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VISTA

SERIES

PARTITIONED SECURITY SYSTEM

4140XMPT

INSTALLATION

INSTRUCTIONS

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CONGRATULATIONS

on your purchase of the VISTA 4140XMPT!

The purpose of these Installation Instructions is to give you abrief overview of

the VISTA 4140XMPT system, and provide instructions for installing abasic

system.

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

SUPPORT sti are eager to assist you in any way they can, so don’t hesitate

to call, for any reason!

East Coast Technical Support: 1-800-645-7492 (8 a.m. -6p.m. E.S.T.)

West Coast Technical Support: 1-800-458-9469 (8 a.m.-5 p.m. P.S.T.)

PLEJWE,

Before you call Technical Support, be sure you have:

●Checked all wiring comections.

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

supplying proper voltages.

sVerified your programming information where applicable.

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

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

●Noted your Ademco customer number and.lorcompany name.

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

quickly and effectively.

Again, CONGRATUMTIONS, and WELCOME ABOARD!

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TABLE OF

GENERAL INFORMATION ..........................

lNTRODLfCTtONTO THE CONTROL.............................~

suMAARYoF41~SY51’EMmnmEs ............. 5

mmowcnm TO P~ED SYSTEMS............... 6

Suit Psr6tkmii Futures .................................... 6

~of pu6fii ........................................ 6

GlobalPmWoningFosmms6Rasw-s .................. 6

~Spsoi6cF~ ..................................... 6

ZONE CONFIGURATtONS .......................... 7

ZONE IVPE DEFINlmONS......................................... 7

SAStc9mwiREDzaES ................................... 7

Zono l ................................................................ 7

zon@ 9................................................................ 7

Zonoc 24 ............................................................ 7

2-WIWOJNG LOOP (thtf@ibSXLooP)...................... :

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Pollinglaop Dwioss............................................. 8

WIRELESS EXPANSION ........................................... 9

=4- RF Rowiwrs .....................................

-ting m- *W*= DO* .................. .

wmti ......................................................... @

Houso l~ntifmtin .............................................. 9

Tmnsmittor ldsntifiosfb........................................ 9

Sdftsrtim D@mrrninsHouso10......................... 9

Ctrodrhg TmnsmitmrHwso IDs.............................. 9

GoNo *T@stM.... ......................................... e

=ti~tiNdiOS ....................................... :

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Wxdossbns Typos............................................ 10

Adti80tis .......................................................... lD

Wxss Dwioos................................................. 10

PERIPHERAL DEVICES . .. . .. . ... .. . ... .. . . ... .. . .11

REMOTEcONmLEs .............................................. 11

5137AD~sdls A@hs LCDCor?sds................. 11

. m Calsdn....................................11

9%$s2ss ..................................................11

surtsosMoun6ng610calsdos

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hsubl, ConsolaDIP ~......................... 11

Powot%?QAddidon,l C@lsobs..,”.... ........................ t2

FlustIMounAngWhTrkn Ring10t(51~ ............. ti

A@stingmsAlphsCorlsdsvi Angls...............l2

EXTERM4L=NDE% ........................................... *

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UL lnsMation8 ................................................... W

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Sh6xJy .............................................. 13

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Zonoc 2-8........................................................... u

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rl%-~y~ .................. ............. :

MrslsssSmok@~ ...................................... a

PASSIVE INFRARED DETECTORS.... ..... ...... .. ........ 13

G- SREAKDETEC_ .................................... $4

P~UNECU4NE~ ....................................M

cOOJOJTORXI~ER OUTPUTS...................... .. M

............................................. M

Grwsrdsmrt. ............................................ M

Rmnots K9yswitdl (4146)...................................... ~

~ConsdssoundsroP9m40n........................l5

CONNECTORJ6 INPUTS&~LfTS ........... . .......... W

EventLoggingPhnK Como@om s

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21~Ul;~N: &POWERING .........................ll.

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Moudf9u@ts41~m Sad.. ........................ 17

~WG~2ailtlaaMlat .................................... g

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PrimaryPowor..................................................... m

Su&up . ................................................... *

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CON:Y:IHJS ~pERA7,0N

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sEclJmYAccEs CmEs ..................................... s

User CodDs&LO* of AuttKwy............ ............... s

hkdbpkPsnibwIw(GOTOFtmo60n)...............t9

Instsuor m...................................................... a

Master/Msnsgor Cocos...................................... 2f

Ooomtor C*s ................................................... 21

Dboss ~...: ................................................... %

~~G~lEL-TIME CLOCK-... .......................2I

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Arming Fm@aC ................................................. :

Psrtnion-m7u Commands.................................. z

vii Cspsbiutin of ●User..................................... z

vi Dwnbs&4Msssagm ..............................z

using6rsSuiit-hUser%Guids............................... a

Displaying Dosoriptorx.......................................... 2

A%tiwctitiitis .......................' ..........'.... 33

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%klJti~ ................................................a

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Other Trwbb conditions......................................33

EVENTmNG PRmEDuREs

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DmplsyaPrint Modes...................................... x

Closr Event @................................................... ~

V1. SYSTEM COMMUNICA~ONS .................... 25

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SpwDud Rspming.............................................z

A&moo Low sposd..............................................:

SEscmmdma .............................................

4+2 ~Wtig ...................................................... 3

4+2 Expms8....................................................... s

~,i3!JllJl&$01qRsPor@ ............................... g

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Tabbof CataotlDEwrrt Cdos ............................ s

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PROGRAMMING THE SYSTEM ................... 27

GENERALPROGRMMNG PROCEDURES................. z

Commdosbon DsfwH Progmmmin3....................... D

UssrFIWK3yZons,Dsvios&AlphsProgmmmkq....... 27

ProgrammingSbpS..............................................27

COMMUNiCA~ P~NG ...........................a

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=Y~ ~‘brIFti ................... a

w~-~ @p- ................... .

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EnmrklgZonsDsso@@m..................................... 3f

mCus&rl Wds ..... .................................... 3t

cm8ting Pardbn Doson@m................................. 31

Cmdnga ~Msssqs .................................. S!

V~d~ InMsmofy............................. a

DOWNLOADING PRIMER... . .. ... . .. ... . .. . ... .. 33

nsmfoci THE SYSTEN

........................... 34

tJsinQTest Mods.................................................. a

-SysWm Test.............................................. 3t

Tming ti ~-B AmUser....................... x

uLfNSTALLATtoNREWWEMENTS.......................... a

T-ESHOOTING .............................. 35

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HARD-WIREDZoNEs 1+ ......................................... :

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WRELESS............................................................ s

CaAuncAmats ................................................ 9

SPECIFICATIONS ................................. 38

41sOWH OPERATION kWIRING . .. . . .. . . .. .. .. . 30

DtP SWITCH S-G TABLES ................. 40

PROGRAMMING FORM ............................ 43

tNDExTo PRDGmMFIELm ...................................47

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LIST OF FIGURES

1. PARTITIONED SYSTEM .................................................................................................................5

2. ADDRESSABLE CONSOLE WfTH DIP SWITCH .............................................................................11

3. SURFACE MOUNTING THE CONSOLES ......................................................................................11

4. POWERING ADDITIONAL CONSOLES .........................................................................................l 2

i5. FLUSH MOUNTING THE CONSOLES ...........................................................................................l 2

6. ADJUSTING THE VIEW ANGLE/lNSERTING THE N~EPMTE ......................................................f 2

7. CONNECTOR J7 ..........................................................................................................................14

0. GROUND START MODULE ..........................................................................................................14

9. REMOTE KEYSWITCH MRING .................................................c...................................................l 5

10. REMOTE CONSOLE SOUNDING DIAGRAM ..................................................................................15

11. EVENT LOGGING PRINTER CONNECTIONS ................................................................................16

12. DIRECT WIRE DOWNLOADING CONNECTIONS ............................................................................16

13. MOUNTING THE PC BOARD .........................................................................................................17

~14. MOUNTING THE CABINET LOCK ..................................................................................................17

15. 4190WH OPERATION& WIRING DIAGRAM ...................................................................................38

16. SUMMARY OF CONNECTIONS DIAGRAM .....................................................................................39

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LGENERAL INFORMATION

INTRODUCTION TO THE CONTROL

)NOTE: At hast orw 5137AD consob must b. used with this system. J

The VISTA 4140XMPT Oontrol is amicropmcasaor baaed,

programmable, partitioned syslom, and features EEROM

memory technology (power baa does not result mtha loss of

information). The Control supports up to 9wired zones of

protection, expandable to 64 zones (wired and/or wireless)

using 2-wirs polling bop devices, andlor wireless transmitters

(5700 serias), and supports alpha (5137AD) display oxwoias.

Before installing this partitioned system, become completely

familiar with the partitioning concepts, including zone

dWibution (each zons can be assigned to only one partition),

user code usage and authority levels, and the friendly alpha

console programming for zones and descriptors.

Programming can be performed at the office prior to

inatal~!on, or on the job site directly from the czmaole,or can

be downbadad from aremote locationor at the pb site (using

aPCAsptopwith41OOSMSerial Modub) by usingthe Ademco

4130PC Downloading Software. For installer oonvenienca,

the Control is Pm-programmed with asot of standsrd values

that ia designed to meet the needs of marry installations.

These values, however, can be changed to suit ths needs of

any particular installat”mn. The Control can also be pre-

programmed by the installer with one of four standard

communication default programming values, thus further

saving time and effort.

SYSTEM IN GENERAL

Up to 8bgical partitiin~of operation,

and supports up to sixteen 5137AD

consoles.

Built-in Polling Loop interface, with

polling loop terminals located on the

panel’s terminal block, allows

expans”mnup to 64 zones.

Supports up to 50 tatching type 2-

wire glass break detectors on zono

Supports up to 16 2-wire smoke

detectors on zone 1.

Quick (forced) bypasa feature

bypaases all faulted zones with

singie key entry sequence (Oode +

BYPASS +#).

Memory-of -alarm feature. which,

upon disarming the system,

automatically displays all zones that

were in an alarm condnion WW the

system was armed.

Seif resatting circuit breaker

protection eliminates the need to

replace blown oartridge fuses.

Built-in Users Manual (5137AD onty).

By depressing ●nd holding any o~the

function keys on the oonsde for 5

seconds, ●brief ●xplanatbn of that

particular funotion aorolta ●crosa the

atpha-numaic d-y.

Afl programmed descriptors can be

displayed (one at atime) by pressing

and holding the READY key for 5

seconds, then releasing the key.

This sewes 8s ●check for instafiera

to be sure ●ftdescriptors are ●ntered

properly.

Large oabinet with removable door

for easier instafiations.

PROGRAMMING

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Up to 128 user sacurii oodes (max.

99 par partition)can be programmed,

each with various levels of authoriiy.

Installer code override faaturo.

Inetaliercoda will disarm system only

if itwas uaad to arm the system.

All zones and partitions can be

assigned atpha deacriptiins.

Up to 20 custom wordscan be addad

to the buitbirrvocabulary.

Thalatter%-or-’s ”oanbaaddadto

descriptors.

Easy programming for

oommunbation fields. Simply ●nter

the desired code for ●aoh zone.

Communicationdefauff programming

can babadad anytime, anddoasnot

affect non-communication program

fiefds.

Diracf wire downbading sari be done

without ●modem, using ●PC or

La@op computer and 4100SM Sariaf

Modufa.

Easy programming of zones using

#93 Menu Mcda.

COMMUNICATION

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All 64 zones cart report to acantrai

station using any repofiing format.

Callback defeat option for

downloadhg.

Real-Time cfock included for time

related functions. NOTE: 5137AD

console must be used to set the reai-

time clock, or can be set using

Oownbader software.

Random AC Loss and AC Restore

reporting option eends report

randomty from 10-40 minutes after

AC Iosa, to hetp prevent central

stations from receiving an overload

of reports dua to ama blackouts.

Intelligent test reporting option

means teat reptma will not be sent if

arty other report was sent within the

programmed test report interval.

Sptit/Dual reporting communicator

option.

Optii to afbw ●oancal report to be

sent, ●von after Bell Time-out has

●nded.

PC Downbader abiiity to command

output vottage triiger to pulse on for

2seconds.

ParfmningArcftiirs

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INTRODUCTION TO THE PARTITIONED SYSTEM

~hlo soctlon 1s Intondcd to ohm you, tho Installer, ●novarvlow of tho 4140XMPT partlt toning”

oonoepta. For spaclfk quastiotw on progrsntrnlng or using specific ●sp~cts of tho panel, plosae rofor

to the SYSTEM OPERATfON ●nd PROGRAMMING THE SYSTEM sections ‘of this manuai. +

The 4140XMPT represents the iateet in apace pmtadion mohndogy. Combining wired, wirefesaand wiling loop xonos intoone

powarfui wntrol. the 4140XMPT &●~ntroi communicator capable of suwrting atrue ~itionti environment. Apetitioned

onvironrnant is one whereby muftipio unmiatad users wish to be protected by ●saourity system yet aech user raquims the

operational freedom *have tho system behave as if it was theirs and theirs alone. Thb global definition impiks abt of things in

terms of the required fasturos of tho equ@manf you will install.Some basic foatums ●re fistedbelow

BASIC PARTfTIONING FEATURES

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Easy to use ●nd program as the simpieat alarm system.

irttagrityof aecurhy is not oompromiaed for arty usats of the system.

hhwant miiabiiii of the partitioned syatom is equal *astand alone aiarrn system it purchased Saparmoly.

Flexible numbar of consobs per partitiin (UP to 16 ●nyway you want to assignth.m!)

128 User Codes assigned virtualiy anyway you want them (99 msx per any partition, otherwise no restricfiirrs) Enough to

handle the largest commercial pbs.

Mzones em~yi~ wired, wireless or multiplex technobgy (install any mix for any type of amstruction chailengas!)

Appropriate sounds and massages to assigned ansoias only (Each system appears to be independent to users)

Abiiii to inhbit other mnsoias from using your paftition (Total saourffyin astrip mall environment)

=10” fundion provides ~ss to other partitions (fcieaifor executive access to factory for ●xampb)

Muftii bvois d●ut~ per partition (Allows key paopb in apartitiin to have campiate oontrol●nd iimit eystemtampering

by Othere)

Arty zone can be assigned to any particularpartitiin (Easy to instail, allows logical assignment by the daabr)

inteifigent parMionmns programming hap (Siipiifies the programming ●nd reduces errors)

Programmable 4-charac@r Partition name displayed when needed (No need to memorize numbers -name ●nd number ●re

shoivnfor you)

EXAMPLES OF PARTtTtONING

in surveying deaiers throughout the country, we have

iearnad of two giobai appiiitiona for partitioned control

panels. One is ●typical two family house (residential), the

other ●Factory/Offiie environment (commercial). Theee

broad dassifiodions can batter be understood by way of

exampias.

lWO FAMiLY HOUSE: YouWe just ●rrived at apb site to

quote ●security system. The ownor wants an alarm ●ystem

whkh ha oan use for his famify (living upstairs) AND ha afso

wants bprovide protection for the aaparata living quarters of

his mother (iiirtg downataira with aeparata ●nfranoe). The

owner obviously wants to keep oo$ts down yot provide

protadion and flexibility for hm mother iiving downstairs. You

oouidchooaatoirtstatlatradiil aiamrpanalto kaepmsts

down, but the system would be very limiting for ●ither the

mothor or tho upstairs family. To moot the fioxibWy

roquimmonts ●sdeeired, you oouid install two traditiinai

●iarm panels, but the cost might cause you to bse the

business. Now you can quote the 4140XMPT with

oonfiienod

FACTORY/OFFiCE: You arrive at ●smafi manufacturing

cmoem boiting to pmvido proteion throughout tMr offiis

as woil as ttiir factory. The very nature of the business ia

such that factory wrkara mrrre to writ at 730AM ●nd bava

at 4PM, whifa the offkes are open 830AM to 6WPM. Some

●xocutivas wan want to stay late at night or oomo Wto

wotk after 6WPM. irtetafiii two panais (one for the faotory,

one for the offiis) would oartainiy work at ●aret premium,

but think of ati the comptox.hy whan ownors triedtogain

~to the factory after hours...two aoceas oodes to

remember, aooidarttai false atarrtte. Even the reef frustration

ofrtot W~ngabie topmparfy Pr09ramth. twosyatornsto

●ifow ●asy aoceas from the faotory to offii or vice varsai

htstaffthe 4140XMPT, your programming pmbfams ●re over,

~g~~lof the buahess wiil approd$ta its fbxbffh’y

GLOBAL PARTtTiONING FEATURES AND RESOURCES

in any system, oartain physical system components ●nd

features ●re shard by ali pertitiins or assigned to aspeoifii

Dartition. in the 4140XMPT, tha foibwintt eiemertts are

.*- CMtinn l..*Muuhb *nnm9uailir

in ●ddition to the physioaf devioas whioh ●re shared, the

system shares some software features on ●global basis as

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PARTITION SPECIFIC FEATURES

Many davbes ●nd functions need to be reservad on apartitiin

basis to orovide cwoparmaration and flexibilityfor irtstatfations.

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Il. ZONE CONFIGURATIONS

ZONE TYPE DEFINITIONS

The VISTA 4140XMPT System albws up to 64 zones of hard-wire, pollingbop andlor wirebss protection,distributedamong up

to 8partitions. Each zone must be assigned to azone type, which dafhes the way in which the system responds to faults in

that zone. In sdditkm, there are three keypad activated zones (PANIC keys, see note below) for each partition, apolli loop

supervisionzone, and four RF supmisory zones, tvmfor each 4280 or 4260-8 RF Receiver installed.

TYPE 1: ENTRYEXIT #1

Used for the primary entry/exit route (ox: front door, main

entrance).

TYPE 2: ENTRY/EXIT #2

Used for asecondary entry/exit route (ox: Garage door,

bading ti door, basement door), where more time mightbe

needed to get to and from the ~nsole.

TYPE 3: PERIMETER BURGLARY

Used for exterior doors and/or windows whmh require an

instant alarm when violated.

TYPE 4: INTERIOR BURGLARY (FOLLOWER)

Used for areas where an entry delay is required only If an

entry/exit delay zone is faulted first.

TYPE 5: DAY/NIGHT BURGLARY

USsd for zones WMI anain afoil-protecteddoor or window

(such as in astore), or to azone cevering ●sensitive area

such as a stock room, drug supply room, etc., Or othor

controlled access area where immediate notificafiin of an

entry is desired.

TYPE 6: 24 HOUR SILENT ALARM

This zone type is generafly assigned to ●zone mntainings

Hofd-up or Panic button that is designed to initiate ●nafarm

report to the Cantrat Station, but whti produces no visual

displays or alarm sounds (ox: banks, pwelry exwnters).

TYPE 7: 24 HOUR AUDIBLE

This type also assigned to azone containing ●Panic button,

but whch will initiate an audible alarm in sddiin to an afarm

report to the Central Station (ox bedside panic).

~PE 8: 24 HOUR AUXIUARY

This type assigned to azone containing abutton for use h

personal emergencies or to azone containing monitoring

dev”ms such ●swater sensors. temperature sensors, ●tc.

Designed to initiate●nalarm reportto the Central Station and

only provides Console ●larm sounds and alarm displays.

TYPE 9: SUPERVISED FIRE

Used for zones containing smoke detectors, heat datectors,

pull stations, MC. An open in this zone will initiate atrotJbb

eignsl. Ashort in this zone will initiate afire ●larm (pulsed

●xternal sounder and report to central station).

TYPE 10: INTERIOR BURGLARY (DELAY)

Thii type is similar to type 4, except that entry delay ~ms

whenever sensors in thii zone are violated, regardless of

whather or not an entry/exit delay zone was faulted first

NOTE FOR PANIC KEYS

Keypad panic zones share the same zone roeponsetype for

all 8partitions, but panics may be individually ●nebbd for

each partitikm.

IMPORTANT! FAULT ANNUNCIATION

Polling bop and RF faults (zones 88-91 &97) will report as

trouble cmditions only, ●nd ●ssuch, should be assigned

●ither zone type 00 if no annunciation is desired, or zono

type 05 if ●nnunciatbn as trouble mndiiion is desired. See

FAULT ANNUNCfATION notes in POLLING LOOP and

WIRELESS EXPANSfON sectionsfor more information.

BASIC 9HARD-WIRED ZONES

ZONE 1

This zone has a 350 rnillisacsnd response ●nd can ba

assigned to any zone type. ft ~be EOLR supervised or

cbsed circuit unsupervised as required (the red PCB jumper

is used to make this sabction). This zone is the only zone

that can support up to 16 2-wire smoke detectors. See

SMOKE DETECTOR CONFtGURATfON section for ●fistof

compatible detectors.

When use of the EOLR is sebcted (red jumper intact), both

open circuit and dosed circuit devices can be used. Connect

closed-circuit devices in series with the bop wires, and

connect open circuit devices in paraflel across the bop

wires. The 2,000 ohm EOLR must be connected across the

loop wires at the last device. When use of the EOLR is

disiled (red jumper cut), only closed circuit devices can be

NOTE: EOLR supervision must be selected whenthii zone is

used as a fire zone. Maximum zona resistance, excluding

EOLR, is 100 Ohms.

ZONE 9

This zone is unsupawised and can be assigned to any zone

type except fire. Only dosed-circuit devices can be usad.

Connect these devices in series with one another between

terminals 22 &23 (see SUMMARY OF CONNECTIONS

Diagram). This zone can be programmed for either normal

responee (350msec, the default responso) or for fast

response (1Omsec). This zone is suitabfe for monitoringfast

●cting glass break sensors or vibration sensors when

programmed for fast response. Avoid using mechanical

magnotie or rday type contacts in this zone when

programmed for fast response. Not. that tho maximum

resistancefor thb zone is 300 ohms.

ZONES 2THROUGH 8

These zones have a 350 milfis~nd roapoma and can be

assignedtoenyzonetyps. Ttteycenba EOLRauparviaedor

dosed circuii unsupervised, as required (program field “41

deterrninos whether or not these zones will use fhe 2,000

ohm EOLR Enter [1] in fiafd ●41 to d- the use of EOLR’S

on zones 2through 8). ff programmed for use with EOLR’S,

both closed-circuit and open-circuit devices can be used

with the 2,000 ohm EOLR resistor across the bop wkas ●t

the fastdevice. ffthe use of EOfR’e is diaabfed ~41-1), only

clod-oircutt devices can be used.

zOttS 8has the SddSd C8pSbiky Of SUppOdng Up tO 602

wire, latching type glass break detectors. See GLASS

BREAK DETECTORS section for ●list of compatible

detectors. These detectors may be reset at the oonaob in

the same manner se two wire smoke detectors. (i.e. asoond

entry of %)FP sequence). zone 8shouldbe oonfiiurad es m

EOLR type zone when glass break detectors are used. The

maximum resistanceper zone, excludingEOLR, is 300 ohms

for zones 2-7, and 100 ohms for zone 8.

NOTE: ff fatting type devices are insfafbd on both zones 1

&8, and these zones ●re ●ssigned to dtierent partitions,

there IS ●POSSIMY ths4 dboth dewcss go mto afarm at the

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2-WIRE POLLING

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GENERAL lNFORMATtON

Tho 4140XMPT provides abuift-in 2. wire polling toop

intatiaoa whbh ●llows the number of zones to be ●tpmdad

from the basic 9zones to up to 64 zones using various

RPMs, and the 4280 RF Raoaiver. Sse babw for ●tist of

armpstfbta sensors.

