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General| Brand | Leviton |
|---|---|
| Model | OmniPro II |
| Category | Security System |
| Language | English |
Plan system zones, consoles, sounders, and other components before installation.
Guide for physically connecting the OmniPro II controller to power and modules.
Instructions for wiring burglar zones, including resistor usage and switch types.
Details on connecting and configuring four-wire smoke detectors to any zone.
Guide for connecting the system to a DSL line using a splitter.
Settings for console address, sounder, key click, backlight, language, and display.
Locating and wiring the interior sounder for alarms.
Wiring and supervision for the exterior sounder.
Details on using programmable outputs for various functions.
Settings for armed status, switched outputs, thermostats, and remote control.
Verifying console operation after system power up.
Verifying telephone line and dialer functionality.
Final system verification with the customer.
Troubleshooting common console issues like no data or erratic display.
Troubleshooting controller power and status indicators.
Configuring X-10, UPB, and other control modules.
Assigning IDs and passwords for UPB network security.
Settings for phone numbers, account codes, type, and audio.
Enabling reporting for zone bypass, restore, and automatic tests.
Configuring alarm codes for specific zones and formats.
Assigning control units to specific areas for activation.
Assigning consoles to specific areas or global access.
Assigning thermostats to specific areas for control.
Assigning messages to specific areas for display.
Selecting Fahrenheit or Celsius for temperature readings.
Configuring thermostat types for connected devices.
Mapping Z-Wave thermostat node IDs to controller addresses.
Setting and managing the installer access code.
Enabling and configuring remote PC access.
Setting the delay before an emergency dial out.
Setting alarm reset time and arming confirmation.
Configuring the fire alarm verification feature for reduced false alarms.
Configuring dead line detection and off-hook monitoring.
Compensating for clock drift by adding or subtracting seconds daily.
Resetting EEPROM to restore factory configuration.
Reinitializing system RAM to clear volatile memory.
Defining the function of expansion modules (1-4).
Setting baud rates and functions for serial interfaces.
List of serial communication protocols and their numbers.
Selecting protocols for serial interfaces 1 through 5.
Specifying UPB transmission attempts for reliability.
Suspending AC power fail trouble reports.
Enrolling and configuring Access Control Readers.
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