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VISTA

Fire/Burglary

Alarm

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PassPoint

ACS

VGM

Table of Contents

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Conventions Used in This Manual ........................................................................................................iii

Section 1 - Introduction.........................................................................................................................1–1

General Information.............................................................................................................................1–1

VGM Compatibility...............................................................................................................................1–1

VGM as an Interface.............................................................................................................................1–2

Section 2 - Installing the VGM as an Interface.................................................................................2–1

Wiring VGM to PassPoint ACS and VISTA Panel as an Interface ....................................................2–1

Enrolling/Enabling the VGM ...............................................................................................................2–2

Enrolling the VGM into PassPoint................................................................................................ 2–2

Enabling the VGM in the VISTA FBS.......................................................................................... 2–5

Configuring the VGM ...........................................................................................................................2–6

Defining Test Report Schedules and VGM Interface................................................................... 2–7

Defining VISTA Zones ................................................................................................................... 2–8

Defining the Default VISTA FBS User Number ........................................................................ 2–11

Downloading the Configuration.........................................................................................................2–12

PassPoint ACS/VISTA FBS Event Actions........................................................................................2–13

PassPoint ACS/VISTA FBS Related Events......................................................................................2–14

PassPoint ACS Central Station Reports............................................................................................2–17

Modifying PassPoint Events Reported to Central Station......................................................... 2–18

Downloading the PassPoint Events Reported to Central Station Changes.............................. 2–20

Commonly Used Applications ............................................................................................................2–21

Controlling Access Points with VISTA FBS Keypads & RF Transmitters ............................... 2–21

Assigning VISTA FBS Relays to Access Points.......................................................................... 2–26

Arm VISTA FBS Partition on Access Point Card Swipe............................................................ 2–27

Disarm VISTA FBS Partition on Access Point Card Swipe....................................................... 2–28

Pulse a VISTA FBS Relay on an Access Point or any Access Point Denial............................... 2–29

Disarm a VISTA FBS Partition on an Access Grant.................................................................. 2–29

Lock/Protect an Access Point upon VISTA FBS Burglar Alarm/Restore.................................. 2–30

Synchronize Arming/Disarming of PassPoint ACS and VISTA FBS......................................... 2–31

Bypass/Protect Access Point upon VISTA FBS Fire Alarm/Restore.......................................... 2–33

PassPoint ACS MLB Supervision by the VISTA FBS................................................................ 2–34

Appendix A - Events Reported to Central Station..........................................................................A–1

PassPoint Events Reported to Central Station..................................................................................A–1

VISTA Gateway Module, Summary of Connections............................................Inside Rear Cover

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Conventions Used in This Manual

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Before you begin using this manual, it is important that you understand the meaning of the

following symbols:

ULThese notes include specific information that must be followed if you are installing this

system for a UL Listed application.

A checked note includes information you should be aware of before continuing with the

installation, and which, if not observed, could result in operational difficulties.

This symbol warns of conditions that could seriously affect the operation of the system, or

cause damage to the system. Please read each warning carefully. This symbol also

denotes warnings about physical harm to the user.

PRODUCT MODEL NUMBERS: Unless noted otherwise, references to specific model numbers

represent ADEMCO products.

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SECTION 1

Introduction

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In This Section

♦General Information

♦VGM Compatibility

♦VGM as an Interface

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General Information

The VISTA Gateway Module (VGM) provides an interface between the ADEMCO

PassPoint Access Control System (PassPoint ACS) and ADEMCO VISTA

Fire/Burglary Alarm System (VISTA FBS). This document identifies some of the

features gained when the systems are interfaced, provides instructions for wiring the

interface, provides instructions for configuring the VGM as an interface, and contains

instructions for programming and using the interfaced systems.

VGM Compatibility

The VGM is compatible with all PassPoint Access Control Systems that have the

proper MLB revision and software version. To determine if your VISTA Fire/Burglary

Alarm System is compatible with the VGM, consult your Alarm System Manuals.

The VGM is compatible with PassPoint Express version 1.1 (or higher) software and a

PassPoint ACS with an MLB revision of 0.98 or higher. If you are not certain of your

PassPoint Express version or PassPoint ACS MLB revision, perform the following.

1. Connect your PassPoint computer to your PassPoint ACS,

2. Left-click your mouse on the Help button.

3. Left-click your mouse on About in the submenu. The About PassPoint Express screen

will be displayed.

4. On the About PassPoint Express screen, left-click on the MLB Info button and MLB

information will be displayed.

5. The MLB revision is listed under MLB Info as Rev. and the PassPoint Express Software

version is listed on the right half of the About PassPoint Express screen as Version.

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VGM as an Interface

When the VGM is used to link the PassPoint ACS and VISTA FBS, the VISTA FBS

provides a dialer function for the PassPoint ACS. Dialer events are sent through the

VGM to the VISTA FBS panel, which actually does the dialing. The VISTA FBS panel

supports all of the access control-related Contact ID event codes. In addition, linking

these two systems together allows the behavior of each subsystem to change based

upon status changes or occurring events. The following lists some of the features that

are available when using the VGM to interface between the PassPoint ACS and

VISTA FBS:

•VISTA FBS RF devices, such as RF button remotes, transmitters, wireless keypads,

and motion detectors can control access functions.

•The multitude of zones present in the VISTA FBS expands the capability of the

PassPoint ACS.

•Card users can be programmed to disarm or arm both systems.

•The access point modes of operation (PROTECT, BYPASS, or LOCKED) can be

controlled via the VISTA FBS keypad.

•A fire alarm detected in the VISTA FBS can be programmed via the PassPoint

system to cause the access points to be bypassed enabling fire department

personnel to enter the building.

•An access grant can be programmed to disarm both the VISTA FBS and PassPoint

systems while turning on the lights.

•An egress grant can be programmed to arm both the VISTA FBS and PassPoint

systems and turn off the lights.

•Systems already installed with a VISTA FBS system or PassPoint system can easily

be upgraded by installing the VGM.

Instructions for wiring, configuring the VGM, programming, and using the combined

PassPoint ACS and VISTA FBS are contained in Section 2 of this document.

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SECTION 2

Installing the VGM as an Interface

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In This Section

♦Wiring VGM to PassPoint ACS and VISTA FBS as an Interface

♦Enrolling/Enabling the VGM

♦Configuring the VGM

♦Downloading the Configuration

♦PassPoint ACS/VISTA FBS Event Actions

♦PassPoint ACS/VISTA Related Events

♦PassPoint ACS Central Station Reports

♦Commonly Used Applications

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Wiring VGM to PassPoint ACS and VISTA Panel as an Interface

To use the VGM as an interface between the PassPoint ACS and VISTA FBS, wire the

VGM to the PassPoint ACS and VISTA FBS as shown in the illustration below.

Do not apply power to the system until all cables, including power connections, are

attached. Make sure that the component supplying power to the VGM, whether a separate

power supply or another module, is not powered while connecting to the VGM. After all

connections are complete, power may be applied to the system.

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BE SUPPLIED BY A POWER SUPPLY OR THE KEYPAD

TERMINALS ON THE VISTA FSB. IF A POWER SUPPLY IS

BEING USED, IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO CONNECT THE

RED AND BLACK WIRE TO THE VISTA FSB: HOWEVER,

THE GROUND OF THE POWER SUPPLY MUST BE

CONNECTED TO THE VISTA FSB - KEYPAD CONNECTION.

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Enrolling/Enabling the VGM

The VGM must be enrolled into the PassPoint ACS and enabled in the VISTA FBS to

have it perform as a PassPoint ACS/VISTA Interface. The following paragraphs

provide instructions for enrolling the VGM into the PassPoint ACS and enabling the

VGM in the VISTA FBS.

Enrolling the VGM into PassPoint

The VGM must be enrolled into the PassPoint system so the system will know that

the VGM is part of the system. To enroll the VGM, proceed as follows:

1. On the PassPoint computer, enter the Installer mode and connect to the PassPoint

ACS as defined in the PassPoint manuals. A screen similar to that shown below

will be displayed on your PassPoint computer.

2. Select Config on the Menu bar.

3. Select Hardware from the Config menu list. An Installer Configuration

(Hardware) screen similar to that shown below will be displayed.

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4. Select Module from the Installer Configuration menu bar.

5. Select Add VGM on the module menu list. The VGM will be added to the System

Hardware List in the Resource window of the PassPoint computer. The serial

number shown for the VGM will be all zeros.

6. Enter the serial number for the VGM into the PassPoint software. You may enter

the serial number in either of 2 ways. If you know the VGM serial number, follow

substep A below. If you don’t know the VGM serial number or choose to let the

PassPoint software determine the VGM serial number, use substep B below.

A. If you know the VGM serial number:

(1) Move the cursor to VGM in the System Hardware listing and left-click the

mouse to select it.

(2) Right-click the mouse. The following submenu will be displayed:

(3) Move the cursor to Properties on the submenu and right-click the mouse.

The VISTA Gateway Module (VGM) Setup screen shown below will be

displayed:

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(4) Move the cursor to the first position of the Serial Number box on the screen

and enter the VGM serial number.