Thapoftii bopprmMaa powartoaensorsand aervasasa

communbatbn path between the panel and sensors. Eaoh

sensor must be aasignod ●unqus address tO number (frmm

10-64) bafora bdmg oonnectod to the polling hop. Most

sensors have DIP switches for thb purpose. Sea the DIP

SWITCH SIVfllNG TABLE FOR POLLING LOOP DEVICES

for information on how to assign lD numbers using DIP

awhchas. Care must be taken to assign unqua tD numbers

to S* sensor ‘mordor to atbw tho panel to supervise ●nd

provide unquo oonaole status indbatiins for individual

sensors.

connect thcsa sensors ~terminate 24 &25. Sensorsan

be=’ :?adto ●singlerun,or groups of sensors may be

eon 2aaparat. wire nJnSwithout affecting the p8n0rS

abiin Jpewiso individual swtsora. Follow the wiring

tiruc’m. ,vaprovided with irtdiiual aansOra (4180WH Wing

diagram is provided at the ●nd of this manual). Be sure to

oberva sensor polaritywhen wiring. Ilta maximum albwabfs

wire run tength batwmn tho panel and tho last sensor on ●

givanwiraruniaasfdbwa:

s22gau@a@650bat mall NOlt

s20gsugs@s60kaImax Twlsmdmraammsndsd

●4gmlga@mootastmsx tordnorrrdwbllms.

816 9su9s@2400hetmax

IMPORTANT: The maximum oombinad polling bop run

is 4000’. t! using shielded wire, tho maximum is 2000’. If

bngar wire runs w. neadad, a 4197 Loop Extondar Module

must be used (sea inatndorts indudod with the 4197).

LOOP EXPANSION

through 64)

INTERCOM INTERFERENCE

If an into~m aystom is being used, the pollrng Iwrp wires

must bs as far from the imsrcomwiring as poasibb (miniium

6-). tf this spacing cannot be achieved, shielded wire must

be used. If thii is not done, irtterforonca on the intermm

system might occur. Abo note that the maximum total wire

bngth supported is cut in half when shmldadwire is used.

ADVISORIES

The maximum allowable ourrant draw on tho polling bop is

64mA. Ftafor to tho POLLING LOOP CURRENT DRAW

WORKSHEET (found in the POWERING THE SYSTEM

section of this manual) for currant draws of various polling

bop devices. If more than 64mA is being drawn, use of the

4197 provides●mther toopwith 64mA avmtabb.

Mah cartsin to indurh tho total currant drawn on the polling

bop inthe AUXILfARY CURRENT DRAW WORKSHEET (sea

POWERING THE SYSTEM section) when fiiuring the total

auxiliary bad on the pOnOrSpower supply.

IMPORTANT! FAULT ANNUNCIATtON

Since the polling bop ●nd tho RF racaivar(s) ●re shared

among the 8partitions, the scheme for annunciating their

failure is 6s follows:

Respective faults (for zones 86-916 97) will report 86 trouble

oonditiins only, and as such, should be assigned either zone

type 00 if no ●nnundatbn is desired, or zone type 05 if

●nnunciationas tro- amdhion is desired. tf the polling boP

or RF tinkfaifs, the corresponding zone number will display a

trouble oondiibn for ●ach panitibrt thatuses the devioa that

failed. In addition, aft zones asaooiatad with that dsvbs will

indicate ●fautt condition. The troubia condition will not

interfere with theabilityto●rm thepartitkm, but thefaults

must first be bypauad.

POLUNG LOOP DEVICES

See PERIPHERAL DEVICES ●ectlon for 4184 Surtaoa Mounted Read Contaot (Wide Gap)

compatlblo polllng loop ●rook. detootoro ●nd ●W@e gap aurfaoa mounted raad oontacf with buift-in RPM,

psodvo Infrared motton dotootors. which kDIP switchprogrammabb.

4208 Eight Zono Polllng Loop Eapattdon Moduta 4197 Polllna LOOD ExWtdor Module

sUudtosupewise upto8hard+vkad daviasviatha PoltiIIE .

@p. NOTE Doos not st@port 2-wke ●rooks dat@tofs.

●Sat DtPawkhea toidontify 8zonea.

●The fm tvm zones can be either normal or fast response

(DIP Swttdt aalaotabb).

●Afl zones ue EOLR supmised (fkst six zones =4.7k

ohms, battwmzonas =20kohms), provWedwith tha4208. s

4190WH Two Zone Rarnota Pobtt Moduts

●Uaedtot Wiaa2hard-wirad daviouviatha pdtiibop.

●DtP Swk” ?Jmgremmabk

●Thaleft zoneoanba EOLR suparviaad, tfnaossssrY, and

oan aowpt dther ~or ctoaad oirouft sensors. The right

zone is unsupervised ●nd oan aooept dosed circuit

sensors only. Rofor @the 41wWN OPERATION sactbn at

thaanddthiirnanuat formoro~.

Can be u~ if the-2-wira po8ing bop must be greater than

the raootnmwtded bngth (40W mu). By installing ●4197

●tthe ●nd of the first loom tha @iin9 fooP -n bS

cmtinuad. If more than 84mA naads mbe drawn from the

polling bop to power RPMs, use of the 4197 provides

anothorbop with 64ntA avaifabb.

connects to the polfirtgbop and is powered fmm wxiiiiry

power or by ●separate 729 power suppfy with battery

backup.

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WIRELESS EXPANSION

(Zones 1-63)

4280/4280-8 RF RECEIVER .

The system supports up to 83 wimbsa tmnamitters (5700

series), plus a 5727 wiretass keypad. To ●xpand tho syetom

using wireless, one or two 4280 RF Raceiiora (or 4280-8 if

only8wirelesszones are used)mustbe connected to the

polling loop. The 4280 receives status ●nd slarm signals

from wireless transmitters (@345MHz USA; 315MHz

Canada) within anominal range of 200 feat, and relays this

informationto the controlvia the polling hop. Two 4280s can

be used to provide ●ither agreater ●rea of coverage, or

provide redundant protection.

IMPORTANT Note that if using two RF Receivers, one of

them must be powered from auxifiiry power.

For more information regarding the 4280 instailatkm, refer to

the installation instructionsprovided with the 4280.

E: Unless stated otherwise, references 10 the 4280

Receiver represent the 4280 andlor4280-8 Receivers.

PROGRAMMING NOTE

All RF zones must be designated as such in their raspacfivo

program fields (1”18-1“25). Any zone from 1-83 can be

designated ●san RF zone. To enable ●zone as wireless,

simply ●ntar ●‘1” in the bcation for that zone, or us. the #93

ZONE PROGRAMMING method. Be oaroful when

dealgnathtg RF zonee. If you want ●zone to be ●ithor

hard-wired or on tho pelting loop, but ~rttaity ●nabb &as

RF, the system will ignore that zone. RF ●nabfa overrides

wire!

ff using a4280-8, onfy up to 8zones oan be ●nabbd as RF

zorws. ff more than 6zones ●re ●nabled, the meseaga

‘SET-UP ERROW will be diaphyad.

SUPERVISION

Each transmitter (except 5701 and 5727) is auparvised by ●

check-in $ignal that is cent to the receiver at 70-90 mhruto

intewals, ff at least one Check-in bnot received from ●

transmitter within ●programmed intervat (field 1°31), the

console will dmpiay the transmitter number ●nd WHECW will

be displayed.

Each transmitter (including 5701 and 5727) is ●lso

supervised for low battery conditbns, and wffttransmit ●bw

battwy signal to the 4280 when the battery has

approximately 30 days of life ramaining. The consofe wilf

display the tmnsmittor number and %0 BAr.

NOTE: After replacing abw or dead battery, activate the

transmitter ●nd ●nter the security c@de +OFF to dear ita

memory of the low Batter signal.

The 4280 itself is afao auperviaed three waya:

ff the cover of the 4280 is removed, ●TROUBLE wift be

disptayed for zones 89 or 91 (if type 05 is ●ssigned in

field 1“09).

ff theconnection is broken between the 4280 and the

control panal, aTROUBLE wifl be diapfayad for zones 89

or 91 (i type 05 is assigned in fiotd 1“09). In addtin, aff

zones associated with the RF device will report atroubb

conditiin.

If, within ●progmmmad interval of time, the 4280 does not

hear trom any of its tmnsm”~ra, ●TROUBLE will appear

for zones 88 or 90 (if type 05 is assigned in fwld 1“09).

HOUSE fDENTfFfCATfON

The 4280 responds onty to transm”hterawith the same house

ID (DIP awitoh programmable from 01-31). Thb pravants

system intorfomnce from transmfttors in other newby

aystema. To mdce sure you do not cfwose aHouaa ID that is

in US* nearby, put the system in the Sniffer Mode, which b

described fater in thmsection.

TRANSMITTER lDENTIFICATfON

Each transmitter haa its own unique tD number (Zone #),

whii is DfP switch programmabb in ●ach unit. Whenever ●

tmnamisaiin takes ptaca, ●ither for an afarm, fautt, check-in

or tow battery, ths ID number is sent ●bng with the massage

to the 4280 which, in turn, relays this information to the

control panel, whii displays the condition●nd zone number

on the console. See the DfP SWITCH TABLES FOR

WfRELESS DEVICES at the end of this mmuaf, for individual

transmitter settings.

SNIFFER MODE FOR HOUSE ID (ado +[#1 +[2])

To check for house fDa being used in nearby systems, set

the DfP switches in the 4280 for ●House ID of ’00- (all

switohesup), then enter your “installerCode=+ [#]+ [2]. The

4280 will now “sniff=out any House IDs in the ●rea and

diapfay them. Keeping the 4280 in this mode for about 2

hourswill give agood indicationof the house fDa beiig used.

To ●xit the Sniffer Mode, simply key your inataUer code +

OtXWfifi:t your house ID to one not displayed in the

IMPORTANT: Since Sniffer Mode affectively diaabba

mint raceotirw Sniffer Moda oannot be ●merad Wlb anv

1*rtitionis’armid. .

CHECKfNG TRANSMflTER HOUSE IDs

(Oode ●[q ●p])

To check that ●ti transmitters have bean set for the propar

houaalD, aetfha4280 totheproparhouaa lDandontartha

Inatalbr codo +[#] +[3]. Aft tranemittere that have been

●tablad for tho parthii in whfchthe test was irdfbted wifl be

diapfayed. *aach tranamhtor checks in (up to 2hours), Its

ID number wilt disappear. Afaster way to do this is to fault

●ach transmffter, wh@ cauaaa ●tmnsmiasion to be sent to

tho 4280. When afl transmlttera have checked in, there

shouid be no tD numbara displayed.

NOTE: Repeat this procedure for ●ach partftbn that uses RF

tranamlttem.

BUILT4N “QO/NO GO- TEST MODE (Patontod)

This mode helps determine tho best bcatbn for ●ach

transmitter and is activated by putting the control panel in

the TEST mode ●nd removing tho 4280’s covor. The

racefvera aanaitii is reduced by haft. Once transmitters

●re pfaced imtheir dasired locations ●nd the●pproximate

length of who to be run to sensors is oonnocted to the

transmitter’s screw terminab, opan circuit ●ach transmitter.

flonotcunducfthi atsafwithyourhan d~atoimdthe

transmitter.

ff ●sh’tgb 4280 is used, the conaob wilt beep three times to

indii signal reception. #two 4280s are uaad, theconaob

wifibeep once if the fti 4280 received the signal,twice ffthe

second 4280 received the signaf ●nd three times if both

raceivara heard the signal (which is daaimbb for redundant

confiiumtions).

tt the oonsota doos not beep, reorient or movo the

transmitterto another boatiin. Usuafly ●few inches in ●ither

diraotionis atl that krequired.

To exft thii mode, replace the 4280’s cover, then ●mer the

instafler coda and proaa OFF. Not. that the Receiver’s

aenaftii is fully restored when the cow is rafkad.

-9-

ZV5

IMPORTANT BA17ERY NOTICE

Tho VISTA wimbss tranarnittws are designed to provkfe bng

battery life under normal operating conditions. Longevity of

batteries may be ●smuch ●s4-7 years depending on the

●vironmont, usage, ●nd the specific WKSIOSSdevice bshg

used. Extomal factors such as humidity, high or low

tampamturas, as well as large swings in temperature may all

raduco theactual battery iii. in aghran installation. The

VISTA wirobss system can identify atrue low battery

situation, thus allowing the deabr or user of the system time

to arrange ●change of battery ●nd maintain protection for

that given point within the system.

WIRELESS ZONE TYPES

Each RF zone can be programmed to respond as any zone

type such as ENTRY/EXtT, INTERIOR, PERIMETER, etc.

(sss the ZONE lWES section for ●cmrtplete axplanatbn of

each zone type). Desired aiamt responses areas Ioibws

46mrough._

46 dwougrr55”(57a

24 HourParic 46ttsaq

(sdentor●udible) 620r63’

DsynwghtBur@ary 1tr~h.,

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●

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.f40tstht ZOIWS143 can be USSd,but have the fdkwi~

fimiidons: Tmnsmittsmsatforzones46-55 Mtransmit~

●my 12 secondswtrii uw zoneis faulted.Transmitterssatfor

Zolws 56-63 winwalwmitOrra awry 3ssoo* Whii faulted.

Theso two ranges ot zone numbets could advarsstydtsct

~smhter banmylife.Transmitterssatform ID of 32 ~gh

47 willhew ●3minute fockut batwsen transmissions.Use

this test mngo of zone ID numbers for sensors protecting

~-doomwwif ltibc-emt$at mytife.

‘“ ;mnsm!tW IDs 46 though 55 havehigkt si~ priw@.

W* mnsrmtwlDs62md63usunsupsnJisadm@vrramovatot

be 5701Orf

premises-signal priorityisfowrhsnthet offire,

buthigherthanburglary.

ADVISORIES

Do not place tmnsmtttors on or near metal objects. This

wifi dsoraaea rang. tir bbck tmnsmissiins.

Ptaca the 4280 in ●high, centrafiy bcatad ama for boat

raoeption. Do not ptaca racsivar on or near metal objects.

Tho 4280 roceivor must be at least 10 feat fmm tho

Control panel or any remoto censolos to ●void

intedoronce from their micaoprccassor.

When connecting adoor/window contact to ●57t 1,

5711 WM, or 5715 transmitter, avoid ●wire bngfh of 20-24

inches. Thii particular length dacraasss range. Ashoner

or bngor bngth has no effect.

UL NOTE: For UL Housohold Burglary

Installations, wired ioops connocted to these

dwicos cannot ●xceed 3foot.

tfduai 4280s or 42808s am used:

A. Both must be at iaast 10 loot from ●ach other, as wsli

as from the Controi panel and remote oonsofas.

B. One of the 4280s or 4260-8s must be powered from

Aux. power so as not to ●xcasd 64 mA poiiing foop

current rating.

C. The house iDs must be the same.

D. Using two Ftsceivers doss not incmaso the number of

transmitters the system can support (63 transmitters,

pius awirebss keypad).

Refer to the maximum polling loop wirs runs described in

the POLLING LOOP sktio; when connecting 4280s to

the polling hop.

lMPORTA~ The maximum combined polling tip run

is 4000’. Husing shielded wire, the maximum is 2000.

FAULT ANNUNCIATION

Since the polling bop and the RF receiver(s) are shared

●mong the 8partitions, the scheme for annunciating their

failure is as folbws:

Respective fautrrl(for zones 88-91 &97) wiii report as trouble

conditions only, and as such, should be assigned either zone

type 00 if no annunciation is desired, or zone type 05 if

annunciation as trouble condition is desired. if the polling loop

or RF iink fails, the corresponding zone number will display a

troubte condiikrn for aach partition that uses the device that

faiisd. in addition, ●ii zones associated with that device wiil

indicate afault condition. The trouble condition wiil not

interfere with the abifii to arm the partition, but the faults

must first be bypassed.

WIRELESS DEViCES

S.. tho Peripheral DEViCES section for

compatible wireieas smoke detectors ●nd

passive infrared motion doteotors.

5701 Panic Transmitter

.Progmmmabta for ●ither silent or ●udbia 24 hour alarm

(can be DIP switd programmed forzones 62 or 63).

5711 Sllmline Dcor/Window Transmitter

●Can be used with any dosed arcuit sensor. NOTE: Can be

used on any zone 1-63 but, it programmed for zones 32-

47, there wili be a 3 minute iock-out between

transmissions.

5711 WM Door/Window Transmitter w/Reed Switch

●Siimiine doortwindow tmnsmitter with buitt-in reed switch

(magnet inciuded). Can be used with any closed circuit

ssnsor. NOTE: Can be used on any zone 1-63 but, if

progmmmad for zmes 32-47, there will be ●3minute bck-

out between transmissions.

571 5WH Univorsai Transmitter

.DiP switch saiectabb for fast response, open or closed

circuit sensor usage, and has ●tamper protected cover.

Use in appiiiions where open circuit heat detectors ●re

needed or wham fast rasponae devices ●re needed.

NOTE: Can be used on any zone 1-63 but, if programmed

for zones 32-47. there will be ●3minute tock.out between

transmissions.

5727 Wireiose Keypad

●Wkeiess keypad that can be used to turn the burgiary

protection on and off, and features the same buitt-in panic

functions as wired consobs for either sibnf or audible 24

hour ●larm. An LED indication iiihts each time a key is

pressed to verify transmission (LED boated in the ~]

READY key).

●The keypad is identified as zone Wr when ittransmits low

battery messages. Ths keypad panics ●re idontifbd as

%~!g~ [#l, ‘W for [#]+ [3], and W5- for ~]+ [1] if

S716 Door/Window Transmitter

●Can be used with anY open or closed circuit sensor (DiP

switch selectable), and features abuilt-in read switch.

NOTE Can be used on any zone 1-63 but, if progmmmed

for zones 3247, thers wilt be a 3 minute Iook+ut between

tmnsmissions.

-1o-

Ill. PERIPHERAL DEVICES

REMOTE CONSOLES

— ———

GENERAL

The 4140XMPT supplies up to 750 ti of auxitiarypower tir

rmrroteconsoles, pelting bop devices andbr other auxiliary

devices such as motion detectors or 4-wiro smoko

detectors’. The 4140XMPT supports, independent of

●uxiliary powor considerations, up to 16 5137AD

addressable romoto consoles. Up to 8cortsobs can be

powered from the ●uxitiary powor output provided that the

total current drawn from this output does not axoeed 750 mA.

You must keep this in mind wtmn adding rsmoto consolesso

you dent ovordraw current from tho parwl. This would resuft

in ●battwy which doos not charge properly or possibly ●

tripped auxiliary solid state circuii brwkor.

It the auxiliary load is determined to be greater than 750 mA,

then additional consolos can be powered from aseparate

power supply. The diagram on the next page shows how to

make connections to the s~ate power supply.

“44w smokedstscws csnnotbeusedbULUsmd@iation$.

5137AD ADDRESSABLE ALPHA LCD CONSOLE

●Equipped with aprogrammtile 2-line, 32.cftaracter (16

characters par line), backlit alphanumeric LCD for

complete zone identificat’mn in English language (if

descriptors are programmed). Keys are also backfii.

●An alarm sounder is buitt in, eliminating the need for ●

separate indoor sounder.

●DIP switch selectable tD number, which aflowe cortsob to

display unique, partitiin spscifii messages.

●90mA current drew.

PROGRAMMING THE CONSOLES

Consobs must be programmed for type, parUtbn number and

console ●oundor suppression options. Refer to the

PROGRAMMING THE SYSTEM ●sction (DEVICE

PROGRAMMING) for instructions.

WIRING CONSOLES

Consoles may be wired to asingle wire run or indtiual

consoles may be connected to separate wire rune. The

maximum wire run bngth from the panel to aconaotewhich is

homerun back to the panel must not exceed:

s22gaugs@450fset msxknum NOTE:Tlwtwlerhofas*rwm

szogsugs@700 faetmsximum ~rnllstlmoxcosdm

018gauge@I100bet maximum _~~~~~~w ~~

#169wJ90@17=fsot~ #nldOdmke

ff more than one consob is wired to ●run, then-the above

maximum bngths must be diviied by the number of czmsobs

on the run (i... the maximum bngth wwid be 225 feet if twu

consobs are wired on aS22 gauge run).

ADDRESSABLE CONSOLE DIP SWfTCH SETTtNGS

IMPORTANT! You must eelect ●n●ddress of O, 1,2, or 3

if standard defaults era to be programmed, since these ara

the only consob addresses enabbd by the standard defautL

IMPORTANTI

Tho Stsndar4 Defeult

ensbtas only these 4

oensolo ●ddrosees (0.$).

Satattosstonscuuob mons

of rhsse-ss0s. use

-tDsrlsbb

%%%%% addresses,

NoT’Esoms Wrsionsofdis

5137ADcutdsmsyhswa6

posirionDIP switi. Ths

●lxth swltoh Is not wad

with tho 4140XMPT ●nd

shouldbe put in tho UP

posltlon.

ADDRESS W“

DO not U80 wddroas 81

with the 4140XNP~.

Address 31 causes the

conwkJ mOpsrers in mn-

a@rsssaMe mods (Le. -

like 8standard, non-

ad&ossaMs 5M7cmsob).

Note that iii wiring to the wnsobss must be wrr@etodbefore tfre corrsoks can be mounted.

1. Use the tamplati provided (on ●5.

separate sheet) to mark the

positions on the wall for the

mounting bobs ●nd the cut-out

for the wiring. ”

Pull the interface wiring in the

watl through the cut-out.

Removo the console’s back

cover. Remove the securing

screw at the front of tha wnsob

to release the back cam.

Pass the interface wiring

through the opening in the back

Spfii the intarfacs wiring to

the wires on the interface

connector supplied with

consoles). Insulated

aotdertess wire sptbes (eg.

311)maybeusodforsPlbin9.

Attach Wmain body of tho

consote to the wstl-mounted

back cover. TIM console is

properly ●

ttached when it ““.-

snaps into place. Uso tho

securing screw (previously

removed) to secure the LB

~,<

. . . “wl!iw---

wve~, than mount the back consota tottre McK cover. II /

cover to the watl with screws. --

Pbtwea. sunPAcs MOWmJO~

11 -

2+7

POWERING ADDITtONAL CONSOLES

Up to 8consoles can be powered from ths 4140XMPT

auxiliary powor output provided that the 750mA rating is not

●xceoded. The 4140XMPT’S bSdUlp battery Wiit SUpp~

powor to these consoles in the event that AC power is bst.

Connect these conaobs using consob wire cobm shown.

Additional consoles can be connachd to the system by

using aregulated, 12VDC power supply (eg. 487-12 suppliis

12V, 250mA; 488-12 supplies 12V, 500mA). Nets that the

maximum number of consoles supported by the system is

16.Connect additional consoles as shown below, using the

consob wire mbra shown. Each 5137AD drawa 90rrtA Make

~:d to obsorve the ourrent rstings for the power supply

Wire run lengths from the 4140XMPT to consotas are lied

on the previous page (maximum combined wire run lengths

for all consoles must mOXCSed2000’, or 1000’ifshielded

cable is used).

IMPORTANT: Make connections directly to the screw

terminals as shown. Make no oottnoctlon to the COnSOb

bluo wire.

Ths 467-12/488-12 power supplies have abackup battery

which can power these cmsoles in the event of AC power

toes. Note that oxwobs powered from supphss which do net

have abackup battery will not function when AC power is

bat. In this ease, make sure to power at bast one amok

from the 4140XMPT’s auxiliarypower output.

IauPPtEMENIARY1[4140XMPT

~SuwLr lERMINAlSlmP I

-4.

FLUSH MOUNTING WITH TRIM RING KtT (5137TRK) 3. install the tnm nng mto the opanmg mthe wall with the

1. Cut out a4-3/4- high by 8- wide opening in the wall

between studs, no bss than 1-lfi from dther stud. Use

the template provided to mark the cutaut.

2. Insert the four 1-1~- long #6 aorows through the 4.

mounting holes in the Trim Wrg and then attachthe four

metal securing dips, as shown in the d~ram. Use only

two or three turns of eaoh screw, allowingthe metal dips

to hang freely. ThtI clips must not protrudo beyond the

sides of the Trim Rktg or you will rnt ba abb to installthe

Trim Rhg into the cut-out in the next step. 5.

!!, -

. , . .— ----

. , ~~-_~m ●-

,, —.——

.:!. A.Ov*-.. —

-. ..

-.. -. \\

hinge clasps to the right. Making sure the trim ring is

straight, tighten ●ach dip screw, making sure thm the

atmchad dlp slides down into its guide track.

