Name: Paradox EVO192
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80 EVO Installation Guide

The installation instructions shall state that the communication medium between protected property and

communications service provider shall be for the exclusive use of the protected property and is not to be

shared with other communications service provider subscribers

Note: The phone line between the protected property and the communications service provider shall be for

the exclusive use of the protected property and is not to be shared with other communications service

provider subscribers.

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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Brand	Paradox
Model	EVO192
Category	Smoke Alarm
Language	English

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