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ADEMCO VISTA-128FBP User Manual

ADEMCO VISTA-128FBP
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Table of Contents

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ADEMCO VISTA-128FBP Specifications

General IconGeneral
Zones128
Partitions8
User Codes150
Event Log512 events
Keypads SupportedUp to 16
Power Supply16.5VAC, 40VA transformer
TypeHybrid (hardwired and wireless)
CommunicationPhone Line, Cellular, IP
Backup Battery12VDC, 7AH
Outputs2 on-board relays, up to 96 outputs with expansion

Summary

System Overview

General System Introduction

Introduction to ADEMCO Partitioned Security System, its protection types, and components.

Partitioned System and Panel Linking

Explains shared system use among users, panel networking, and zones.

Protection Types and Alarms

Covers fire/burglary protection, alarm behavior, and memory of alarm.

System Features and User Interface

Details Speed Keys, Schedules, Device Timers, Partition Access, Keypads, Self-Help, and Phone Access.

About The Keypads

General Keypad Features

Describes general keypad functions, display, sounder, and lighting.

The Alpha Keypad

Details the Alpha Keypad's 2-line LCD, user-friendly messages, and custom descriptors.

Functions Of The Keypad

Keypad Layout and Indicators

Explains function keys, display, and LEDs (ARMED, READY, TROUBLE, SUPER).

Keypad Function Descriptions

Details operations of keys 1-9, *, and # for arming, disarming, and system functions.

Keypad Speaker and Indicators

Explains the meaning of LED indicators and the keypad speaker's role.

Entry/Exit Delays

Understanding Delays

Explains installer-programmed exit and entry delays for arming and disarming.

Security Codes & Authority Levels

User Codes and Authority Levels

Covers assigning security codes and authority levels to users for system access.

Duress Code

Explains the duress code for silent notification to the central station.

Quick Arming

Describes the shortcut to arm the system using the # key.

Authority Levels Explained

Details the six different authority levels and their associated system capabilities.

User Management Rules

Outlines rules for adding, changing, or deleting user codes and authority levels.

Adding and Managing Users

Step-by-step guide for programming new users, changing codes, and deleting users.

Accessing Other Partitions

GOTO Command for Partition Access

How to use the GOTO command to switch control between system partitions.

Global Arming

Allows users to arm or disarm multiple partitions simultaneously.

Accessing Other Panels

Panel Linking Modes

Explains Single-Partition, Multi-Partition, and Multi-Panel View modes for accessing linked panels.

Single-Partition Single-Panel Mode

Describes accessing and controlling a single partition on a remote panel.

Multi-Partition Multi-Panel Mode

Covers accessing and controlling multiple partitions across linked panels simultaneously.

Multi-Panel View Mode

Details viewing status and controlling multiple remote panels at once.

Display Priority for Panel Modes

Shows the priority of displayed conditions when multiple events occur in panel linking modes.

Checking For Open Zones

Using the READY Key

How to check for open or faulted zones before arming the system.

Displaying All Zone Descriptors

Using the READY Key for Descriptors

How to display all programmed zone descriptions using the READY key.

Bypassing Protection Zones

Manual Zone Bypass

How to intentionally exclude specific zones from protection when arming.

Quick Bypass Feature

Allows bypassing all open zones simultaneously without individual entry.

Displaying Bypassed Zones

How to view which zones have been previously bypassed.

Group Bypass

Allows bypassing pre-defined groups of zones.

Arming Perimeter Only

Using the STAY Key

Arming the system for perimeter protection while allowing movement inside.

Auto-STAY Arming

Automatically bypasses zones if no entry/exit points are faulted during exit delay.

Arming Perimeter Only (With Entry Delay OFF)

Using the INSTANT Key

Arming perimeter protection with immediate alarm on zone opening, no entry delay.

Arming All Protection

Using the AWAY Key

Arms both perimeter and interior protection for when no one is present.

Arming All Protection (With Entry Delay OFF)

Using the MAXIMUM Key

Arms all protection for extended vacancies, with no entry delay.

