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4120EC

INSTALLATION

INSTRUCTIONS

CONGIWI’ULATIONS

on your purchase of the VI’S?A4120EC! “- ’ f-3

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The purpose of these Installation Instructions is to give you a brief overview of

the VISTA 4120EC,sy$em, and provide instructions for installing a basic system.

As always, ADEMCO is there for YOU! Our SALES and TECHNICAL SUPPORT

staff are eager to assist you in any way they can so don’t hesitate to call, for any

reason!

East Coast Te&zicaI Support: l-800-645-7492 (8 a.m.-6 p.m. E.S.T.)

West Coast Technical; Support: 7-800458-9469 (8 a.m.-5 p.m. P.S.?‘.)

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.PLEASE,

Before you call Technical Support, be sure you have:

Checked all wiring connections.

Determined that the power supply and/or backup battery are supplying

proper voltages.

Verified your progr amming information where applicable.

Noted the proper model number of this product, and the version level (if

known) along with any documentation that came with the product.

Noted your Ademco customer number and/or company name.

Having this information handy will make it easier for us to serve you quickly and

effectively

Again, CONGRATULATIONS, and WELCOME ABOARD!

FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, two easiiy removable

Progamming Forms have been included at the

center of this manual.

INSTALLATION

INSTRUCTIONS

bkDEMC0

4120EC

CONTENTS

Generaf information 2

Remote Programming and Controls, 2

Zone Types Available forSelsctio~ 3

CDiilt sewrity codes 3

Terminals 5

Wiring Connections 7

Mounting the consoies 7

Programming the Security Control 7

r-*dress Programming

na 8

Programming Form

Testing the System 13

specifiibna 13

Beauitycontrol 12

4127 Remote Con&a 13

5330 Remote Console 13

4137 Remote Console 13

Acwssories

The Limitations of this

Abrm System 15

Limited Warranty- 16

Dbgrams

Summary Of Connections 6

Mounting the Circuit Boar- 4

Mounting the M 5

t- MARGIN UNES INDICATE PRINCIPAL CHANGES IN THIS ISSUE

GENERAL INFORMATION

The VISTA (No. 4120) is a microprocessor-based security

wntrol whii provides up to 8 wired zones in the basii product.

The security control is housed in a wall-mounted metal cabinet

measuring 12-1R’ (318 mm) wide x 14-l= (368 mm) hiih x 3’

C16mm)dee9,andcanbeusodrvithaaonsOleequippedwitha

muftiiunction la-key digital keypad and a numeric and fixed

English status LCD diipiay (4127). Optionally, a No. 4137 may

be used or a No. 5330 Alpha Console may be used with the

control to provide programmable English language zone

descrbtors and status indications.

Connections to the aea~rity control are made via a 25-terminal

connector bbck whii is us& to interlace to the wired hops.

plug-in transformer, telephone fine, remote consoles, external

alarm sounder(s), etc.

The security control can be easify programmed from a 4127

remote console. Programmed options to establish spscifii alarm

and reporting features are stored in electrically erasable. non-

volatile EEROM memory. This means that the unit can be

reprogrammed many times (unlike units equipped with PROMS)

and that information whii has been programmed will not be

bst in the event of a complete bss of power.

The system provides communication capability (central station

reporting, etc.) over existing telephone lines.

This system includes an alarm output rated at 2.8 amps.

Throughout the manual, wherever reference I8 mede to

Alarm Output Ratings, they aeeume a fully charged battery

h connected unbsa otherwise

statid

(e.g. UL ratings).

zalo ch8metoristics

&ne 1: Programmable Zone. may be used as EOLR

supervised Fire Zone (supports three Z-wire

Smoke Detectors), or may be used as a non-fire

zone, 350500 msec response.

&noa 2-2: Programmable Zones, N.O. or N.C. sensors, 350-

500 maec response (Zones 2-7). Zone 8 can be

selected as slow or fast response (1 O-15 msec) I

REMOTE PROGRAMMING AND CONTROL

The No. 4120 allows the installer to call it using switched

network phone tines so that the controVcommunicator can be

remotely programmed and/or commanded from an IBM

wmpatibb Personal Computer (PC). See Note 2 under Remote

CapablNitiea In this section.

Accesaii of the Ho. 4120 from a remote location is protected

against compromise by someone attempting to defeat the

system, using 4 levels of sea&y protection:

Socurtty Cod. Handshake An 8diiit Central Stat-km

IDcodemustbsmatchedbetweentheNo.4l2Oarulthe

central Btation.

Hang-up and callback Calling the No. 4126 does not

directly albw programming, as a successful handshake

merefy results in the No. 4120 breaking the phone line

connection and then calling back the (internally stored)

central station set-vim phone number.

Data Encryptlon: Data passed between the central

statPnandtheNo.4120isenayptedforsearritysothatit

is very difficult for a foreign device tapped into the phone

line to take over communication and substitute system

compromisii information.

4. Contra1 StatIon Advlaory Note: Any condition that

causes the system to initiate a call back to a telephone

number from whii it can be reprogrammed or corn-manned

(in tact, even for a local reprogramming of the EEROM)

causes a unique repon to be sent to the central station’s

alarm bggii diiital receiver.

Hoto: In situations where a service person is on-site and the

system is installed inside a PABX. it is possible to initiate

a download from the protected premises by keying

@atalier or master security code] + [#I + 11).

Equipment Required

the prrmlwr:

4120

At the cmntral st&on (or the instaileVs officeMme):

An IBM PC compatible computer, a Hayes brand Smartmodem

1260 (Level 12 or higher external or Level 1.1 or higher internal

style), No, 4130PC Downloading Software Diskette, and

appropriate interconnecting cables.

Remote Capabilities (See Note 2)

Programming:

All programming functions accessible from the unit’s keypad.

There

are

two types of commands that can be issued to the

system:

1. Control Commands -

- To Arm the System in the Away Mode*flr

- To Disarm the System.m

-ToEypassaZono

- To Force the System to Accapt a New Program

Download

- To Shut Down Communication (dialer) Functions

(non-psyment of monftorfng fees in an owned system)

- To Shut Down all Secur&y System Functions (non-

payment for a leased system)

- To fnhibit Local Keypad Programming (pravents take-

over of your accounts)

2. Status Commands -

- To Cause the System to Upbad a Copy of its

Resident Program to the central station.