(5) If desired, move to the Module Name box on the screen and enter a name

for the VGM.

(6) Select the OK button. The VGM serial number will be added to the VGM

listing in the Installer Configuration (Hardware) screen.

The VGM is now enrolled into the PassPoint software in the computer, but the information

has not yet been stored in the MLB of the PassPoint ACS. Downloading the information into

the MLB is described later in this section.

B. To let the PassPoint software determine the VGM Serial Number:

(1) Select Module from the Installer Configuration menu bar.

(2) Select Enroll on the Module menu list. The following Auto Enrollment of

Modules screen will be displayed:

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(3) Select the Start Scan button on the screen. The PassPoint software will

scan the system hardware and determine the VGM serial number. A screen

similar to that shown below will be displayed listing the VGM serial

number.

(4) Select the Close button to end the enrollment of the VGM. The VGM serial

number will be added to the VGM listing in the Installer Configuration

(Hardware) screen.

The VGM is now enrolled into the PassPoint software in the computer, but the information

has not yet been stored in the MLB of the PassPoint ACS. Downloading the information into

the MLB is described later in this section.

Enabling the VGM in the VISTA FBS

The VGM must be enabled as a connected device in the VISTA FBS so the system will

recognize that the VGM is part of the system. To enable the VGM, proceed as follows:

1. At the VISTA FBS Keypad, enter Device Programming in #93 Menu Mode. See the

VISTA FBS manuals for a detailed explanation of Device Programming in #93

Menu Mode.

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2. When the ENTER DEVICE ADDRESS message is displayed on the keypad,

enter a 2-digit device address followed by the asterisk (*). The address entered can

be any address within the range accepted by the VISTA FBS that is not used by

any other device. Note the device address entered. This number will be required

when the VGM is configured in the PassPoint ACS.

3. The DEVICE TYPE message will be displayed on the keypad. Enter 9* which

defines the device type as a VGM.

4. The VISTA PARTITION ONLY message will be displayed on the keypad. The

partition number defines which VISTA FBS (partition) account number will be

sent to the 685 receiver whenever a PassPoint ACS dialer message occurs.

5. Exit Device Programming.

Configuring the VGM

The VGM module must be configured after it is enrolled into the PassPoint software.

Configuration of the VGM consists of defining Test Report Schedules and setting the

VGM to act as an interface and defining controls for PassPoint Zones. To begin the

VGM configuration, proceed as follows:

1. At the PassPoint ACS computer, move the cursor to VGM in the System Hardware

listing and left-click the mouse to select it.

2. Right-click the mouse. The following submenu will be displayed:

3. Move the cursor to Properties on the submenu and right-click the mouse. The

VISTA Gateway Module (VGM) Setup screen similar to that shown below will be

displayed.

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Defining Test Report Schedules and VGM Interface

To configure the Test Report Schedules and define the VGM as an interface between

the PassPoint ACS and VISTA FBS, proceed as follows:

1. Select the Vista Dialer tab on the screen. The Dialer Configuration screen shown

below will be displayed:

2. Configure the VGM Test Report Schedules and set the VGM to act as an interface

between the PassPoint ACS and VISTA FBS by completing the entries on the

screen. The subfields on the screen allow definition of the configuration as follows:

Dialer Configuration - All subfields in this area (Dial Method, PABX, Phone # 1,

Phone # 2, and Call Waiting Defeat) may be left blank. Dialing functions will be

performed by the VISTA FBS.

Test Report Timing - This field controls when PassPoint test reports are sent to

the central station. The following subfields control test report timing:

Test Day - Select the day of the week to start sending test reports.

Test Hour:Min - Choose the time of day that is to be used to initiate the test-

reporting interval.

Test Interval - Enter the number of hours between test reports. Reports will not

be generated if this field is set to zero.

ECP Address - Set this field to match the device address assigned the VGM in the

VISTA FBS. The device address was assigned in the Enrolling/Enabling the VGM

procedures provided previously.

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The ECP address must be set to a non-zero value and match the address that was

programmed in the VISTA FBS.

Defining VISTA Zones

Select the Vista Zones tab on the screen. The ACS Access Points to Vista Zones/ACS

Zones to Vista Zones Configuration screen shown below will be displayed:

Defining PassPoint ACS Access Points as VISTA FBS Zones

The state of up to 16 PassPoint ACS access points can be reported to the VISTA FBS

where they also can be treated as hardwired VISTA FBS zones. This allows a single

door contact to be installed, yet allow the PassPoint ACS door logic and a VISTA FBS

alarm zone to be configured at the door. The Access Point will be mirrored into the

VISTA FBS panel without having to run redundant wiring. When programmed,

PassPoint ACS access point door open alarms (and door open time alarms), restores,

and troubles are transmitted from the PassPoint ACS to the VISTA FBS. Note that

processing of events on both systems can still happen independently. You can still use

event/action relationships on PassPoint ACS for Access Point alarms and restores in

addition to causing alarms in the VISTA FBS based upon arming modes. Another

benefit of doing this is that just as a VISTA FBS alarm panel will prevent arming

with zone faults, a bypassed (unlatched) door that is propped open will prevent the

VISTA FBS panel from arming as well.

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Reports for Access Point status changes are sent to the VISTA FBS as listed below:

ACCESS POINT MODE

Status Lock, Protect, and Exit Only Bypassed

Fault Immediately on Forced

Immediately on Door Open Time-out Immediately on Door Opening

Fault Restore Immediately when Forced corrects

Immediately when Door Open Time-out

corrects Immediately on Door Closing

Trouble Immediately when it occurs Immediately when it occurs

Trouble Restore Immediately when it occurs Immediately when it occurs

Note that the above chart means that when a card is swiped at a Locked, Protected or

Exit Only Access Point or if a door opening is performed within the programmed door

timing parameters, the VISTA FBS never “sees” a fault and restore. If the door

operation results in a door forced alarm or a door open time-out alarm, the VISTA

FBS is notified of the fault. The zone reporting status for a Bypassed Access Point

allows a Bypassed Access Point that is propped open to prevent the VISTA FBS from

arming due to the fault condition.

Shunted Access Points or ACS Zones will NOT cause Fault, Fault Restore, Trouble, or

Trouble Restore status to be sent to the VISTA FBS causing a lack of protection.

To configure the VGM to report PassPoint ACS access points as VISTA FBS zones,

proceed as follows:

The access points being defined must already exist in PassPoint prior to performing the

following procedure. Refer to the PassPoint manuals for access point assignment

instructions.

1. In the ACS Access Point -> Vista Zones area of the screen, position the cursor on

the down (▼) button in the PassPoint Access Point column for the number (0-15)

being defined. Left-click the mouse, position the cursor on the desired access point

in the list that is displayed and left-click the mouse again.

2. Move the cursor to the Vista Zone area and enter the number of the zone in the

VISTA FBS that will be assigned to this PassPoint access point.

3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 for each access point (up to 16) that is to be reported to the

VISTA FBS.

4. Record the PassPoint Num column and corresponding VISTA FBS zone number.

This information will be required to program the VISTA FBS.

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At the VISTA FBS Keypad:

5. Enter Zone Programming in #93 Menu Mode. See the VISTA FBS manuals for a

detailed explanation of Zone Programming in #93 Menu Mode.

6. Program the first VISTA FBS zone that corresponds to the Vista Zone assignment

defined in the Vista Zone column of the VGM screen. Indicate the input type as

ACS (10).

7. Enter the VGM zone number from the Num column of the VGM screen (0-15).

8. Repeat steps 6 and 7 for each PassPoint zone being reported to the VISTA FBS.

9. Exit zone programming.

Defining PassPoint ACS Zones as VISTA FBS Zones

In order to obtain the wiring benefits of PassPoint’s Echelon Lonworks based network,

up to eight sensors that have been hardwired into a PassPoint module’s zones can be

mapped into the VISTA alarm panel’s zones. This allows a protective zone that may

be in close proximity to a PassPoint module to be treated as if it were a VISTA FBS

hardwired zone without having to run redundant wiring. In order to do this,

PassPoint needs to be configured to report zone status changes to the VGM on the

zones that need to be transferred to the VISTA panel. Zone faults, restores, and

troubles will be sent as they occur.

To configure the VGM to report PassPoint ACS zones as VISTA FBS zones, proceed as

follows:

The zones being defined must already be assigned in the MLB, DCM(s), or ZIM(s) prior to

performing the following procedure. Refer to the PassPoint manuals for zone assignment

instructions.

Shunted ACS Zones will NOT cause Fault, Fault Restore, Trouble, or Trouble Restore

status to be sent to the VISTA FBS causing a lack of protection.

ULBecause the VGM is not yet UL Listed, it is not recommended that a PassPoint ACS zone

be mapped into a VISTA FBS fire zone.

1. In the ACS Zones -> Vista Zones area of the screen, position the cursor on the

down (▼) button in the PassPoint Zone column for the number (16-23) being

defined. Left-click the mouse, position the cursor on the desired zone in the list

that is displayed and left-click the mouse again.

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2. Move the cursor to the Vista Zone area and enter the number of the zone in the

VISTA FBS that will be assigned to this PassPoint Zone.

