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Audible Alarm

The control panel activates the BELL output until a user cancels the alarm or when the Bell Cut-Off Timer elapses

Fire Alarm

Same as audible operation, except that the bell/siren output will be pulsed.

* UL Note: For UL Listed systems, all emergency non-medical and auxiliary panic alarms will be report only.

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Default Chapter1
- Installation Guide1
Table of Contents3
- Introduction11
- EVO192 - Residential Fire and Burglar Alarm and Commercial Burglar Alarm Sys11
- Tem11
- Features of EVO192 Controller11
Chapter 1 Introduction11
- Minimum Configuration12
- System Operation12
Chapter 2 System Installation13
- Safety Warnings13
- Location & Mounting13
- Recommended Installation Procedure13
- Mounting the EVO192 Controller, HUB2, ZX8, IP15014
- Mounting the K64115
- Mounting the TM5015
- Mounting the RTX315
- Wiring15
- Earth Ground17
- AC Power17
- Backup Battery17
- Auxiliary Power Terminals17
- Bell/Siren Output17
- False Alarm Reduction18
- Programmable Outputs18
- Keyswitch Connections18
- Calculating Power Requirements19
- Keypad Zone Connections21
- Addressable Zone Connections22
- Double Zone Connections24
- Combus Connections24
- Fire Circuits25
- Telephone Line Connections26
- Built-In RTC27
  - Programming Methods28
- Paradox Memory Key28
- Module Broadcast28
Chapter 3 Programming Methods28
- Programming through Babyware29
- Programming through a Keypad29
- Module Programming Mode30
  - Zone Programming31
Chapter 4 Zone Programming31
- Zone Programming32
- Zone Numbering32
- Zone Doubling (ATZ)33
- Zone Definitions33
- Zone Partition Assignment35
- Zone Options35
  - Bypass Zones36
  - Stay Zones36
- Input Speed39
- EOL on Hardwire Zones39
- Keypad Numbering39
Chapter 5 Remote Control Programming40
- Hardware Requirements40
- Remote Control Template40
  - Keyswitch Programming42
- Keyswitch Numbering42
- Keyswitch Definitions42
Chapter 6 Keyswitch Programming42
- Keyswitch Partition Assignment43
- Keyswitch Options43
Chapter 7 Testing and Maintenance45
- ZX8 Expansion Module48
- Programming Locations48
- Testing and Maintenance48
- Call Waiting Cancel53
- Testing and Maintenance53
Chapter 8 Arming and Disarming Options55
- Arming Follows Partition55
- Trouble Latch55
- Restrict Arming on Supervision Loss55
- Restrict Arming on Tamper55
- Restrict Arming on AC Failure55
- Restrict Arming on Battery Failure55
- Restrict Arming on Bell or Auxiliary Failure56
- Restrict Arming on TLM Failure56
- Restrict Arming on Module Troubles56
- Timed Auto-Arming56
- No Movement Auto-Arming56
- Auto-Arming Options57
- Switch to Stay Arming57
- Always Force Arm When Regular Arming57
- Auto Force on Stay Arming58
- Follow Zone Switches to Entry Delay 258
- One-Touch Features58
- Exit Delay58
- Keypad Lock-Out Feature59
- Bell Squawk59
  - Exit Delay Termination59
- Ring-Back60
- Maximum Bypass Entries60
- Display "Bypass" if Armed60
  - Alarm Options61
- Bell/Alarm Output61
- Bell Cut-Off Timer61
- Wireless Transmitter Supervision Options61
Chapter 9 Alarm Options61
- Police Code Timer62
- Tamper Recognition Options62
  - Supervision Bypass Options62
- Keypad Panic Options63
  - Tamper Bypass Options63
  - Event Reporting65
Chapter 10 Event Reporting65
- Reporting Enabled67
- Report Codes67
  - Special Disarming Report Codes69
  - Special Alarm Report Codes70
  - System Trouble Codes70
- Report Arming and Disarming71
  - System Trouble Restore Codes71
- Monitoring Station Phone Number72
- Arming/Disarming Schedule Tolerance Window72
- Account Number73
- Account Number Transmission73
- Reporting Formats73
- Event Call Direction74
  - Ademco Contact ID74
  - Pager Reporting Format74
- Pager Delay75
- Recent Close Delay75
- Power Failure Report Delay75
- Power Failure Restore Report Delay76
- Repeat Pager Report Code Transmission76
- Auto Test Report76
- Disarm Reporting Options76
- Zone Restore Report Options76
- Auto Report Code Programming77
- Closing Delinquency Timer77
  - Dialer Options78
- Telephone Line Monitoring78
- Tone/Pulse Dialing78
Chapter 11 Dialer Options78
- Pulse Ratio78
- Busy Tone Detection78
- Switch to Pulse79
- Bell on Communication Fail79
- Keypad Beep on Successful Arm or Disarm Report79
- Dial Tone Delay79
- Call Waiting Cancel79
Chapter 12 VDMP3 Voice Module81
- VDMP3 Installation Instructions81
- Feature Activation81
  - VDMP3 Setup Instructions82
Chapter 13 Programmable Outputs84
- PGM Activation Event84
- PGM Deactivation Option84
- Flexible PGM Deactivation Option84
- PGM Deactivation Event85
- PGM Timer85
- PGM1 Becomes a 2-Wire Smoke Detector Input85
- PGM Test Mode85
- PGM Initial Status86
Chapter 14 System Settings and Commands87
- Hardware Reset87
- Software Reset87
- Installer Code Lock88
- Daylight Savings Time88
- Daylight Savings Time Schedule88
- Battery Charge Current89
- Combus Speed89
- Transmit Zone Status on Serial Port89
- Serial Port Baud Rate89
- Partitioning89
- Shabbat Feature90
- Installer Function Keys90
- Module Reset91
- Locate Module91
- Module Programming91
- Module and Label Broadcast91
- System Date & Time91
- Quick Module Scanning91
- Module Scanning91
- Serial Number Viewing92
- Power Save Mode92
  - Auto Trouble Shutdown92
  - No AC Fail Display92
  - Multiple Action Feature92
  - System Labels92
    - Partition Labels93
  - Installer Code97
  - Access Code Length97
  - System Master Code97
  - Programming Access Codes97
  - User Options98
  - Partition Assignment100
Chapter 15 Access Codes97
Automatic Report Code List101
Contact ID Report Code List104
Keypad Installation Instructions106
- Connecting the Keypads106
- Connecting Keypad Zones106
- Programmable Output106
- Keypad Specific Instructions106
- K641R Access Control Connection108
- Programming109
- Message Programming K641/K641R109
- K641 Programming110
- Programmable Output Options111
- K641R Programming112
- Access Control Options114
- DGP2-648BL Programming117
- Programmable Output Options120
Guidelines for Locating Smoke Detectors and CO Detectors121
- Smoke Detectors121
- CO Detectors121
Fire Escape Planning123
EVO192 CP-01 Implications as of June 13Th, 2014125
- Tion Guides127
- Evo192 Board Labelling127
- User Manual128
- Change These Defaults in the Programming Guide, Installer Manual128
- Add These Notes to the Installer Manual129
- Add These Notes to the User Manual130
- Undocumented Changes130
EVO192 CP-01 Installer Programming Quick Reference Chart SIA False Alarm Reduction131
Warnings133
Index141

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