- To Read System Status:

Arming Status

Ready Status and Current Faults

PreseMe of Alarms

Presence of Troubles

AC Power Status

Bypsss Status and Current Bypasses

wotos

1. If the system is programmed for open/dose reporting by

user. User #t will be reponed.

2. After the 4120 and the PC have established valid

communication, each console will become inactive. The

4120 will resume the normal security functions after it is

commanded to hang up. See the 4130PC instructbns for

details.

The detailed operation of the functions described bebw is

covered in the Installation Instructions for the 4130PC

Downbad Software Diskette.

- To Read List of Faulted Zones

-ToReadListofBypassedZones

‘-ToReadlJstofZonesCurrentlyinAlann

-ToRaadListofZonaaCurrentlyinTroubte

BemoteDammunicaUon Spacifkations

Program Downbad Tie - 1 minute for a complete

Tmsotaf Time Induding Call UpGall-Badr 3-4

minutes

Romota Command/Prog~mlng Adviawy Noteaz

Alarm and Trouble Reporting are disabled during the

timathat the system

Snd

the central station are linked to

each other for the described functions, following a valid

exchange of codes.

Keypad entries are fgnored during the same time inter-val

cited above.

Should an alarm transpire during the remote progranVcontrol

interval, the system would not response to the alarm

amdlln.

A copy of the program downloaded may be produced from

the IBM PC compatible computer, using the product-s

internal report generator, when an optional printer is

connected.

ZONE TYPES AVAILABLE FOR SELECTlON

For each zone used, one of the following zone types must be

selected:

Entry/Exit Burglary. Assigned to sensors on doors

through whii entry and exit will normally take Place when

the system is armed.

Not used

Parlmakr Burglary. Normally assigned to all sensors pn

exterior

doors

and windows requiring instant alarm.

Interkr, Followor. Delayed alarm only if the Entry)

Exit zone is faulted first; otherwise, produces an instant

alarm. Assigned to zone covering an araa such x9 a foyer or

bbby through which one must pass upon entry to raach the

keypad to dii the system. Designed to provide instant

intrusion alarm in the event an intruder hides on. the

premises prior to the system being armed or gains -8s to

the premises through an unprotected area

Trwbk by Day/Alarm by Night. Can be assigned to a

zone which contains a foil-protected door or window (such

as in a store), or to a zone covering a %ensitive’ area such

as a stock room, drug supply room, ek, or other controlled

access area where immediate notification of an entry is

desired. During the disarmed state (day), the system will

provide latched Console annunciation (and central station

report, if desired) of openings or troubles (such as sensor

malfunctions or foil breaks). During the armed state (night),

violations will initiate an alarm.

24Mur

Siknt Alarm. Thii type generally assigned to a

zone containing an Emergency button that is designed to

initiate an alarm report to the Central Station, but which

produces no local displays or alarm sound.

2btmur Audible Alarm. This type also assigned to a zone

containing an Emergency button, but which will initiate an

audible alarm in addition to an alarm report to the Central

Station.

240hour Auxlllay Alarm (Console sounder only). This

type assigned to a zone containing a button for use in

personal emergencies, or to a zone containing monitoring

devices such as water sensors, temperature sensors, etc.

Designed to fniiate an alarm report to the Central Statbn

and only provides Console warning sounds and alarm

dww.

Supeniaod Firi (alarm or short/trouble on open). Fire

zone may not be bypassed. On/y uaaale on Zone 1 when

/t Is wired with w) EOL

resistor.

40DIGIT SECURITY CODES

Installer Code

The installer programs the Installer Code initialty as part of the

programming procedure (see ‘Programming the Security

Control). In thii system, the installer is con-sidered to be user

Xl. The installer code permits re-entry into the -ramming

mode (unless ‘98 has been previously usedto exit the

programming mode) and also allows access to the normal

functions of the system. During initii programming, the installer

also programs the Master security code into the system.

[ I[ I[ 1 ] Installer Code (User al).

assigned during programming.

lnstalbr axfts programming mode with:

99 (albws m-entry into programming mode

with installer code)

-@8 (does not albw m-entry to pngramming

mode unless system b first powered

down and then repowerad). tnstalbr cade

Is died when thii exit b used.

Maatwsoawltycodu

The Master security oode can be used to assiBn

up to six

acondafy codes (to users #3 - aa); ft can also be used to

lomow all saamdary oodas from the system (indiiualfy). The

persontowhomtheMastercodebassignedbuser12.

Se~ndary secwity codes are assigned &y user 12 (with Master

cda)asfol~

Master Code+000E key+User #(3-$)+BscondaryCode

The system will emit a single

beep when each secondary code

has been successfuliy entered.

)Jotw When a secondary code is inadvertently repeated for

diierent users,

one usefs code is another’s duress

oode, the iower user number will take priority.

InMdual waondary security codes can be deleted by usar I2

(with Master Code) asiollows:

Master

C&e+CClDE key+User #(3-B)+Master Code

Motar All security codes, master and secondary, permit access

to the system for arming, dinning, etc.

WVELE OF MlfwDRlTY FOR SECURlTY CODES

User Can aaabn or doleto

No. &conday cod. 01 usor.

#I (Installer) None

(12

M through #8

##(I None

MOUNTING THE CIRCUIT BOARD

DETAIL SIDEVIEW

OF CLIP AND BOARD

INSTALLED

DETAIL SIDE VIEW OF

CLll P INSTALLATION

A-l CABINET TAB

WITHOUT CLIP

B-f

CABINET TAB

WITH HANGING

CLIP

ORAlL

OF BOA

INTO SLOTS

EDIEW

rRD INSERTED

‘._ .’

Betoremountingthe~boardbecertainthattheapprO-

priate metal lcnockoub have been removed. DO NOT

ATTEMPT TO REMOVE THE KNOCKOUTB AFTER THE

ClRCUlT BOARD fiAB BEEN INSTALLED.

2. Insert the top of the circuit hoard into the sbts at the top of the

cabinet. M&e certain that the hoard rests upon the correct row

as indiied in step 2 detail.

1. Hangthetwomountingdipsonthersisedcabinettabs(see 3. swing the base of the hoard into the

mounting clii and secure

the hoard to

the cabinet

with

the accompanying screws (as

step 1 detail A and

B). Bustrated in step 3 detail). .n

MOUWTIWG THE LOCK

1. Remove the loch knockout on

the control cabinet cover.

Insert the key into the loch.

