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Brand | ADEMCO |
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Model | VISTA-20PS Series |
Category | Security System |
Language | English |
Details system capabilities like partitions and zone support for VISTA-20P/15P.
Lists key system functions such as single-button arming, schedules, and event logging.
Lists supported system devices like keypads, receivers, and expander modules.
Provides crucial installation notes for keypads, expander modules, and system power-up.
Instructions for mounting the control cabinet and installing its lock.
Steps for mounting the main circuit board without an RF receiver.
Guide for mounting the PC board and RF receiver, including antenna connection.
Details on connecting keypads, setting addresses, and using supplementary power.
Explains the use and connection of optional supplementary power for keypads.
Instructions for connecting sounders, including supervision requirements.
Procedures for connecting the AC transformer and compatible modules.
Steps for installing the backup battery and notes on battery saver features.
Guidance on connecting earth ground for protection and AC power outlet grounding.
Describes wiring for normally open, normally closed, and double-balanced zones.
Specific wiring details for double-balanced zones on VISTA-20P/PS.
Details wiring for 2-wire and 4-wire smoke detectors, including fire verification.
Instructions for connecting and addressing 4219/4229 zone expander modules.
Steps for installing the 5881/5882 RF receiver and its wiring.
Guide for mounting and connecting the 5800TM module.
Procedures for installing wireless transmitters and setting House ID.
Wiring and programming instructions for installing a 4146 keyswitch.
Details on connecting 4204/4229 relay modules, setting addresses, and supervision.
Information on installing and programming powerline carrier devices using PSC04 interface.
Explains connecting and programming the 8-pin trigger connector outputs.
Detailed wiring for connecting phone lines and modules, including Caller ID considerations.
Instructions for connecting Long Range Radios to keypad points.
Wiring diagrams for AAV units with or without a phone module.
Overview of programming methods and available modes for the system.
Explains how zones and partitions work, especially the common zone feature.
How keypads are identified by addresses and programmed.
Configuration options for wireless receivers, transmitters, and keyfobs.
Details on programming pager phone numbers and report options.
How to assign functions to keypad function keys for system operations.
How to program devices for manual or automatic activation.
Defines various zone types and how the system responds to faults.
Step-by-step guide on how to program the system using a keypad.
Outlines the tasks and procedures for data field programming.
Lists device addresses for receivers, AUI, keypads, and expander modules.
Introduction to data fields, their order, and how to use the programming form.
How to enter data field programming mode and make entries.
Details on system setup fields for installer code, quick arm, RF jam, bypass, and house ID.
Configuration for zone sounder timeouts, exit/entry delays, and audible exit warnings.
Settings for PABX access, phone numbers, account numbers, and report formats.
Option to select between SESCOA or Radionics reporting formats.
Defines report codes for system status events like bypass, AC loss, and battery status.
Covers fields for daylight saving time, output device mapping, and auto-stay arming.
Settings to control reentry into programming mode after exiting.
Setting for reporting when the event log is nearing full capacity.
Options to enable logging of specific event types like alarms, troubles, and opens/closes.
Options for Audio Alarm Verification and exit delay restart.
Configuration for pager phone numbers, characters, and report options.
Covers device duration settings and AC power operation.
Defines custom zone types using fields *182-*185.
Lists options available for configuring custom zone types.
Detailed charts showing zone type responses based on input values.
Important notes and considerations for configuring zone types.
Enables Symphony (AUI) feature for VISTA-20PS systems.
Settings for assigning keypad addresses, partitions, and sound options.
Introduction to zone programming modes and recommendations.
Step-by-step guide for programming zones using the *56 menu mode.
Prompt for assigning a zone type code to a zone.
Prompt for assigning a partition number to a zone.
Prompt for entering report codes for a zone.
Prompt for setting hardwire zone type like EOL, NC, or NO.
Prompt for selecting response time for zones.
Prompt for specifying the input device type, e.g., RF transmitter.
Procedure for entering wireless transmitter serial and loop numbers.
Instructions for deleting an enrolled transmitter serial number.
Displays a summary of programmed zone information.
Option to program alpha descriptors for zones after enrollment.
Guide for advanced zone programming using the *58 menu mode.
Using templates to program wireless keys for specific functions.
Predefined templates for programming 5804 and 5804BD wireless keys.
Introduction to output devices and programming modes.
Overview of system output capabilities for relays and powerline carrier devices.
How to assign functions to output devices for automated control.
Steps to assign output numbers and map devices to addresses.
How to create output definitions to control devices based on events.
Explains the purpose of zone lists for system actions.
Procedures for selecting and adding zones to a list.
Overview of programming function keys for system operations.
Steps to assign function key numbers and select desired functions.
Introduction to assigning zone descriptors for display on keypads.
Steps to program zone descriptors using vocabulary or custom words.
Explains cursor movement for editing descriptors.
How to enter the index number for the first word of a descriptor.
Action to save the selected word and move to the next position.
How to enter the index number for the second word of a descriptor.
Action to save the second word and move to the next descriptor.
Displays the programmed descriptor for a zone.
How to add custom words to the vocabulary for descriptors.
How to assign partition descriptors or custom messages.
Overview of system schedules for controlling events at pre-defined times.
How the panel communicates with the central station receiver.
Details on supported report code formats like 3+1, 4+2, and Contact ID.
Explains security codes, authority levels, and user functions.
Brief list of system commands and keypad operations.
Features of voice-enabled keypads like message center and status announcements.
Lists common keypad commands and their functions.
Table summarizing arming modes like AWAY, STAY, and INSTANT.
How to program and use panic keys for emergency alerts.
Procedure for setting the system's time and date.
Explains common trouble messages displayed on keypads.
Overview of essential tests to perform after installation.
Procedure for performing a system test to verify zone and transmitter functionality.
Verifies that all wireless transmitters are programmed correctly.
Tests RF signal strength for transmitter placement before permanent mounting.
Testing the dialer and setting up automatic periodic test reports.
How to configure the system to send periodic test reports automatically.
Explains the system's automatic battery testing procedures.
Physical and electrical specifications of the main control unit.
Lists compatible keypads, receivers, zone expanders, and other modules.
Lists compatible 2-wire smoke detector models.
Lists compatible transformers for the system.
Lists compatible sounder devices.
Identifies input loops for various 5800 series transmitters.
Details models, input types, and descriptions of 5800 series transmitters.
Continues the table of compatible 5800 series transmitters and their features.
FCC statement regarding radio frequency emissions compliance.
FCC Part 68 compliance statement for telephone/modem interface.
Important notices and requirements for UL installations and features.
Critical warnings about system limitations and potential failure points.
Continued warnings regarding alarm system limitations and maintenance.