Install the Oonsob as follows: Engage the hinge deeps

on the trim ring with the notches located in the back

(right-hand side) of the Oonaole’s front panel. Swing the

bft side of the panel toward the trim ring (the panel will

phmt on the hinge clasps), and press firmly until the

panel “snaps”dosed.

Use the panel securing screw” (supplied with the

Oonsob) to secure the bft side of the panel

mm k’

—-w D

ADJUSTING THE AL HA CONSO~

Insert the end of the smalk key-shaped tool (supplied) into =_—

the small hob to the bft of the console display window (the

adjustment screw is rooassod in this hole). Turn the

adjustment screw to the left or right until optimum viewing is

achieved. Be sure to take the height of the users into

account when making thm ●djustment.

EXTERNAL SOUNDERS

RELAY OUTPUT

Tho4140XMPT~ mwotbddsyou@@~bw@d

to powsr ●rtsrnsl slsrm soundors. Oonnoctionssrs mark to

tormirmb 4@ositiW output) ●nd s(nogstivo rsturn). Soo

SUMMARY OF CONNECTDNS Disgrmr.

NON-UL INSTALLATIONS

For non-UL installations, ths totsl ourront drawn from thm

output csnnot sxoood 2.8 reps. Abdtsry must bs instaflad

si~ this OUrrontis Stt@iSd by tk httwy. UP to *702

tirommk ti, ti#hmb. wbti719skons -

bUs@d,Wirsdin psrsflsl.

UL INSTALLATIONS

For UL hmtslbtbns, tho totsl currsrttdrswn fmm this output

●nd tho suxilii powsr output combinod,osnnot ●xcsd 760

mA For ●xample, if two BRK PA400 piszo ●lsrm soundsrs

widrn@lmX@4mA~,tin~ti~ti-

24 mA) is ●vailsbls for ●uxilimypoworoutputUSS.

lMPORTANfi Gohg bsyond tha ●bovs rncmionsd tim”hs

will owrfosd thopower suppfy or may possiblytrip ttw boll

output thornd tilt bmskor.

SMOKE DETECTORS

ZONE 1

Whan programm~ 8s srr EOLR supondssdPtRE zons (rat

jumporintact and20nstyp.09b Pm9m tiokf*02), upm

sixtoan 2-wiro smoko dotuaors oan b. USA When

progrsmmsd for fii, tho -00DE +OFF squsntx

momontarityintormptspoworto routdwsmokoti-.

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COMPATIBLE SOUNDERS

702 outdoor Slrsn

●Sstlerwd Sirsn(drlvorblath) WldWs8thsrpmoftorOlmbor

use.C8nbewk9dtor si6rsrmWa*sound8ndkrsMti

120d6@lots@L lRissimncwI d80ttsmnPsr PrOmcsdorialr

bs mmmtsd in ●moml @not (716), which OM bs tsmpsr

protscwd.

719 outdoor slrm (Cempast)

“compsunu-Wudshsn @hmrW6t4n),sndwsshmrdbr

ouMooruao.Cm bowirsdbrsitmra zor Msawrd, wrdis

mtadat60=@ 10koLA706SE abbmtiswdkbls,uMdcm

bs~pmmasdumomsuy.

740 High Intsrwlty Soundor

“ommPscthiehwsnsitysoundsrrswat122ds @fotnL71ris

soundsrsmits=’oar piordng”,~h~ sound. This

sowrdsrrnbo nmurrrdtifbra dwthdudsd)or~(m

706SEcdinct).

ABBIW1 MOtW Ml &Box

“AMSECOrnomrbsllcboxmsdat81 *@lotsst

PMOOB (boigo)/PA400R (rod) Indoor Plus Sounder

●Bwhdoorpisso sourr&(rsd or bsies), radam*@ lo fsot

PASSIVE INFRARED MOTION

DETECTORS

Rstsr to ths PIR htsllstii Instructbns for inasWbn hints

astoths bsstmounting batiort.

4278 Ousd Etomonl Potllrlg Loop Pm

“e~t PIR wfdr built-in RPM whii bDtP switch

-~-m-mm.~

mkmmkxboth widssrlgbsnd ouminmmrmws 8c@os@mo,

F9auruansuxilisrysmsorlomprhmpsrmits Omnweon

Snothsrnsubyobuddcuitdsrrnssrwar(msdsonmas=).

427s Dual Etomart Pottha Loop PtR

●Dud ●lomont PIR wib built-in RPM whioh is DIP SWitOh

.Indudss- rnirrm Wboth wids angls ●nd

sndomuso Uw16=’A-AJSY

rrdnor.Suitt-irr mum o@diG&

Sn6 Wlrotoso PIR

●Tho5776is absttmyopsrstsd. wimbss#u-m

infmmd*tirtitim& akctsbbpubceun; thm

an bsnwnimmdbya4260 (4260.@wimisumd8f9-~~p

mvitdtpqmnmmMkrr zonnw7. ~: Wba3W

bokltbsnWsn~*m~~*”

Wmasmc bss 1BmQ661DH

Ionmmonductdsw. wluHm51mema SUKW61OH I

ADVISORIES

htiEO~ktitattkoddtk~,tia zons is not

WOW* s%wwbod. Tho sy8tom may not rsspond to srr

oooncimuit withintho20no.

&dsrm CUrrsnt providsd by this zono is SUtfidSllt to

WppOrtopsrstkmofonf yonodstauor kltttoslsrmOd ststo.

SSSkhrboryin SASf09HAR0-WIREDZONE ssdion.

ZONES 2THROUGH S

Thsss20rtas 08nsuppoft ssmsny4-wim uttofcodotsotors

mo9rtbspoworsd, wtwnprograrmnoduaFtRE20ns,tYPs

09, in progrsmfisld “02. Thsro SroOnfy*rquirsrnom (1)

Ths20nssmustbsc@@ursd forEOLRsuImisbm and(2)

8norrnalty-sod, momontary switoh must bs instsllstt in

aorisswith thopowwmtha dotochn inordormabwmsot

ofthosrnoks dstootttm aftorartsfsrm. Tho dstoctofs must

bowirsdinp8rslbl, whhtho EoLRstth9tsstdstuaorfor fufl

~. Tosupuvbs powor,●SRK hh. A7771soI EOL

Rdsy hhdub b mconrmondod.

POLLfNG LOOP SUOKE DETECTORS

Osnboaddsdtotho 2+uiroPo2ingLoaponzonw10throqh

64 (ss progrsmmsd in fblds ●O3 “04, “OS, 1%% l= 1“03,

l*04Mdl”06). Thssodouotom smwkodhpsrslbfbths

PoNn9boposnddonot ti-fisfymwap

tosotswitoh. Thopofiing bopprovidoapoww wtdrosot

signslstoths dsts@om,sswotlssslsrrrt sndtroubbsignsb

fmmthsdot~ Rofort9tho msximumpoWirrgbopwirs

runsli6tsd inths POLLWGLOOP sootbnwhat us@polfirrg

bopsmoICodstwaom.

41@2SD Phstooktdo Pang Lsop Smsks Detoswr

●Orwpismphmmbak smO1mdsmsmrwBlbuMl RPMMrMi8

w-~

41WBDT Phomuootrb Polllna Loop Smolco Dotostor

wlt+oat Domator

●aspbo@phoashW smdw dstadorw16r126+ (6PC) hnt

&mmmr.mdbuiRa RPMwhMrb DlP8amr~.

yzcP6zcmlz8u0&i yloks tpssaor

mmbusWnimlkabn~wmlbuut4rl

m@rlchiBDtP ssdlpro#mmM

WIRELESS SMOKE DETECTOR

6706 Wlrobss Photdoot *Smelts Dotootor

.O1Opiws 8nlolrads90mrwahbdt-bl ~(DtP8wkh

progq *zorws 46-66). S@+ UL Listsd 66 dB

pbmsbcmdsrnlsourdsrmtmd blskwbmaywmhg.

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GLASS BREAK DETECTORS

GENERAL INFORMATION

Zono 8can support 2-wire, latching type glass break

dotectora when configured as ●nEOLR supervised zone.

The seand CODE+ OFF sequence momentarily interrupts

power to th~ zone to reset devices wired to it. Use detectors

whii am compstibfe with the ratingsbabwr

standbyVoftage:5VDC-13.8VDC

Standby Resistance: Greater than 20k ohms (equivalent

rosiatanca of all detecbra in paralfel)

A&rm ~OtanCO: LOSSthan Ilk OhlllS (SOSnote betow)

AtarmctJrrOW2mA-lomA

Roast Tree: LOOSthan 6aemntfs

The IEl 735L ●ones deteclora have been tested and found to

be compatible with these ratings. Up to 50 IEI ?35L

detectors, connected in parallal, may be used (the ,arm

current provided by this zone is sufficient to support

operation of only one detector in alarmed state). FoIfow the

manufacturer’s recommendations on proper instsllatiin.

NOTES:

Detectors which exceed Ilk ohms in alarm, but maintain a

voltage drop in afarm of bss than 3.8 voftscan afso be used.

tJse of N.O. or N.C.’contacts on the same zone may prevent

proper glass break detector operation.

See Adviiry in BASIC 9HARD-WtRED ZONE section,

PHONE LINE CONNECTIONS

GENERAL INFORMATION

incoming phone iine and handset wiring is connected to tha

main terminal block as follows (refer to SUMMARY OF

CONNECTIONS DqramY

TB1-26: Local Handset (TIP)

TB1-27: Local Handset (RING)

TB1-28: IncomingPhona Lins (TfP)

TB1-29: Inarming Phone Line (RING)

ff if is desired to mnnecf the panel to phone linesthat require

ground startcapaMliiy,then a 675 Ground Start Moduts must

be used. Thii modub is triggered by one of the outputs on

the connector labeled J7 (see CONNECTOR J7 TRIGGER

oulPuTs).

WARNING: To prevent the risk of shock, disconnect

phone lines at tetaI jack before servicingthe panel.

IMPORTANT

ffthe ~mmunicator is connected to atebphono line insiie a

PABX. be sure the PABX has aback-up power supply that

can support the PABX for 24 hours. Many PABXS ●r~ not

power backed up and connection to such aPABX wifl rosuft

in acommunicationfailure if power is lost.

coNNECTO RJ7 TRIGGER OUTPUTS

(Ground Start Module, K.yswltch, Remote Console Sounder, etc.)

GENERAL lNFORMATtON GROUND START MODULE

connector J7, focated on the righthand side of the main PCB Not Intandod for use In UL L18tad ●pplloatfons.

provides 4trigger outputs for operating tho 675 Ground Stan An optional 675 Ground Start module can be used for

Modula, the 4146 Keyawitch, ●remote consob sounding installations having telephone Iinos wh@h require ground

piezo, and for triggering auxiiii afarm signaling equipment

(LORRA’S, STU’S, ●tc.) stacf instead of loop start operation to obtain dial tone from

the tetca centraf office. ff used, program fmkl 1*46 must be

The pin assignments of thii connector ●re shown befow. Use ●et to ‘O” (factory dafauft) and the 675 Ground Start Module

only the 4142TR 9-wire cab& (mraitable as an option) for must be connected to the panef’s J7 connector trigger output

making connections to ths connector. 1, to auxilii power, and to the ‘RING side of the telephone

Output 1Is rated ●e?ollowe: fineasSflOWOinthediagram babw.

When kthrated: 10-13.8 VDC through 4Kohms Use the following procedure to determine whii side of the

When Do-activated: 100 ohms @ground tebphone line is the %lN& aide:

Other outpute ●re rated ●sfollows: ●.connect the ‘+- taad of aDC voltmeter to ●arth ground,

When Actiiated: 10-13.8 VDC thtough SK ohms artdthe”-”tead toonesideofthe tebphonefii.

When De-activated: lk ohms bground b. Thawirawhii reeds +50VDCisths%lfW sida.

OutPM 1operates, by detautt, as ●trigger forths 676 ground When the panel has ●message to transmit to the oentral

start r@ub. Thii output may optionally be programmed to Statiom it witl seize the line. go off hook ●nd then trigger the

operate ●s●nopenlciosa trigger or as ●romota @naole 675 nrodub to connacf the %lN& side of tho tebphona fine

sounder output. Only one of thase optiona may be used at toaarthgtound. Thapanelwilt oauaethsmodufeto breakthe

●ny time. connection between “RING ●nd earth ground when ●diil

Outputs 2&4operate, by dofauft, as Fire ●nd Silent ~boM$in~o

P@c/Durass triggers respactivoly. Thoso triggers may .

optionally be programmed to act ●sArm and Ready status

indicators when it is des”ti to use the 4146 keyawii. --

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REMOTE KEYSWITCH

NOTE. 4146 Ksyswlteh la not UL ●pprovod.

If th. koyswitch option is selected (fwld “15),tho alarm

trigger outputs are dti.

An optional Rornoto Kayawitch oan be used tor remoto

●rming ●nd dissrming of tho system. Not. that

koyswltch ●rming may only ba uaod In on.

psrtltlon. tt usad, pfogfem fisld “15 must ba eat to ths

dasirad ptition to ●nabfa tha kayawitch option, and the

4146ksysw&h’snormatlyopenrnomentafyawitcffandLEOa

mustbsconnsctadwZona7and tith. J7w~tfigg.f

outputsrospsctivsly.A2k EOL resistor must be umnactd

acfos8tha awitchrsgafdla$s ofwhathafof notzcmas24$f.

aelaotadto use EOL resistors. Sss d~rarn befow.

Amomentary short across thm zona will arm tho systam in

the ‘AWAY m~e. Mthe $hoft &heM for mom than 3

seconds, the system will arm in the STAY mods. (i.., all

zones designated as zone types 4or 10 will bs automatically

bypassed). Aftar thasystem has besn afmad, tha next tirna

zone 7is shorted, the system will disarm.

An optional dosed-circuit tamper switch (modal 1t2) oan ba

wirad in swiss with zone 7, so that, it ths switchplata is

romovad from the wall, tho tamper will opan. disabling

kayswitch opemtbrr until the system is nsxt disarmed from

tha console.

NOT12 Onfy on. kqawhch with LEOS can bs supportsdby

tha system’spower suppty.

NOTE: Operucioao reporting for keyaMoh b●nab&d in

fiikf”40, arxithakaysmMh raportaasusero.

LEO Indioettons w. dofinod ‘- ‘-”-—

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%kMO?E CONS OLE SOUNDER OPtRATiON &WIRING

An optional Arnaaoo PAL 328N an be used for instattatbna

wharo it is desirad to ramoto tho sounds produoad by the 41Uma

consob’s WWin piszo sounder for one parlitii. The panel

will remote all sounds (i.a. alarm, tfoubla, chime. entry/exit,

●tc.) produced by tha oonsois’a built-in sounder sxcapt tor

tho short clicks ●ssooiatod with ~nsob ksy doprossion.

On. application of this featuro might ba to produoa chinm

sounds in ●bcation whti is distant from the pansl’s

consoles. If used, program field 1“U must ba set to 7to

●nable tho romoto oonsola soundor @on, and the Amaeoo

piazo must ba oonnactad batwoon tho panal’s auxiliary

power and tha J7 mnector trigger output as shown babw.

in addition, field “15 must ba usad to salact the partitiin

whoso consolo sounds ara to trigger tho aourrdar. Zona 7

must be aaaignad to ba aksyswitch zona (evan it byswhch

is not Ussd).

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2?5/

CONNECTOR J8 INPUTS &OUTPUTS

(Event Logging Serial PrIntar/41gOSM Dlr.ot Wlr. Dmvrtloadlng)

EVENT LOGGING PRINTER CONNECTIONS

Connector J8, located above connectorJ7 on the right side

of the main PC board, is intended to be interf~d to afocal

aerial printer via the 4100SM aerial interlaoa module, in

wtii~bm ~m kbdesired to print the ●wrnt bg on ●

boal prmtor. Make connections between J8, the 41OOSM

modub ●nd the aerial printer 0s shown below. Refer to the

●vent logging section of th~ manual for ●daaaiptiin of the

console commands whii inkiata event bg printing.

NOTE 1: Pnmor mustbe confffurad es fofbwa:

●8datab*. noparity, latopbit

●Sooor1200baud(1200preferred)

●Hardware handah~ usingDTR signal

NOTE 2The 4100SM module is su@ied with a 10 foot

RS232 cable. Abngor -e Or mextensionoabb can be

used if the 4140XMPT and aerial printer are separated by

more than 10 teat, but the total cable bngth should be less

than 50 feat.

NOTE 3: Most printers •it~r ignore the CTS, DSR ●nd CD

signats, or require thorn to be h“qh (i.e. 3-15VDC ●s

measured on RS232 DB25 connector pina 5, 6&8

respectively with respect to ground pin 7). The 4t 00SM

module sets these pins high, tfthe printerbeing used will not

operate with these pina hqh, then clii the blue (CTS), whiie

(DSR) or red (CD) jumpers on the 41oOSM moduleto set the

correspondingsignal fbating. Importantpins on the RS233C

cable are pin 3(data out), pin 7(ground) ●nd pin 20 (DTR -

ready).

NOTE 4: The DTR signal, as moaaured at 41ooSM TB1,

should be high (9.5-14VDC) when tho printer is powered,

proparfy connected, on-line and ready to print. Thii signal

will ba bw (O-1.5VDC) when the printer is not poworad, not

proparly camsctad, off-fineor our of paper. The 4140XMPT

will not aend printingdata to the printerunlessthe DTR signal

is high.

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DIRECT WIRE DOWNLOADING CONNECTIONS

Tha 4140XMPTcan be dowdxsded withoutusingamodemor

tebphone tineby using41~2PC DownloadingSoftware●nd a

41oOSMSerial Modub.

IMPORTANT: The connsctlons botwaen the

4140XMPT wtd th. 41OOSM ●re dllferent thwr

those shown In the 41OOSM installation

Inatruotlorw. See dwgram below for correct mnnactions.

In edditiin, when the ~reen’ wire is referred to in step 2of

the IN CASE OF DIFFIC ~LTY section of the 41OOSM

Instructions, use the “WCet” wire,

tinnactor J8, located above connectorJ7 on the righthand

side of the main PC board, :s intendad to be interfacedto

either alocal sarial prk w(see EVENT LOGGING

00NNECTfDNS) or acomputerterminal. Make connections

to aoomputer terminal as shown below. Note that ths

violet wk. connection for computor terminsis

differe from that ueod when concocting ●●oriai

printer.

Figua 12.DIREm WiREDOWNLO& OWNECTtONS

IV. MOUNTING AND POWERING THE SYSTEM

MOUNTING

MOUNTINO TNE 4140XMPT PC BOARD

Bdor. mountine tho cirouit bored, koortsirr that tho

wdam rnotsi knookouts hsva boon romovod, 00 NOT

AMPT TO REMOVE THE KNOOKOUTS AFER TNE

CIRCUfi EOARD NM BEEN INSTALLED.

Nurg hthroo mountingdips on ths rsisod osbinot tsbs.

Obsowo propor ofip orisntstion to avoid d8m8go to tho

dtp when mounting screws ●mtightonod and to svoid

proMsmswith insortbnand romovalofths PC bosrd.

lmfitk~dtka~wititb$b$dw~

of ths @Mnst. Maks oortain that tho board rests in ths

sbtsas Mo8tsdinstsp2dct8il.

swing tho bus of tho bosrd into ths mounting dips and

sscuro the bowd to tho cabinet wiih ths~mpsnyirrg

straws (u iliustratsd in stop 3d,tait).

ADVISORY

Make osrtain that tho mounting oorows us rsuondy tight

tohauro that thors is 8good ground oonnsctbn botwoontho

PC bud snd #o abirwt. Also, drossMd wiriq awsyhorn

ths mbroprocsssor (oontsr) sootion of ths PC board. Ths

08binM providoa 2loops on its loft snd right sidswdls for

●choring field wiring using tio wraps, Thoss stops ●

importsnt to minimizingths risk of psnsl RP intsrtorsnoswtttr

toiovision rcooption,

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MOUNTING TNE CABINET LOCK

1.Romovs ths lock knockout on h oontrol osbiit covor.

lnsorttho koyinfotho iocfLPositiithobck inthshols

making certain that tha Isti wili msko =ntact with ths

istchbmckotwhon thodoorisoiosod.

2. Whilohoidii tholock stsady, inssrtthofsminsf dphto

the rotsiner slots.

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POWERING THE SYSTEM

PRIMARY POWER

Powor to the 4140XMPT oontrol panel is supplied by mmdol

No. 1361 ●Piug-in Transformer whti is rated ●t16.5VAC,

40VA Cauth must be taken when wiring this transformer to

tho panel to guard ●gainst blowing tho fuss inside the

transformer (non-rapiaceabie).

●NOTE: lfas 1361CN Transformer in Candan ineteMons.

BACK-UP POWER

in the evonf of an AC power loss, the 4140XMPT control

panel is supportod by ●back-up, rechargeabfa got cell

battery. YUASA NP4-12 (12V, 4AH) and NP7-12 (12V, 7AH)

battorios ●ra recommended. Do not use Gates

batterlos (aealad load-acid type).

The standby battery is automatkalfy tested every 24 hours,

beginning 24 hours after ●xiting programming mode. in

addition, entry into the test mode wifi ause abattery test to

be initiated.

NOTE: The above f~uros are approximate, and may vtuy

depending u~n the age, quality, and capacby of the battery

atthetimeof the ACioss.

●Uas 4AH batte~ for UL htdadms.

EARTH GROUND CONNECTIONS

in order for the tiihtning transient protective devioes in this

product to be effective, the designated earth ground

termina~ must be terminated in agood esrih ground. Tha

foiiowiig ●re ●xamples of good earth grounds ●vaiiabfe ●t

most instaiiations:

Metal Cold Water Pips: Use snonarrosive metal strap

(-r ~~mme~~) firm@=ured to the pipe to which

the ground lead is eiectricatiycamected snd secured.

AC Power Outlet Ground: Avaiiabie from 3-prong,

120VAC, power outieta only. To test the integrfty of the

ground terminal, use ●three-wire arouit tester with neon

imp indiiors, such se the UL-Listed ideal Modei 61.035,

or equivsbnt, avsiiabia at most electrical supply atoms.

POWER-UP PROCEDURE

1. Fiil out the Poiiing Loop Current Draw and Auxfiary Devios

Cument Drsw Worksheets shown below. Make sum thst

the currents drswn from these outputs do not exoeed

their respective ratings.

CAUTiON: Faiiure to observe the potiing loop current

rating wili cause poiiiig loop malfunction. Fsilure to

obsewe the auxiliary output current rating will result in ●

battery which does not charge properiy or possibly ●

tripped cirouii breaker.

2. WIrs the 1361 transformer (1361CN in Csnads) to the

panel (before anrrecting the battery) ss shown in the

suMMARYOF coNNEmONs d~ratlt. mMpluginat

thistime.

3. ~~ dlillii~gebop and auxiliary devices, suoh 86

●O

4. Piug the 1361 into sn 24 hour, uninterrupted AC outlet.

After ●few seconds, the green POWER LED on the

console(s) should iiiht and the oortsoie(s) should display

-DfsARMED READY TO ARM.=

5. Connect the battery as shown in the SUMMARY OF

CONNEC~S diagmm.

POLLING LOOP CURRENT DRAW WORKSHEET

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V. SYSTEM OPERATION

SECURITY ACCESS CODES

GENERAL lNFORMATfON

The VISTA 4140XMPT System ●ltowa up to 128 (99 maximum per partition) saourity aceass rsdes to be assignsd, aach

identtfii by ●war ID number. In additiin, tha Quii Arm foatura oan also be Prograrnrnad,whbh ●nabbs the [#] k.y to h

proasad instead of ●ntoringtho security cod~ when arming tho syatom. Tho oodo must still ba ●ntorad when disarming the

syatom. Nota that OpwvCbso reportingof Ouii Arm is ●ablad it Lfsar2is ●nabbd for Op@Cbsa raporting, and that Qu’bk

Arm mporta as Uaar O.