Positiin the kch in the hole

making certain that the latch

will make contact with the

latch bradset when the door is

2. While holding the bdc steady,

insert the retainer dip into the

retainer slots. Position ciii as

illustrated to facilitate easy

removal.

10:

11:

12:

‘9

UNLOCKED

CLIP

CABINET DOOR BOTTOM

TERMINALS

AC Input from No. 132lITF2 plug-k transformer (16.5

VAlCAl!5;A). In Canadian installations, use

AC Input from No. 132lITF2 plug-in transformer (16-s

VAC. 25VA). In Canadian installations, use No.

1321cN.

Afarm relay output (+), 12 VDC, 28A maximum.

Alarm Oulput/Auxilii Power (-) Return.

Continuous AuxiliasylRomote Console Power (RED):

+12VDcat700mA.

Console Data In (GREEN)t.

console Dataout (YELLOW)?

Remote Console Ground (-) (BLACK$.

Ground Start Output (to BLUE LEAD on No. 675

Ground Start Module). or Hiih Site of Zone 1 when

zone is usad as an End-of-Line Resistor supervised

burglary, panic or P-wire smoke detector compatibfe

fire zone. Terminal 12 would net be ueed for Zone 1

when this terminal is used for Zone 1.

Zone 1 Return when tine 1 is programmed (Field ‘41)

as an EOLR supervised zone, a 2,000 Ohm EOLR

should be wired between thii terminal and the hih

aide of the zone on Terminal 9. Zone 1’ High Side

when used with terminal 12 wlthout EOLR.

zone 2’

Zones 1 and 2 Return (not wad for Zone 1 if EOLR

la used)

13: Zone3’

14: zonea*

AElAlNER CLIP

(NOTE POSITION)

RETAINER

SLOTS

17: ZoneV

18: Zones 5 and 6 Return.

19: zoner

20: zone 0’.

21: Zones 7 and 8 Return and EARTH GROUND (a proper

earth ground must be provided to protect the system

from llghtnlng and l lectroatatk discharge damage).

E .

241

Hz Rpyl.

Irooming Phone Line (TfP).

25: Incoming Phone Line (RING).

tHome run each consofe. Use no more than 220’ of 1122 wire or

55Q of Xl 8 wire.

Zone that is programmable for use either as a N.C. sensor loop

or as a N.O. sensor loop (in Field -08). Zone response time

during digii communkation may be as bng as one second.

Warning: To prevent the risk of shock, disconnect telephone

line at kko jack More servicing the unit.

RED LEA& Battery (+) - When AC is present, 13.8 MC is being

developed to recharge a Starved Lead Acid or Gel battery and

when AC is absent, 12 VDC current is drawn from the battery.

Battery bad reversal damage protectkn is provided.

ElMIt LUD: Battery (-).

15: Zones 3 and 4 Return.

16: Zone5

9 ti

f-7

(a3wbwmow NWM) b mot

,. . . .

(+I MMd 310!3N03 :03U %r”$P c’

WIRING CONNECTIONS

MOUNTING THE No. 4127

CONSOLE(S)

(See Summery of Connoetfons Dlmgmm)

Important: Do not connect the battery or plug in the AC

transformer until all other wiring connections have been

completed. When pownrbrg up the systsm, ysu must uas

tb foIlswIng ssqusnssz

1. Plug in transformer. 2. Connect the batten.

Grounding

the System

In order for the protective devices in this product to be effective,

Terminal 21 must be terminated in a good earth ground. The

following are examples of good eanh grounds available at most

installatiins:

Metal Cold Water Pipe: Use a noncorrosive metal strap firmly

secured to the pipe to which the ground lead is electrically

connected and secured.

AC Power Outlet Ground: Available from 3 prong, 125VAC.

power outlets only. To test the integrity of the ground terminal,

use a three-wire circuit tester with neon lamp indiirs, such as

the UL-Listed Ideal Model 61935, or equivalent, available at

most ebctrbal supply stores.

Separate the consob from its bad@ate by removal of the two

screws on the tap and bottom edges.

Use the backplate to mark the positions on the wall for the

screw mounting holes and the cutout fqr the interface wiring.

Use wall anchors for the screws and make the cutout in the

wall no larger than indicated on the template. The backplate is

designed to be directly mounted to either a single or double

gang ebctrbal bow.

Pull the interface wiring in the wall through the cut-out.

Pass the interface wiring through the opening in the ba&plate

and then mount backplate to the wall surface with screws.

Splice the interface wiring to the console wires. Insulated

solderless wire splices (such as Ademco No. 311) may be

used for splicing.

Attach the main body of the console to the wall-mounted

bsckplate. The oonsole is properly attached when it is screwed

tothebackp&ebytopandbottomscrews.

PROGRAMMING THE SECURITY CONTROL

Installer options are stored in non-removable, electrically’

erasable, non-volatile EEROM memory. ‘These options must

be programmed for the particular installation to establish its

specifii alarm and repolting features. The security control may

be programmed from a remote console.

When pmgramming, the field number will be displayed on the

LCD diiy; also. each entry is displayed as it is keyed in. After

programming, values that have been entered in each fiikt can

berevbwedand,il necessary, mod&d.

*Note: It Is possibb to program the system at any time - even

at the installeti premises prior to the actual installation.

Simply apply power temporarily to the control and then

program the unit as desired.

When programming from the consoles note the folbwing:

1. Enter the -ramming mode by simultaneously depressing

the r] and [W] keys wlthout 30 ssoonds after power Is

rpplbd

to the Control, or subsequently by keying the code

4+1+2+Ofolknr&bvde~essionofCODE+O+Okevs.

Once an installer code & p&rammed, use it instead of ihe

default c#le (4120) to gain access to the programming mode.

2~secondsafterenlyintotheprogrammode.Wwillbe

displayed. Following the above display, the system is ready

to awept entrbs for Address 00.

3.To pmgram a data field, key [.I plus Addnu (for example.

Ol), then make the required entry. To simply review a data

fiikf. key [a) plus Address.

4.When a data field has been completely programmed, the

console will ‘beep’ three times and then automatically

proceed to, and display. the next data field address to bs

programmed if that field is the next sequential address (if not,

key k] plus the address of the next field to be programmed.

5. II the number of diits that you enter in the data field is less

than the maximum permitted (for example, phone number),

then the console will display the last data entered. To

proceed, the next dsta fiild address to bs programmsd must

then be entered (for example. %5).

