To Next PageTo Next PageTo Previous PageTo Previous Page
Loading...
Need help?Do you have a question about the Paradox MG5000+ and is the answer not in the manual?
General| StayD Mode | Yes |
|---|---|
| Zones | 32 |
| Wireless Expansion | Yes |
| Remote Control | Yes |
| PGMs | 2 |
| Remote Controls | Compatible with MG/SP remote controls |
| Battery Backup | 12V 7Ah battery (not included) |
| Outputs | 2 programmable outputs |
Details the capabilities and functionalities of the MG5000+/MG5050+ security system.
Lists the essential hardware and software prerequisites for installing the MG5050+.
Provides a breakdown of system modules and their maximum per system count.
Details the current draw for various system modules under different operating conditions.
Guides on selecting an optimal installation site and physically mounting the control panel.
Lists the necessary components and firmware for meeting EN 50131 security standards.
Explains the proper grounding procedures for safety and lightning protection.
Details the requirements and connection methods for the AC power transformer.
Provides instructions for connecting a backup battery for power loss protection.
Instructions for programming the system using the BabyWare PC software.
Guides on entering programming mode and performing system setup via keypad.
Explains the method for entering data using decimal or hexadecimal values.
Describes how to program features by selecting options via keypad keys.
How to view programmed data on the keypad without making changes.
Details the special function and alphanumeric keys available on LCD keypads.
Lists the sections for programming custom labels for zones, PGMs, users, and modules.
Provides character catalogues and assignment methods for various languages.
Defines whether access codes are 4 or 6 digits and the implications of changing this setting.
Details the default and programming method for the Installer Code.
Explains the default and programming method for the Maintenance Code.
Describes the default and programming for the System Master Code.
Defines how users can arm/disarm partitions and activate PGMs.
Allows assignment of user codes to partition 1, affecting arming/disarming capabilities.
Allows assignment of user codes to partition 2, affecting arming/disarming capabilities.
Enables user codes to perform bypass programming on assigned partitions.
Allows user codes to perform Stay or Sleep arming on assigned partitions.
Allows user codes to perform Force arming on assigned partitions.
Enables user codes to arm partitions but not disarm them.
Configures user codes to activate or deactivate PGMs.
Enables a silent alert transmission when a duress code is entered.
Locks or unlocks the System Master Code, preventing its modification.
Explains the StayD mode for integrated, simplified security and automatic rearming.
Defines programmed pathways for users to enter and exit the property securely.
Describes how to use a keypad for entering and exiting while maintaining StayD.
Explains using remote controls for entry/exit within the StayD mode.
Allows opening one exterior zone in Stay mode and sets re-arm delay.
Configuration for Flex-Instant delay and re-arm delay timers.
Defines the behavior of zones, including alarm types and states.
Configures zones for a primary entry delay timer upon system arming.
Configures zones for a secondary entry delay timer upon system arming.
Sets entry delay for full arming; bypassed during Stay/Sleep arming.
Sets entry delay for full arming; bypassed during Stay/Sleep arming.
Zones that generate an alarm after an entry delay or when another entry delay zone opens.
Zones that follow entry delay during regular/sleep arming, bypassed during Stay arming.
Zones that follow entry delay during regular arming; bypassed during Stay/Sleep.
Zones that trigger an immediate alarm when opened while armed.
Zones that trigger immediate alarm during regular/sleep arming; bypassed during Stay.
Zones that trigger immediate alarm during regular arming; bypassed during Stay/Sleep.
Zones that trigger an immediate alarm, with audible siren, for fire events.
Zones that trigger a delayed alarm for fire events, with pulsed siren output.
Zones that trigger an immediate, silent alarm for fire events.
Zones that trigger a delayed, silent alarm for fire events.
Zones that provide keypad buzzer notification for breaches, without siren activation.
Zones that trigger an immediate alarm for burglary, type defined by options [4]/[5].
Zones that trigger an immediate alarm for hold-up situations.