Quick Exit

Using the # + 9 Keys

Allows exiting an armed partition without disarming and rearming.

Disarming And Silencing Alarms

Using the OFF Key

Procedure to disarm the system and silence audible alarms and troubles.

Using The Keyswitch

Keyswitch Operation

Explains arming and disarming a partition using the system's keyswitch.

Chime Mode

Using the 9 Key

Activates chime mode to alert on door/window openings when disarmed.

Viewing Alarm Company Messages

General Information

How users receive and view messages from the monitoring agency or installer.

Panic Keys

Activating Panic Functions

Describes using key combinations for Silent, Audible, Personal, or Fire emergencies.

Speed Key (Macros)

Defining Speed Keys

How to program custom command sequences (macros) for A, B, C, D keys.

Executing Speed Keys

How to activate programmed Speed Key sequences.

Speed Key for Fire Alarm Functions

Using Speed Keys to silence fire alarms or navigate fire events.

Access Door Control

Executing Access Control

Details keypad commands for unlocking access doors for specific durations.

Using #70 Relay Menu Mode

Controlling Devices via Relay

How to use the #70 command to turn devices (lights, appliances) on or off.

Using Schedules

Delaying Closing Time

How master/manager users can delay automatic arming time by up to 2 hours.

Temporary Open/Close Schedules

How to override normal schedules with temporary ones for up to a week.

Programming Temporary Schedules

Step-by-step guide for setting up temporary daily arming/disarming windows.

Programming Device Timers

General Timer Information

Explains device timers for ON/OFF times and selected days, up to 20 timers.

Randomize Output Device Times

How to initiate random schedules for devices to simulate occupancy.

Using #77 Instant Activation Mode

Action Codes and Specifiers

Lists action codes for relays, arming, disarming, and bypasses with specifiers.

Bypass Commands

Details action codes for auto-bypassing and auto-unbypassing zones.

Open/Close Windows & Access Control

Covers enabling windows for opening/closing and access control commands.

Additional Commands and Entry

Explains additional commands and how to enter the Instant Activation Mode.

Event Log Procedures

Displaying The Event Log

How to access and view system events, specifying RECENT or COMPLETE logs and partitions.

Event Log Categories

Lists and describes different event categories like ALARM, CHECK, BYPASS, OPEN, SYSTEM, ALL.

Testing The System (To Be Conducted Weekly)

Using the TEST Key

Puts the system into Test mode to check protection point operation.

Testing Your System Components

Step-by-step guide to test doors, windows, motion detectors, and smoke detectors.

Fire Alarm System

In Case Of Fire Alarm

Actions to take if a fire is detected or suspected before detectors activate.

Silencing A Fire Alarm

Procedure to silence fire alarms and clear the display after a fire event.

Fire Display Lock

Feature to lock keypad display on the first alarm zone, with methods to view others.

Fire Drill Test

How to conduct a fire drill test to activate notification circuits.

Trouble Conditions

Typical Trouble Displays

Explains common trouble messages like CHECK, TRBL, CALL SERVICE, and zone-specific faults.

Trouble Condition Details

Covers COMM. FAILURE, SYSTEM LO BAT, MODEM COMM, HSENS, LSENS, and Power Failure.

Emergency Evacuation

Fire Escape Planning

Recommends establishing and practicing escape plans for fire emergencies.

Maintaining Your System

Taking Care of Your System

General advice on system testing and maintenance for reliable operation.

Replacing Batteries in Wireless Sensors

Guide on detecting and replacing low batteries in wireless sensors and keypads.

Silencing Low Battery Warnings

How to silence low battery warning tones at the keypad.

Routine Care

Instructions for cleaning and handling system components to prevent damage.

Quick Guide To System Functions

Function Summary Table

A quick reference table for common system functions, procedures, and comments.

Summary Of Audible Notification

Audible Notification Guide

Explains sounds, causes, and display messages for various system alerts and warnings.

CANADIAN DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATIONS (DOC) STATEMENT

DOC Certification and Notices

Information regarding Canadian certification, installation, and user responsibilities.

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