6. If an address Is bnproperly entered, the console will display

FC. II a program entry is improperly entered (for example, a

larger number than that which is permitted), the console

display will go blank. In either case, simply re-enter the

number.

ENTER 1. POWER UP, then depress p] and [#J

PROGRAMMING simultaneously within 30 seconds of

MODE: powering up.

2. Initiilly, Key: 4 + 1 + 2 + 0 plus CODE

key+O+O.

3.After Installer Code is programmed.

key: Inataller Code + CODE key +O+O.

Notea: Type 3 method of re-entry to the pro-

EXm PROGRAM-

MING MODE:

l 99

giamming mode is inhibited if -the

programming mode is exited via use of

l a6.

Type 1 method of entry can always be

used, unless console program-ming has

been locked out by the remote

downbader.

(always albws m-entry to program-ming

mode via Type 3 entry method above),

unless console programming has been

locked out by the remote downloader).

‘98 (inhibits resntry to programming mode

via Type 3 entry method).

Note: When the programming mode is exited,

RESTORE

FACTORY DFLT

AfXANCE TOFIELD:

‘96

[*]+ADDRESS (e.g., 01.10.21 etc)

PROGRAM FIELD:

ERASE FIELDS:

READ FIEU):

(*]+ACORES$folbvmd by dataenttfg

(.]+ADDRESS+[.] (only applies to

Addresses 31 thru 35).

[#I + ADDRESS

SPECfAL MESSAGES

OC = OPEN CIRCUlT (no communicatiin between the Console

and the Control).

FC I FtELD CODE ERROR (program entry m’&ake, reenter

the data).

NOTE: The following programming information contains the

factory default settings within the brackets [ 1.

a 1 minute set-up period must elapse

before the system can properly function.

COMMENTS: Thii 4diiff (0-Q)

code is resewed for coiitp&y Use.

Thisistheonlyatdethatcanhe

used to enter the Program mode

from the console. tt cannot be

used to enter secondary codes.

Thiioodemaynotheused ifpto-

ramming mode is exited by a ‘98.

MASTER SECURITY CODE

[112][314]

COMMENTS: Enter 4 digfts, O-9

(entry of all 4 is mandatory). Use

of a T in the last position inhibits

the Ambush feature.

ABBfGN RESPONSE

TYPE

FOR

ZONE 14

IOIPI

Pm1

VIP1

10141

IOIFI

IOH

r VI

IOIl

COMMENTS: Enter 2 digits. go-09

in each field (use one of the re-

sponse types below).

g&Ass@ for unused mnea

01 -ENTRYIEXfT, Burghry

021Not Used

03-PERIMETER, Burglary

04=lNTERICR,FCLUIWER,

Burglary

OS-TROUBLE BY DAY/ALARM BY

NIGHT. Burglary

06-24 HOUR SILENT

07-24 HOUR AUDIBLE

06924 HOUR AUXfLlARY

O&FIRE

ABSIQN RESPONSETYPES FOR

KEYPAD PANfCS

1 [O][O] Zeroa to be entered

2 [Opll3h# Panic (displays 96)

3 (01[6] ‘81 Panic (displays 99)

COMMENTS: Enter response

types (see address ‘02 for types)

in field bcations 2 and 3 onfy (enter

00 in field 1)

BENBOR TYPE USED FOR

ZONES 1=6

12345676

rwmlHllIll[lPll

COMMENTS: Enter a zero for each

N.O. sensor zone or 1 for each

N.C. sensor zone. The entry for

zone 1 onfy &ii to that zone

whenft bnotusedasanend=Of-

Iii resistor supervised zone.

ENTRY DELAY

IOlPl

COMMENTS: Mines the time

period between a f ault wrring in

a zone to whit Entry delay has

heen assigned and the time when

the ahrrn will samd (UL Household

Burglaty usage permits a maximum

of 45 seawads). Enter 00-15. Muttipfy

by 15 seconds to determine time

delay (O-225 seconds

availa&).

EXITDELAY

Ifm31

COMMENTS: Defines the time delay

period after the system arming code

Is keyed when zone to which this

delay has been assigned will arm

(UL 1023 Household Burglary usage

permits a maximum of 60 seconds).

Is also the exk delay time allocated

to the lnterbr zones. Enter 00-15.

Multiply by 15 seconds to determine

time delay (o-225 seconds available).

ALARM SOUNDER DURATION

m41

COMMENTS: Defines the length of

time an external or the console’s

alarm sounder will sound for all

audit&r alarms. Enter 01-16. Multiply

by 2 minutes to determine sounder

duration (UL 1023 Household

burglary usage requires a minimum

of 4 minutes).

ZONE 6 RESPONSE TlME

COMMENTS: Determine response

time for zone 6. Enter 0 or 1

O-slow @56-500 msec).

l-fast (16-15 msec).

DfSABLE flRE TfME-OUT

COMMEm Diibs the sounder

timeout feature for any zone

designated as a fire zone so that fire

sounding continues until the system

is reset. Enter 0 (time-out) or 1 (no

time*@. 1 is required for usage in

awordance with UL-985, Househofd

fire.

DISA8LEDURESS REPORTING

IN ADEMCD EXPRESS FORMATS

COMMENTS: Only appliie if

Ademco Express Format is selected.

Enter

1 to disable duress raporting

or Oto enable duress reporting.

TEST REPORT BITERVAL

121

COMMENTS: Determines time

period between test reports. Enter 0

(no rep&), or 1 (12 hours),.2 (24

hours) or 3 (166 hours). Program for

a maximum of 34 hours for UL instal-

k&ions. Must bs used in conjunction

with Data Fold l 68 (bcatbn 5).

QUICK ARM

Ill

COMMENTS: Enables arming of the

burglary system in any mode without

use of a Security Code (just [#I key

depression folbwed by the command

AWAY, STAY, INSTANT or MAXI-

‘30

‘31

‘32

MUM). When armed AWAY,

reports cbsing as User 17. Enter g

(disabled) or 1 (enabled).

;TdS)UCHTONE OR ROTARY DIAL Iq

.~’ /

COMMENTS: Permits selection of

the type of dialing to be used. Enter

1 for TouchTone. 0 for Rotary

Cautton:Do nat select a dialing

method that is not legally permitted

by the telephone company for the

particular subscriber (if selecting

TouchTone’, make sure the

s&scriber has requested and is

paying for TouchTone service).