The Vista Zone number must be a non-zero value for a properly mapped zone.

3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 for each zone (up to 8) that is to be reported to the VISTA

FBS.

4. Record the PassPoint Num column and corresponding VISTA FBS zone number.

This information will be required to program the VISTA FBS.

At the VISTA FBS Keypad:

5. Enter Zone Programming in #93 Menu Mode. See the VISTA FBS manuals for a

detailed explanation of Zone Programming in #93 Menu Mode.

6. Program the first VISTA FBS zone that corresponds to the VISTA Zone

assignment defined in the Vista Zone column of the VGM screen. Indicate the

input type as ACS (10).

7. Enter the VGM zone number from the Num column of the VGM screen (16-23).

8. Repeat steps 6 and 7 for each PassPoint zone being reported to the VISTA FBS.

9. Exit zone programming.

Defining the Default VISTA FBS User Number

All actions on a PassPoint ACS connected to a VISTA FBS alarm panel get logged to

the VISTA FBS event history log. Since all actions are logged, any action that the

PassPoint ACS system initiates on the VISTA FBS panel needs to map to a VISTA

FBS user number. The default VISTA user number defined in this field will be

associated with any VISTA action that is induced by the PassPoint ACS system. To

define the default VISTA FBS user number, proceed as follows:

1. Select Configure from the Installer Configuration menu bar.

2. Select System Wide Options from the Configure menu list and the system wide

options configuration screen will be displayed.

3. Select the Burg System tab and a screen similar to that shown below will be

displayed.

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4. The Default Vista User Number field will display a number 2 (default value) if the

field has never been modified. The number 2 may be left if it is acceptable or a new

number may be entered if desired. When the desired Default Vista User Number is

being displayed, click on the OK button.

The User Number defined in this screen must be enabled in the VISTA FBS for access to

the System/Partition/Zone the PassPoint ACS is reporting to. Additionally, if using the

PassPoint ACS to open or close a VISTA FBS partition, the User must have open/close

capability in the VISTA FBS.

Downloading the Configuration

After the VGM has been enrolled in the computer, test report schedules defined,

PassPoint zones defined, and the VGM has be configured to operate as an interface,

this information must be downloaded into the PassPoint ACS MLB. To download the

VGM information into the MLB proceed as follows.

1. Close the Installer Configuration (Hardware) screen on the computer. The following

message about downloading will be displayed:

2. Select the Yes button. The Download to Account screen similar to that shown

below will be displayed.

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3. Select the Start button. The changes made in the computer to enroll the VGM,

test report definitions, PassPoint zone definitions, and VGM interface definition

will be downloaded in the PassPoint ACS MLB. When the download is complete,

the software will reset the PassPoint ACS. After the reset, the system will

automatically revert to the Ready state.

PassPoint ACS/VISTA FBS Event Actions

Triggers (events) can be initiated within the PassPoint ACS and sent via the VGM to

initiate an action in the VISTA FBS. Similarly, triggers can be initiated within the

VISTA FBS and sent via the VGM to cause an action in the PassPoint ACS. Refer to

the PassPoint ACS and VISTA FBS manuals for instructions on programming

event/actions.

The following action commands can be sent from the VISTA FBS to the PassPoint

ACS where the commands are received as Events.

Upon Vista Burg Sys Arming Away

Upon Vista Burg Sys Arming Stay

Upon Vista Burg Sys Arming Maximum

Upon Vista Burg Sys Arming Instant

Upon Vista Burg Sys Disarming

Upon Vista Burg Alarm in Ptn

Upon Vista Burg Alarm Rest in Ptn

Upon Vista Fire Alarm in Ptn

Upon Vista Fire Alarm Rest in Ptn

Upon Vista Panic/Duress Alarm in Ptn

Upon Vista Panic/Duress Al Rest in Ptn

Upon Vista Burg Sys Low Battery

Upon Vista Burg Sys Low Bat Restore

Upon Vista Burg Sys AC Loss

Upon Vista Burg Sys AC Restore

Upon Vista Dialer Comm Fail

Upon Vista Dialer Comm Restore

Upon Vista Connection Failure

Upon Vista Connection Restore

The following action commands can be sent from the PassPoint ACS to the VISTA

FBS where the commands are received as Events.

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Arm Vista Ptn Away

Arm Vista Ptn Stay

Disarm Vista Ptn

Force Arm Vista Ptn Away

Force Arm Vista Ptn Stay

Auto Bypass Vista Zone List

Auto Protect Vista Zone List

Enable Vista Ptn Opening

Disable Vista Ptn Opening

Enable Vista Ptn Closing

Disable Vista Ptn Closing

Enable Vista Access Wind

Disable Vista Access Wind

Vista Relay On

Vista Relay Off

Vista Relay Pulse

Vista Relay Pulse XX Min

Vista Relay Pulse YY Sec

Vista Relay Grp On

Vista Relay Grp Off

Vista Relay Grp Pulse

Vista Relay Grp Pulse XX Min

Vista Relay Grp Pulse YY Sec

PassPoint ACS/VISTA FBS Related Events

Table 2-1 lists events that will only occur and be displayed in the PassPoint ACS

event window if a VISTA FBS Alarm Panel has been connected to the PassPoint ACS

through a VGM Module.

Table 2-1. PassPoint ACS/VISTA FBS Related Events

Event Cause Default

Priority Logged

ZONE FAULT TO VISTA: This event indicates that a Zone fault was reported to a

connected VISTA FBS Alarm Panel. 0No

ZONE REST TO VISTA: This event indicates that a Zone restore was reported to a

connected VISTA FBS Alarm Panel. 0No

ZONE TRBL TO VISTA: This event indicates that a Zone trouble was reported to a

connected VISTA FBS Alarm Panel. 0No

ACCPT FAULT TO VISTA: This event indicates that an Access Point Door Status Monitor

Zone fault was reported to a connected VISTA FBS Alarm

Panel.

0No

ACCPT REST TO VISTA: This event indicates that an Access Point Door Status Monitor

Zone restore was reported to a connected VISTA FBS Alarm

Panel.

0No

ACCPT TRBL TO VISTA: This event indicates that an Access Point Door Status Monitor

Zone trouble was reported to a connected VISTA FBS Alarm

Panel.

0No

REQUEST VISTA STATUS: This event indicates that the Access Control System has

requested status information from a connected VISTA FBS

Alarm Panel.

0No

VISTA BURG ALARM: This event indicates that a burglary alarm condition has

occurred in the given VISTA FBS Burglary Partition. 3Yes

VISTA BURG ALARM REST: This event indicates that a burglary alarm condition has

restored (cleared) in the given VISTA FBS Burglary Partition. 3Yes

VISTA FIRE ALARM: This event indicates that a fire alarm condition has occurred in

the given VISTA FBS Partition. 3Yes

VISTA FIRE ALARM REST: This event indicates that a fire alarm condition has restored

(cleared) in the given VISTA FBS Partition. 3Yes

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Event Cause Default

Priority Logged

VISTA PANIC/DURESS

ALRM: This event indicates that a panic or duress alarm condition has

occurred in the given VISTA FBS Burglary Partition. 4Yes

VISTA PNC/DUR AL REST: This event indicates that a panic or duress alarm condition has

restored (cleared) in the given VISTA FBS Burglary Partition. 4Yes

VISTA ARMED AWAY: This event indicates that the given VISTA FBS Alarm Partition

was Armed Away. 3Yes

VISTA ARMED STAY: This event indicates that the given VISTA FBS Alarm Partition

was Armed Stay. 3Yes

VISTA ARMED MAXIMUM: This event indicates that the given VISTA FBS Alarm Partition

was Armed Maximum. 3Yes

VISTA ARMED INSTANT: This event indicates that the given VISTA FBS Alarm Partition

was Armed Instant. 3Yes

VISTA DISARMED: This event indicates that the given VISTA FBS Alarm Partition

was Disarmed. 3Yes

VISTA LOW BATTERY: This event indicates that the VISTA FBS Alarm Panel

connected to the Access Control System is experiencing a

Low Battery condition.

2Yes

VISTA LOW BATT REST: This event indicates that the VISTA FBS Alarm Panel’s Low

Battery condition has restored and that its battery is charged. 2Yes

VISTA AC PWR LOSS: This event indicates that the VISTA FBS Alarm Panel

connected to the Access Control System has lost its AC line

voltage.

2Yes

VISTA AC PWR RESTORE: This event indicates that the VISTA FBS Alarm Panel’s AC line

voltage has been turned back on. 2Yes

VISTA DLR COMM FAIL: This event indicates that the VISTA FBS Alarm Panel’s central

station communicator (dialer) has not been able to reach the

central station.

2Yes

VISTA DLR COMM REST: This event indicates that the VISTA FBS Alarm Panel’s central

station communicator (dialer) has been able to reach the

central station after a period of failure.

2Yes

VISTA CMD TO UNKN

ACCPT: This event indicates that the VISTA FBS Alarm Panel has

attempted to control an Access Point that is invalid. This event

may occur if the VISTA FBS Panel’s User Code or keypad

programming that maps to the Access Point is invalid.