USER CODES &LEVELS OF AUTHORfTY

Each user of ths syatsm oan L

be aasignsd various levels of o

●uthority (tslls system what 1

systsm functions that user is 2

authorized to do), and can 3

have different levels of 4

authority within each partitiin. 5

Use the “View Capabilities” 6UU===

keypad function to view the

pa~iions ●nd ●uthority levels

for which aparticular ussr is

●uthorized. In highsst to

lowest ranking, these fevels

are 83 fofbwa:

Instsllor fLevel 0}

●

Can ps~-m afl s~stem functions (arm, disarm, bypass,

etc.) and is the onty user that can ●ntar program nmda.

Enter program mod. and ntdw imrorammingchangaa.

Change liiaownmda. - - - -

Add, Dolets, Change MASTER, MANAGER, or

OPERATORS.

Selsof op9n/doa6 reports for ●ny uaar.

Oparats ●partition, but CANNOT DISARM ft arrnad bv ●

rmde othar tian INSTALLER’S mdo (iuding Oubk ~).

Maator (Lavsl I)

●May cretto other usora of ths aystsm babw thii level

(Maator cannot assign anybody ●Iavsi of Oor 1).

●Ohangshiaownooda.

●Add, Debts, Changa MANAGERS or OPERATORS.

cOEankfoso raoortirw of ●dded ooarator users will BE

SAME ●shis own [&nablad or di~ad as assignad by

INSTALLER).

●Oparate ●partitbn.

Manager (Levoi 2)

●

✎

●

Can-parform atl systam fundb~ (Ann, D-, Bypa6a,

ate.) programmed by Maator.

May create othor uasrs of tha aystsm bebw thii taval

(Manager cannot assign ●nybody abvel of 0,1, or 2).

MW changa his own coda.

May WDaIata, Changa OPERATORS. “

Opankfoaaraportingof addaduaaraWitiBE SAME as his

own (onabfad or disabkt uaaaignad by fNSTALLER or

MASTER).

May oparata ●partbion.

Operator (LoWS 34)

●fmvaat tavda of users.

wMay operate ●partitbn with ona of the three OPERATOR

●uthority bvsts Athrough Ctistsd in ths OPERATOR’S

CODE paragraph Iatsr in thii section.

Our@as (Lavol 6)

●Oanarrn anddmthe SYStan butaboaandasitant

duress moaaage to central atatbn (If aenrba is

concocted).

.Code is aaaignad on ●partition Wpartitibnbasis.

Ganoral Rules on Authority Lavols ●nd changoe

To kaap thii atmduro manageable, the fofbwing rubs appfy

to uaara whan making modificationswithin the syatom baaad

on ths uasr code authoritybvela:

●Auaar may not debto or chango the user code of ths

SAME or HtGHER authoritythan which ha is assignad.

.Aussr may only ADD usersto ●LOWER uthorhy Iavat.

●Auser may assign other users aooeas to othor partitions

onfy il ha hnaatt has access to those partitiina.

●Auaarcan only be DELETED or CHANGED from withinthe

partitiin ha is ●ssionad.

MULTfPLE PARTfTION ACCESS (GOTO Funotlon)

To maka ●partitionad ●nvironmont particutarty uaafuL tha

syatammuat afbwforcertain paopfatohava acoaaatoothar

partitions. This ia particularly true in ths Factory~bs

●nvironment whare tha president of ths oompany wanta

aoosss to any area of hm company. Tha 4140XMPT has

wfbxibilhy in supporting thii raquirsrnartt. On ●USER

baais, ●ach usar is programmed for ●baas partitbn (the orw

ha normally is aaaignad) and ona or mora partitbna which ha

oanbaauthorizad to~.

In ●ddltbn, within ●aoh partitiin, ●ach USER may ba

oroorammad to have different levels of ●uthorftv. For

;x~-mob. Usar #3. th. V.P. of Enginaarino. o&rld ba

usigned to work-within the Engi;ooring ‘baparfmont

(Partitbn 1) of ABC Manufacturing. Since ha naads tha hd[

capabilities in his area, ho is ●aaignad as ●MASTER with

Lsvaflauthority. Thiarnaana hsmay Arm, Dbrrn,Bypasa,

Add or Modii uaara in partttion 1. tt is atao ●raquiremant

that ha be abla to gain access to tha manufacturing ●raa

(parthiin 2) on an ●m3●ncy basis. You oan set thb up

aaailywtthths 4140XM bynowrqusating thathsafsoba

aaaignad to partitiin 2, with ●taval of authorhy set &war,

auoh as Levah4 (OPERATOR Lavel B) whbh albwa him to

Arm ●nd Disarm, but nothing ●laa. Ths oontrol will

●utomaticafiy assign hlm tha next availabb user numbar

within partition2and doss not raquira reprogramming of Ma

afrasdy dating 4dqit aaourky OodslThis typa of Satup can

badonstoraaoh usarofthasystam and forarryoombindon

Ofuptospartihal

EXAMPLE OF MULTIPLE PARTITION ACOESS

In the abovo ●xampfa, Uaar 3haa MASTER ●dhortty in

parutbn landoPERAToR Bauthdty inpartitii2. Hi

wm-h_n2bU_rStiti4d@Mdktti

awn. for both partitbna.Acosaa to Othar Partitbrrs. Not.

mtia-rnu-rb~~~m-inam,ti

system WSautornaticattyassign an unuaad Uaar numbar.

Aaaignii users to othar partitions is ona thing, but how

about actuafly baklgauaarandtry ingto%aa”onaoftha

otharpartkii? Tha4140XMPThasdevabpad ●shptakey

aquanos (ooda +~] +partitiin numbar O-6, partith O

raturna to tha dafauft partitbn for that conaofa) aohama for ●

uaarto go to anothor-in.

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Once them, the current display baoomaa attached to that

psrfttiin and status rqueats, etc am now diaphyed for that

P@bnsu*a@=fo f@-*e@eeswithmkay

wttriaa. To ratum to your orightal parthbn, YOUmay ●nter the

same key aaquanoa ●nd ●nd if with your normal partitiin

number or T. You’re now ba& to where you started. ft’a

thataimpial Yournay viawthm operation as8bigsebctor

awkofrandyau aroatthaawftcii atthecOnsaIa.

INSTALLER 00DE (Uaar #1/Authortty fmml O)

The instafbr wrams ●ntnstafbte Code rnitiaflyas pan of

the programming prooedum, and thii -O is the only oode

that parmtte -my into the programming made (unless “98

has been pmvbusty usad to ●xit the programming mode, see

bebw). The lnst~br’a Code can also bused to perform

normal system functions.

The ayatam atso pmvidea an Instalkr Ode bohut feature,

which pr.vents the uss of the Installer’s Code from re-

●ooosaing the Programming modo ●fter the initial

programming. Thii feature is activated by pressiW “98 to

●xft Programming mod.. Tho only way to ●ccess

programming mode once this feature is aotivated, is by

~~ dthe aystom and powering up again, ●nd then

~bg-htha ”and#kaysattho sama timawithin30

seconds of power up. ff re~ea to Programming mode

using the Instafbr’s Code ki desired after initialprogmmming,

then ●xit Programming mods by pressing “99. For additional

aoourfty,the inatafler code can be used to disarm the system

ortfyti ilwasuaadto armthasyatom.

The Inatalbr also programs tho master aacurftyoudas, whii

am the oodaa intended for use by the primary users of the

ayatent. Thamastaroodas oanthanbe usadtoaagignupb

99 bwor bvol cxtdas, which can be used by other users of

tis~m-~n?hanatib~titicr~.

Note that Opan/Cbse reporting for tho Instatbr ode is

●nabled in fwld %9.

Asaftippad fromthafactory$ theinitiaf kwtalfatimde&~

~rammed (default. 4-1-4-0), ad oan be ohangad by the

kmtaffarbany cede daaimd (program fii WO).

Users #16 -#99 will ropoti as Usar ~15kHmogsbled for

IMPORTANT!: uring user oode ●ntry, normal koy

dapasms atotharomsotes inapartitiin wiftbeignomd.

However, panio key depression will oaues ●n●larm and

tarminato user ●rrtry.

tOPE@J/CLOSE REP ORTING NOTE When adding ●

user, tho syatom will only prompt far 6petibeo report

~Wtith.WfsM~n9-&t*&r.Wna

Maetor or Martagor adds ●now user, tho now user%

OpOt@bOO f@Portktg.rtabb will be the same as that of the

Master or Managar ●dding the user. MOpen/Cbaa reports

amrequirad *ba@eotabb by the kbtor or Manager, the

fndaffar should assign two MaaW or Martagor user oodas:

one wffh Opart@oaa raporting ●nabfad, and one without

EXAMPLE: User may be regularly ●ssigned to partition 1.

This would be t- default display for this user, howevar he

may ‘SOW to go to partitiin 2for example. (Assumes he

has been programmed for aooass to partition 2) The user

inters hia normal aamsa code and the proper squonce to

select ●n@wr partitiin followed by the number 2for partition

2. ~dmay will now select partitiin 2informationfor view

●nd further action. In the above ●xampte notice that no

aoeass is afbwad far thii user into partitions 3-8. Attempts

to access these partitionswould be den”bdautomatiiliy.

IeAUU amaw.r, mmagm or upwaIor coa.:

Etierltir-+[8]+-Mr#+-M~do

Console will prompt for Authority level. Enter the level

number as fotkms

1=Master (Arm, Dbarm, Bypass, ●dd or modify lower

bval users)

2- Managar (Arm, Dm, Bypass, add or modiiy bwer

level Usars)

3= OPSratorLevel A(Arm, Disarm, Bypass)

49 Opsrator LOvalB(h, Dm)

5= Operator Level C(Arm, Disarm only ff system armed

with thii ode)

6- Duress (Arm, Dunn, triggerssibnt panic alarm)

Oonsolo witl than prompt for OpartKXose repoting option$.

Press O(NO) or 1(YES). Oonsolo will also prompt for

●uthority of this user to access other partitions. Press O

(NO) or 1(YES). If YCS, tha next partition number in

sequence will be dmptayad with ●prompt askktg if ~s is

desired. Press O(NO) or 1(YES). fl no, the next pdtiin

number witlbe diied with the “access desirti prompt. tf

yes. the system will ●utomatically assign ●user number and

will prompt for the amhodly bvol thm user should have in the

assigned partition. Enter the desired authorfty level number.

The nexf partitionnumber will than be displayed with aprompt

for access. When ●ll psrtitiins have been displayed, the

umsols will aomll through ●ll partitionsto which aocass has

been ●ssigned, and will display the user number ●nd

authorhy level for ●ach.

To CHANGE ●Maator, Martagor or Operator oode:

Enter fnstalbr ~ + [8] +User number +new oode for that

user

The system tit detect that the uaor number is ●tready

assigned and wftl prom@ Mthii is ●new uaar. Pmsa O(NO).

Theeystemwillthen tiithatthe ohangoisatbwad basad

an authdzatbn bval. tfthauaar nuntber isthaaamaasthe

Installer’s, the system will prompt for the new code to be

reantomd. This prevents -idontaHy changing ah~h level

oode.

To DELETE sBMtor, Mattagor or Oparator ood.:

Entar fnatallerooda +[8] +Uaar number +fnatalkr cads

The system wifl promfx if thii -e should be deleted. Press

o(NO) or 1(YES). Nyes, that user’s code will be removed

from all partitions to which it had been assigned, ●nd ●ll

wthorixatbn bvafs and other informationabout that user will

be delatad..Note that ●user can only be defetd from the

partitiin mwhd nwas first ●ssigned, ●nd can only be

debted by ●user with ●hgher authoritylevel. Auser oannot

delete hmseff.

TO EXIT THE USER CODE ENTRY MODf& either

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MASTEWMANAQER CODES (Authority Lavolo 1/2)

Tha Mastar CXrdais ths do intwrdad for uss by ths primary

usars of tha system when psrformhtg sysfam functbns, and

can bs changsd by tho Master Usar. Ths factory dafault

mastar do is %2-3-4. Por ●dditbnaf ssourity, thsMaster

Cod. oanb usadm assign bwar faval codas (maximum of

99 par p@tiin), which can bs usad by ~ndary usars of

thasystamwho donothavoa naadtoknowtha Master_

(supervisors, ●mpbyass, doaning Poraonnal. fa~ w).

Eaoh user’a cod. oan bs indiiuafty diiinatsd or -ad

at aly tkno.

OPE NICLOSE RkP OR TING: Not. that opsn/cfoso

raporting●ablas for addsd uasra wa tha cams as thatofths

masteror manager adding ths nsw usar.

Master Ccdos ●nd ●ll fewer tavel tics can bs usad

intorchangesbly when psrformiflg sysfom functbns withh m

psrtftion (a system ●rmed wfth ausots tompomry oods oan

ba disarmed with the Master Code or wrothor user’s

tornporary ~), with ths excsptiorrof tho Operator Lovsl C

Code describsd Iator in thii asctbrr.

10 ●dd, chango or doloto ●Msna@or or Oparator

cod., follow tho samo prooaduros doscribsd in ths

INSTALLER CODE paragraph, substituting Master or

Manager cod. for Instatlor @o. Not. that ●MANAGER

cannot dobta, charrgoor add ancthor MANAGER.

OPERATOR CODES (Autttorlty Lsvols 3=S)

Opomtors can ●rm ●nd disarm ths system to tha authority

asslgnad, but cannot sdd or modify ●ny user. Tha tabfa

Mow fiis tho thrss ●uthority Isvols. HOparator Lsvol Ck

soloctsd (somotimcs known ●sBabysitter cod.), that

opamto~ cod. osnnot ba used to disarm tho system

unlsaa tha systcm -armed wkh that ccdo. This cods is

usually assigned to parsons who may havo tha rrasdto arm

and disarm ths system ●

tspecific times only (ox. ●

babystttar noods to oontrel the system only when

babysitting).

oPERAlOR LEVELS wAfJTHoRf’lY

Lovol 17 MI* %nctlons Pormlttad I

3Opsrmor Laval AAnt

4IOPS rater Lavsl BArm, DmnT

Is‘-=+

lopsmtorLavsltqAm,Disafmonly ifafmdrdh

IIIsamoaids I

DURESS CODE (Authortty Lavcl 6)

-dur--bamo~d-ndmga~titiba

csntral monitoringstation fftho usar is baii fomad to disarm

(or arm) tha systam under threat. This faatura is only usaful

if tha systam is oonnsctad to ●oontmfstation. Whsn tha

system’s Auxiliary Vottago Triggers ●moonnootad to

●nothor communication’s madis (Dorivad Ch8nnafAong

Ranoo Radio). not. that duress is signaffsd on tha cams

trigg;r that tinals silant psnb (whoro~ durass has fts own

uniqus rapcrt whan digWy communicated).

Thadumssmda hasaignsdon aparfltiiby psrthbn -

and oarr ba any ~dssirad. When usad, ths system till

d~(tim), tiWtisotia @km-@ ti~tid

atatbn. Thara wifl ba no indication ●ttfw consols that an

alarrnwassant.

SETTING THE REAL-TIME CLOCK

PROCEDURE

clock, or tho cbdr can bs sot via tho Oownbador scftwara.

10 ●ntor raal-tlma clock mod., prsss CODE +#63.

Thsd*witl show

Tho-?=frldbatos thaarrrsnt rnoda. Tha[6Jkayohangas tha

mod. from DAY to HOURto MINtJIE to MONTHto DATEto

YEAR. Ths [4] koy drangss thsmods in ravarssofdar.

Tho [3] &[1] kays am USOdto sat tho T’t=ATE vafucS.

Tho [3] ksy moves ths TIME/DATE ahsad, tha [1] kay nrwas

tho TfME/DATE backwad.

T& :t&:&Em~he [3] or [1] kay to change from ?

To act tha Urea: press [6] until tho 7appears in ths

hours poshionothen usa tha (3] or [1] kay to sat tha hour.

Pmss[6 qdnti-ti[3]or[l]~*m~tinti.

Usaths kaytosst AMor PkA.

Toatbti,~~[6]~uti~tio?~- in

tha month @tbn, than USCtho [3] Or [1] kSy to SCf fhc

month. P-h[6]*qti ti*tbp]w[l]w*

satths dam. Prasstho [6)ksyagain andusathsp]or [l]

kaytosafto sstthsyoar.

To ●xft ctook mod., press ●fthor tho [8] ksy or tha ~]

kay. Exfting wfth tha [8] koy wifl savs all changas. Exiiirtg

w2h tha ~] kay wii ●xit without changing any of ths vafuaa

(uSad Whan viswing tha timo sattings, but no Changes am

dasimd).

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KEYPAD FUNCTIONS

GENERAL INFORMATION VIEW CAPABILfTtES OF AUSER (5137AD only)

Note that if QUICK AThe conaob wiffdisplaythepartitionsthat user is authorized

RMise nabted (field “29), the 1#]key for, the user number, ●nd the authority bvel for all partitions

oan be pmssad instead of entering the security coda, for

●ny of the ●rming prooedums (Away, Stay, Instant, authorbed. Enter arde +lx] +[r@].The user’soapabiiitkw in

Maximum, etc.). oaoh authorized partition will typioally be displayed ●s

folbws:

Thakeypad afbwathe usertoarm anddiaarrntha ayatom.

●nd perform other ayatom Iunctiona,such ●sbypassing

zonos, view messages from the oentml atatiin and disptay

zone descriptors. Zono ●nd system conditions (darer,

troubb, bypass) are diaptayed in the Dispby WI*.

When ●nafarm otawa, oonsob sounding ●nd ●xtomal

soundhg will oowr, and the zone(s) in abrm witl be diapbyed

on the corrsola. Pressing any key will sitonos the oonsota

aoundsr for 10 aeamds. Dsarming ths system will sibnce

both console and external sounders. When the system is

disarmed, any zorms that were in mdam condtbn during

the armed perbd will be dsptsyed (memory of atarm). To

ctaar this display, simpfy repeat tho disarm sequence (ontor

the SSOU~ code and press the OFF key).

Tho oortsobs afso feature chime ●nnunciation, ●nd 3panio

key pairs (for sibnt, ●udiile,fir.or personal ●mergen~

alarms) which can notify the central station of ●nalarm

conditiin, if that servios is connected.

ARMING FUNCTIONS

The folbwing is abriif list of system mrnmanda. For detaited

information concerning system functions, refer to the User%

Manual.

Dlaarmed Not Ready Before ●rming, the system must

be in the READY oondtiion (atl

zones must be intact). tfthe %JOT

READY message appears, press

the READY r] koy to display

tautted zones.

Arming Away Enter *+ AWAY ~

AW’~g Stay Enter oode +STAY [3.

At -g Instant J

Enter *+ tNST

A{ .ag Maxlrttum Etier mde +MAKfMUM~4].

SUMMARYWARMINOWOES

Disarming Enter code +OFF [1).

Bypasalng Zonos Enter coda +BYPASS [6]+ zone

number. To automaticallybypass

atl fautted zones, use ~uick

Bypass” method: Enter csde +

BYPASS +[#l.

Chimo Mode Enter cede +CHIME [9]. To turn

chime mode off, ●nter oode +

CHIME a@n.

PARTfTION “GOTO” COMMANDS(5137A0 OnfY)

Each oonaob is ●ssigned ●defauft partition for display

purposes, and will show only that parlitiin’s information. To

aee information for another partition, or perform system

functions in another patiion, use the GOTO command (ads

+~] +pa.@tiin nym~r O-6). The oonsob will remain in the

new parhtmn untrl directed to go to another partition, or until

90 seconds has etspaed with no keypad -.

me users opanmoae reponcapabmy

EzEl

is shown by the dot folbwing the

●uthority favel. ff Open/Cbse is not

●nabled for ●user, the dot will not

appear.

VIEWING DOWNLOADED MESSAGES (5137AD only)

Users may occasionally resrive messages on the mtsob

tfispfay from their installation mmpany. When this occurs,

the console will display ‘Message. Press Ofor 5sacs.-.

Instruct the user to press and hold the Okey to disphy the

central station’s message. Note that the system must be in

the READY state to view these massages.

USING THE BUILT-IN USER’S MANUAL(5137AD only)

An abbreviated User’s Manual is stored in the system’s

mmov, and -n be psrticutartyuseful to the end user if the

printad Users Manual is not conveniently acceasibb when

the user needs to perform aseldom used and unfamiliar

system procedure. Ths Buitt-in Users Guide is displayed by

simply pressing any of the function keys (e.g., OFF. AWAY.

STAY, MAXIMUM, BYPASS, INSTANT, CODE, TEST,

READY, #, ●nd CHIME) for approximately 5seconds and

then releasing it. Abbreviated instructionsrelative to the key

that has been pressed witl than be displayed (2 lines of text

●re diapfayed at atime).This function operates in either the

armed or the disarmed state.

DISPLAYING DESCRIPTORS (5137AD only)

The Atpha Conaobs an dispfay ●ll programmed descriptors,

which is useful to the instafbr when checking entries, and

can be helpful to the user when there is ●need to identify

zones. To disptay dadptom, press and hokt the READY

key until the buitt-irt instructions for that key ●ppear, then

roteasa the key. The zone descriptors will appear one at ●

time. for ●bout 2-3 seconds aach. For faafor vWIW. Pfes$

the READY key to d- the next descriptor in numeriil

order and so on. When afl descriptors have been disptaywf,

the Oontrol wilf ●xif disptay mode. To ●xh display mode

bafore ●ll desoriptora have been displayed. enter the

aaourityde andpressfhe OFFkey.

PANIC KEYS

There ●mthree pairs of keys (1. +1], [# +3]. ~ + #]) ti~t ~

programmed, an be used to manually initiito alarms ●nd

send ●mporl to the cantrat station. Each pair of keys can be

indwidually programmed for 24 Hour SWnt, Audible or

Auxitiary (Emergency) responses. The panic function is

activated when the appropriate pair of keys ●re pressed at

the same time.

The panic hmdions am identifbd by the system as follovm

*+1 95

#+3 96

*+* 99

For 5137AD oonsolos, these panic keys oan ●lso bs

programmed with an a@hadescriptor.

IMPORTANT: For the Panic functions to be of practical

vafue, the system must be connected to aoentral station.

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TROUBLE CONDITIONS

OENERAL INFORMATION OTHGR TROUBLB

Tha wrd “CHE* on tha Oonsolo’s diapiay, aooornpanbd

~am~~g~tk%nwb,~~.--oba

●Adlaplay of %OMM. FAiLURF at ths Oonaota hdbataa

that atalk murrad In tha talophona oornmunbatlw

tmubb rnnditbn tn tha watom, Tha ●tdlbb warnhm sound

_——

oan ba silamd by pmaihg ●ykay, Inatruoi uasi to oail .

for sorvba Immadlatoly upon saaing ●yof tho fof~ng

rnoaaagcs.

“CHECK” MESSA@ES

cAdisplay of “CHECK aommpanbd by ●display of wor

mora zono dasoriptor(s) indiiataa that ●probbm ●xiata

wtth thoso zono(s). First, dotormino tf ttm zona(s)

disdavad am intact and maks thorn SD Uthav ara not. if ●

(Odeplus OFF) to dsar the display. -

Adisplay of tha wrd ‘CHEC~ acmrnpaniadby●numario

display of 897 indicates that ashotl ●xists on tha Polling

b30D ●nd mav sdiminatosome of tha omtaction. Fautt Vr

CONDITIONS

portbn of your syatam.

Adbpiayof ’LO SArandazono_r, m~W

byaonoapar mlnh-ptitio~hd~~a

tow battwy oenditbn axbta in tha wtrsbaa tranamittar

dia@ayad.Tha audbb wamlrw sound maY ba $Iian08dby

prassing ●ny kay. Adisplay of ‘SYSTEM LO SAr

indbatos that ●bw battery conditbn axtata with tha

ayatom’9 kradtup battaryo

Adisplay of ‘4280 SET UP ERROW at tha oonsoia

hdiithat a42iB0-6raoaivar iabaiiusadhaaYs@n

with mora than 8RF zonosprogrammed. if this bmt

oorraciad, non. of tho zonos in tho syatam wlil bs

~*=imHWm&mu~ 8RF zonasara dasirad,●4260

can” bs ●ssigned an ●lpha doscr~r when using tho

5137AD resole. POWER FAILURE

tftha POWER indbaioriaoff,andthamaaaaga”AC1._~

Adisplay of tti WOmf“CHECK ~~bd bY ●nUfnSfiO diiad, tha C@nadois Oparatingon battaty powar only.

display of ‘S8”, ‘89=, %O-. or WI= indioatos ●4280 Chadt to ass that ysur ayatwn’s plug-in tmnafomr has not

Racaivor problem. Faults %8”, %~ %& &~1” can ba basn~ntaiiy pybdout. tnatructtha usartooafia

●ssigned alpha daacriptors when using tit. S137A0 asrvba WmSanWW immadiify if AC powar oannofba

consofa. rastorad.