Note: Whether or not TouchTone

dialing for call placement is

permitted, communication by the

use of DTMF signalling (Adem=

Express) will still take place.

PABX ACCESS CODE

[I[1 111 [II [III

COMMENTS: ff not required, enter

nothing and proceed to next

address: otherwise, enter prefix

needed to obtain an outside Telco

line. This field may be used atterna-

tively to enter a prefi that can sup

press the Tebo’s call wafting feature

from interfering with outgoing trans-

missions. Thii p&ii is only useful if

the Telco option to he able to sup-

press call wafting has been obtained

by your customer. The prefix to he

used is 1170 if pulse dialing is being

used or ‘70 if TouchTone dialing is

being used. /*\ ‘1

Enter up to 4 digits. Each digit re-

quires a a-digit entry so as to allow

entry of hexadecimal digits (B-F).

Use the folbwing chart to determine

the entry for each digit. Only enter

digits required. Do not fill unused

spaces. Erase the field by entering

g.*‘ENTER No. ENTER

0 00 6 06

1 ii 9

3 03 A (DO%JSE)

B 11

4 04 C 12

t 06 Lx* 1’:

7 07 Fall 15

SUBSCRIBER ACCT. NO.

ImI1~5lImlm5l

COMMENTS: Enter 3 or 4 digits.

Each dgit requires a 2digit entry

so as to allow entry of hexadecimal

digii (B-F). ff a 3digft number

is to be used, only enter data in the

first 6 locatbns. leaving the last two

unfilled. Use the chart in address

‘31 to determine the entry for each

digit. Erase the field by entering 32.

-36

040

PRIMARY PHONE Na

[ItEHIIItliHnlInH1

COMMENTS: Enter up to 12 digits,

Q-9. Do not fill unused spaces.

Erasa the fiild by entering W.

NotorBadc-up reporting (8 calls are

made to the secondary phone

number if no adtnowledgment is

recaived after 8 attempts to the

primary number) is automatic only if

there is a secondary phone number.

SECONDARY PHONE No.

~l[IPI~I[lt~l(I~PPl

COMMENTS: Enter up to 12 digits,

9-Q. Do not fill unused spaces.

Erase the fiikl by entering 34’.

Note: Per UL std. 1635, onty 10

(total) reporting attempts can be

made. Therefore, the saaxtdary

phoneNo.cannotbeusedin aUL

1995

installation

CENTRAL STATION DOWNLOAD

PHONE No.

[I[l[PItI[PHlIlIPPl

COMMENTS: Only applicable if

downloading will be utiliied. Enter

up to 12 digits, O-9. Do not fill

unused spaces. Erase the field by

entering rS*.

CENTRAL STATlON ID No.

ml ml ml UIFI

ml ml PIR [lIPI

COMMENTS: Only apptiie if

downloading will ba

utiliied.

Enter all 8 hexadecimal digit (O-9,

A-F)

oo-0 044 08-8 12-C

01-l zz 09-Q 13-O

sz 10-A 14-E

07-7 1118 15-F

PROGRAM TAMPER CODE

COMMENTS: See table for ‘65.

l 41

044

DISAELEUSAGEDFEND-DF-

LINE RESlSlDR SUPERVWON

ON ZONfE 1.

COMMENTS: Enter 1 to change

zone 1 to N.C. or N.O. bop that

does not require an 1. EMer 0 to

retain EOLR supanrisiin of zone 1.

RING DETECTlON COUNT

PIP1

COMMENTS: Only applicable if

central station initiated downloading

will be used. Enter 00 to die

ring detection. Enter 0144 for ring

axmts of l-14. Determines after

how many rings the system will an-

swer the inaming call. Enter 15 to

select mode that gets around tele-

phone answering machines con-

nected to the same phone lines. In

the fatter moda, the system, upon

hearing ona ring followed by nothing,

will not answer but will ‘ready ttseff

to pick up the next incoming call re-

ceivad within the next 30 seconds

RING DElECIlON COUNT

I0lP1

COMMENTS: Only appfii if

central station initiated downloading

will be used. Enter 00 to die

ring detection. Enter 01-14 for ring

arunts of l-14. Detenines after

how many rings the system will an-

swer the incoming call. Enter 15 to

select mode that gets around tele-

phone answering machines can-

nactad to the same phone lines. In

the latter mode, the system, upon

hearing ana ring followed by nothing.

will not answer but will ready ftsell to

pick up the next inmming call re-

ceived within the naxt 30 seconds

on the first ring (the downloader

calling again).

l 46

946

-49

064

PRIMARY TRANSMISSION

FORMAT

l$~~Em- Permits selaction be

tween Adam& Low Speed

fOmW,

Padiintcs. or Ademco Express for-

mat Enter 0 (Ademaa Low Speed),

1 Radionics). or 2 (Ademco Express)

Nets: If Ademco Express repomng

is selected, the reports desired must

be selected in Addresses

through ‘98 (any non-zero code may

be used).

SECOELILLRY TRANSMISSION

FORMAT

COMMENTS: Same options as

Address ‘46. Enter 0 (Ademco Low

Speed), 1 (Radionics), or 2 (Ademco

Express).

SINGLE MESSAGE XMISSION

WITH CHECKSUM

VERIFICATION

101

COMMENTS: When selectad. will

send a verificatiin digit wtth the

message to validate the massage at

the receiver without having to send

two message rounds. Enter 0 (NO)

or 1 (YES).

Note: Setaction applies to both

primary and secondary phone

numbers.

4+2 FORMAT SELECTION

COMMENTS: Enter 1. if 62 re-

porting is desired. entar 0 if 3cl/

4+1 reporting is to be usad.

The fofbwbg reports (Address ‘55~‘80) may be designated to rqort efther In

Standard

or Expanded

format.