2Yes

ACCESS REQ FR UNKN

VUSR: This event indicates that the VISTA FBS Alarm Panel has

requested access using a VISTA FBS User number that was

unknown to the Access Control System. This can occur if the

cardholder database in the Access Control System does not

contain an entry indicating this VISTA FBS User Number.

2Yes

EGRESS REQ FR UNKN

VUSR: This event indicates that the VISTA FBS Alarm Panel has

requested egress using a VISTA FBS User number that was

unknown to the Access Control System. This can occur if the

cardholder database in the Access Control System does not

contain an entry indicating this VISTA FBS User Number.

2Yes

VISTA CONNECTION FAIL: This event indicates that the Access Control System can not

communicate with its VISTA FBS Alarm Panel. 2Yes

VISTA CONNECTION REST: This event indicates that the Access Control System can once

again communicate with its VISTA FBS Alarm Panel after a

period of communication failure.

2Yes

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Event Cause Default

Priority Logged

BYP VISTA ZONE LIST: This event occurs when the Access Control System instructs

the VISTA FBS Alarm Panel to bypass a VISTA FBS Panel

Zone List.

1Yes

PROTECT VISTA ZONE

LIST: This event occurs when the Access Control System instructs

the VISTA FBS Alarm Panel to protect a VISTA FBS Panel

Zone List.

1Yes

VISTA PART OPEN ENABLE: This event occurs when the Access Control System instructs

the VISTA FBS Alarm Panel to enable openings (disarm

operations) within the indicated VISTA FBS Burglary Partition.

1Yes

VISTA PART OPEN

DISABLE: This event occurs when the Access Control System instructs

the VISTA FBS Alarm Panel to disable openings (disarm

operations) within the indicated VISTA FBS Burglary Partition.

1Yes

VISTA PART CLOSE

ENABLE: This event occurs when the Access Control System instructs

the VISTA FBS Alarm Panel to enable closings (arming

operations) within the indicated VISTA FBS Burglary Partition.

1Yes

VISTA PART CLOSE

DISABLE: This event occurs when the Access Control System instructs

the VISTA FBS Alarm Panel to disable closings (arming

operations) within the indicated VISTA FBS Burglary Partition.

1Yes

VISTA ACCESS GRP

ENABLE: This event occurs when the Access Control System instructs

the VISTA FBS Alarm Panel to enable a VISTA FBS Access

Group.

1Yes

VISTA ACCESS GRP

DISABLE: This event occurs when the Access Control System instructs

the VISTA FBS Alarm Panel to disable a VISTA FBS Access

Group.

1Yes

VISTA RELAY ON: This event indicates that the Access Control System has

instructed the VISTA FBS Alarm Panel to turn on one of the

VISTA FBS Output Relays.

1Yes

VISTA RELAY OFF: This event indicates that the Access Control System has

instructed the VISTA FBS Alarm Panel to turn on one of the

VISTA FBS Output Relays.

1Yes

VISTA RELAY PULSE: This event indicates that the Access Control System has

instructed the VISTA FBS Alarm Panel to pulse one of the

VISTA FBS Output Relays.

1Yes

VISTA RELAY PULSE

XXMIN: This event indicates that the Access Control System has

instructed the VISTA FBS Alarm Panel to pulse one of the

VISTA FBS Output Relays for the duration specified by the XX

minute timer as specified by the VISTA FBS Panel’s

programming options.

1Yes

VISTA RELAY PULSE

YYSEC: This event indicates that the Access Control System has

instructed the VISTA FBS Alarm Panel to pulse one of the

VISTA FBS Output Relays for the duration specified by the YY

seconds timer as specified by the VISTA FBS Panel’s

programming options.

1Yes

VISTA RELAY GRP ON: This event indicates that the Access Control System has

instructed the VISTA FBS Alarm Panel to turn on one of the

VISTA FBS Output Relay Groups.

1Yes

VISTA RELAY GRP OFF: This event indicates that the Access Control System has

instructed the VISTA FBS Alarm Panel to turn on one of the

VISTA FBS Output Relay Groups.

1Yes

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Event Cause Default

Priority Logged

VISTA RELAY GRP PULSE: This event indicates that the Access Control System has

instructed the VISTA FBS Alarm Panel to pulse one of the

VISTA FBS Output Relay Groups.

1Yes

VISTA RLY GRP PULSE

XXM: This event indicates that the Access Control System has

instructed the VISTA FBS Alarm Panel to pulse one of the

VISTA FBS Output Relay Groups for the duration specified by

the XX minute timer as specified by the VISTA FBS Panel’s

programming options.

1Yes

VISTA RLY GRP PULSE

YYS: This event indicates that the Access Control System has

instructed the VISTA FBS Alarm Panel to pulse one of the

VISTA FBS Output Relay Groups for the duration specified by

the YY seconds timer as specified by the VISTA FBS Panel’s

programming options.

1Yes

VISTA TEST START: This event occurs when the VISTA Alarm Panel enters a test

mode. Normal operation of the VISTA alarm functions may be

interrupted.

3Yes

VISTA TEST END: This event occurs when the VISTA Alarm Panel exits all test

modes. 3Yes

VISTA PROG START: This event occurs when the VISTA Alarm Panel enters

programming mode. Normal operation of the VISTA alarm

functions may be interrupted.

3Yes

VISTA PROG END: This event occurs when the VISTA Alarm Panel exits

programming mode. 3Yes

VISTA MDM DLD START: This event occurs when the VISTA Alarm Panel enters modem

downloading mode. Normal operation of the VISTA alarm

functions may be interrupted.

3Yes

VISTA MDM DLD END: This event occurs when the VISTA Alarm Panel exits modem

downloading mode. 3Yes

VISTA RESET: This event occurs when the VISTA Alarm Panel resets. Normal

operation of the VISTA alarm functions may have been

interrupted and may still occur for a short period of time while

the panel restarts.

3Yes

PassPoint ACS Central Station Reports

The procedures in this section have configured the PassPoint ACS and enrolled the

VGM as an interface. With these procedures completed, the PassPoint ACS will send

test reports to the central station at the intervals defined using the VISTA FBS as a

dialer. The PassPoint ACS will also initiate a call via the VISTA FBS to the central

station and report any of the events listed in Appendix A of this manual except those

modified in the Modifying PassPoint Events Reported to Central Station paragraph

that follows.

In the reports sent, a 3-digit point number will follow the Event Code where

applicable. The 3-digit number defines the actual resource for which the event code

pertains. These 3-digit point numbers are divided into the groups listed below.

Additionally, when reporting using the Contact ID format, the ACS will report as

partition 9.

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3-Digit

Group Definition

000 Unknown or Out Of Range VISTA FBS Zone

001-199 VISTA FBS zones 1 through 199

200 Unknown or Out of Range ACS Zone

201-399 ACS Uncommitted Zones 1 through 199

400 Unknown or out of Range ACS Uncommitted Reader

401-449 ACS Uncommitted Readers 1 through 49

450 Unknown or Out of Range ACS Access Point (Door)

451-600 Access Points 1 through 150

601-649 VISTA FBS Relays 1 through 49

650 Unknown or Out of Range ACS Uncommitted Trigger

651-699 ACS Uncommitted Triggers 1 through 49

700 Unknown or Out of Range ACS Uncommitted Relay

701-799 ACS Uncommitted Relays 1 through 99

800-849 VISTA FBS Modules

850 Unknown or Out of Range ACS Module

851-899 ACS Module 1 through 39

890 Unknown or Out of Range ACS RS232 Communications Port

891-899 ACS RS232 Communications Ports 1 through 9

The manner in which these group numbers are used is that the actual resource

number is added to the group base number to obtain the point number that is

reported. For example, if the event is in ACS Zone 5, 200 is added to 5 and the point

number reported is 205. As an additional example, if the event is for ACS Reader

number 10, 400 is added to 10 and the point number reported is 410.

Some event codes are new, as are the 3-digit point codes. As such, the text message

displayed by the VISTA FBS Event Log Reporter, VISTA FBS Event Log Printer, VISTA

FBS Pager, or Central Station may not match the text message displayed in the ACS

computer Event Window.

Modifying PassPoint Events Reported to Central Station

The PassPoint Events that are defaulted to report to the central station can be

modified by the Installer. To delete (or enable reported events previously deleted),

proceed as follows:

1. On the PassPoint computer, enter the Installer mode and connect to the PassPoint

ACS as defined in the PassPoint manuals. A screen similar to that shown below

will be displayed on your PassPoint computer.

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2. Select Config on the Menu bar.

3. Select Hardware from the Config menu list. An Installer Configuration

(Hardware) screen similar to that shown below will be displayed.

4. Select Configure from the Installer Configuration menu bar.

5. Select System Wide Options from the Configure menu list and the system wide

options configuration screen will be displayed.

6. Select the Dialer Reports tab and a screen similar to that shown below will be

displayed.

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7. PassPoint Events that are reported to the central station are indicated by a check

mark. To disable or enable an event, position the cursor on the check mark or item

name and left-click the mouse. When all desired items have been modified, click on

the OK button. The system wide options screen will be closed. The changes must

now be downloaded.