In ordor for tima ●nd data stamping to ooour, tha ●yatom’o roai-ttrno oiook must ba sat.

Rofor to tho S~NG THE REAL TiME CLOCK aaotion for dotsiis.

GENERAL lNFORMATtON Programing

The system has tha abitii to racord various avonta in ●Ths system can ba oonfiiurad for tha foifowing .vanf bg

historv km (224 want CSDSCihd whamin cacti avont is activitk

racordd” k 06 of fiw- ca~~o$s (alarm, A, bypass, ●

opan 6system), with tha tima and dah of ks oocurronoa (if

raal-tima dock is sat). The bg may ba viswd (Dispby Mod@)

USiW a5137A0 @la mnsob, oroan ba printad (print Mods) ●

on aserial printer (connactad to tha ayatam via ●4100SM

Sarial Moduia: soo 00NNECTOR J8 iNPUTS &OUTPUTS c

saction for amnaction dataita).

Diaptay Mod.: Enter OOD~~] +[8] +[0]

Print Mod.” Enter CODE +[#]+ [6]+ [1]

Ciaar Event Log: Enter CODE+ [#]+ [6]+ P]

To EXfT Event Lo Mod.: Press *at an time.

To ●ithar raoord ●vents but not print thorn unbas

wmmandad bdoso, ortoautomathffy print thaavanta

as thay amu (fiitd 1“72).

Spadfio catogorias of ●vants to ba toggad oan ba

Ssbctivoiy anabbd (kid 170).

Thotirnaatmpcan tJaprogrammadfor aMwr120r24hour

brmata (fii 1“71).

Thaprintartmud mtacanbsaatto aithar3000r 1200bmst

(fiitd 173).

sat awnt togt.hnddatoraport●nabia (fbfda 1*4O*1*41).

Enabiaraporting ofavant bgoapac&y (b.50%fui180%

full&ovarfbw) programmedinfialda1“406 1*41.

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EVENT LOGGING DISPLAY &PRINT MODES

After ●ntering either mode, tho foUowingwitl be d~ed:

ENTER O. RECENT

The Event Log hotds up to 224 wonts, ●nd can display or

print ●ll wonts in ●oatogofy (oomphto), or only tho60

wonts in ●cawgory oocurring sinoa tho fast Clear Event Log

command (reoant). Note that ones the Event @is Mf, the

oldost event will be ●rasod upon the logging of ●ny new

went. Prass the dosirod display mode key, Oor 1.

The eystom afbws viewing of any partition’s event fog. Enter

tho part&ion number for the panition whose wonts am to bo

dmpfeyed. Entorirtg O(NO) willd-y allpartitbn’s events.

For dispfay and printing purpoeas, ovonta U. stored on ●

partition by partitii baaii (excepl aystam wants), and ars

9- into fiie ategories as Mows.

Use tho [3] &[I] keys to eoroll to tho next or

Previous cateoorv suaons resoectivetw

EVENT LOG

muw I

IE5YzEl

10 dleDlav the wmtte

Disptsystino/dstsforSonesmet

hevsaiUmrausaden

dsrrnaheva

beonrosmradrnsdsctedpsrtMrl.

CLEAR EVENT LOG

To otear tho Event Log, ●ntor CODE +[#] +[6] +[2]

mfdbwing will-kppw

Press [1] if Event Log is to be cfoard from momo~. Atl

wonts in tho togwill stillbe disptsyed iftho FUU LOG DUMP

option is sela&ted. Only those events oocurring from tho

timo of tho CLEARcommand will b. dmpteyod if PARTfAL

diapfay option is selected. Press [0] if ovont log is not to ba

doarod et this time.

ft [1] bproaaad, tho foftowii will appeac

prw1-YES J

Press [1] il it is desired to dear the ovont log. Press [0) if

event fogisnotto be cloarad.

SCREEN DEFINITIONS

REOENT Events sines lest CLEAR f

Dmpkly s allevents

lYPE Typo of event (Burg., Fire,

etc. )

Disptoys timeldsm for Zonos -t ~Zono (awnect) number

hsveausada 80uUsorsuporvisnw User numbar

ODn&ioninaekctadparmolt

DisPhYsdmeMa*timf-tit

hsvsbeon bypassodinsefeow

partition.

Di8ptaya tires, dam end user

rwrnbar for cash ●rming ●nd

disarminQof rho Systemfor be

partition~.

Displays thne/data for systam

probtams, suoh ●sAC Loss,

oommuniostion failure, ●tc.,

rogardiessof pufidon.

Db@Wdamofwsnkrn

ohronobgioel ordar, from most

-t m ddost

In ●particular oetegory,

mreas ~81 ~the desired ceteaorv screen. ff in Diiofw

be, &&tts witi appear one at ~tirno fmm the most ra&ti

to the ofdest. Press [8] again bdispfay oaoh subsquent

event. ff in Print Mods, the first press of [8] will ceusa tho

printer to print aft ●vents in that category, with each ●vent

●utomaticefiy sorofted on the d~fey console. Tho foffowing

iss typical display 8howsburglsry alannoccurmdin

zono30fpudtion 8,st12.U2AMon

-1.

After the fast ●vent in the sdected category has boon

d~tayed, the foffowingwifl appear for a law seconds:

The system will ●utomatically return to tho

RECENTtCOMPLETE selection screen dascrbod ●arlier.

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VI. SYSTEM COMMUNICATION

SPLITIDUAL REPORTING

Dual raporting(%1) sands Wropofis to both prtmwy and

ssoondmy phono numbam. Splft rsporting altowa ropma to b

divided betwsan tho phono numbers ~rding to the fiifd’s

(1*34) solactions. Spliiual roportlng can ba ●act6d by

●nablii dual repotting and ●nabling ona of the split mportlng

options in fiofd 1“34. ff optbn [1] is s6factad, di atarrns, alarm

mstoros and canoal ropom will go to both phona numbers,

whii atlothar reportswiflgo to the saoondary phone number. ff

[2] is sebctad, opantcbss and test mossagaa wifl go to both

ohono numbem. whife ●ll othor reoorts will wto tha orfmaw

R@orthgC+tbns:-

FORMAT 31 1%4

SPLIT ola2

ADEMCO LOW SPEED

AOEMCO LOW SPEED is apulsedformatwhbhrespondsto

81400 Hz handshako and kiss-off. and transmits data w~h

1900H2 pub bnos @10 pUISSSpar second (pps). Afypioal

message ~nsists of two rounds whd must bs tmffi by

the racaiver. A~mplete standard raporf consistsof ●f&har●

3or 4diiit acceunt number followed ~●ld~it alarm ooda.

Though 2rounds ●re santj only the vafid raport kdisplayed.

[n expanded reporting, two messages are sent, two rounds

par message, the first bahg tha ~unt number and ●h

me,tksmmwl~tiemodeb-tih

wasassigned. Acomplete expandad raporf consistsof ●3or

4-digit account number folbwed by ●Idigit afarm oode, then

the alarm cx%feis repeated, folbwed by tho ohannal nurnbar.

E)(. Smrdard CCCCEwhsrw &=rXk2 ~

ExPandd ycc: Z-zonalDads

SESCOA/RADIONICS

Standard ●nd ●xpandod reporting in tho

SESCOA/FtADIONICS format is virtually tho sams as

ADEMCO &w Spaad ax~pf fortha folbwing:

1.ThahandsMwandkiss*ff fmqumoyis22cONz

2. Thadsrais8an4mit9sdwi611600H2fx4aamnas.

3. Thararaof rmsmissbnis20ppc.

4+2 REPORTIN@

A4+2 report cons.bta of ●4dqit ~unt numbar and ●2-

digit alarm code, or ●vent code. 4+2 raports oan be

accomplished either in ADEMCO Low Spead (10 pps), or

SESCOA/R.ADIONICS (2o P@ format.

In 4+2 reporting 8uniquo 2digif code for ●ach zone is

reported. A4dqir acoounf number followad by ●2dwit oode

is sent, wham the first digit is the actuaf event such as in

ALARM, RESTORE, or TROUBLE, ate, and tha aaoond digit

of tho oodo reprosants tho %ona- share the worn ~ad.

(but not nacossarity ths actual zons numbar). Each cods in

itsaff is unique to ●sp6cifiizon6. ffdesired,thaadual zone

numbar can bs raportad by ●ntering the mrresponding 2digit

y~rn~t=rx. zona 1= [0] [1]: zona S3- [6] m. Araporf

12S4 S@(%W~boa~ —rRoWt2RE61m.2oN2 a.

4+2 EXPRESS

ADEMCO’S now Express format providas tho ●m.

information uthe&2 format, but with threa diffo~

1. Tho datm is transmitted in DTMF (Dual Tono Mutti-

Fmquoncy, fcnown as VouchTono”. dm. ~. of 10

characters par sscond). Thii greatfy dacreasas tha tfma if

takas aroporf to go through to c6ntraf atatbn. An average

4+2 Low Spsadraportmight takeasbngas 20asoondsto

Oomplota its raport but 4+2 Exprass takas Under3sacs.

2. Two message rounds are .Iiminatad by tho use of ●

oheoksum dwh. Instaad of tho communbator aendhtg 2

rounds per report, Bsands only 1round wtth aoheduum

digit ●tthe ●nd. Doing this ●bo halpa in deoreaaing the

tinwlttalwa foraraporttobasert

3. The hmdshaka fraquency is 1400 Hz followed by 2300

HZ6ndthakiasoff frquo*k1400*

ADEMCO HIGH SPEED REPORTfNQ

ADEMOO’a Hiih SpaadforrnattransmUadafa in DTMFatar@a

of 10 characters por saoond. Tha handshake frequanoy &

1400 Hz fofbwed by 23oO H& and the kfaaoff fraqusnq b

1400 Hz. lhs maasago cmntains13 dgtts as foftowc A4.digff

eunt numbar +●ighf channafa of zons informatbn (1-3 or

duress PIUS3-1S) +on. status channal whbh idantifii the

typa of ●vanta baii reported in tho ●ight zorw bcatbna. A

typial Hqh Speadraportwifl bekiasadoffin undar5aaconds.

O&nlWmghso ouldhav60neotth efo30w@toondnbrrx

“NOIE. Ctwvnfl wM-nthausarlDW, A-Fif OpWCbs

fv-wm~

Ths statuschannal might have orw of ths fotbwing oondhiinx

1. DlfREss&OroumssPbschsrswk6.150nty)

2.mNfNG

3. SYPAss(Forcblrlsb 1401ty)

4- CWSING

5-TRCtlJu(For~ld~)

6- ~M ~A~: ●AclQS6inctWvdl

●msAmRYirlchW0d2

•~TAWER&I~3

•~oNmhctmsnt4

7-~~~A~ ~1.uq)

g.~~

Atypbafhqh apoadrsport may bokasfoffmw

l~Sl15s7(ti#l=ti_wtiti2d3)

LIMITATIONS

l.Whanuaing Adamoohiihapssd, mmanbartharearo onfyls

charmebavaiUfa, pbsadurasa ohannaLUmorathanlS

zon6aareb6ing usad*th6ywi9 hav6toahar60hsmWs.

2.WM Ada- Hiih Spaod reporting, channels 9-15 cannot

raporttmubfasor~. usethasschannalsforzonas

thatwfflnot

raporfthesa oondhiins.

CONTACT ID REPORllNG

This is theonfy format that can identify ●ll S4 profadion

zonas by thair uniquo zona (Contaot) ID numbsm, ●nd

providos ●l-diiit avont quafifiar and 3digit, spacdbdy

defii wont ~.whii quickfy idOfltffiiStho ~ndiibn

baii mportad.

~tDraportainDTMF(DualTonsMutii-Frquancy@10

characters per aacond) and responds to ●1400 HZ fofbwad

by2300Hz h6ndshake,6nd a1400Hz tdssoff.This form6f

also US6Schadcsum instead of tww messago vorifbatbn. A

~mporf takes undar 3●aoonds.

-lDRePortiqtakaa thaforrrr@ OCOOQEEEGGZZ

wham

m- Cuaamar(sukrbar) nwnbsr.

o-EvsruQ&iarowhom:E-lw9&rllxJ&as10rs (3)

-EwrMoods(2haxadawMI

tionmsnsxtpags. “

-Fmmnrssnbsr.

z-zmwommdforusnbu~ hedwrn(ool~

orussrnunrbsr(oo1470)torop@0bsersporm.

SysmrrrS- rnsssaoss(AC@s&W* lest,sk)

oonmnZsroaSintlazzzbmaOn.

-Es-

9/ 1

TABLE OF CONTAC

Codo IDofUrltlon

IlO IFm Alarm II

WBurg181y

--- –—.-— I

rtAlarrn I409 lKwsw

, . ..JmAiarrn 4f 1!call be%

441 IArmedS1

“B nuxiliary

** {

r-. u- i

-RF

vision

BfV

knr {

meqlr-3ater-

rAv I

570 Bwass

601 Manually Trigqerad Test

602 Periodic Test

621 IEvent bReset

622 IEvent Log 50% Full

623 IEvent Log 90% Full

624 iEventLw Overflow

626 Time~ate Reset I

ADVtSORY: Adamda new Contact tD reporting is capabfe of uniquety reporting all 64 zones of information, as well as

openings and cbaii ti afi 128 users,@oerrtralstationsequipped with the Memo 685 receiver using software bvel 4.5 or

higher. 685 software fevela bebw 4.5 oannot ●upporf Contaci ID reporting. For information regarding updating the 685

receiver, amted Adontoo’s Teohnii Support groq at 1—80&S6-7492 (NY) or 1-800-458-9469 (CA).

4140XMPT COMMUNICATION PROGRAMMING GUIDE

or ●xQanded

“79, ’80 Enables alarm restores

“49 Add cheokaum digit

“81, “82 Define -es and

selects 4+1 or 4t2

“64, ●56, ●59, Dofiis atarrn went

“61. ●64. “66. Ooda

[“69: “71: ●74. I

“50 SaaooatRad”smow

selects fKOd digit time

inatoad of fried

NOTES fbta: Low speed win

not send 3+2

ntaaa8ges. Zone fD

dgit is suppressed.

Contaot ID High Speed Express

No ●ffect No effect No effect

No Offact No ●ffect No offecf

Enables ●larm roatorea Enabfos alarm restores Enables alarm restores

No effeu Add checksum digit No offad

Iatdigit ●nabba raporl let digii enablae report Define odes and

wit la non-zero it It is non-zero selects 4+1 or 4+2

i%atMasramrta haions raoortino ohnl Dafws alarm event

I I

ti-~f ~arootia code

Ireportrlg

No effau INo ●ffact IDefines code and I

I Iaelaota4+1 or 4+2 I

Enabbs report ‘1

Enablesrepmt

Enablesreportand

W. Alarmchannel sebotalet d~it of.the

nwst be programmed. 24igit event ode.

(01-15) NOTE: No reatorea

.– .if event not sent.

)40 ●ffect No ●ffect No effect

disirad,ifntuafba *&o&fary, if must

usadonfJoth prirnuy& be used for primary. ~

aeamdary phone #a. used on primary, any

~fonlmucnab w.

-26-

VII. PROGRAMMING THE SYSTEM

GENERAL PROGRAMMING PROCEDURES

GENERAL lNFORMATtON

Review the global and specifii partitioning Isstums Iited in

the GENERAL INFORMATION esction of thii mmmi More

~amming.

Theeyatam isshippad withasetof prs-progmmmad vatuaa

that aro designed to moat tha naods of many installations.

Thaaa an ba ohangod by ths inatafbr to suil apacifii naeds

if dosirod. In ●ddition, four sam of pro-programmed

oommunioation dofautt values can dao ba badad by ths

instalbr, ●ach sat designed tor ●specitii communbation

format. Thoea too can be ohangad to sutt tho nsads of 8

particular installation.

Chsnges to these pm-programmed values can b.

programmed directly from the console (5137AD onty) or from

an IBM compatible computorterminal ●ithar mmotdy (using ●

HAYES 1200 SMARTMODEM) or at the job sit. (using the

4100SM Sar@l M~uio). Both rnothods use tho 4130pC

Downbading softwsm (be sum that the software vsrsion

used includas s4140XMPT menu election). Soe tho

DOWNLOAOING sactbn for more information.

For ●lpha oonsolos, Engfish Language descriptions of ths

zonos and ●custom inatafler mesaago (whii appears when

the system is ready to arm) oan be progmmmsd using ths

built-in vooabuiary of words (sss 693 MENU MODE, ALPHA

PROGRAMMING paragraphs tatar hthii asctbn).

USER-FRIENDLY ZONE, DEWCE ~ALPHA

PROGRAMMING (669 Menu Mods)

To help set up ●partitioned ●nvironmonf qubkfy ●nd

accuratoiy, Adom~ has providad ●tmmandous *to ths

programming prooaas. Inatoad of tha traditional msttrod of

programming ●ll tho fietds assooiatad with zonas and the

partitions thay ●re associate with, you may now fogiity

program ●zone for aft tts charactoristii se promptad by tha

4140XMPT (mfor to tha #93 MENU MODE aactionfor dataits.

This ensures that you assign ●aoh zono to ap@tion and

that azone rasponso type has bean asaignod.

Thb user-friendly schamo for programming aliiinafaa the

possibilityof you forgetting to ●ntar ●fii pmparty or simpfy

forgetting it attogetharl The system can now ba programmed

the way you approach your insfaflatii, by zonaal

This User FriendfyManu Mode can afsobe uead for

programming remote ~nsota chamctaristba, and tor

●toring alpha desufptom.

COMMUNICATfON DEFAULT PROGRAMMING

Thor. W. fiio sate of pra.progmmmad dofautta ●vailabb

(on. standard, ptus four diffemnf oommunbatbn dafaufts).

Anyonsofthaaa oanb9toadad intotha syatom’snwnory.

Rotor to the COMMUNICATtON PROGRAMMING section for

instructions.

PROGRAMMING STEPS

1. Enter Progrsmmlng mode (5137AD only)

Programmingmodscanbaantarad inonaoftwo~

1) Byd~~tir]ti [#]k~athmttitihh

30 seconds after powsr is apptiodto tho ControL

2) By keying the inatallar oodo, folbwsd by doprsssbn of

CODE+ O+ Okays. ~ol*ryinstallsr* canba

--htiPWm*”

Immediately followhg ●ntry into the program mod., the

foltowingwitlbe d~ad on a5137Atl Program Mode

●Fflf#viaw-oo

Following the above display, the syswm is ready to bs

programm~ for tho communication format pammoters, or

accept data ●ntrias.

2. Sot Standard ●ndlor Communloatlon Dafaulto

Rak to the PROGRAMMING OOMMUNICATtON DEFAULTS

section for further instructions if on. of tho four

communicationdatautt programmingsate is used.

NOTE: tf standard dafautta ●rs to ba Mad, only oonsoba

withanaddmaeoto003willba snabbdAmwotswhhona

of these addmaaas must be uaad to program fha system.

3. Frogrsm data fblds for syatom paramatsra

Program afl gbbsl programming fiilds, including phons

numbsrs and aocount numbars, as well as ●ny other

programming fiitds mquimd boustomKo the system to the

noads of tha installation. Not. thct program flolds

1●26 &1“27 (RF dovlco soktlon) ●nd 2“00

(number of partftlons) must ba progrmnmod.

When finished,program atl parfftbned programmingfiitds by

entering ●part-tin spacitii tiitd number. Rspaat for ●ach

partition uead in the system by preesing “91 to sotsct the

next partitbn. Rafor to the PROGRAMMING DATA FtELDS

aaction for spaoifii oommands and inatmctbns.

4. Uaa #63 Menu Mode for zone programming

RafartotheZONEPROGRAMMING aactbn bprogramzone

r~~ ~, ~ign rigflf bop ZOrwaSlld wireless ZOnSSO

and assign zonas to partifbna.

S. Uaa 663 Menu Mod. for dovlos progrmnnlng

Rater to the DEVfCE PROGRAMMING aactbn to assign

mwob ID numbers and dsfauft partitionstor aach oonaota,

and to Sebctivaty SuppressCsrtainOonao& Soundii.

6. Uaa #63 Menu Mod. for programming ●lphc

doaorlptors (5137AD only)

Refers the PROGRAMMING ZONEDEBCRfFTfONSsection

to ●nter zono ●nd partition descriptors ●nd ●custom

inataflar’smeaaago.

7. Exit Programming Modo

Exii programming mode by pmesing aither ’98 or “69. A

Seoondontryof”wisraquiradif thaixitisba ingdonafron

tiitis l*o0 and above. To pmront m—acosnbProgmrnmfnf

modousingtha tnatafbr%ooda, usa”66. Thaonlywaytor*

~Pmgramming modOisbydapmaaing boththar]anc

[#] keys at tho eamo limo wtthin 30 saoonds of power up

Exitingbyuaing W9ahvaysalbws mantryinto Programming

m~~~ ~&~ cads. Eiihar way of exkii wil

-27-

263

COMMUNICATION PROGRAMMING

GENERAL lNFORMATtON

To hafp ●xpsdite ths installation, Monm has fnmpomtsd 4

difbmnt communbation defsutta in tha ViSTA XMPT Control

(Low Spaod, Momoo ExPrass, Momoo High Spaad &

Adamoo’s naw ~ID). Thaaa dafdts ●utomatiasily

program industry-standard ode assignments for zonos,

keypad panics, non-alarm and Supervisory Conditions, and

can bs foadad ●

t●ny timo without dfocting non-

mmmunbatbn program fmids. lMng thasa dafauita savas

programming tirnal Attor bading ons of tha oommunioatbn

dofauits, you only rmad to wiro tho dovbas to their

appmpr@o Zonaa, and program tha fofbwi~

“Csntrsl,srationphornnumbsr(s),*m&%

.SubsonWs~nt numbsr(s),ti %2*W

“Zxletyps ~, flaW %2-W tlml-lm6

“Dshys, tirnsom, mdmkdmsou smm options.

The systarn is then oparationai.

LOADING COMMUNICATION DEFAULTS

Ones the Programming mods is ●ntorsd, clam ths syatsm’s

rnamory by pmsa~ ●97. Thii ●nsuras ●il program fwlds am

sat to their fuaory sat, pm-progmmmsd vafuaa. if dasirod,

toad ona of tha mmmurkatii dofautt programming ssts by

first changing fO tha 1“XX sat of fialds (pr.as ●94), than

omering ona of tha following fisid numbaw

TABLE OF DEFAULT PROGRAMMING CONUAND6

PRE= I~0= LOAD THIS EFAULT RAMMING

The program fiaids that ●ro dfaotad by badhtg ons of ths

commurtioation dafaufts u. fiaids “46 -“62, Default vaiuas

for ●ach communioatbn da@utt am iiatad on tho psgo$

following tho Programming Format tha ●nd of thii manual.

For detaibd information about raporting formats, saa tho

SYSTEM COMMUNICATION saotion. Aftar bading wdtha

dafautf SOtS,proooad to -M tha aystarn data fiaid$ =

daaufbed in tha PROGRAMMING DATA FIELDS aadion.

EASY=TO-PROGRAM COMMUNICATION flELDS

Tha ViSTA XMPT programming schamo oiiminatas ths nssd

to program zonas to ohannaia, and than ohannais to oodaa.

tf programming ~mmunioation fiaida manuafly, s“knpfyantor

whamvor oodo (3+1, 4tl, 4+2 or Mama Expraas) bto bs

Sam for oaoh zona (including panics, non-alarm oocfas●d

suparvbory oodas). NOTE: Entar “Ir to transmit an ‘A-,

Whiiappaars aawattharaaivar.