In all cases. the Standard

massafM rworts to tha oantral station a subscrib ID numbsr

and

rworf

fe.a..

alarm lsee Address ‘551. trouble. restore. orwVckxte~

.---..--.--- --,._.-- ~~.

code. The Expandad rnaswge reports a subscriber fD number, the r&ori’&, followed by

second line where the r&k code/’

f---J

rspeatad thras or four times and fs trailed by the mne numbar (or usar ID) relatsd to that

repon. When

4+2 format is selected,,.

ssamd llne Is transmfttad. The zons number or Usar fD is sent as the fast digit of the report. ,’

3+1/4tl

Bfandatd

SSS(S) A

=W) T

SSS(S) B

SSS(S) E

SSS(S) L

s%(S) 0

SW(S) c

SSS(S) M

SSS(S) x

SSS(S) Ts

SSS(S) R

SSSfs) R

SSW) 9

ssw s

3+114+1

Bxpandad

BSS(S) A

AWA) Z

SSS(S) T

ROZ

SSS(S) B

EBB(B) Z

SSS(S) E

E=(E) k

SSS(S) L

uL(L) LB

SSS(S) 0

=w) u

SSS(S) c

=w) u

SSS(S) M

SSS(S) x

SSS(S) Te

SSS(S) R

RRR(R) Z

SSS(S) R

RRWW A,

SSS(S) R

RRR(R) Lg

SSS(S) Pi

RTRTRT( Tjz

SSS(S) RB

F$R&(RB) Z

4t2 Expandd

SBSSAZ

ssss R

ssss Bz

ssss EAc

ssss h

ssss ou

ssss cu

ssss M0

ssss x0

SSSS TeO

ssss Rz

ssss %

SSSS R$

r‘\

., !

Where:

BBSorBBBB-SubscrfberID

A -AlarmCode

0 -zero

Z ~ZoneNurnbef

T -TroublaCbde

B -Bypasscode

E ~ACLossCode(tstDigit)

2: A&+sCf&sCf& (2nd WW

M - Program Tamper Code

‘Zone numbers for:

Duress - 9

p]&[#JPanic-A

[.]a[#jPanic-B

L I Low Battery Code (1st digit)

9 I Low Battery Code (2nd digit)

-Open&de

C =CloseCode

U I User Number

Te I Test Code

R - Restore Code (Alarm, AC Loss, Low Battery)

I+ Restore Code (Trouble)

RB- Restore Code (Bypass)

‘55 ALARMREPORT

COMMENTS: Enter 0 (Standard

Report) or 1 (Expanded Report).

When Expanded is selected, the

zone number is transmitted in the

last position of the 2nd transmission

line

(or

of the 1st transmissbn line if

4+2 Format is used.

Note: Selection appliis to both

prirxid secondary phone

‘56 RESTORE REPORT

COMMENTS: Enter 0 (Standard

Report) or 1 (Expanded Report).

When Gpanded is selected, the

zone number is transmitted in the

last positiin of the 2nd transmissbn

fine (of the 1st transmissbn fine if

4.42 Format is used) forzone alarms,

bypasses, and troubles. For AC loss

and bw Battery, the 2nd digit code

selsctad (see ‘87 and 88) appaars

in that location.

Note Sektion applies tp both

primary and secnndary phone

numbers.

57 BYPASS REPORT

COMMENTS: Enter 0 (Standard

Report) or 1 (Expanded Report).

Bypassing a zone results in a by-

pass report and in a restore report

when all bypasses are removed.

Fiie zones cannot be bypassed.

When Expanded is selected. the

zone number is transmitted in the

last position of the 2nd transmission

line (or of the 1 St transmission line if

4-t2 Format is used).

Note: Selection applies to troth

primary and secondary phone

numbers.

TROUBLE REPORT

COMMEMS: Enter 0 (Standard

Report) or 1 (Expanded Report).

When Expanded is selected, the

zone number is transmitted in the

last positiin of the 2nd lransmissbn

line (or of the 1 at transmission line if

4+2 Format is used).

Note: Sabctiin apptiis to both

primary and secondary phone

numbers.

l SQ OPPUCtOSE REPORT

COMMENTS: Enter 0 (Standard

Report) or 1 (Expanded Report).

When Expanded is selected, user ID

(l-6) is transmitted in the last

positiin of the 2nd transmissbn line

(or of the 1st transmissbn line lf 4+2

Format is used).

Note: Selection applies to both

primary and secondary phone 6s.

COMMENTS: Enter 0 (Standard

Report) or 1 (Expanded Report).

When Expanded is selected, and

addiibnal programmable (excspt for

lest whii has a 0) axis is trans-

mitted in the last positiin of the 2nd

transmission line (ctf the 1 st trans-

missbn line if 4+2 Format is used).

Note: Selsctiin applies to both

Wmaz;d -=dary phone

ALARMREPORTING

CQDES ASBIGNED

[OHO] Zone 1

[OgO] Zone 2

[OHO] Zone 3

[Ol[O] Zone 4

[OHO] Zone 5

[Ol[O] Zone 6

[O)[O] Zone 7

[O][O] Zone 8

COMMENTS: Enter all alarm rs-

porting codes as double digits.

Disable = 00 (no code reporting).

01-l 86-6 11-B

0212 Of-7 12-c

03-3 08-8 13-D

044 09-9 14-E

05-5 lo-0 16-F

ALARM REPORilNG CODES

ASSIGNED (-7)

[OIO] Duress

[O]IO] [3]8[X] Panic

[OgO] p] 8 [W] Panic

COMMEMS: Enter all alti

reporting codes as doubb diiits

(same as Addresses ‘66). Dissblsd

II 00 (no code reporting).

‘61 NON-ALARM CODES

[o][O] AC LOSS

[o][O] AC LOSS 2ND DlGfT.

[O][O] TROUBLE

[O][O] TROUBLE RESTORE

K11101 BYPASS

i&j BYPASS RESTORE

[O][O] RESTORE CODE FOR

ALARM, AC LOSS, LOW

BATTERY

COMMENTS: Enter all nodes double

diilts (see Address ‘65). Died =

60 (no report).

‘ff you have entered a reporting

code for AC Loss. enter code here.

Thii is necessary regardless of the

reporting format selected (s.g..

Adsmm Express 3+1,4+1). Thii

axle is also transmitted with the

restore code when expanded rs-

porting is used, so it may be de-

sirable to make it the same as the

AC LOSS report ctxfe.

-8 NON-ALARM CODES

[OIO] OPEN

[O][O] CLOSE

[O][O] LOW BATTERY

[O][O] LOW BATTERY 2nd DffiTr

I’Wl TEST

[O][O] CANCEL CODE”

COMMENTS: Enter all codes as

double diitts (see Address ‘66).

Disable I 00 (no rep&).