Zones that trigger an immediate alarm for gas detection.
Zones that trigger an immediate alarm for heat detection.
Zones that trigger an immediate alarm for water detection.
Zones that trigger an immediate alarm for freeze detection.
Zones that trigger an alarm based on panic options set in section [702].
Zone definition that ignores Flex-Instant delay, acting as a traditional Instant zone.
Zone definition that ignores Flex-Instant delay, acting as a traditional Follow zone.
Table showing how zone definitions change based on arm status and Flex-Instant.
Assigns zones to Partition 1, Partition 2, or both for independent system operation.
Allows selection of various options for zones using the Multiple Feature Select Method.
Automatically disables zones after a programmed number of alarms within a single armed period.
Enables user codes to bypass specific zones, preventing them from triggering alarms.
Monitors wireless transmitters for status signals, generating troubles if signals are lost.
Defines how alarms are reported: steady audible, pulsed audible, silent, or report only.
Reduces false alarms by delaying immediate zone alarms for a set period.
Delays the transmission of alarm signals to the monitoring station after an event.
Zones that are considered deactivated at arming time; re-activated upon closing.
Configuration for enabling or disabling the use of End-of-Line (EOL) resistors for zones.
Enables the ATZ feature to install two detection devices per input terminal.
Configures specific inputs on expansion modules as tamper detection points.
Sets Zone Input 1 to function as a 2-wire smoke input.
Defines the response time for the control panel to react to an open zone.
Assigns hardwired inputs to any of the 32 keyswitch zones in the control panel.
Determines how a keyswitch is used, such as Maintained or Momentary.
Configures options like Stay/Sleep Disarm, Arm Only, and specific arming types.
Defines how the system monitors wireless transmitters for status and potential issues.
Sets the interval for wireless transmitter check-in signals and defines supervision actions.
Enables detection and reporting of RF jamming or interference.
Guides on assigning up to 32 programmable remote controls to the panel.
Instructions for removing previously assigned remote controls from the system.
Configures system to switch to Stay arming if exit delay is not used.
Sets follow zones to entry delay 2 when a delay zone is bypassed.
Determines if Regular, Stay, or Sleep arming defaults to Force Arming when zones are open.
Prevents arming if the system detects battery, tamper, or wireless supervision failures.
Allows partitions to automatically arm daily at a programmed time.
Automatically arms partitions if no movement is detected for a set period.
Specifies the arming method (Regular, Sleep, Stay) for auto-arming features.
Allows users to arm the system (Regular, Stay, Sleep) by pressing and holding a single key.
Enables one-touch bypass programming by pressing and holding the [BYP] key.
Sets the time allowed for users to leave the protected area after arming.
Enables audible beeps on the keypad during the exit delay period.
Configures bell squawks on keypad or remote arm/disarm and disables for Stay/Sleep arming.
Allows a faster exit procedure when the system is already Stay or Sleep armed.
Sets the duration the bell or siren remains active after an audible alarm.
Defines how the system re-verifies zone status after the Bell Cut-Off Timer elapses.
Configures tamper detection, bypass, and supervision for system components.
Enables or disables tamper detection and reporting for the main control panel.
Configures silent or audible panic alarms triggered by keypad key combinations.
Prevents remote control disarming for a set period after a panic alarm.
Delays alarms for Stay/Sleep armed premises, allowing time to disarm.
Programs report codes for specific zone events like alarms and restores.
Programs report codes for user actions like arming, disarming, and alarm cancel.
Defines report codes for special arming methods like Auto-Arming and Quick Arming.
Defines report codes for special disarming methods like Cancel Auto-Arm.
Defines report codes for specific alarm types like Emergency Panic and Duress.
Defines report codes for system troubles like AC Failure, Battery Failure, and RF Interference.
Defines report codes for when system troubles are restored to normal.
Defines report codes for events like Cold Start, Test Report, and BabyWare communication.