All zonas ●re saparatad into groups of 8, with oommon

raatom, troubia ●nd bypass oodaa for ●very 2groups (16

zonaa). Thare am 2doubiadigft antriaa for ●ach ooda. For

3+1, 4+1, 4+2 ●dAdamoo Express, Wfirsf •~ry kths

atarmoodsfora standadrsport. Thoaaoondantry iattwlD

digit for an ●xpandad 3+1 or 4+1 r.port. or ~r ●4+2 ~

Adamoo ExprassrapofL lffhasaoond digii@O, ~3+lor

4+1 (or 4+1 axpmss) non-a- ~.$ ~i b. ~

if only tins d~ita am ●ntomd in ths -unt numbar fistd,

ths ID or sacond dnita am igti, ff m~. * Ad.-

High Spaed format, tho first digit retry fs ths ohannoi

aaaignmom for that zone, and thasamd dwitisignoradif

●

ntamd. For Contaof ID rapofiinfi, th. first diih .mIY (-

non zero ●mry) onabbs reporting for that zono, and tho

aocord digit is ignored.

NOTE: Rastotii mprms for ●nwent wlli not bs sant ff ths

ovont itself is not ●nablod, won il ●mstom code is

pqrammsd for that went.

ENABUNG OF DtALER REPORllNG BY PARTtTION

in order to onabis distar mporta for ●partition, ●naccount

numbsr (fiiids ●32 &“90) must bs programmed for that

psrtifiin. Ths Controi is ahippsd with ●n~nt nurnbsrsst for

partftiin 1onfy (sat to FFFF). Partitbna 2-8 have no aouwnt

numbs ~mmmad.

In ●ddiiion, in ass of phons fin. taiiuro, the ‘COMM. FAIU

rnasaags wifi not ba diapisyad in psrtitiina whbh do not have a

pfifn~ acaum numbsr programmed.

SUMMARY OF DEFAULT CONSEQUENCES

LoW Spood (“94”80)

faading tits default doas ths following:

●Saiacts bw apaatf, standard format with no chscksum, for

both phons numbsrs.

●Assignsths fofbwing raporf codas:

03 for zonss 2-47

01 for zonss 1&46-55 (fro zonas)

02 for zones 62,63 (panic tmns), &%, 96.99 (k- PM*)

09 for ail alarm raatoma

●Enabisa ati zons typs tmtoraa.

ADEMCO Exprooa (-94”81 )

Loading thii dofautt doss ths following:

●Ssiscts Mom= ●xpmsa raportingformatt **urn*

tor both phons numbars.

●Raporloodaa forzonas 1-64, 4260s and kaypadpanicsars

asnt as thak raspsctiva zons iD numbars (01-64, 88-91, 95-

99), Durosais sant as QD”. Aiarm ratirs is %“ +2nddigif.

●Enabias aii zons typs MOMS.

ADEMCO High Spaad (’94”82)

Loadii his dafauft doaa ths Mowing:

.Salaota Adamoe High Spasd formal with no chackaum, for

bdh phona nurnbsrs.

“Rsportingis8saKPd*ti-*mk:

channstlforzonss l&46-85 (Fiwozonss)

channsi2forzatas 2-6

Channa13forzonsa 916

channai4forzonsa 1744

Channa15forzonas 3247(RFintarbrzonSS)

Channsi6forzonsa 66-61664

Channai 9for zonas 62 &63 (panictransmitter)

ckti7*tia(m689) 6p**ti@7)

Channs18fOrfirSt42if0 @&91)

Channais 10,11 &12 forkaypadpanba 95, 96&99

raspoctivefy

●EnaMaa afi ZOnStypa rSStOMS.

●Enabbs DUmSSto bs aam.

ADEMCO’S Contaot ID (*94983)

Lo.adirrgthii dafauit doos tha foiiowino:

●Saiscta Contact to format for both phons numbsrs.

●Raporting is ●nabisd for all zonas.

●Enabiss attzona typs MStOMS.

●Rafor to ths SYSTEM COMMUNICATION sactionfor went

cods dafhitbna.

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4140XMPT PROGRAMMING FORM

Rdor bths InsWMion Instmtm

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●O2 ●O8 ●O4 ●0s l~ol 1“02” f●OS“1“Od-1●OS

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(DufMcatO

thispaga lorthe partitions used in the installation.)

To progmm thssa fialds, enter apartitiimspsclfii field rnmdw.

To select ths nsxt pmtltlon, press ●91.

To mtum to the globsl progmm fl.ids, press 999.

PARTITION #_ PROGRAM FIELDS

“10

●11

●12

“33

“16

“22

“23

●29

●32

“38

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“85

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PROGRAMMING

KkY COMMANDS

’94 NextsetofIislds

●99 Pravious sat dfiatdsor ●xit Urog

ramming mods

’91 Salad naw partitiin

“03 Entar Zona/AlptrStDaVioaPmgmmming mod.

●D8 Exit programmingmock with installarIock-oul

GLOBAL PROGRAMMING FtELDS

Ths global(i... non-partitionspaoific) programmingfiilds am

groupad into thrao sata (or “pages-), as raprossntad in tho

diagram bslow. Tho first sot is aocasssd as soon ●s

programmhg mode is ●ntard. To ~tha othor ask of

fialds (indicatad on tha programming fom by ●~“ or Win

front of the 2dqit field •ddrc~), pru “94. Noto that the

alpha consoles display the wrds ALT PROGRAM MODE to

indicate tho higher sat of fmlds. To rstum bths pmvbua sat

of fialds, pmaa “99. Whan progmmming data fmlds,ths fwlds

fbtad in th. tabls in ths ZONE PROGWMING auxion an

coda +[q +[0] +[0] tsantsr ~mlng msda

“94 ●9:

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●94 t

1●99

To program spacl(k data flaldq pmas [*] pfuaths2-

dgit fmld addmas, than rnalw tha mquiti •m~lti wnaofa

will hasp whorl ●fistd has ban amplatdy programmed and

will ●utomatically diapfay tho next fidd in ssqusnca.

Partitioned programming fields ●makippsd (mfor to

PARTlT1014tt4G PROGRAMMING paragraph). lf tha numbsr

of digits that you ●ntsr in tha data fwld is lass than tha

maximum parmittad (CX. phono numbsr), ths oonaola

displays tha fast onfry ●nd waita. To prooaad, tha -data

fisld to ba progmmmad must bs ●ntorad manuafly (ox. praaa

“05).

To vlsw tho oontsnts of ●data ftsld, pr.ss [#] plus

tha2digit fiofd address.Ths fiild’s●ntrisawillbs diapfaysd,

butnocharrgsacan bsmads,

In 0sss of ●rrora: tf ●n●ddrosa is impropsrty ●ntomd,

tha conaols will disptay FC. tf ●program ●ntry is impropsrty

ontorad (for oxampto, ●hrgor numbar than that whii is

parmttkd), tho mnaobs d- witl go btank. In ●ithar asa,

simply m-ardor tha oarract numbsr.

DATA FIELDS

PARTITtON PROGRAMMING

Vafusa

for aoma programmingfidds am ayatsm*(gbbal),

and aoms oan bs difforsnt for aach partition. Liatsd in ths

tabls bsbw am tho apacifii fmlda that oan bs dafii for

Oti parthbn.

To sooosa pmtltlon ●poclflc fields, ●ntor ●

parfttion spoclflo flald ttumbar (ox. %9). T h●

dmwfUprom@fortha daairadpwtition numbsr. Oncsths

partitiin numbsr kantorad, tha partitiin -i fmfds for

that oartitbn osn ba uroorammad. Whan rnmofotad, prssa

IPrss. W1 to oalsot nut pmthlon.

Prsos Wto rstum to tho olobal prsorammlno ffstds,

in sddabno xonaa and mnaolaa mustbs assignadadsfautt

partition by using ths #93 Msrtu mods. Nets that ●ach

ansola an ●bo bs indiviiuafty programmed b●uppmsa

-isarm baspa, Sntrylsxtfbsapa and dtirns mods bsspa

w**~3-w. TM*k*pmvant unwantsd

aaundafrom d-ussminothsr arsa$dttto pramiga$.

ThspaWonad programmfngfisMs am~aldpp8d

when programming ttm gbbat fiifds. To aoaas thoaa

_m~fi.kblpmsa Wl. whkhwfllprorn@ you fofth8

partittonnurrtbordaaikad. Aftsr afl fii hthat partkion am

pmgmmmad, prsas ●91 to program ttta naxf partitiin’a

pamnafsm RapaatforsllfMkbrts uasdbtthaayatam,

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#93 USER FRIEN

GENERAL INFORMATION

Aftar prografnming afl aystom ralatad programming f~lda in

tha USLMIWay,PMSS~tO displayths firstChO& of ths

thraornonti driven programming functions, which am: Zons

Programming (for programming zona typas ad assigning to

partitions), Alpha Programming (for progmmmirrg ●tpha

doacriptors) &Dovioa Programming (for programming

console Charaotoriatioa). Pmas O(NO) or 1(YES) in

raaponaa to tha aaluakrn. Prassing Owill display tho naxt

choba in squonca. Rater to tho ZONE PROGRAMMING

section for instructions for progmmming zono

chamctariatii, tha DEVICE PROGRAMMING section for

instructions for programming ramoto ansotas, and the

ALPHA PROGRAMMING ●action for programming ●lpha

doscriotors. lha fii of commands uaad whila in tha menu

DLY MENU MODE

#93 MENU MODE KEY COMMANDS

rlmskkm!rnods

t13snmsumk@y. Press~have

oonsolsaccspt●n~.

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Scapsstrom Illanu Inoda, bsok into fieldprograrnminq

IllllLMh -1

NOTE: Tho following fields should ba preset baforo

baginning: 1“26 First RF Expander; 1●27 Second RF

Expandoc %00 Numbar of Partitions.

modoisshown attharight.

ZONE PROGRAMMING DEVICE PROGRAMMING

Tha foll~~ fislds can ~programmed by using ths ZONE 1.

IMPOR TANTt: Noto that bofom programming zono

chamotoristica, fidds 1“26 &1=7 (RF Expandsr SalsUs)

●nd fwfd 2=m (numbar of partitions) must ba programmed.

This idontifios the ttss of RF Raoakrars and the numbar of

partitions baing usad in tha system.

Enter Programming ~, then prasa #93 to dispfay 5.

ZONE PROG?. Prass 1to ●ar ZONE PROGRAMMING

%%the zona numbar to ba pmgrammad (01-64, 86-91,

S5, 96,97 or 99). Press ~] to ~wrtry.

Enter tha zons raspoma typa for thatZons (01-10). Tha

aoraon will ●ufomatioaffy dmpfay ths zona typs for tha

numbar ●ntorad. Prass ~] to aooapf ●rttry. ff ●different

zone rasponaa typa is dosimd. antor ●dfloranf numbar

and prass p]. 6

. ... . .—

E~or Pa-ramming mode, then press #93 to display

‘ZONE PROG?. Press O(NO) to display ‘ALPHA

PROG?”. Press Oaaain to disolav “DEVICE PROGY.

Prass 1to enter DEVk2E PROG~MING mods.

Enter the 2-digif console ID number as set by its DIP

switchas (01.31). Press ~] to aceapt entry.

Select the typa of consob, ●lpha or fixed-word, as

promptad (01.afpha; 02.fixad-word). Press ~] to accspt

●ntry. Entering 00- console not usad.

Enter tho consofa’s defautt partition number (01 to

mdrnum numbar of panitiins programmed for system in

field 2“00). This is tha primary partition for whioh the

consols is intendad to ba usad. Press ~] to accapt

●ntry.

Enter ●numbsr 00-03 for tho oonsole sounding .

suppression options dasirad for this oonaols as folbws:

Enter 00 for no suppmasbn.

Enter 01 to suppraaa amWbarm &●ntry/axifbaaps.

Entar 02 to suppraaa ohima mode baaps onty.

Enfar 03 to supprass arrnldiirm, ●ntrylsxit snd chims

mods baspa.

Ths soraon will display tha naxt oonaola numbar to bs

~-.

Prasa 00 baxil Manu Moda.

Dopanding on whsthor or not RF Expansion haa ba~n No= ~~ob addrcaa 00 is always b% sat to ●nalpha

programmed, and ifthiszona iabatwaan l-63, thaaystam

will ask tf thm &an RF (wiroleas) zona. Entar 1for yes, O~b withnosounder auppmssion options.

for no. Pmsa ~] to accapt ●ntry.

ffthszonanumbar is batwaan 10.64 andthazonahasnot

baon aalaotad as 8 wimlass zona, tha aystom will ask if

tikkar@~~mw. E~ltiy~, Otirm. Pws~]

to aooapt anfry.

Enter tha partition numbar for this zona. Prass p] to

mpt ●rttry.

Tha display wifl mpaat with fha zona numbar quaatbn for

programming tha ofhar zonos in tha syawm. Enter 00 to

●xif back to normal progmmmirrg mods.

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ALPHA PROGRAMMING

Asslgrhg Zen. &Pm’tltlon Dosorlptors

tt using ●5137A0 ~neolo, ●user friendly Engfiih language

doscriptionlbcetion of all protection zorms, partitions

keypad panbs, polling bop short ●nd 4280 supervision

faults -n be programmed into the s~rn. Each descr”~icrn

can be composed of acombination of words (up to ●

maximum of 3) that ●re selected from ●vocabulary of

approximately 220 words stored in memory, and ●ny word

can have ●n‘s” or -‘s “ ●dded to it. tn addition, up to 20

irrstatlordefined words oan be added to those ●lrsady in

mmory. Thus, wtm an afarm or tmubb mews hazone, ●n

eppmpriato doacription for the location of that zone will be

displayed at the amsole. An irrstatbr’smessage can also be

programmed for ●ach partition which wifl be dispteyed when

the systam is %e~ (ex. lHE PETERSON%).

To program alpha descriptors,ontor Programming mode,

than proas #33 to display ‘ZONE PROG7. Pm O(NO) ~

display ‘ALPHA PROG’?. Press 1to ●ntor ALPHA

PROGRAMMING mode. There are 5sub-menu eebctiorts

that will be displayed one ●

tatime. Press 1to select the

mod. desired. Press Oto display the next morh availsbb.

The ●lpha sub menu sobctbns am:

Entering Zone Descriptors Addl ng Custom Worda

SelectZONE DESCRIPmade.

Tho consab keys patform tho followingfurrcfbns:

[3] Scrolls both ●lphabet and actual words in escandhg

[1]

[2]

[6]

[8]

[#]

●lphabetical orcbr.

Scrolls both alphabet and actual words in

descendhg alphabetical order.

~swromows-%=~”’s”ba~-.

Toggles between stphatretand actual word Ii uead

to accept ●ntries.

Saves tho zone dadption in the system’smemory.

#plus zone number will display the doscriptbn for

that zone.

Key “01 to begin ●ntsiringtho descr@ion for zone 1, (by

“02 for zone 2, ●O3 for zono 3ate.). The following W61be

displayed: “ZN 01 A

Nota that the first latter of the afphabet appears attor the

zone number, and that the zone number is automatioafly

included with the deecripbn.

Select the first btter of the desired descrbtiin htote that

‘A” is already dispbyed). Use ~-p] to &an& through

the alphabet ●nd koy [1] to go backward. For exampb,

assume the desired description for Zons 1is BACK

DOOR. Press key ~] repeatedly (or hafd down the ksy)

until %“ appears, then press key [6]. to dispfay the first

available word beginning with B. Repeatedly press key [3)

to advance through the ●

vailable words until the word

BACK is displayed. Press key [1] to move backward

through tho word list.

To add an ‘a” or -‘a ‘, prsss the [2] key. The first

depression adds ●n‘a=, the aeoond depression adds an ■

‘s’, the fhkd depression dwfaye no character (to erase

the character), the fourth depraasbn adds an “c-, ate.

To accept ths WW press the [6] key, mto99~ ~

to atphabet fist.

4, For selection of the naxt ward (~), ~a $t.P 3* but

press key 13] until tlw desired fii letter of the next word

appears (in thm ●xampfo, W). Than press key [61b

display the f~ avaibbfe word beginning with ~. Press

key [3] repaatsdly until the desired word (DOOR)

appears. To aooeptthe wed, presstha 16] key, which

sgain toggles beck batphabet list.

5. When alldesiredwordshavebeen ●nterad, press ~[8]

to store the deacriptbn in memory.

6. To review the zone descriptions, key [#] plus zone

number (e.g., #01 ). To adii zone deacriptiins. key ~]

plus zone number (e.g.. “01)

7. TO .xit the zone desdptbn mod., fW ~.

NOTE: Alpha descriptor entry can be ●ntored focaffyat the

5137AD console or remotefyusing ●4130PC Downbder.

Up to 20 instefbrdefined words can be added to the butt-in

vooabulery. Eaoh of the 20 Wards= can actustly ooneist of

several words, but bear in mind that ●maximum of 10

charactere oanbeueedfor -wanlatring.

1. Select CUSTOM WORD mode. The keys parform the

folbwing functions

[3] Advances through a@habet in ascendingorder.

[1] Mvanees through a@mMt in dascsrrdii order,

[6] Selects desired Iattec moves the cursor 1space rigM.

[4] Mows the cursorone epaoe to the left.

[7] Inserts ●space et the cursor bcation, ●raskrg w

oharacfer at that focatiin.

[8] Saves the new word in the aystem~ memory.

~] Returnstodeacripbr ●ntry mode.

4. K~tbnum*d-~~orwd~tigtib

oreated (01-20). For ●xempts, if you are creating the fikst

ward (or word string), ●nter 01: when oraatingthe saoond

wwd, ●nter 02. and so on. Aoursorwitlnow appear at the

begiining of the second line.

5. Use tho [3] key to ●dvanoe through the ●lphabet

(numbers, symbols ●nd special characters ●re included).

Lfsetha(l]keyto movabsckthrough the@abat.

IMPORTANT: Custom words must baain with an

alphabetic character. ff numbers or ~mb%-sre usd ti

the fii character.tha word wifl not be saved.

When you have reached the desired charauar, press the

[6] key to sefacf kThe cursor wifl then move to the right,

in positionfor the next character.

Repeat steps 5and 6to create the desired word (or

words).Note that the [4] key can be used to move the

cursor tothefaff ifnecesaary, end that key~canba

used to inter ●blank {or to ●raea an existing chareuar).

Eaohwardorword atringoannot axoeedlocharutars.

Preee the [6] key to save the ouetam word(s) and return

tothe*ED ??dbplay. Thecu$tomwxwd (or stringof

wards) will be ●utomatbally added to the buitt-in

vooebularyattheenddthegroup ofwurdsbegiining with

the same btfer.

Repeat stops 4through 8to crest. up to 19 ●ddiinal

customwords (or word strings).

10. Press the r] key to return to the 9ZN ?? dieptay, and

followthe zone dasafptbn entry procedureto assign the

newwordsto azonedaecriptbn.

Il. Key OOtooxltthe zonedascr@bn programmingmode.

Creatlrtg Partltlon Descriptors

1. SelectVan DESCRIPT: mode. The system witl ask for the

psrtitiin number desired. ~er the number as a eingtakey.

2. Folbw the same procedure as for CUSTOM WORDS,

●xcapt that partition deaor@om are IkrMad to four (4)

charaotors (ax. WHSE for warohousa).

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2?)

Croatlno ACustom MOB-O. D18PlaY (Instahr’s M.ssao.)

Normal~, when tho system bin tha disarmed ststo, the 2.

following display Is prasant on tha Consolo.

“-DMRMED”- READY TU ARM

Psfi or afl of tho above messaga osn be trddiad to oraatc ●

ouatom Inatdlor mossago for ●aoh partition. For ●xamplo,

‘-DISARMED- on tho first iii or READY TO ARM on ttw

saoond Iins could be roplaoed hy tha indlatiin company

rum. or phono numbar for service. Not. that tharo am only

16 charactar spaoes on ●aoh of tha two Iinas. To oroato ●

ouatom display massaga, prcmad as follows:

1. SeIad DEFAULTSCREEN mode.The oonsolewifl ask for

the partitii numbar for this massage. Enter ths partitii

nurnbar number. Press (’l to ~entry.

Thafdbwing wiuappaac

““DISARMED””” 3.

READYTOARM

Acursor will ba present at ttw ●trame left of tha first Iii 4.

(over the first “star). The [6] key is used to move the

cursor to the right ●nd ths [4] key to movethe cursor to

the bft. Key 171may ba used tO WifI$efi s-s or.-

existing chu-a6tem;

Vo[

AIR

ALCOVE

ALLEY

AMBUSH

AREA

f#ThENT

ATTIC

AUDfO

AUXILMRY

BABY

BAOK

BASEMENT

BATHROOM

E%OOM

BEU

BLOWER

BOILER

BOITOM

BOX

;=!NG

sum=

CABINET

OASE

CEILING

CELLAR

CLIP

CLOSED

cOtN

BULARY OF \

COATROOM

collection

coMslJsTioN

coMPlmR

CONTACT

DESK

OHECTOR

DINfNG

psNsuylNATof

‘bowti

DOWNSTAIRS

DRAWER

DRIVEWAY

ELEcmo

EMERGENCY

EWWCWW

E%fOR

FAtLURE

FAMILY

FATHERS

FENCE

FILE

IRDS STOREO

FOIL

FOYER

mm-

G&l&FgY

G&ST

HEAT

HIGH

Wx&P

INSIDE

lf4ERJoR

@JIRUsloN

JEWELRY

LA&DRY

LEVEL

LIBRARY

X&T

LIVING

LO~lffi

L@O

LOWER

fIAAOHINE

For cxamplo, to rcplsos READY TO ARM with tho

mossago SERVICE*4=01 77, proosad as folbws:

Prass ths 16] koy to movo tho cursor to ths dght, and

oonthw until tho cursor is posltkmd ovar tha fkst

bostiononthe saoondfins.

Presstho [3] koy to advanos through tfw ●lphabat to the

first desired character (i thii oaao. “S). ~SS fh~ [11W

to go backward, when necessary. When tho desired

charauor is rsachad, press [6]. Ths cursor will then move

to ths naxt position, raady for ●ntry of ths naxt character

(m thm ●xanrpie, %7. When the cursor raachas aposition

ovar an ●xistii Charactm, pressing the [3]or [1Jkey will

●dvanoa or back up from that character in the alphabst.

Prcwead in this mannar untilall characters in the message

two been onterad.

To store this new display message in memory, press the

[8] key.

Press the ~] key to return to the “ ZN ?? display. To

confirm that the new message has been stored in

memory, press 00 and then press 00 again. The new

massage shoufd be dispfayad.

Key 00 to exit the descriptorlprogrammingmode.

UMEMORY*

MAGNETIC

MAtDs

MAtN

MASTER

MAT

MEDICAL

MEINCINE

MICROWAVE

MONEY

MONITOR

MOTHERS

MoTtON

NURSERY

OFF=

OIL

~RINC3

OLJTSfDE

OVERFLW

ovERHEAD

PAtNIING

PANtc

PASSIVE

PATK)

PERIMEIER

PHONE

Ptiti

POINT

POLtCE

POOL

POWER

RADto

REcREAmN

REFRtG

RtGHT

SAFE

SCREEN

SENSOR

SERVICE

SHOOK

SHOP

SIDE

:KJ.m.

SMOKE

SONIC

%%%

~f+wf?.R

STATtON

STEREO

STRESS

glJwJE

Supervised

~~P~;;$ON

swrroH

TAMPER

TAPE

TELOOFHONE

TELLER

TEMPERAlwE

TOOL

HSMRTER

ULTRA

UPPER

UPSTAIRS

UTtLITY

VALVE

VAULT

VIJ~W&N

WALL

WAREHOUSE

WASH

WEST

%!:

M=vlss

YARD

ZONE

4TH

9TH

“Note: lhis facfoty-pfoviddvocabulary of twrds is subjwf to change.