If an event is checked but the priority of the event is set to zero, a report will not be sent.

Downloading the PassPoint Events Reported to Central Station Changes

After the PassPoint Events that are reported to the central station have been

modified, this information must be downloaded into the PassPoint ACS MLB. To

download the event information into the MLB proceed as follows.

1. Close the Installer Configuration (Hardware) screen on the computer. The following

message about downloading will be displayed:

2. Select the Yes button. The Download to Account screen similar to that shown

below will be displayed.

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3. Select the Start button. The changes made in the computer for event reporting will

be downloaded into the PassPoint ACS MLB. When the download is complete, the

software will reset the PassPoint ACS. After the reset, the system will

automatically revert to the Ready state.

Commonly Used Applications

The following paragraphs contain instructions for setting up and using some

applications. Note that these paragraphs do not provide all possible applications, but

do provide a variety of the common ones.

Most of the following applications may be set up and used by the system user. Where an

application must be set up by the system installer, it will be noted.

Controlling Access Points with VISTA FBS Keypads & RF Transmitters

VISTA FBS alpha keypads and/or RF button type transmitters may be used to control

access points. To use keypads and/or RF button type transmitters to control access

points, perform the procedures below for the device(s) desired.

Controlling an Access Point with a VISTA FBS Keypad

A VISTA alpha keypad can be used to request access or egress through a PassPoint

access point. In addition, the VISTA keypad can be used to change the operational

mode of an access point, placing the access point in the bypassed or protected modes.

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ASSIGNING THE VISTA KEYPAD TO A PASSPOINT ACCESS POINT

Assigning the VISTA keypad to a PassPoint access point can only be performed by the

system installer. Once assigned, the application is available to the user of the system.

When a VISTA Keypad is assigned to a PassPoint Access Point, a keypad entry of

CODE+#73 will automatically perform an access or egress request at the associated

Access Point.

1. Enter the ZONE PROGRAMMING section in the #93 Menu Mode on the VISTA

FBS.

2. Select a zone to “attach” to the VISTA keypad.

3. Program this zone with a zone response type 27 (ACCESS POINT).

4. Enter the access point ID number of the access point to be controlled by this

keypad. Note: The access point ID number can be found in the PassPoint VGM

properties in the PassPoint VISTA Zones tab. First find the access point and then

read the value in the NUM column. This is the number that gets entered as the

access point ID number. For example, if the NUM column entry shows 0, enter a 0

in this field.

5. Indicate if this is going to be an Entry (0) or Exit (1) request.

6. Enter the partition number.

7. Enter the input type as 09 (CS or Console).

8. Enter the keypad ECP device address.

USING THE VISTA KEYPAD TO CONTROL A PASSPOINT ACCESS POINT

The VISTA Keypad may be used to control an access point as follows:

1. Entering CODE+#73 on a keypad will request access to the access point that is

assigned to that keypad

Note that user number whose code is used must be assigned to a PassPoint Access

Card in the PassPoint card deck. For example, if code “3219” is assigned to VISTA

user number 11, eleven must be entered into the PassPoint card screen in the

VISTA User field. Entering VISTA user numbers that are not represented by an

Access Card in the PassPoint card deck will not result in an Access Grant or

Egress Grant. Instead, an Access (or Egress) Grant from Unknown VISTA User

event will be logged in PassPoint, indicating the VISTA user number that

attempted access or egress.

2. Entering CODE+#74+<access_point>*+<entry(0)/exit(1)>* on the keypad will

request access of the access point entered.

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Using #74 allows the VISTA user to select an Access Point that differs from the

Access Point that is assigned to that Keypad. Note that user number whose code is

used must be assigned to a PassPoint Access Card in the PassPoint card deck. For

example, if code “3219” is assigned to VISTA user number 11, eleven must be

entered into the PassPoint card screen in the VISTA User field. Entering VISTA

user numbers that are not represented by an Access Card in the PassPoint card

deck will not result in an Access Grant or Egress Grant. Instead, an Access (or

Egress) Grant from Unknown VISTA User event will be logged in PassPoint,

indicating the VISTA user number that attempted access or egress.

3. Entering CODE+#75+<access_point>*+1* will perform a Manual Access Grant

at the access point specified.

The VISTA user number whose code is entered for this command does not need to

be entered in the PassPoint card deck as a VISTA user number. A Manual Access

Grant from the associated VISTA user number will be logged by PassPoint.

4. Entering CODE+#75+<access_point>*+2* will put the specified access point in

the Protect mode.

When in the Protect mode, an Access Point requires card &/or PIN entries or

VISTA requests in order to allow access or egress. The VISTA user number whose

code is entered for this command does not need to be entered in the PassPoint card

deck as a VISTA user number. An Access Point Protect from the associated VISTA

user number will be logged by PassPoint.

5. Entering CODE+#75+<access_point>*+3* will put the specified access point in

the Bypass mode.

When in the Bypass mode, the door of the Access Point is unlatched and people can

enter or exit freely though the door. The VISTA user number whose code is entered

for this command does not need to be entered in the PassPoint card deck as a

VISTA user number. An Access Point Bypass from the associated VISTA user

number will be logged by PassPoint.

Controlling 2 Access Points with 2 VISTA FBS Keypads

The system has capabilities of using 2 VISTA alpha keypads to request access through

2 different PassPoint access points. When 2 VISTA Keypads are assigned to 2

different PassPoint Access Points, a keypad entry of CODE+#73 will automatically

perform an access request at the Access Point associated with the keypad.

ASSIGNING 2 VISTA KEYPADS TO 2 PASSPOINT ACCESS POINTS

Assigning the 2 VISTA keypads to 2 PassPoint access points can only be performed by the

system installer. Once assigned, the application is available to the user of the system.

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Program each keypad as described in the Assigning the VISTA Keypad to a PassPoint

Access Point paragraphs above assigning one keypad to ECP address #1 and the

second keypad to ECP address # 2.

USING THE VISTA KEYPADS TO OBTAIN ACCESS TO PASSPOINT ACCESS POINTS

Entering CODE+#73 on the keypad will request access to the access point that is

assigned to that keypad

Note that user number whose code is used must be assigned to a PassPoint Access

Card in the PassPoint card deck. For example, if code “3219” is assigned to VISTA

user number 11, eleven must be entered into the PassPoint card screen in the VISTA

User field. Entering VISTA user numbers that are not represented by an Access Card

in the PassPoint card deck will not result in an Access Grant or Egress Grant.

Instead, an Access (or Egress) Grant from Unknown VISTA User event will be logged

in PassPoint, indicating the VISTA user number that attempted access or egress.

Controlling Access Point with Wireless Keypads

Wireless keypads (5827 & 5827BD) can provide another way of entering the premise.

They function the same as the alpha keypads, except when the CODE+#73 is entered.

When CODE+#73 is entered, it will allow access to ALL access points in the partition

the keypad is assigned.

PROGRAMMING WIRELESS KEYPADS TO CONTROL ACCESS POINTS

Programming wireless keypads to control access points can only be performed by the

system installer. Once assigned, the application is available to the user of the system.

To program the VISTA FBS for wireless keypad control of access points, observe the

following

1. Enter the Program Mode on the VISTA FBS.

2. Enter the partition the keypad is assigned to in the “Wireless Keypad Assignment”

field.

Controlling Access Point with an RF Transmitter Zone

VISTA 5800 wireless devices can be employed in order to enhance the VISTA

FBS/PassPoint ACS systems. These devices may be used as follows:

•An RF button type transmitter (5804) can be used to provide access at up to 4 doors.

Each button can be used to request access or egress through a specified access

point. In this manner, a 5804 can be used instead of an access card and access

control card reader at an access point.

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•The smoke detector (5808) can be used to provide egress in emergency situations.

Create an Event/Action that sets the appropriate doors in the Bypass mode upon a

Fire Alarm in the desired partition.

ULUsing the smoke detector to provide emergency egress is not a UL listed feature.

PROGRAMMING AN RF TRANSMITTER ZONE TO CONTROL AN ACCESS POINT

Programming an RF transmitter zone to control an access point can only be performed by

the system installer.

When an RF button type transmitter (5804) is assigned to a PassPoint Access Point, a

fault on that zone will automatically perform an access or egress request at the

associated access point. To program the VISTA FBS so that an RF button type

transmitter (5804) zone will control an access point, observe the following

1. Enter the ZONE PROGRAMMING section in the #93 Menu Mode on the VISTA

FBS.

2. Select a zone to assign to the RF transmitter.

3. Program this zone with a zone response type 27 (ACCESS POINT).

4. Enter the access point ID number of the access point to be controlled by this

keypad. Note: The access point ID number can be found in the PassPoint VGM

properties in the PassPoint VISTA Zones tab. First find the access point and then

read the value in the NUM column. This is the number that gets entered as the

access point ID number. For example, if the NUM column entry shows 0, enter a 0

in this field.

5. Indicate if this is going to be an Entry (0) or Exit (1) request.

6. Enter the partition number.

7. Enter the input type as 05 (button RF).

8. Enroll the RF transmitter serial number.

9. If enrolling a button type RF transmitter, repeat steps 1 though 8 for each button

on the transmitter.