‘If you have entered a reporting

code for LOW BATTERY, enter a

codehere.Thiiisrlscawy

regardless d the rsporting format

selected (e.g., Ademao Express 3+1,

4+1). This code is also transmitted

with the restore axle when ex-

panded reporting is used, so it may

be desirable to make it the same as

the LOW BATTERY oode.

* When 4+2 format is used, the 2nd

digit of the event code b ahuays

-0..

Note: fl system is shut down by

using a securfty code while a

burglary afarm is sounding, a cancel

code will be sent (not sent for 24-

hour zcmes).

41ZOEC

PROGRAMMING FORM

PRODRAMTAMPER -40

DD-Q9;E-F

USEEOLRON

ZONE 1

l-NoEaRo.K)uI~

(EWIERW

UBTER CODE

aamm

aba

‘48

CHECK!3M VERIFY

1 rVa.0.b

4+2

ZONE

FORMATSEUECTlON

1rMmmm

OlklM+l

ALARM REPORT

09QaW:1.t-

RESTORE REPORT

O-ml-w

BYPASSREPORT

00-1-w

TROUBLE RE#)Rl

O-lDnw:l.~

OPENICLO6E REPORT

00aadM:l-Expndrd

LOW6Ar;ACLoss

b TEST REPDRl

01stmwel.~

ALARMCODmFOR

6ACH ZONE -

MDELAV

xllnmmo-l5l

-m

6uBscRtBER8

OD-oD;s-F =l

PRlMhRVPHONEN~

“rrrrrrrrrrm

SECPHONE# W NON-ALARMCODEB W

(HuOl-1s:

cm-mm

-1

ACLOSSWOG’i

C 0.1O~pQRlWDES) 1.01 A02 JIOI 4004 bo!l&S I-07

O.~(~~I~~D.PIB~~RCSP) cm b09 &cc t12D.(2 0-W F-95

TESTING THE SYSTEM

After installation is completed. the Security System should be

carefullv tested.

With the System in the disarmed state, check that all zones

are intact. lf NOT READY is displayed, press the [‘I key to

display the faulted zone(s). Restore faulted zone(s) if

necessary, so that READY is displayed. Fault and restore

every sensor indiiidually to assure that it is being monitored

by the system.

Enter the wcurlty code and press the TEST key. The

external sounder (ff used) shoukf sound for 3 seconds and

then turn off and a test report should be transmitted (if

programmed) to the Central Station. lf the badtup hattey is

discharged or missing, the external sounder will not turn on

and a LOW BATTERY report will be transmitted instead of a

TEST report.

A message will he sent to the central statbn during the folbwing

test. Notify the central station that a test will be in progress.

Arm the system and fautt one or more zones. Silence alarm

sounder(s) each time by entering the code and pressing

OFF. Check Entry/Exit delay zones.

Check the keypad-initiated alarms by pressing the Panic

key pairs-[1 and 18) and/or p] and [8& If the system has

been programmed for audible emergency, the console will

emil a bud, steady alarm sound, and AlARM and 99 will be

diiyed for 11 and [a (if p] and [rr) are pressed, 96 will

be displayed). Silence the atarm hy entering wcurlty code

end pressing OFF.

II the system has been programmed for silent em-ergency.

there will be no audible alarms or displays, but a report will

be sent to the central station.

Notify the central station that all tests are finished, and

verify results with them.

NOM:

ffthabattarystandbycapackyisexceadedduringanAC

power failwe. tha 4120 will automatically shut itself off so

that lt can retain 6s armed state (OFF, AWAY, STAY,

etc.). When AC power is restored, the 4120 will assume

its armed status prior to the AC power interruption.

TO THE INSTALLER

Rag&r mabtenanoa and lnsp&in (at feast annually) by the

instafler and frequent tasting by the usar am vital to continuous

satisfsctory operation of any alarm system.

The installer should assume the responsibility of developing

snd offering a regular maintenance program to the user as well

as acquainting the user with the proper operation and

limitations of the alarm system and its component parts.

Recommendations must be included for a specific program of

frequent testing (at least weakly) to insure the system’s proper

operatbn at all times.

SPECIFICATIONS

4120

SECURI’IY CONTROL

1. PhysIcal: 12-Vl’(318 mm) W.

14-12 (388 mm) Ii,

3’ (76 mm) D

2. Ebctrfcal

VOLTAGE INPUT: 16.8VAC (from plug-in 26VA transfor-

mer, Adema, No. 132fm2). ln Canadian instal-

latbns. No. 1321 CN must be used.

RECHARGEABLE BACK-UP BATTERY: 12VDC. 4AH

(Gel or starved lead-acid type)

ALARM ST)UNfER: x)-13.8V. 2.8 Amp output (360 mA

max. on alarm for a UL instakatiin). I

OUTPUT: Can drive 12V motor driven hells (100 mA

each) - AMSECC MSB16G or ABE1 031. Do not

use solenoid operated hells.

Can driie one 7tI2 or two 702 (series connected)

self-contained 29-watt sirens. Do not connect two

702s in parallel.

AUXIUARY POWER OUT-PUT:X)&13.8V DC, XI0 mA

max. for non-UL instalfati~. 400 mA max. for UL I

installations.

STANDBY TIME: 4 HRS. with Auxiliary bad d 5oomA’

‘Using 4 AH Battery

3. Communlcatkn:

FORMATS SUPPORTED:

Ademco Bxpresa, ‘10 char-acterslsec, DTMF (Touoh-

lone) Data Tones, 14M)I 2300 Hz ACK, 1400 Hz

KISSOFF.

Ademoo Low Speed, 10 pulseslsec, 1900 Hz Data

Tone, 1400 Hz ACW KISS-OFF.

RADIONICS. 20 pulses/ sec. 1800 Hz Data Tone, 2300

Hz ACKMISSDFF reports O-8, B-F).

Line Seize: Double Pole

Ringer Equivalence: 0.78

FCC Registration No.: AC 398U-68192-AL-E.