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Vlll. DOWNLOADING PRIMER

WHAT IS DOWNLOADING? ——..———...- ..- —---- -.-—--

Downloading dbws tho operator to mmototy ●ccess,

progmm, ●nd control the security system over normal

tebphone lines. Anything that can be dona directly from tho

keypad can be dona remotely. using DOWNLOADING. To

hwnioad, the tdbwing is MqUiMd:

An IBM PC, or compatible oomputor with MS UM 3.1 or

highar, to run tho DOWNLOADING program. MS DOS

stands for: Mii Disk Operating Syawm.

AHAYES 1200 SMARTMODEM (mrtomak feval 1.2 or

hqhen internak bvel 1.1 or hqhar). tt thsse bvais cannot

be found locally, an ●xtemd modem an be purchased

from ADEMCO, or contact HAYES for ●free updam. Other

brands are not compatible, ●ven it claimed to bs 100%

conrpatbb.

4130PC V-LINK@’ DOWNLOADING softwar., from

ADEMCO. This software is ●vailable in both 3-1/2-

(4130P3-3) and S-1/4- d~keftas, ●nd incfudes●complete

User’s Manual.

HOW DOES DOWNLOADING WORK?

At the protected premises, the Control panel must be

connaded to the ●xistingtelephone fine (refer to the PHONE

LINE CONNECTIONS section). No progmmm”~ of the panel

is rquirad before downbadii to ●niniiial inataiiation.

To download, do the foibwing:

1. Enter the installer ~e +[#l+ ~. ~panel temporarily

●nables ●ring aunt of 5●nd sets the Downbad cat-

option to “1- (caitback rmtrequired).

2. Call the panel using the downbader aoftwam set to

%iFtSTCOMMUNtCA~ nmda.

3. The downloader will establish ●session with no ~

The panel informationcan then be dwnti.

In order to remotely ●ccess, mntrol or program the alarm

panel, a~ir& must be eatabiiahadbetweenthe oomputM and

tha cimtrol panel, as Mows:

1. The computer calfa up the Control panel. (’l%. phone

number for each customer is ●terad into thecustomer’s

account fk on theoomputor).

The Control panel “answers”at the pra.progmmmad ring

count and executes ahandshake with the ~r.

The computer sends ●rqueat for oaf-to the Control

unteaa dkback is not required.

The panel acknowledges the request ●nd hangs up.

During the next few seconds. the control will process the

request making suro certain ●ncrypted hrformatbn,

received from the canpuwr, matches ils own memory.

Upon asuccessful match, the Control panel will seize the

phone tine and cdl the ~mputer baclG unless caft-backb

not required.

The computer ●nswers, usualfy ~the second ring, and

●xecutes ahandstdte with the panef.

The panel then sends other default information to the

computer. ft this information matohos the computer’s

information, ●succosaful link is ●atabtiihed. This is

known as baii “ON-LiNE”.

ADVISORIES:

1. Aiarm ●nd trouble responses and reports are dieabbd

during on-lime time. Should an ●vent occur during thii

tima, the msponaa will take place and the report will go

through as soon as the remote access sequence is

aJmpiatad. Afarm and trouble conditions 8ra not ignored,

they are simply delayed.

2. Tho keypads ●re inactivo during downloading

communication, and resume normaf functionsafterhang

UP.Atlkeypad●ntriesare ignoredduringon-tinetime.

WHAT CAN BE DONE ONCE PANEL W‘ON-LINE7

●

✎

●

✎

●

✎

●

Armthe System inthe Away Modw Disarmthe System

Bypass●zone

Foroathe Systemto ~●New Progmm Download

Shut Down Communication (dialer) Functions (non-

payment dmonitoringfees in an owned system)

Shut Down afl Sacurhy System Functions(non-paymentfor

●teased system)

Inhti Local Keypad Programming (prevents takeover of

your •~nts)

Laave ●meaaagafor customer (5137 ONLY)

Cemmand the System to Upbad ●COPYof its Resident

Program to the ofb

Read: Arming Status, AC Power Status, L@ of Faufted

zones, List of Bypassed ~fW, 224 Ewnf Log, List of

Zones Currently in Alarm, List of zones Currentty in

Troubb, Listof RF sensors with low battery =lldii’bft$

Set the Reai-Tima cbdL

HOW SECURE IS DOWNLOADING?

Accessing the Control from aremote bcation is protected

against campromiaaby the use of 4bveisofprotection:

1. Securiiy Code Handshake: The subacr”tir’a account

number as wati as an 8d@ fD number (knownonly to the

offii) must be matched between the Control ●nd

computer.

2. Hang.lfp and Catl-Bacic The Control panel wiU%ang-up”

●nd call the computer back at the pm-programmed

numbr only if the securitycodes match.

3. Data Encryption Atl data that is exchanged between the

computer and Cantmlbmcrypwd toreducethe posaibiMy

ofanyune~ths iineandcorrupting dti

4. Operator Acoess Laveta: Up to 15 operators can have

access to the DOWNLOADER each havingthdr own bg-

on code. However, each operator can be assigned one of

three ievefa of access in both FILE ●nd COMMAND

functions, as fotbwa:

FILE ACCESS:

Read Onty: able onty to bok at the database; cannot

change ●ny information, and cannot sea the customer’s

access ~des.

Part ReadlWriie: ●ble to took ●

t●nd change ●ll

informatbn. except the aratomer’a access ~dea.

Full ReadMfte: ebb to look at and change any and all

informationin the database.

CONTROtJCOMM ACCESS:

Read O* ebb only to Upbad and arm the system. Not

ebb to DtSARM, BYPASS, or change any information.

Part ReadlWrit. able to ARM, BYPASS, UPLOAD,

DOWNLOAD but cannot shutdownthe system.

Full Read/Write: able to perform ●ll =ntrol and status

commands, os well as shutdownatlor part of the system.

NOTES:

1. Each time the Control panei is accessed (whether

successful or unsuocesaful). ●PROGRAM TAMPER

reportMO) issentto centraliiafiomifprogrammed. -

2. ~30wnbdk’ig, the console will display ‘MODEM

3. Whatier ●download or ●save is don., an automatic

tkneatampia done, indiithadata andtimeotthefast

downbad (oraave) and the operator ID number.

4. TIM avemge time for ●complete downbed, hrcf~tng

initialoafl-up, hang-up and ~is under 4minutes.

5. Amrnpiete hardoopyd oechindiiidimla caountcanbe

obtdnadbyanna&g a~rtothamrnpder. Rafarm

youroornputer owner’a manuator~your daaiarfor

prhter moommendationa.

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IX. TESTING THE SYSTEM

USING TEST MODE

After tha Ijtstaflatlonboomplatad, the Socurfty System

8hOUfdbs thoroughly taatad C8 fobws:

1.Wtth tho Syatom In tho dkmad stat., chaok that ●ll

~mimflDSMED-P-r]~stitaw b

displayad, praaa tha ~] kay to dbplay tha daacdptora of

thhttad Zona(o). Raatora fauttad Zona(s) ff ~,

‘“Disarmed”” READYTQ ARM& dbpiayad.

2. Erttor thaaaoudtyooda and praaa tha TEST kay. ~C

axtarnalaoundar (if uaod) should sound for 3~and

then turn off (tha syatom bopamting on tho bad(-up

battery onfy at this tirno).

NOTE 1. If tho aoundor doss not sound, this may ba ●n

indii that tha ~battery is dii or missii.

NOTE 2. Aa ●romhdar that ths ayatom is in tha Test mode,

tha Consola will Wnd 8Singla baap at 1~ intarvals if

no protection zonas ara vblatad.

NOTE 3. In tha last mode, no alarm raportawill ba aant to tha

oarrtralatatbn. Abo, tha ●xtornat aoundor (i mad) will not ba

activatad.

Doors ●nd Wtndowa

OpanandcJoaaoach pmtact@doorandwindow inturn. Each

-should produca thraa boaps from tha Conaob. Tho

=~ratimnzotit ii~onfhatinaola

MotIon Dotootors

Wafk in front af any intmior motbn damotom. Man for thrw

baapa when tho datactor aansa$ movamont. Whila it ia

sctivatad, its daacriptor wilf remain d-ad on tha Consob.

Nota that wiralosa PIRs wifl havo ●3minuta Iodrnut hatwaan

transmisabns to oonaarvo batbty Iilo (ronwva -r for walk

taat boverrida tha 3-minuta Ioctwut).

Smoko Dotootors

Fotbw tha taat procAuro providadby tha manuf~uror of

●ach smoke dotaotor to ●nsura that ●ll dotactors w.

oparatbrral and ara functioning proparly.

NOTE: A2-wiro amoka datactor d- wffi not obar until tha

Taat rnoda is ●xitad.

Tumfng Off TEST mod.

Enfarthaaocurky mdaandpraaatha OFFkay.

ARMED SYSTEM TEST

IMPORTANT1 Amasaago will bs sent to tho oantral otmbn

during tha folbwlng tosta. Notify thaoantralatatbn that ●tut

till ba In ~raaa,

NOTE Ad-y of -MM. FAILURE’lndioatos●fdhlm b

=mmunbato (no Kiasotfby tha raodvor at tha cmtml atatbn

afbr tha maximum numbar of tranamiasion altwnpta la triad).

ff thb oaura, varffy that tha phons Iina b~nnactad, tha

mrract raport format bprogrammed, UC.

1, Armthasyatam arxltaultona orrnorazorraa, siiancaabrrn

00Uftd.r(.) ●aohtima by ●ntoring tho ooda and prassing

OFF. Chack that Entry/Exit delay zonos provido tho

aasignad daby timas.

Chock tha kaypad-initiatad abrms, ff programmed in field

“OS,by praaaingths Panic kaya ~●nd #, 1●nd ●,●rrdbr3

and *). tf the syatam haa boon programmed for audible

●mordancy, tho oonaolo will ●mit abud, steady alarm

sound. Tha word AIARM ●nd adescriptor %9= will ba

d~dtir” ti#. (til~O=o vti, a-Wwtilk

dbplayad; if 3and #●ro proaaad, aW= wiflba diaplayad).

Sikwa the alarm by ●ntering the saourity oodo ●nd

proasing OFF. tf tha system has boon programmed for

silant panb, thars will ba no audii alarms or d~ys. A

raporl will ba aant to tha oantral station, howavor.

Notify the carttral station that ●ll tasts ●ro finbhad ●nd

varify rasutts with tham.

TURNING TNE SYSTEM OVEf! TO TNE USER

1. Fulty ●plairr tha ~ratbn of ths ●ystam to tha uaar by

going ovor each of Its functions as WOII so the Usar’a

Manual S1.pphad.

2. In Particular, ●xpldr the oparation of ●ach zone

(entry/exit, parimotor, {ntarior, fire, ●

tc.). Sa sure tha

user undoratands how to oparate ●ny ●mergoncy

fa8turo(s) programmed into tha ayatam.

lMPORTANTf: In tha spacas providadin tho Uao~s

Manuat,mwrd tha EntryandExitDatayt.hnaa,andthosa

btctbns that hava baanprogramrnodintotha ●

vailabb

pairaofPANtckayac41 #,16=,36 #).

3. Maka ●ura tho user undorstanda tho importanoa of

tasting tho ●ystom at Iaast waokty, foibwing tho

Pm=dWaprOvibdinfhautiManuat.

~UL IN IREMENT

WtroninstaNingapankhadsystam, ULroquirasthatthafofbwingtraabaarwd

1, ASpartitii mkmtbaownad andmanagad by fhaamoparaon(a}

2. AllpartWns rnuatbapartof onabueding atonastraataddraaa

3. -d--~(a)mmb~-m~-~-~d~-.

4. Tha Contmfcabinat itaalfmust batamparmtactad andcmmactdb ●24hourtypa zonoauchthat anyurrauthorizad

amaasbthaarol oabinafwifloauaaanitarrn.

S. Downbadii isnotparrniaabta.

~installttr should assume the responsibUityof dewfoping andofferingaregular maintenance program to the

Useraswella sacqbung ti~r-ti~rmbn atiti-mmdti~memamw

acerrtmncfatbrts must be incfudd for aapedfic progfarn of f~eti testing (at feast weekfy)

component parts. R

toirlsuremesYst em’s pmpe oPe

rration at alf times.

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X. TROUBLESHOOTING

CONSOLES RPMs

Con80k ta lnooambk: ●rmtlo dkdav Zonos Indkating ‘CHECK” conditions

●Powor down ~rnptak~ (AC +battc~), disconnect the .

battery, ●nd powar up again (AC only). ●

●Chock that ●uxiliary voltago is betwoon 12.5VDC-

14.oVDC. if md~nnsct afl auxitii devii, and take

●nether readhg. If within tha abovs fangs, there is too .

much currant being drawn by the ●uxiliary dovicas. (see

tho Polling Loop &Auxiliiry Device Workshaats for the

current draw of ●ach dev’be). tf still not within the above

mngeo chsck incoming power from the No. 1361

transformer. Vohage should bs 16.5VAC. ff bebw 15VAC, .

carefullycheek the AC supplyfor aminimumof 110 VAC.

●With all auxifiary dev”kes ●nd battery still disoonnacfed,

check the voltage on the red &black battery leads. It “

should be 13.65VDC (approx.).tfnot,raplsosthe Control.

ff it is@ 13.65VDC, the battery may not be ●tfull charge

(allow the bafkry to charge 12-24 hours bsfore “

moonnecting the auxiliry devioas) or the batterymay bs

bad, andnotabbto hokfacharge.

Consoto dlspkyo “Not Ready” but no zone k

dkplayod what the ~] ready koy bdopro8sed

●Chaokto rnakosure thsra is ●zone tVPSrasponsa ●ntemd

check that the DIP switches are set Oormctly.

Konly left loops am bsii ussd, mako sure program fiitds

“06, ●07, “08, 1“10, 1*11, 1“12, and 1“13 am pmgrsmmad

as v.

ff both left and right toops are bshg used, make sure

program fields “06, “07, “08, 1“$0, 1“11, 1*12, and 1“13

am programmed withW% for the bft hops and ‘1”s for the

right hops. NOTE: On a4190WH you cannot use ●right

Ioopunlessthe bftbopisusedalso.

Check pelting toop voltage at the cmtroi as wall as at each

RPM. Thsm Shodd be fluotuafing8-11VDC wr the bq.

Check if programmed for tamper detection in pmgmm fwld

“24. II “24= 0, the RPM willoome up in troubb when its

mvar is removed (4190WH onty).

tt a 4208 is bsii used kr zones 10-17, program fiikt ●86

must bessttor”l”, andtha DIPwvitchesahouid beset 8s

follows: 1,2,3,4,-ON, 5-OFF. If ●ny other 4208

oontiiumtbn is bshqf used, fiikt ●86 must -Vend the

DIP switches sot ●ccording to tho instructions

-mpsnying tha 4208.

in program tiitd “05 for %7 fpotling btitt). ff no zone Zonoa Indkstlng fauft oondltlons (“READY” not

rasponso is ●ntorad and ●tikp short are, the dispfay

will only read wOT READY, withoutan ●xpbndi.

●Ched( to dotermino if ●right bop has bean ●nabbd for an

RPM in azone ●xpanded syskm and rm zone msponaa is

assigned to that sensor foop.

●Azona programmed as ●24 hour Want (type 06) is fautkd.

HARD-WIRED ZONES, 1-9

Zono 1In troubk (“CHECK”)

●ff programmed for fire or burglary using opsn-circuit

sensors, ●2,000 ohm EOLR must bs used ●oss ths

zone, at the fast devioe, as daacribad mths SYSTEM

CONFfGURATION: ZONES sactbn.

Zonos 2-S not doteotlng faufts when tholr EOLR8

●mshorted (READY dkpfay days on)

●ff using EOLRS, check that progmm fbfd “41-o ff not

usingEOLRS,“41.1.

Zone 0 k Indkstlng ●fautt (“READY” wtll not

●ppear)

●Thii zono is for dosed drouff, unsupswfssd uss onfy. Do

notuseoponcirouit do~sorsn EOLRonthiizons.

Zen. 9fake ●krms psrlodlodly

●Zone has bsen programmed for ●rsspo= timo of 5-10

milliseconds ~1 4), ●nd should be used with ‘Fast

rosporrso”devioas, such as vibratbn sorrsorsor glass

break sansors.onty. Hdevicsswith8msponsstime of

gmatorthan10 miffisscondsam used,tho zone may fats.

atarm duo to oontacf%ounoa”, tf ussd &r areas where

vibrations may oocur.

Zonos 1-9 not dotootlng faufts (READY Ilght

stays on)

●ChaCkPr09mmfia!dS1018and l“19tomaks sursthswimd

zone(s)inquestionhmmnotbeanwablsd as RF zones.

dlsplayod)

tt‘usirig●4W0Wt+,maka●um that the jumpsrs am sst up

in ~rdanoe with ths EOLR behg usad on the tstt bop

(the right tooprrevor uses ●nEOLR). Sss the 4190WH

WfRING DtAGRAM in ths SPECIFICATIONS section for

~Wdt-XVdEOR.

Husing ●4208, make sum the zonos are setup wtth ths

arract EOLRS. Se. tho SYSTEM CONFIGURATION:

ZONES section for 42o8 usage.

ff using ●4186 rfght toop, mako sure onty ctossd~rcuif

dsvicss am used, and chsck the program tiolds %6

through “08, and 1*1Othrough 1“13 to mako sum ths

zonsainqusstbn aresnabbdas righttoopsft’).

“87” ●ppeam In ooneofs dkptsy wfth mpld baepfng

●Thii indaos that ●“short= has bsen dstected on ths

P-W *.

“OMcatOcJkll&*pobrfty fs~atthsmlltrolas

●Disoonnssf the potlirrgtoop and chdt for continuky from

tiehh(+)bdhbtigmd.hsmub

no continuity to ground. tf them is aground, ths aouros

mustbs found and ●laminated.

“READY” dkpfay not gelng out when zonos faulted

●Ohsokprogmm fiil”19through l%5tomakssursthat

thszonss krquestbn aratienabbd as ffzonsa.

●Makosure sachzonsinqumtion has bsonprogmmmedfor

“●msponss intibtds %2-*O5 and l“ol=l”m.

Coneda dbptays “NOT READY” but no zon. k

dkpky.d wh.n r] READY k.y kd.prosssd

●-programfidd$ 906through●08. ●nd 1.IO through

1“13 to make sure that MM boos are ●nabled for the

●

awmctzonea.tfnorighttrxipsare-bsii uasd, thssefiekts

should -v.

-~rmtiM*W@Wsurotkmkamw

msponsa ●ntered for WT. tf ●poltii foop short ~rs

and no rasponso is ●ntersd for 37, the dwlay wouid

indii ‘NOT READV with rm●xpbdon.

Apoint pmgmmmad for 24 hour silent (typs 06) is faufted.

-3s -

275

WIRELESS

’88” or ’90” ●ppeara ttt oonsofa dbplay ●nd rapid

bsanlrta ooours

●

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●

The raoeiver ia not raoaiving ●ysignets from arty of the

trartemittdrsin tho aystom. An W“ is for the2nd rscaivcr;

●*is for theIstraoeiver. These d~bys ●m●nablad

by assigning ●zone rasponsstype in progmmfiitd V09.

cheek that the ●rtonna binatatiad proparty ●nd is not

shortod to ●ny matal objoot, mfsr to WIRELESS

ExPANsfoNaeuionfordataiia.

-thatth. tran$mittora ●mpowered up with fresh 9

voft batteries.

CharStthatthe houseIfYantabh between tmrtsmitters●nd

the racaiw.

Dotormina if ●nything bblocking tmnsmission to the

reoeivar (ox: ntetaf cabhtata or shelves, etc.)

M4280 buaad. remove ha covor. Put the system hthe

test mode, fhon sss if tha transmitters ckk-in. ff rwt,

move the reoehrorto another focationand teat *sin.

’88” or “81” ●ppswa in oortaolo display ●nd rapid

besmlno 000UrS

●

✎

Tb ~ivar is rrmraspondii to tho Canfrol panel An %~

mfsra to the second receiver and ●%1” refers to the first

raoeivor.

H@80buti,Mtiti~~S~rkonatiW

magnet is in dose proximityto the read switch.

Check that the arttrol bwired properly bthe raoehrer.

tf 4260 is used, determine that the- ourmnt dmw on tho

polfing loop is not mom than 64mA. ff the draw does

exceed 64mA instafl ●4197 loop axtondcr module, or

-r the 4280 from auxitiarypower, as doscribad.

Chec4cthat the wire run length is in agraemont with the

racortrmendadwire gauge.

Zonos, not progmntned kt tho system, ●m

Indloatlrtg “CHECK” oortdltlons

●Check programfwlds “02 throughW6, ●nd 1●O1through

l*05tomaka 8uraattunuaetfzonaaara0W.

.Cti programfmtds1“18through1%!6to makesurethat

sltnon-RFzonssareos.

Zortos Indlcstlng ‘NOT READY” oortdltlon, but

trsnsmlttor oontaot toop is intaot

●Put the system in the SNiFFER MODEforat taut 2ftoura,

to as. if another system in ths arsa is using the aamo

house ID. Uso, changs thm system’s houaa tD number.

●Make sure zonos in question ●re seiectad as RF &tfmtda

1“18-1”25.

on. or mors transmlttors ●rs htdloat)ng ‘CHECK”

oondftlons ●fter ●whlls; oonaolo bseping rspldty:

.Chsck that the transmitter havo tho oorrscthouss ID

programmed.

●check thatthotrarrsmittors have the correct transmittm ID

ssaignad.

.Chti that the tranamittsra have fresh batteries.

“07” ●ppsars In tho conaoio dlcpby snd rapid

booDina occuis

●

✎

T& ifiioatss that tho polling bop has stfhor ●dirsctshort,

ors short to ground on tho (+) side. Miiht ●lso indicatethat

the 4280 RF Racaivor is causing the short (diseannect

4260 to Vsdfy).

Chti that polling bop polarity is oorract ●tthe control

panai, aswsflasat oach4280.

Check oorttinuity from (+) sido of ths bop to ground

(disconnect the potting loop from the control firstl) -●n

open shoufd be mad (no continuity). tf ●short to ground

●xists, fti and ●fiminatothe short.

~VOttageacrosa the polling bOp at the control panel

●sWOII as ●t●ach 4280. if used -them should be

fluctuatbn betwsan 8-11 VDC.

;READY” diapiay not going out ufhan RF zortos

.. .

●

Check that the house iDs match between the transmitters

and the receiver.

Check that the rsceiver is onabbd in program fields f“26

for the first receiver and 1“27 for the second receiver.

Check that the zones in qusstion ●re enabted for RF in

programfia~s 1*18 through 1“25.

Check that azone response is progmmmad for the zones

in question, in fields ’02 through“05, and 1“01 through

1“05.

Chaokthatthe racahrahantennaisproperly

installed.

Remove ●ny ssnsors from tho transmitters and shon

across the transmitter terminals. Then fault the transmitter

to sea tf the “READ~ iight goes OUt.tt il does not go OUt,

check the programming for that particular tmnsmittac if it

dOSSgo out, checkths sensors on *M ZOIIS.

Move the receiver to another toostionfor batter reoaotion.

Conao& diaptays “NOT READY” but no zone “is

disptayed when ~] READY koy is deproessd

●Checkprogramfiiid “OSto makesure37 hasazone tVDS

msponiaonterad U●foopshort oocurs and no raspoiiia

is ●ntered for %7, the console woutd display only oNOT

READW,with no ●xptadom

●ASient Panb artdiiion may be present. Key the security

da+oFFwsae tithamndiicbar’s.

Whlta in the “TEST” mode, some or stt of ths

trsrtarnittors sre not responding, or sro

responding irrogutarly

●

TheTest’- as the-racahratssensitivityby50%. This

meansthat as brrgas ●transmitter responds, its location

is satisfactory.

Move the affected transmitters to another location and ra-

test. There may be something blocking its transmission

path.

If afi transmitters ue ●ffeoted, move the recaiver to

●nether location. There may be something Mocking its

reception.

tf no raoaiver bcation oan be found that can reliabty

receive at/ transmitters, add ●second receiver in ●

different bcation in the premises to ●xtend the RF

coverageofthe ayatem.