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10.Enter the partition the keypad is assigned to in the “Wireless Keypad Assignment”

field.

NOTE: For an RF button type transmitter, after exiting the programming mode,

you must select a user code for the RF button. This is done by entering

code+8+uuu+rf_user_code. The console will query if the user has an RF button.

Answer YES and then enter the zone number in which one of the RF buttons was

“attached” to. This “attaches” a VISTA user number to this RF button. Make sure

there is a cardholder in the PassPoint database with this same VISTA user

number so that PassPoint will grant this RF button access.

Assigning VISTA FBS Relays to Access Points

Assigning VISTA FBS relays to access points can only be performed by the system

installer.

A relay can be assigned to an access point so that it can be energized when the VISTA

FBS requests access or egress through an Access Point.

1. Enter Relay Programming on the VISTA FBS.

2. At the “ENTER RELAY NO.” prompt, enter a number for the relay.

3. At the “RELAY ACTION” prompt, select the desired action (. i.e. close for 2 secs,

stay closed, toggle)

4. At the “START EVENT” prompt, select not used.

5. At the “START: ZN LIST” prompt, enter 0 for no list.

6. At the “START: ZN TYPE” prompt, enter 27 for access point.

7. At the “START: ACS PT” prompt, enter the number of the access point number

that will start the relay action. An access or egress grant request from an access

point device (RF button or keypad) will energize the relay.

8. At the “START PART” prompt, enter the partition number in which the event will

occur.

9. At the “STOP: ZN LIST” prompt, enter 0 for no list.

10.At the “STOP: ZN TYPE” prompt, enter 0 for no response. Note that if a 27

(ACCESS POINT) were entered here, then an access or egress grant request from

the STOP Access Point would de-energize the relay.

11.At the “STOP PART” prompt, enter 0.

12. At the “RELAY GROUP” prompt, enter a group number if applicable to the VISTA

FBS site.

13.At the “FIRE BELL?” prompt, enter 1 or 0. (Refer to your VISTA FBS manuals).

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14.At the “RESTRICTION” prompt, enter 1 or 0. (Refer to your VISTA FBS manuals).

15.At the “RELAY TYPE” prompt, enter 1.

16.Exit Relay Programming.

Arm VISTA FBS Partition on Access Point Card Swipe

The PassPoint ACS can be configured to arm a VISTA FBS partition on an access

point card swipe. Limiting who can arm a VISTA FBS partition can be used in

conjunction with the “Vista Partition Armed Away Restriction” field of PassPoint

Access Groups. Set the appropriate partitions as restricted while Armed Away, so that

cardholders in a group that does not have arming capability will be denied when

attempting to enter (or leave) an armed area, thus preventing false alarms.

1. In the card database of the PassPoint ACS, enroll a card or select an existing card

that is to be assigned as a VISTA user. (Refer to the PassPoint ACS manuals.)

2. Select the Action tab for this card. A screen similar to the following will be

displayed.

3. In the Action Desired field, select “Arm Vista Ptn Away”.

4. In the Specifier = Vista Ptn # field, enter the VISTA FBS partition to be armed.

5. In the Invoke Action field, select “Egress Grant” as the action that will cause the

partition to be armed.

6. Select the Access tab and enter the default VISTA user number in the VISTA

User # field. This is needed since the PassPoint system maps all VISTA FBS users

to the default VISTA user number when commanding the VISTA FBS to arm or

disarm. (The default VISTA user number can be found in the System Wide

Options, Burg System tab.)

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7. Check that the default VISTA user number is valid in the VISTA FBS for the

partition that is being armed.

Disarm VISTA FBS Partition on Access Point Card Swipe

The PassPoint ACS can be configured to disarm a VISTA FBS partition on an access

point card swipe. Limiting who can disarm a VISTA FBS partition can be used in

conjunction with the “Vista Partition Armed Away Restriction” field of PassPoint

Access Groups. Set the appropriate partitions as restricted while Armed Away, so that

cardholders in a group that does not have disarming capability will be denied when

attempting to enter (or leave) an armed area, thus preventing false alarms.

1. In the card database of the PassPoint ACS, enroll a card or select an existing card

that is to be assigned as a VISTA user. (Refer to the PassPoint ACS manuals.)

2. Select the Action tab for this card. A screen similar to the following will be

displayed.

3. In the Action Desired field, select “Disarm Vista Ptn”.

4. In the Specifier = Vista Ptn # field, enter the VISTA FBS partition to be disarmed.

5. In the Invoke Action field, select “Access Grant” as the action that will cause the

partition to be disarmed.

6. Select the Access tab and enter the default VISTA user number in the VISTA

User # field. This is needed since the PassPoint system maps all VISTA FBS users

to the default VISTA user number when commanding the VISTA FBS to arm or

disarm. (The default VISTA user number can be found in the System Wide

Options, Burg System tab.)

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7. Check that the default VISTA user number is valid in the VISTA FBS for the

partition that is being disarmed.

Pulse a VISTA FBS Relay on an Access Point or any Access Point Denial

The PassPoint ACS can be configured to pulse a VISTA FBS relay on an access point

denial or on any access point denial.

1. Go to the Event/Actions screen in the PassPoint ACS. A screen similar to the

following will be displayed. (Refer to the PassPoint ACS manuals.)

2. In the Trigger Action field, select “Upon an Access Denial” to select one access

point or select “Upon any Access Denial” to select all access points.

3. If “Upon an Access Denial” was selected above, in the Specifier = AccPT # field,

enter the access point number where the denial is to trigger the relay. Note that

this field is not shown if “Upon any Access Denial” was selected.

4. In the Action Desired field, select “Vista Relay Pulse” as the action to be performed

on the access denial.

5. In the Specifier = Vista Relay # field, enter the number of the VISTA FBS relay

that is to be pulsed.

When the defined access denial occurs, the VISTA FBS relay selected will pulse for

about 2 seconds.

Disarm a VISTA FBS Partition on an Access Grant

The PassPoint ACS can be configured so that an access grant at a particular access

point or access grant at any access point will disarm the a VISTA FBS partition.

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1. Go to the Event/Actions screen in the PassPoint ACS. A screen similar to the

following will be displayed. (Refer to the PassPoint ACS manuals.)

2. In the Trigger Action field, select “Upon an Access Grant” to select one access point

or select “Upon any Access Grant” to select all access points.

3. If “Upon an Access Grant” was selected above, in the Specifier = AccPT # field,

enter the access point number where the grant is to disarm a partition. Note that

this field is not shown if “Upon any Access Grant” was selected.

4. In the Action Desired field, select “Disarm Vista Ptn” as the action to be performed

on the access grant.

5. In the Specifier = Vista Ptn # field, enter the number of the VISTA FBS partition

that is to be disarmed.

Lock/Protect an Access Point upon VISTA FBS Burglar Alarm/Restore

The PassPoint ACS can be configured so that an access can be locked when a burglar

alarm occurs on the VISTA FBS and then the access point revert back to the protected

status when the burglar alarm is restored.

1. Go to the Event/Actions screen in the PassPoint ACS. A screen similar to the

following will be displayed. (Refer to the PassPoint ACS manuals.)

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2. In the Trigger Action field, select “Upon Vista Burg Alarm in Ptn”.

3. In the Specifier = Vista Ptn # field, enter the partition number where a burglar

alarm occurrence is to lock the access point.

4. In the Action Desired field, select “Lock Access Point” as the action to be performed

when the burglar alarm occurs.

5. In the Specifier = AccPt # field, enter the number of the access point that is to be

locked.

6. Select Save and then select Next. The Event/Action will be saved and the

PassPoint ACS will advance to the next Event/Action.

7. In the Trigger Action field, select “Upon Vista Burg Alarm Rest in Ptn”.

8. In the Specifier = Vista Ptn # field, enter the same partition number as the one

entered above.

9. In the Action Desired field, select “Protect Access Point” as the action to be

performed when the burglar alarm is restored.

10.In the Specifier = AccPt # field, enter the same access point number as the one

entered above.

Synchronize Arming/Disarming of PassPoint ACS and VISTA FBS

The PassPoint ACS/VISTA FBS can be configured so that when either system is

armed, the other system will be armed and when either system is disarmed, the other

system will be disarmed.

1. Go to the Event/Actions screen in the PassPoint ACS. A screen similar to the

following will be displayed. (Refer to the PassPoint ACS manuals.)

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2. In the Trigger Action field, select “Upon ACS Burg Sys Arming Away”.

3. In the Action Desired field, select “Arm Vista Ptn Away” as the action to be

performed when the ACS Burg System is armed.

4. In the Specifier = Vista Ptn # field, enter the number of the partition that is to be

armed.

5. Select Save and then select Next. The Event/Action will be saved and the

PassPoint ACS will advance to the next Event/Action.

6. Repeat steps 3 through 5 for each VISTA FBS partition to be synchronized.

7. In the Trigger Action field, select “Upon Vista Burg System Armed Away”.

8. In the Action Desired field, select “Arm ACS Burg System Away” as the action to

be performed when the VISTA FBS is armed.

