinLoad software (V4.4 and higher)
- The PGM4 is now compatible with Magellan, Spectra SP,, and Esprit E55 panels
Introduction
The PGM4 expansion module (previously APR3-PGM4) provides 4 programmable outputs to Digiplex, Spectra, Esprit E55, or MG/SP systems. The PGM4 automatically detects the system to which it is connected and adjusts its internal communication parameters accordingly.
Compatibility
Control Panels
| Digiplex: | DGP-848 and NE96 (all versions) |
| EVO: | EVO96, EVO48, EVO192 (all versions) |
| MG/SP: | MG5000, MG5050
SP5500, SP6000, SP7000 (V3.0 or higher) |
| E-Series: Esprit E55 (V2.0 or higher) | |
| Spectra: | 1759MG, 1728, 1738 (V2.0 or higher) |
Software
| WinLoad: (V4.4 or higher) |
Installation
Connect the four terminals labeled RED, BL, K, GRN, YEL of the module to the corresponding terminals on the control panel’s four-wire combus as shown in the connection drawing (see Figure 1).
Programming Method
The PGM4 can be programmed using the keypad as well as the WinLoad software.
Entering Programming Mode
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Digiplex EVO |
1. Hold the [0] key and enter the [INSTALLER CODE].
2. Enter module programming mode (EVO / NE = [4003], DGP-848 = [953]). 3. Enter the PGM4’s 8-digit [SERIAL NUMBER] located on the PC board sticker. 4. Enter the 3-digit [SECTION] you wish to program. 5. Turn the desired option On/Off or key in the required data. |
| Other Compatible Panels | See the Programmable Output Programming information in the panel’s Programming Guide. |
Upgrading the Firmware
The PGM4 firmware can be upgraded through WinLoad using a CONV4USB RS-485/RS-232 Converter (using a serial connection) or a 307USB Direct Connect Interface. Refer to the firmware upgrade instructions found at: paradox.com > Software > WinLoad > Firmware Upgrade Instructions.
Programming with MG/SP, Spectra, and Esprit E55
To program PGMs in an MG/SP, E5.5, or Spectra system, see the programmable output programming information in the panel’s Programming Guide.
Programming with Digiplex
Section Feature
| PGM Output Type
0/0/0 = Steady 0/0/1 to 2/5/4 = Pulsed x 80ms e.g. 0/2/5/ = ON 2 seconds – OFF 2 seconds 2/5/5 = Pulsed Fire: |
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| [191] = PGM1 | / / (000 – 255) | |||||
| [192] = PGM2 | / / (000 – 255) | |||||
| [193] = PGM3 | / / (000 – 255) | |||||
| [194] = PGM4 | / / (000 – 255) | |||||
| PGM Options
[1] PGM deactivation after See the table on the right [2] PGM base time OFF = timer in seconds, ON = timer in minutes [3] Flexible PGM deactivation See the table on the right [4] PGM initial state OFF = normally open, ON = normally closed |
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| [119] = PGM1 | [5] Reset the timer on activation event
OFF = do not reset, ON = reset [6] to [8] N/A |
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| [129] = PGM2 | ||||||
| [139] = PGM3 | ||||||
| [149] = PGM4 | ||||||
| PGM Timer
Enter a 3-digit decimal value between 001 and 255. To determine whether the value will be in seconds or minutes, see PGM Base Time in PGM Options above. |
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| [118] | PGM1 / / (000 – 255) | |||||
| [128] | PGM2 / / (000 – 255) | |||||
| [138] | PGM3 / / (000 – 255) | |||||
| [148] | PGM4 / / (000 – 255) | |||||
| PGM Activation Event
Use the PGM Programming Table in Appendix 1 of the Module Programming Guide to program the PGM activation event. |
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| Event Group | Feature Group | Start # | End # | |||
| [110] to [113] | PGM1 | [110] | [111] | [112] | [113] | |
| [120] to [123] | PGM2 | [120] | [121] | [122] | [123] | |
| [130] to [133] | PGM3 | [130] | [131] | [132] | [133] | |
| [140] to [143] | PGM4 | [140] | [141] | [142] | [143] | |
| PGM Deactivation Event
Use the PGM Programming Table in Appendix 1 of the Module Programming Guide to program the PGM deactivation event. If the time base selection option is set to follow the PGM deactivation event, the PGM will return to its normal state when the programmed deactivation event occurs. |
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| Event Group | Feature Group | Start # | End # | |||
| [114] to [117] | PGM1 | [114] | [115] | [116] | [117] | |
| [124] to [127] | PGM2 | [124] | [125] | [126] | [127] | |
| [134] to [137] | PGM3 | [134] | [135] | [136] | [137] | |
| [144] to [147] | PGM4 | [144] | [145] | [146] | [147] | |
| [100] = ALL
[101] = PGM1 [102] = PGM2 [103] = PGM3 [104] = PGM4 |
PGM Test Mode
PGMs are activated for 8 seconds to verify correct operation. |
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Figure 1: PGM4 Overview
Firmware Upgrade
See the WinLoad document Firmware Upgrade Instructions at: paradox.com – Software – WinLoad – Firmware Upgrade Instructions
External Power Supply
Recommended: Paradox PS-817 1.75A Switching Power Supply for any device such as a light, siren, or other electronic device.
LED Indicators
- BUS (Red): Indicates a problem with the module. RX: Flashes when receiving information from the panel.
- TX: Flashes when transmitting information to the panel.
| Bus (blue) | Bus (red) | RX | TX | Condition |
| — | ON | OFF | OFF | Short on GRN or YEL |
| — | ON | OFF | ON | Wrong data / invalid combustion address (too many modules) |
| — | ON | ON | ON | Combus lines reversed |
| flash | — | — | — | Firmware upgrade mode |
| — | flash | — | — | Combustion power is too low. |
| — | flash | flash | flash | Locate mode |
Warranty
For complete warranty information on this product, please refer to the Limited Warranty Statement found on the website www.paradox.com/terms. Your use of the Paradox product signifies your acceptance of all warranty terms and conditions. Spectra, Magellan, Esprit E55, Digiplex, and Digiplex EVO are trademarks or registered trademarks of Paradox
Security Systems Ltd. or its affiliates in Canada, the United States and/or other countries. For the latest information on product approvals, such as UL and CE, please visit www.paradox.com.
© 2008 Paradox Security Systems Ltd. All rights reserved. Specifications may change without prior notice. One or more of the following US patents may apply: 7046142, 6215399, 6111256, 6104319, 5920259, 5886632, 5721542, 5287111, 5119069, 507754,9, and RE394,06aa, nd other pending patents may apply. Canadian and international patents may also apply.
FAQs
What are the compatible control panels for PGM4?
The compatible control panels are:
- Digiplex: DGP-848 and NE96 (all versions)
- EVO: EVO96, EVO48, EVO192 (all versions)
- MG/SP: MG5000, MG5050, SP5500, SP6000, SP7000 (V3.0 or higher)
- E-Series: Esprit E55 (V2.0 or higher)
- Spectra: 1759MG, 1728, 1738 (V2.0 or higher)
How can I program the PGM options?
To program PGM options, follow the instructions provided in the programmable output programming information in the panel’s Programming Guide.
Documents / Resources
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PARADOX PGM4-TI02 4-PGM Expansion Module [pdf] Instruction Manual PGM4-TI02, APR3-PGM4, V3.0, PGM4-TI02 4-PGM Expansion Module, PGM4-TI02, 4-PGM Expansion Module, Expansion Module, Module |