4127 REMOTE CONSOLE

1. Physfcal: 6-~(l43mm) W

44lrtQMmm) H

2. Elactrlcal: 7&= (22mm)D

Voltage Input: 12V DC

Current Drain: 20 mA

3. Interface Wlrlng:

RED: 12V DC input (+) aux pwr

GREEN: Data In

YELLOW: Data Out

BLACK: Ground

5330 REMOTE CONSOLE

1. Phyalcsl: 7-314yf43mm)W

67116’~%tnn)H

1 114’ (32nxn)D

2 Ebctrlcal:

Voltage Input: 12V DC

Current Drain: 106 mA

3. lntertace Wlrlng:

RED: 12V DC input (+) aux pwr

GREEN: Data In

YELLOW Data Gut

BLACK: Ground

4137 REMOTE CONSOLE

1. physlcsl: 8-X. Ql3mm)W

4314’ (12mm) H,

2. Electrkal: l-lfia (28mm)D

Voltage Input: 12V DC

Current Drain: 60 mA

3. Interface Wlrlng:

RED: 12V DC input (+) aux pwr

BLUE: Not Used

GREEN: Data ln

YELLOW: Data Out

BLACK: Ground

ACCESSORIES

No. 122lm

No. 4lWCB

Na 4127

Na 4137

No.8220

BRK PA4OOB

No.7D2

No. 740

No. 412oPR

N0.w

BRK1400

BRK 2400

BRK24OOTH

wotULL&ted

lB.WAC, 26VA Plug-in Tmnsformer.

Contml C&net

Refnoteconsob

Remote

Consob

Remote

Alpha

Consob

Piezodec!rk

Alarm Sounder, 9odB outpul (mounts in singlegang box).

Selfmed 26 watt Siren (indoorloutdoor)

Extmmefy bud Piibctrfc Abmt Bounder, 122 dB output (indoor/outdoor).

SO-sheet pad of Progmmmlng Forms.

Gmund Btut Modub

2&m bnkation

Producb of Comhwtion Detector

2-wire

Photoebctric Smoke Detector

2-wire Photoelectric Smoke Deter wfl3YF (57oC) Heat Detector

In Canadian bstaflatbns, No. 1221CN must he used.

FEDERAL -CA?lONS OOMMlSStON (FCC) STATEMENT”

This cw@ment has been tested to FCC requimments mf has been found aoceptahb for use. The FCC requires the folbwing

statement for your idormatbn. n

This equipment genemes and uses ndb frequency l nefgy and if not inataibd and used properly. that is, in strict accordance

with the manutactureh

&nstrWbns

may cause interferertoe to radio and television reception. h has been tested and found to

comply with the IknIts of

Put

15 of FCC Rubs, which are designed to provide reasonahb protection against such interference

in a resideniial fnat&tbn. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not oo#1r in a particular installation. lf

thii

@quipneti

does cause intelferen~e @ radii

tebvsbn reoeptbn.

whii

can be determined by turning the equipment off and

on, the user b encouraged to try to ~)mmct the bterference by one or more of the folbwing measures:

ff using an indoor antenna, have a qua&y outdoor antenna installed.

Reorient the receiving antenna until interferertoe b reduced or eliminated.

Move the receiver away from the aontrollcammunkator. A ten-foot separation is recommended.

Move the antenna bads away from

any

wire runs to the controlloommunicator. A ten-foot separation is recommended

Plug the cont@communicator into a different outlet so that if and the receiver are on different branch circuits.

ff necessary, the user should consult the dealer or an experienced radioAeievision technician for additional suggestions.

The user may find the following

booklet

prepared hy the Federal Communications Commission helpful:

‘Interference HandhoolC

This bookbf b availahb from the U.S.Govemment Printing Office, Washington, DC29402. Stock ND. 004-090-00450-7.

The user shall not make any changes or modifiitions to the equipment unless authorized by the Installation Instructions or

User’s Manual. Unauthorized changes or modifications could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

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Umltod Warranty

Alarm Device Manufacturing Company, a Division of pittway Corporation, and its divisions, subsidiaries and affiliates

(%eller), 195 Eileen Way, Syosset, New York 11791, warrants its products to he in conformance with its own plans and

specifications and to be free from defects in materiils and workmanship under normal use and service for 18 months from

the date stamp aontrol on the product or, for products not having an Ademm date stamp, for

months from date 01

original purchase unless the instalbtbn instrtiions or catakrg sets forth a shorter period, in which case the shorter period

shall apply. Seller% obfiiation shall be limited to repairing or replacing, at its option, free of charge for materials or bhor.

any part which is proved rot in compfbnce with Seller’s specifications or proves defective in materials or workmanship

under normai use and seenrice. Seller shall have no obligation under this Limited Warranty or otherwise if the product is

altered or improperly repaired or senrii by anyone other than Ademco factory service. For warranty service. return

I product transportation prepaid, to Ademco Factory Service, 199 Eileen Way, Syosset. New York 11791.

THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES. EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, OF MERCHANTABILTTY, OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR

PURPOSE OR OTHERWISE. WHICH EXTEND BEYOND THE DESCRlPTlON ON THE FACE HEREOF. IN NO CASE

SHALL SELLER BE LfABLE TO ANYONE FOR ANY CONSEOUENTtAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF

THIS OR ANY OTHER WARRANTY,

EXPRESS

OR IMPLIED, OR UPON ANY OTHER BASfS OF LIABILDY

WHATSOEVER, EVEN IF THE LOSS OR DAMAGE Is CAUSED BY THE SELLERS OWN NEGLIGENCE OR FAULT.

Seller does not represent that its product may not be Compromised or circumvented; that the product will prevent any

personal injury or pmperty loss by burglary, robbery, fiie or otherwise; or that the product will in all cases provide adequate

warning or protectkm. Buyer understands that a prop&y instalbd and maintained alarm may onty reduce the risk of a bur-

gbry. robbery or fne without warning, but ft is not insurance or a guarantee that such will not oozur or that there will he no

personal injury or property loss as a resutt. CONSEQUENTLY. SELLER SHALL HAVE NO LfABlLfTY FOR ANY

PERSONAL INJURY, PROPERTY DAMAGE OR OTHER LOSS BASED ON A CLAIM THE PRODUCT FAfLED TO GIVE

~ WARNING. However. if Setter is held lbbb, whether directly or indirectty, for any bss or damage arising under thii Limiied

Warranty or otherwise, regardless of cause or origii. Selbfs maximum liabilii shall not in any case exceed the purchase

price of the product, which shall be the oompbte and exdusive remedy against Seller. Thii warranty replaces any previous

warranties and is the only warranty made by Seller on thii product. No increase or alteration, written or verbal. of the

obliiation of thii Limited Warranty is authorized.

~EMCOJ

MARY=&

EvwRdG

CO.

169 Eileen Way, Syosset, New York 11791

CopyrtgM 8 lSB0 PillWAY CORPORATION

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