9. Select Save and then select Next. The Event/Action will be saved and the

PassPoint ACS will advance to the next Event/Action.

10.In the Trigger Action field, select “Upon ACS Burg System Disarming”.

11.In the Action Desired field, select “Disarm Vista Partition” as the action to be

performed when the when the ACS Burg System is disarmed.

12.In the Specifier = Vista Ptn # field, enter the number of the partition that is to be

disarmed.

13.Select Save and then select Next. The Event/Action will be saved and the

PassPoint ACS will advance to the next Event/Action.

14.Repeat steps 10 through 13 for each VISTA FBS partition to be synchronized.

15.In the Trigger Action field, select “Upon Vista Burg System Disarming”.

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16.In the Action Desired field, select “Disarm ACS Burglary System” as the action to

be performed when the VISTA FBS is disarmed.

17.Select Save.

When the PassPoint ACS is armed or disarmed, the VISTA FBS will be armed or

disarmed. Also, when the VISTA FBS is armed or disarmed, the PassPoint ACS will

be armed or disarmed.

Bypass/Protect Access Point upon VISTA FBS Fire Alarm/Restore

The PassPoint ACS can be configured so that an access point can be bypassed when a

fire alarm occurs on the VISTA FBS and then the access point will revert back to the

protected status when the fire alarm is restored.

ULBypass/Protect Access Point upon VISTA FBS Fire Alarm/Restore is not a UL listed

feature.

1. Go to the Event/Actions screen in the PassPoint ACS. A screen similar to the

following will be displayed. (Refer to the PassPoint ACS manuals.)

2. In the Trigger Action field, select “Upon Vista Fire Alarm in Ptn”.

3. In the Specifier = Vista Ptn # field, enter the partition number where a fire alarm

occurrence is to bypass the access point.

4. In the Action Desired field, select “Bypass Access Point” as the action to be

performed when the fire alarm occurs.

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5. In the Specifier = AccPt # field, enter the number of the access point that is to be

bypassed.

6. Select Save and then select Next. The Event/Action will be saved and the

PassPoint ACS will advance to the next Event/Action.

7. In the Trigger Action field, select “Upon Vista Fire Alarm Rest in Ptn”.

8. In the Specifier = Vista Ptn # field, enter the same partition number as the one

entered above.

9. In the Action Desired field, select “Protect Access Point” as the action to be

performed when the fire alarm is restored.

10.In the Specifier = AccPt # field, enter the same access point number as the one

entered above.

PassPoint ACS MLB Supervision by the VISTA FBS

PassPoint ACS MLB Supervision by the VISTA FBS can only be enabled by the system

installer.

The VISTA FBS can be programmed to supervise the PassPoint ACS MLB and report

any failure that may occur.

1. Enter the ZONE PROGRAMMING section in the #93 Menu Mode on the VISTA

FBS.

2. Select a zone to assign to the MLB Supervision.

3. Program this zone with a zone response type 28 (MLB Supervision).

4. Enter the partition number.

5. Enter the desired report code.

6. Define if the zone should activate a bell or relay.

9. Define the input type as 00 (none).

The zone defined will provide supervision for the PassPoint ACS MLB and in the

event of a failure, perform the actions defined for activating a bell or relay and send

the defined report code.

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APPENDIX A

Events Reported to Central Station

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PassPoint Events Reported to Central Station

All events are logged, and are defaulted to dial to the central station. The following

provides an example of the format of a typical message sent to the Central Station:

8888 - E140 - 09 - C206 GENERAL ALARM 206

ACCOUNT

NUMBER EVENT

TYPE PARTITION

(09 =ACS)

ZONE/CONTACT ID NUMBER,

USER NUMBER, OR

SYSTEM STATUS MESSAGE

Event Cause Default

Priority Contact ID

Code

Configuration Setting Changes

PROG MODE

ENTERED: The installer enters Programming mode. When changes are

made and downloaded, the system may enter the Reduced

Capability mode.

2 E429 ACS Prog

Mode Entry

PROG MODE EXIT: The installer exits Programming mode and the system returns

to normal operation. 2 E430 ACS Prog

Mode Exit

SYSTEM DEFAULTS

LOADED: The installer reprograms the system to its factory default

settings. 2 E306 Panel

Prog Change

SYSTEM TIME SET: A user alters the time setting of the system. 2 E625 Time Set

EVENT LOG

CLEARED: A user clears all event log contents. 2 E621 Event Log

Cleared

Access Point-Related Events

PROTECT ACCESS

POINT: An access point is set to its normal operation state. In Protect

mode, the access point will service entries and exits as

determined by the access point’s configuration.

1 R577 Access

Point Protect

BYPASS ACCESS

POINT: An access point has been set to Bypassed mode. This access

point no longer requires card swipes or RTE zone faults to

request entry or exit. The locking mechanism is disengaged,

and the door can swing freely.

1 E577 Access

Point Bypass

EXIT ONLY ACCESS

POINT: An access point is set to Exit-Only mode. The access point will

only accept requests to exit through the access point either via

an RTE zone or an exit reader.

1 R577 Access

Point Protect

TIMED BYP ACCPT

START: An access point has been set to Timed Bypassed mode. This

access point no longer requires card swipes or RTE zone faults

to request entry or exit. The locking mechanism is disengaged,

and the door can swing freely. The access point will

automatically return to the Protected mode at the expiration of

the given time period.

1 E577 Access

Point Bypass

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Event Cause Default

Priority Contact ID

Code

TIMED BYP->PROT

ACCPT: An access point is automatically set to its normal operation

state. In Protect mode, the access point will service entries and

exits as determined by the access point’s configuration.

1 R577 Access

Point Protect

LOCK ACCESS

POINT: An Access Point is set to the locked operational state. When

locked, the access point will not accept any entry or exit

requests.

1 R577 Access

Point Protect

SHUNT ACCPT DSM: An access point’s Door Status Monitor Zone is shunted. The

access point will operate as though it did not have a Door

Status Monitor Zone assigned and wired to it. This might have

been done by a user if the DSM Zone is awaiting repair.

1 E434 Access

Point DSM

Shunt

UNSHUNT ACCPT

DSM: An access point’s Door Status Monitor Zone is unshunted. The

access point will once again operate using the Door Status

Monitor Zone assigned and wired to it. This might have been

done by a user if the DSM Zone returns to normal operation

(i.e., it was repaired).

1 R434 Access

Point DSM

Unshunt

SHUNT ACCPT RTE: N/A in this revision. Occurs when an access point’s Request to

Exit Zone is shunted. The access point will operate as though it

did not have an RTE Zone assigned and wired to it. This might

have been done by a user if the RTE Zone is awaiting repair.

1 E433 Access

Point RTE

Shunt

UNSHUNT ACCPT

RTE: N/A in this revision. Occurs when an access point’s Request to

Exit Zone is unshunted. The access point will once again

operate using the RTE Zone assigned and wired to it. This

might have been done by a user if the RTE zone returns to

normal operation (i.e., it was repaired).

1 R433 Access

Point RTE

Unshunt

Relay-Related Events

RELAY DISABLED: An output relay is disabled. The output relay will remain in its

current state (on or off) until enabled. Relay On and Relay Off

commands will no longer be responded to for this output relay.

1 E520 Relay

Disable

RELAY ENABLED: An output relay is enabled. The output relay will return to a

commandable state. 1 R520 Relay

Enable

Trigger-Related Events

TRIGGER

DISABLED: An output trigger is disabled. The output trigger will remain in its

current state (on or off) until enabled. Trigger On and Trigger

Off commands will no longer be responded to for this output

trigger.

1 E520 Relay

Disabled

TRIGGER ENABLED: An output trigger is enabled. The output trigger will return to a

commandable state. 1 R520 Relay

Enabled

Reader-Related Events

READER DISABLED: An uncommitted reader is disabled. The reader will no longer

process card swipes. 1 E501 Reader

Disable

READER ENABLED: An uncommitted reader is enabled. The reader will process card

swipes. 1 R501 Reader

Enable

Zone-Related Events

BYPASS ZONE: An uncommitted zone is bypassed. This zone will no longer

cause an alarm. 1 E570 Zone

Bypass

PROTECT ZONE: An uncommitted zone is bypassed. This zone may cause an

alarm if the burglary system is armed appropriately for the

zone’s response type.

1 R570 Zone

Bypass Restore

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Event Cause Default

Priority Contact ID

Code

SHUNT ZONE: An uncommitted zone is shunted. This zone’s status will no

longer be monitored by the system. The zone can no longer

cause an alarm.

1 E576 Zone

Shunt

UNSHUNT ZONE: An uncommitted zone is unshunted. The system will once again

monitor the zone input. This zone may cause an alarm if the

burglary system is armed appropriately for the zone’s response

type.

1 R576 Zone

Unshunt

Access Control-Related Events

THREAT LEVEL

CHANGED: The operational threat level of the system is altered. 5 E431 Threat Lvl

Chg

DURESS ACCESS

EVENT: Duress PIN code was used at an entry reader of an access

point. The cardholder was granted access. 4 E124 Duress

Access Grant

DURESS EGRESS

EVENT: Duress PIN code was used at an exit reader of an access point.