Options to clear zone, user, arm/disarm/alarm, and trouble reporting codes.
Resets zone, user, arm/disarm/alarm, and trouble reporting codes to their default values.
Programming up to two different monitoring station telephone numbers and a backup number.
Programming personal numbers for alarm or panic calls, including call parameters.
Selects reporting formats (Ademco, Silent Knight, SESCOA, SIA) for communication with monitoring stations.
Details standard pulse reporting formats like Ademco slow, Silent Knight, and SESCOA.
Explains the Ademco Express high-speed reporting format for transmitting report codes.
Describes Ademco Contact ID, a fast tone reporting format with industry standard messages.
Determines which telephone numbers (MSTN 1/2, Pager) are dialed for specific event types.
Sets 3 or 4-digit Partition Account Numbers for correct identification during communication.
Selects between Pulse Dialing and Tone/DTMF Dialing for communication.
Specifies the pulse ratio (1:2 or 1:1.5) for Pulse Dialing methods.
Sets the number of times the control panel attempts to call a monitoring station number.
Sets the number of attempts for the VDMP3 Plug-in Voice Dialer to call a number.
Defines the time delay between consecutive dialing attempts.
Automatically switches to Pulse Dialing on the 5th dialing attempt if unsuccessful.
Determines if the backup number is dialed after every failed attempt or only after all attempts.
Enables dialing a telephone number even if no dial tone is detected.
Sets a delay period after arming; alarms during this period trigger a Recent Close report.
Schedules periodic test reports to be transmitted to the monitoring station.
Sets delay for reports to be sent after arming or disarming events.
Reports if a partition is not armed within a programmed number of days.
Defines the delay before transmitting an AC Failure report code.
Configures when disarming report codes are sent: always or only after an alarm.
Determines when Zone Alarm Restore report codes are sent to the monitoring station.
Monitors the telephone line status, generating troubles or alarms if the line fails.
Sets the duration the telephone line must be absent for a TLM failure condition.
Configures delays and message repetition for pager and personal reporting.
Enables or disables the system's ability to report events to a monitoring station.
Programs PGMs to activate based on specific system events.
Sets events or delays for PGMs to return to their normal state after activation.
Sets a delay period for PGM deactivation after an activation event.
Configures PGM behavior such as pulse mode, state (NO/NC), and supervision.
Two-step process to assign and program PGMs for system control.
Instructions for assigning and removing PGMs from the control panel.
Displays the current firmware version of the control panel.
Resets the control panel to factory default settings using a physical button.
Locks programming to prevent unauthorized changes, even after a hardware reset.
Denies keypad access after a specified number of invalid code entries.
Divides the system into two independent areas (Partition 1 and 2) for localized control.
Turns off keypad LEDs until a key press or access code entry to enhance privacy.
Accesses special installer functions through key combinations.
Automatically adjusts the system clock for daylight saving time changes based on country code.
Allows manual setting of custom daylight saving time start and end periods.
Enables audible trouble warnings for all system troubles, including AC failure.
Shows entry delay status on K32LCD+ keypads when enabled.
Shows exit delay status on K32LCD+ keypads when enabled.
Defines how the panel answers incoming calls from the BabyWare software.
Sets delay for panel to override answering machine and answer calls.
Specifies the number of rings the panel waits before answering a call.
Sets a unique 4-digit code to identify the panel to the BabyWare software.
Sets a 4-digit password for the PC to identify itself to the panel.
Stores the telephone number the panel dials to communicate with the PC.
Initiates communication from the panel to the BabyWare software.
Allows the panel to manually answer incoming BabyWare software calls for upload/download.
Uploads event buffer to BabyWare when 90% capacity is reached.
Enhances security by having the panel call back to verify codes and re-establish communication.
Diagram and instructions for establishing a physical connection for BabyWare software.
How zone alarms are indicated on the keypad, including memory and clearing.
How to view and acknowledge system troubles on the keypad.