-36-

COMMUNICATIONS

‘COMM FAILURE” la dlmlawd

●

✎

“COMM FAILURE” (5137AD) indicates thst tho

communicamr has attomptad 8timaa to send ●report to

the central station but did not get kissoft.

Chock with the central station to mako sum the

programmed format is ●ccaptabb to the central statbn’a

racaivor.

Check program field “49 to sea it singlo mossago with

checksum has been onabted. The central station receiver

might not be able mhendte chedtaum.

Chock program field 1●34 to see if split repofiing is

enabled. tf only ●prim~ centml station ptmna number is

being used, field 1“34 must. 01

Check program fmld “31, PASX ACCESS CODE. Entar up

to 4digha only if an outside lie must be accessed before

the number is dialed or if “callwaiting”is to ba suppressed.

The latter feature must be obtainod from the bcal

telephone curnpany. To make sum tits field is empty, koy

%1” to ●raae this bC8tiOn.

●

Chaokprogram fiotd “30 for oithor TouchTon. or rotary

diahng. tn most CSSSS,Erotary is selected dialing will be

successful, but if TouchTone is solocted, than the tina

must be ●TouchTone tina. tt is POSSMOthat ●tinsthat hd

permitted TouchTone swvics previously was now being

biodtad from that use by the telephone _ny because

the user wee not paying for that service. At inetsllatkm

time, it is important to check with the user to determine if

they era paying for TouchTone service.

HSESCONRADIONICS format is being used, check

program fmld “30. tt hexadecimal codos ●re being sent,

enter ●W. Uonly 0-9 is being sent, oithor ●”1●or aTis

acceptable.dC~~dw~h the central station to verify

If 3+1/4+1LOW SPEEDisbahg used,cha& theID portion

of the won coda folds. There should be W- in afl of these

fields. Some central station receivers cannot handle

seared digit re~rting.

Chad the telephone numbers progmmmad in fields =&

“34.

Listento the outgoing all attemps using ●handaeL

Check thewiringon the Tebo connector.

-37-

XL SPECIFICATIONS

4140XMPT CONTROL

PtrYslcal: 12-lm x14-W-H x3-D

Eloctrlcal:

VOLTAGEINPUT:

ALARMSOUNDER0Lf7P~

AUXIUARYPOWEROLfTPtJV

BACK-UPBAITERY

STANDBY:

CIRCU~ PROTECTORS:

From Ademco No. 1361 Pkrg4nTransformer (use 1361CN in Oanada) rated 16.5VAC, 40 VA.

10VDG13.8VDC, 2.8 amps max. (non-UL installations),75omA lass aux. current draw (UL

installations).

9.6VDC-13.8VDC, 750mA max. For UL installations,the accessories connected to the output

must be UL listed, and rated to operate in the above voitaga range.

12VDC, 4AH or 7AH gal d. YUASA NP4-12 (12V, 4AH) or NP7-12 (12V, 7AH) remmmendad.

Use 4AH battery for UL installatkms.

4hours min. with 750 mA aux. load using 6AH battery.

Thermal circuit breakers are used on batterYincwtto protect aoainst reverse battew

conrmctionsand on alarm sounder output 6ptbtact against wfing fauks (Shorts). “

Asolid state atcuit breaker is used on auxiiiiry power output to protect against wiring fautts

(shorts).

DIGITAL COMMUNICATOR 5137AD REMOTE CONSOLES

FORMATS SUPPORTED: Phyaicai: Width: 8.4 inches

ADEMCO HtGH SPEED Height: 4.75 inches

ADEMCO 442 EXPRESS Dsipth: 1.1 inches

ADEMCO LOW SPEED

ADEMCO 00NTACT fD Eioctrical: Voitage Input 12VDC

SESCOA CurrentDrain: 90 mA (5137AD with

RADIONiCS LOW SPEED backiiihting)

LINE SEIZE: Doubie Poie Interfaca Wiring:

RINGER EQUIVALENCE: 0.78 RED: 12VDC input(+) auxiliarypower

FCC REGISTRATION NO.: AC396U-66192-AL-E BLUE: Not Used

GREEN: Data in

YELLOW Data Out

BLACK:Ground and (-) connectionfrom suppiamental

power suppiy.

4190~ OPkRATIC)N &~[N~ DIAGRAM

The 4190WH is a2-zona (known as bft and right ioops) JUMPERS

RPM. The left ioop can be used for cloeed-circuit USAGE (LEFT ZONE ONLY)

devices, with or without EOLR supervision, and for ut forlow currsnl mods (reed tvoa Switches):use the

open-circuit devices. with EOLR suoervisbn. The ieft

loop can also be” used with fast-response (1O

millisecond) devices. if necessary. Foibw the chart for

cutting the correct jumpers and choosing the correct

resistor when using the leftloop.

The right loop is for ciosed-circuit, unsupervised use

only, and has aresponse time of 400 miiiisaconds. The

jumpers do not affect the right bop m●ny way. Do not

use arosiator on this hop. Note that the right bop can

only be used it the ieft Loopis also used, and that the

right loop numerically foliows the iaft loop’s zone

number, wh~ is set with the unit’s DiP switches (ax. it

krffioop is zone 12, right bop is zone 13).

IMPORTANT: The tamper/supenrision reeponsa of

the 4190WH is determined by the zone response type

assigned to the loft loop (even if the right bop is

aaeigned ●difbront response type). Whiie the system

is disarmed, tampartsuperviaory fauits wili ●lwa ys

reportas troublemessages.Whilethesystemis armed.

tampar/supervisory faults will repofi as troubbs if the

iett bop is assigned anon-burgiary response type (i.e.

fire, panic. aux), and will raport.as alarms if assigned a

burgiary response type.

W,WO ohm resistor,pmvidad.Must_&cutif BLUEjuntpr is

cut. 4t90WHdraws1mAhornthepollingloopinthismade.

Cut toruse wrthno EOLR (doserkurcwtonly). Doingttus

●utomstioallyputsan internalS0,000ohmresistorhseries

withbe zone,sothewhitejumpermust also be cut.

RXECUT- Hgh ctmentmode:Uss the 4,7W ohm resistor,prowdsd,

Wialmachnkd swkchesineithermopemcircunorcbssd-

ckuit oontigwation.41SOWH&aws 2mAfromUw polling

loopinthismode.

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OIP SW1’OH TABUES FOR AOD~LE CONSOLES AND POLLING LOOP OEVICSS

-40-

DIP SWITCH TABLES FOR POLLING LOOP DEVICES

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Devices Excmt5716

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4140XMPT PROGRAMMING FORM

Roforto th6 fnstafhfion Instmctm

-‘s INDEX Of PROGRAMMING FIELDS for numenosl hstof program fields.

Standard dofauft vafuos ●rc shown mbraokats [], othorwise dofauh =O.

Fiufdsshown in2s&oMbop+ugrammsd using thu693MOnumodu.

Paronthosos (laround ●fmkf number indicatediffmwm8s from 4140xmp programminrafolds.

SECURITY OPTIO

+] (“1 5) KEYSWITCH ASSGNMENT

Enmr4di91E,0-sf41401 ❑

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ASSIGN RESPONSE 7YPE FOR ZONES (Enter 00-10; so. Re8~onw 7YDOS box balow)

1“”09

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ding UWrr4maCw9huiu

(SS-91)wSoubin(IypoS).Enmr

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“06DDDDOU0 1“10

~10 11 12 13 *4 1S 16 C!CM ❑0000

~a 24 26 s37 26 W40

AC LOSS OPTIONS

“17 AC PCXVEFtLOSS=Dffi c1 t-~] “1s AcFWDWfZE 0ldMdamx@ 1044mm.:P-1

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(me tti paw fortheptitions used tnthe insWatiin.)

10 program these flelda, enter apartition-speclfk field nurrber.

To aeleot the next partltlon, press “91.

To return to the gtobal program fields, press “99.

●

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●11

“12

’13

“16

“22

●23

“29

“32

“38

●39

“84

’85

“87

●88

“90

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>I? PE RESTO EENABLES

This equipment has been tested to FCC requirements and has been found acoeptk for use. The FCC requires

the followingstatementfor your information.

This equipmenf generatesandusesradiofrequency energy and tf not installed and used property, that is, in strtot

aooordanoewiththe manufaoturet’sinstructions,mayoauseinterferenceto radio andtefevisiinrecetiion.It has

been type testedandfoundtooompfywith the Iimitsior aCtass Bco~ting device in aooordanoe with the

speoifiiions inSubpartJof Part15of FCC Rules,Wkh aredesignedtopnwidereasonableprotectionagainst

suti interferenceharesidentialinstaltatiin.However,thereisnoguaranteethatinterferencewillnotoocurina

particularinstaftation.tfthisequipmentdoesoauseinterferenceto rado ortelevisionreoeption,whii oanbe

determinedby turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to oorrecfthe interterenoeby one

or more ofthe followingmSSSUreS:

●tfusingan indoorantenna,haveaqualityoutdoorantennainstalled.

sReorientthe receivingantennauntilinterferenceisreducedor etirninated.

“Movethe receiver away from the oonfmlkormunicator.

“Move the antenna feads away from any wire runs to the oontro14mmnunicator.

“Plug the controlbornmunioator into adifferent outlet so that if and the receiver are ondifferentbranchoirwits.

If necessary, the usershould oonsuttthe deaferor an experiencedradioltetevisionteohnioianforadditional

Suggestions.

The user or i~ta[ler msy find the following booklet prepared by the Federal Comrnunicafkm$commission he~ul:

“Interference Handbook”

This bookfat is availabta from the lJ.S. Government PrirtWgOffice,Washington,DC20402.

StookNo. 004-000-00450-7.

The usershallnotmakeanychsngesorrnodifiibna to the equipmentunless authorized bythe Inefaltatiin

Instruotiona

or LJseFs Manuaf. unauthorized changes or modifications 00u1d void the user’s authorfty to OpWSte

IN THE EVENT OF TELEPHONE OPERATIONAL PROBLEMS

In the “event of telephoneoperatbnal pmble~,-ditinne~- the 00ntrolpa-~l by removingthe pfug fIbWIthe

RJ31 X(CA38A in Canada) wall ja~. We r~mrnend that you demonstrate rflsconnecthtg the phones on

installation of the system. DOr@tdsoonneotthe phoneoonnectiinin&dethe ControlPanel. Doingsowfllresult

in the loss of your phone lines. If the regular phone works oorrectly after the Control Panel has been

disconnected from the phonelines,The ControlPanelhasaproblemand shoutdbe returnedfor repair. ffupon

disconnectionof the ControlPanel, there is still aproblem on the fine, notify the tefephone oompany that they

have aproblem and request prompt repair servioe. The user may not under any oiroumstanoes(in or out of ““

warranty) attemptany service or repairsto the system, ttmust be returnedto the faotoryor an authorizedaervioe

agency foraflrepairs.

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CAN~AN ~mT WCO-CATIONS

(DOC) STATEMENT

IThe Canadian Department of Communicationslabelkfentitiescertifiedequipment.This certificationmeans that

the equfprnenl meets certaintelecommnhcationsnetworkprotective,operationaland safetyrequirements.The

~m doesnotgwamee the equipmentwiiloperatetotheuserssatisfaction. I

Beforeinstatingthisequipment,usersshoutdensurethat it ispermissibleto be connectedto the facilitiesof the

focal telecommunicationscompany. The equipment must also be installedusing an acceptablemethodof

connection.In somecases,the conqmy’s insidewiringassociatedwithasinglelineindividualservicemaybe

extendedby meansof certifii connectorasserWy (telephoneextensioncord).The customershoutdbe aware

thatcomptiincewiththe aboveconditionsmaynotpreventdegradationofserviceinsomesituations.

Repairsto certiW equipmentshouidbe madebyan authorizedCanadmnmaintenancefacilitydesignatedbythe

sup~~er.Anyrepairsor alterationsmadebythe userto thisequipment,or equipmentmalfunctions,maygivethe

telecommunicationscompanycauseto requestthe userto d-nnect the equipment.

Usersshoukfensurefortheirownprotectionthatthe electricalgroundconnectionsof the powerufiiii, telephone

lines and internal metalfii water pipe system, if present, are connected together. This precaution may be

particutmtyfnpxanf hrurafareas.

Caution: User shouid not attempt to make such connectiina themselves, but shoufd contact the appropriate

eiectrfc inspadon authority,or electrician,as apfnpMte.

~(LN) assignedto each terminaldevice denotesthe percentageof the total bad to be

connectedto atebphone ioopwhichis used by the device, to preventoverioadng.The terminationon abq

mayconsistof anycombinationofdevicessubjectontyto the requirementthatthetotaiof theLoadNumbersofall

thedevicesdoes notexceed 100.

LWquette du miniatr&Jredes Communicatiis du Canada ktentifie la mat~riel t@rmbgu6 Cette dtiquette certifii

que Ie mafdrieleat conformsAcertainesnormesde protection,dexpbitation et de s6curitddes r6seauxde

t6i&Xmununicat”ions.

Le minist&e n’assuretoutefoispas que kmatdrielfonctionneraAis satisfactionde

f’utitisateur.

Avant d’instaiiercs mat&iel, t’utiiisateurdoit s’assurerqu”ii est permis de ie raccorder eux installafbns de

t’entrepriaefocafede t#6comnunication. Le matdriei doit dgaiement dtre instaffd en auivant une nWtod accept6e

de raccordement. Dans ce~ins cas, ies fus int6rieumde t’entrepriaeufifis6s pour un service indiviiel aiigne

unkquepeuvent We probn@s au moyen d’un d~itit homoiogudde raccordement(cordonproiongateur

t6i4phon@e inteme).L’abonnene doitpasoubiier@ii est possibfeque is conforrnifd

aux conditbne dnorx%es

I&daaaus n’arnpkhant pas ta @gradationdservicepar certainessituations.Actueltement,tesenterprisesde

tWcomnunicatbn ne permettentpas que ron mccordafeurmat&iei aux jacksd’abonnds,aauf dana ies cas

x*wM-wmkm*msm-

Lee reparationsde matdrielhomobgud doivemdtre effectu6espas un centred’entretiencanadienaufhorisd

d6aign6par fe foumiaseur.La conymgniade Wcornmunfcationepeufdemander~I’utifiieur de d&wmcherun

apparsdl ~la suite de r@arations ou de modifications eftectu6es par Wtiii$titeur ou Acause de mauvais

fonctbnnement.

Pour as propre protectbn, f’utifiaateurdoit s’assurer qua tous ies tiis de mise his terra de is source deneI@s

6iectrique, dea iignea t61@hmiques et des canafiaafbna d’eau mdtaftiques,s’iiyen a, sentraccord6senaenbie.

Cetteprecautionestparticufiirementhrqmrtanteclansiesr6gbnamales.

AvertlaaemeftC L’utitiaateurne doltpas tamer de faire ces raccordements tuiitime: il doit avoirrecoursAun

aewiced’inspectiondes fnstaliatbnsdfectdques,ouAun4ectrbian,aebn fe caa.

~lC) aaaign6AchaquedispoaitifterminalpourMtertoute surchatgeindiiue ISpourcentagede

fachargetotaiequi peut &re mccwde4 Aun citwft t&@honique boudd ufifii par ce dqsitif. La terminaisondu

drcuff bouci6 peuf We conatftude de nln’qwte quells oo~naieon de diapostiifs, POUIVUque is aommedes

indices de charge de f’enaeti des dispositifsne ddpaaae pas 100.

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,WARNING

THE LIMITATIONS OF THIS ALARM SYSTEM

Whflethbsystemis an advanceddesii aeouritysystem,itdoesnotofferguarameectpmteotionagainstburglary,

fii orotheremergency.Anafarmsystem,whetheroomnvsrcialorresidential,issubjectto wnpromise or failureto

warnfor anunlw of raasons. For exarrtpte:

sIntruders may gain aooeas through tmpmtecfed openings or have the technkal sophisticationto bypass an

atarmsensorordisoormad analarm-devbe.

cIntrusiondeteotora (e.g. passive infrared detectors), smoke detectors, and many other sensing devices will not

work without power. BatteIY operated devices wiltnot work wtthoutbatteries,with dead batteries, or ffthe batleries

arem~~p~~. ~~~titi~~AC til MWAtit&ir X~r-k@titira~

reason, however briefly.

cSiinals sent by wiretesstmsmfttars may be bbcked or reflectedby metal before they reach the alarm reoeiver.

Ennfltis@ml @h~hn~ti@ti@ ~~a-t-, _~n Wrtia-al~k

movedimothe path.

cAuser may not be able to reach apanioor emergency buttonquicktyermugh.

●While smoke detectors have played a key role mreducingresidentialfire deaths in the UnitedStates,they may

not actiie orprovideesrfywarningforavarietyofreasonsinas manyas 3S%ofatlfns, accordingto data

publiihed by the Federal Emergency Managemem Agency. Some of the reasons smoke deteotors used in

conjundionwiththisSystem may not work areas Ioltows. SMOke detectors may have been irrtproperfy instatfecf

and positioned. Smoke detectors may not sense fires that start where smke cannot reach the deteotors, auoh as

in ohimneya, in waffs,or roofs,or on fhe other side of obsed doors. Smoke deteotorsalso may not sense aii on

another level of aresidenceorbuflding.Asaaxxt fbor detector,forexampfe,maynotsenseafii fbor or

basement fire. Moreover, smoke deteotom have sensing limitations. No smoke deteotor Oan Sense every kind of

fire every time. In general, detectors may not atways warn about fries caused by oareleaaness and safety hazards

Iiie smoking fn bad, vfofanf expfosbns, eaoap&lg gas, Irrpmpar storage or fkrnmabla materfsk, overbadad

elactrioal cirwfts, chfkfren playing with matohes, or arson. Depending on the nature of the fire Sm@Orthe Iooatbn

of the smoke deteotors, the deteotor, even If it operates as antiited, may not provkte aufficknt warning to albw

all ocoupants to esoaps intimeto preventinjuryordeath.

●Passive Infrared MotionDetaotorsoanonfydeteotintrusbnwfthinthedesignedrangesas d~rnmed intheir

installationmanual.Passive Infrared Detectors do Mprovide votumatrfo area protedbn, Theydooreatemuttiple

beams of protection, and intrusbnoanonlybe deteotedinunobstructedareasooveredbythe beams. They

Cannotdetectrnotbn or intruabn that takes ~behimt wafk, oeilings, fbora, ofoaed doors, glass partftbns,

9kss doors,orwfndows.Meohanioattawrfng, maskfng,paitiiru orsprayingof anymaterialonthemirrors,

windowsor any part of the optioalsystemoan raduoatheirdeteotionability.PassivekdraradDeteUorasense

changesIntemperature:however,as the ambientte~rafure of the proteotedarea appmaohs the teqwrature

range of 90° to 150”F,the detactbnperforrnanoeoandeoraase.

●-wmiqw~m~am, bkamm~m~fi~ ~mq~m-am~

on~eo*r* @a**or~~n~. H_**mtiona *mm Wl@tim*m

fmmthe bedrooms,thentheyare leasIikefyto wakenor @aftpeopleInsidethe bedmoma.Even paraww wtm are

Xemymt~arti wa~Utitimk ~~m~~a S~, Xm~rti~r~~, ti

bypSSSi~ tMffii. FinSfty, aiarrn _devbes, however bud, MSY nOt WSrn ha~ pa@a or waken

deep sleepers.

Telephonefinesneededtotransmftalarmsignalsfmmapre~s to~ oentrafmonitoringatatbnmaybe outof

servbe or temporalityoutof servioe.TefephonaIii are alsosubjectto compromkeby aophktfeatadIntmders.

●Evenifthe systemrespondsto the emergenoyas intended,however,oooupantsmayhavehwffbient timeto

proteotthemselvesfmmthe emergencysftuation.Intheoaaeofamonftoredalarmsysfem,authwttksmaynot

respondappropriately.

●Thise@pment, likeothereieotrbaldevioes,issubjectto oonponentfailure.Eventhoughthisequlprnetiis

designedtolaat as bng as 10 years,the ekotmnk OorrponentsOoutilairat anytime.

The mostoommonoauseofan @armsystemnotfunctioningwhenan intrusionorfn oooursisbadeqmm

msfntena~. Thisalarmsystemshouldbe testedweekfytomakeauraaftsensorsareworkingcmperfy.

I~~~a_*emmy tiem~*tirtimH *-, ~m-*em Sma~e

for Insuranoe.Homeowners,propertyownersand reweraahoukfoonthweto aotprudentfyinprotecting

tharnaefvesand oontinueto insurethefrfivesandproperty.

We oontfnueto devebp newand improvedproteoffondevkes. UsersofalarmSySteIJtSowe Itto fhemsefvesand

Jheirbved onesto learnaboutthese develornnants.

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ADEMCO LIMITED WARRANTY

Alarm Device Manufacturing Company, aDwisiin of PittWay Corporation, and its d~lons, subsidiaries and affili-

ates (%eller), 165 Eileen Way, Syosset, New York 11791, warrants its products to be in conformance with its own

plane and spaMoations and to be free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and service

for18 monthsfrom the date stampcontrolonthe product or, forproducts not having an Adernco date stamp, for

12 months from date of orlghal purchase unless the installation “hstructions or ~abg sets fotth aShotter period,

inwhichcase the shorter period shall appfy. seller’s obligation shall be limited to repairing or replacing, at its op-

tion, tree of charge for materials or labor, any product whch is proved not inmrrpliancewithSellersspecifications

or provesdefectivein materialsor workmanshipunder normal use and service.seller shall have no obfiitkm un-

der this Limited Warranty or otherwise if the product is attered or improperly repaired or serviced by anyone other

than Memco factory service. For warranty sewice, return product transportation prepaid, to Ademco Factory

Service, 165 Eiieen Way, Syosaet, New York 11791.

THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR iMPLiED, OF MERCHANTABiLiTY, OR FiTNESS FOR A

PARTiClfLAR PURPOSE OR OTHERWiSE, WHICH E~END BEYOND THE DESCRIPTION ON THE FACE

HEREOF. iN NO CASE SHAU SELLER BE LiABLE TO ANYONE FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL OR incidental

DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF THiS OR ANY OTHER WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR iMPLIED, OR UPON ANY

OTHER BASiS OF LiABiLilY WATSOEVER, EVEN iF THE LOSS OR DAMAGE iS CAUSED BY THE SEUER’S

OWN NEGUGENCE OR FAULT.

Baiter does not represent that the pmfucts it seiis may not be compromised or circumvented: that the products

wifi prevent any personal injj~ or property toss by burglary, robbery, fire or othemvise; or that the products wifi in ail

cases provide adequate warning or protection. Customer understands that aproperty inataifed and maintained

alarm may only reduce the risk of abu9tafy, robbery, tire or other events occurring without providhg an alarm, but

if is not insurance or aguarantee that such wifi rmt occur or that there wili be no personai injury or propady bss as a

reauft. CONSEQUENTLY, SELLER SHALL HAVE NO LiABfLiTYFOR ANY PERSONALfNJiJRY,PROPERIY

DAMAGEOR OTHER LOSSBASEDON ACiAIM THE PRODUCTFAiLEDTO GIVE WARNING.HOWEVER,iF

SEUER iS HELDLiABLE,WHETHERDiRECTLYOR indirectly, FORANYLOSSOR DAMAGEARiSiNGUN-

DER Ti-ffS LIMfTED WARRANTY OR OTHERWfSE, REGARDLESS OF CAUSE OR 0Ri(3fN, SELLER’SMAXiMUM

LiABiLITYSHALLNOT iN ANY CASEEXCEEDTHE PURCHASEPRICEOF THE PRODUCT,WfiCH SHALLBE

THE COMPLETEAND EXCLUSiVEREMEDYAGAfNSTSELLER.Ths warrantyreplacesanypreviouswarranties

and isthe onlywarrantymadeby Selleronths product.No increaseorafteratbn,writtenor verbai,ofthe obliga-

tionsof thw LimitedWarrantvisauthorized.

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