The cardholder was granted egress. 4 E125 Duress

Egress Grant

ACCPT DOOR TIME: After granting access or egress, an access point door was held

open longer than the allotted door open time. The access point

will not accept card swipes until the door is closed properly.

This event can only occur if a Door Status Monitor Zone is

configured for the access point.

2 E426 Door Prop

Alarm

ACCPT DOOR TIME

REST: After granting access or egress, an access point door that was

held open longer than the allotted door open time has been

closed properly. The access point will now revert to normal

operation. This event can only occur if a Door Status Monitor

Zone is configured for the access point.

2 R426 Door

Prop Alarm

Restore

ACCPT DOOR OPEN

ALARM: An access point door was forced open without proper access or

egress being granted. The access point will not accept card

swipes until the door is closed properly. This event can only

occur if a Door Status Monitor Zone is configured for the access

point.

3 E423 Door

Force Alarm

ACCPT DOOR OPEN

REST: An access point door that was forced open without proper

access or egress being granted has been closed. The Access

Point will now revert to normal operation. This event can only

occur if a Door Status Monitor Zone is configured for the access

point.

3 R423 Door

Force Alarm

Restore

Remote Connection-Related Messages

These events will only occur if the ACS is administered remotely using modem communications.

MODEM ERROR: The ACS is experiencing trouble communicating with a modem. 2 E333 Module

Comm Fail

MODEM RESTORE: The ACS has successfully communicated with a modem after

experiencing a modem error. 2 R333 Module

Comm Fail Rest

CAN NOT

CONNECT: The ACS could not reach its PC host. 2 E354 Fail to

Comm

Diagnostic and Test Mode Events

ACCPT RTE ZNE

TRB: The Request to Exit Zone of an access point is experiencing a

wiring trouble condition. This event can only occur if a Request

to Exit Zone is configured for the access point.

2 E428 Access

Point RTE

Trouble

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Event Cause Default

Priority Contact ID

Code

ACCPT RTE TRB

REST: The Request to Exit Zone of an access point is no longer

experiencing a wiring trouble condition. This event can only

occur if a Request to Exit Zone is configured for the access

point.

2 R428 Access

Point RTE

Trouble Restore

ACCPT DSM ZNE

TRB: The Door Status Monitor Zone of an access point is

experiencing a wiring trouble condition. This event can only

occur if a Door Status Monitor Zone is configured for the access

point.

2 E427 Access

Point DSM

Trouble

ACCPT DSM TRB

REST: The Door Status Monitor Zone of an access point is no longer

experiencing a wiring trouble condition. This event can only

occur if a Door Status Monitor Zone is configured for the access

point.

2 R427 Access

Point DSM

Trouble Restore

ACCPT RELAY

SUPV FAIL: The Door Control Relay of an access point that operates the

door’s locking mechanism has detected that the locking

device’s power has failed. This event can only occur if the

access point’s door control relay was configured to monitor the

voltage of the locking device.

2 E432 Access

Point Relay

Supervision Fail

ACCPT RLY SUPV

REST: The door control relay of an access point that operates the

door’s locking mechanism has detected that the locking

device’s power has returned. This event can only occur if the

access point’s door control relay was configured to monitor the

voltage of the locking device.

2 R432 Access

Point Relay

Supervision

Restore

RELAY SUPV FAIL: The output relay has detected that its controlled device’s power

has failed. This event can only occur if the output relay was

configured to monitor the voltage of the controlled device.

2 E320 Relay

Supervision Fail

RELAY SUPV REST: The output relay detected that the power has returned to its

controlled device. This event can only occur if the output relay

was configured to monitor the voltage of the controlled device.

2 R320 Relay

Supervision

Restore

COMM FAIL: The MLB has experienced a communications failure with the

indicated module. 2 E333 Comm

Fail

COMM FAIL

RESTORE: The MLB has experienced a return of communications with the

indicated module. 2 R333 Comm

Fail Restore

LOW BATTERY: A module within the system is experiencing a low battery

condition. This event will only occur at modules that have been

programmed to monitor their battery condition.

2 E338 Module

Low Battery

LOW BATT

RESTORE: A module within the system that was experiencing a low battery

condition has detected that the battery has now been properly

charged. This event will only occur at modules that have been

programmed to monitor their battery condition.

2 R338 Module

Low Battery

Restore

AC PWR LOSS: A module within the system is experiencing an AC loss

condition. This event will only occur at modules that have been

programmed to monitor their AC power condition.

2 E342 Module

AC Loss

AC PWR RESTORE: A module within the system that was experiencing an AC loss

condition has detected that the AC line power has now been re-

applied. This event will only occur at modules that have been

programmed to monitor their AC power condition.

2 R342 Module

AC Restore

SYSTEM RESET: The system powers up or resets in response to a user request. 2 E305 System

Reset

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Event Cause Default

Priority Contact ID

Code

SYSTEM

SHUTDOWN: The system is shut down due to a user request or in response

to a power loss. 5 E308 System

Shutdown

WALK TEST START: A user starts VISTA Burglary System Walk Test. 1 E607 Burg

Walk Test Start

WALK TEST END: A user ends VISTA Burglary System Walk Test. 1 R607 Burg

Walk Test End

MANUAL SYS

RESET: A user deliberately reset the ACS. 1 E313

Engineer Reset

DIALER TEST: A periodic test report was sent to a monitoring central station. 2 E602 Periodic

Dialer Test

DIALER COMM FAIL: A monitoring central station could not be reached. (While this

event is intended to be dialed, it doesn’t actually reach central

station due to communication fail.)

2 E350 Centrl

Station Comm

Fail

DIALER COMM

REST: A monitoring central station could once again be reached. 2 R350 Centrl

Station Comm

Rest

MODULE RESET

OCCURRED: A module within the system experienced a reset condition. 1 E339 Module

Reset

MODULE WDRST

OCCURRED: A module within the system experienced a reset condition. 1 E339 Module

Reset

Uncommitted Zone-Related Events

ZONE TROUBLE: A wiring trouble condition has occurred at the indicated

uncommitted zone. 2 E380 Zone

Trouble

ZONE TRB REST: A wiring trouble condition has cleared at the indicated

uncommitted zone. 2 R380 Zone

Trouble Restore

ZONE ALARM: A zone alarm condition has occurred at the indicated

uncommitted zone. 3 E140 Zone

Alarm

ZONE ALM REST: A zone alarm condition has restored at the indicated

uncommitted zone. 3 R140 Zone

Alarm Restore

BURG SYS ARMED

AWAY: The burglary system of the access control panel is Armed Away 3 R401 Close

Away

BURG SYS ARMED

STAY: The burglary system of the access control panel is Armed Stay 3 R441 Close

Stay

BURG SYS

DISARMED: The burglary system of the access control panel is disarmed 3 E401 Open

BURG SYS FRC

ARMED AWAY: The burglary subsystem of the ACS was Armed Away,

automatically bypassing any zones that were faulted. 3 R401 Close

Away

BURG SYS FRC

ARMED STAY: The Burglary subsystem of the ACS was Armed Stay,

automatically bypassing any zones that were faulted. 3 R441 Close

Stay

ALARM SOUNDER

TIMEOUT: The Alarm Sounder Relay Output that has been assigned for

use as the Burglary Sounder was turned Off prior to the bell

timeout. The Normally open contacts of the Form-C Relay will

be disconnected, and the normally closed contacts of the Form-

C Relay will be connected.

1 E406 Cancel

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TO PASSPOINT ACS

MLB TERMINALS 15 & 16

OR OTHER MODULES

(TWISTED PAIR,

NETWORK CONNECTION)

YELLOW

RED

BLACK

PROM C

TRANSFORMER

}

GREEN

}

GROUND

+14VDC MAX.

VGM

4-PIN

KEYPAD

PLUG

FROM

POWER

SUPPLY

(SEE NOTE)

TO VISTA FSB

CONTROL PANEL

KEYPAD TERMINALS

(SEE NOTE)

NOTE:

THE VGM DRAWS APPROXIMATELY 150MA. POWER CAN

BE SUPPLIED BY A POWER SUPPLY OR THE KEYPAD

TERMINALS ON THE VISTA FSB. IF A POWER SUPPLY IS

BEING USED, IT IS NOT NECESSARY TO CONNECT THE

RED AND BLACK WIRE TO THE VISTA FSB: HOWEVER,

THE GROUND OF THE POWER SUPPLY MUST BE

CONNECTED TO THE VISTA FSB - KEYPAD CONNECTION.

WARNING:

DO NOT APPLY POWER TO THE SYSTEM UNTIL ALL CABLES, INCLUDING POWER CONNECTIONS,

ARE ATTACHED. MAKE SURE THAT THE COMPONENT SUPPLYING POWER TO THE VGM, WHETHER A

SEPARATE POWER SUPPLY OR ANOTHER MODULE, IS NOT POWERED WHILE CONNECTING THE

VGM. AFTER ALL CONNECTIONS ARE COMPLETE, POWER MAY BE APPLIED TO THE SYSTEM.

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