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General| Brand | Paradox |
|---|---|
| Model | Esprit 738 EXPRESS |
| Category | Security System |
| Language | English |
Advanced features like Intellizone and Auto Zone Shutdown dramatically reduce false alarms.
Allows monitoring of two distinct security systems, offering flexibility for combined setups.
Guidance on selecting a suitable, secure, and well-ventilated installation site.
Instructions for connecting the earth terminal to the cabinet and grounding rod.
Specifies the required transformer (16.5VAC, 40VA) and warnings for connection.
Details the two programmable outputs (PGM1, PGM2) and their functions.
Explains connection for bells/sirens, microprocessor control, and current limits.
Describes powering 12VDC devices, current limits, and overload protection.
Explains the system's recognition of zone conditions, including N.C. contacts and EOL resistors.
Details Espload software for remote and site programming, monitoring, and batch tasks.
Introduces Hexa programming, memory addresses, and data entry methods.
Describes a faster programming method using 2-digit sections and 8-digit data entry.
Details default installer codes and how to create new ones for access.
Programming central station and PC telephone numbers, including special dialing keys.
Setting a time for reporting no movement in protected areas for auto-arming or reporting.
Triggering a report if the system is not armed by a specified time.
Programming automatic arming based on time or inactivity, with late to close reporting.
Assigning user codes to specific arming functions and partitioning systems.
Configuring Telephone Line Monitor settings for line status detection.
Programming the panel to call the PC back for security verification.
Programming automatic arming based on time or no movement.
Configuring auto-arming or reporting based on inactivity detection.
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