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Turning The System Over	1. Fully explain the operation of the system to the user by going over each of its
To The User	functions as well as the User's Manual supplied.
	2. In particular, explain the operation of each zone (entry/exit, perimeter,
	interior, fire, etc.). Be sure the user understands how to operate any
	emergency feature(s) programmed into the system.
	IMPORTANT!: In the spaces provided in the User's Manual, record the
	Entry and Exit Delay times, and those functions that have been programmed
	into the available PANIC keys or key pairs.
	3. Make sure the user understands the importance of testing the system at least
	weekly, following the procedure provided in the User's Manual.

	TO THE INSTALLER
	Regular maintenance and inspection (at least annually) by the installer and
	frequent testing by the user are vital to continuous satisfactory operation of any
	alarm system.
	The installer should assume the responsibility of developing and offering a
	regular maintenance program to the user as well as acquainting the user with the
	proper operation and limitations of the alarm system and its component parts.
	Recommendations must be included for a specific program of frequent testing
	(at least weekly) to insure the system's proper operation at all times.

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Contents

VISTA-40 Recommendations for Proper Protection Table of Contents Relay Outputs & Powerline Carrier Devices WAY Voice Keypads & Audio Alarm Verification AAV Summary of System Commands Setting the REAL-TIME ClockTesting the System DIP Switch Tables Part General Information Installer Code Access Control#70 End User Relay Commands Prohibit Program Mode Entry Simple, Secure, Reliable Partitions Installing the Lock Installing the ControlKnockouts after the circuit board has been installed 10 Ð VIM PabxStandard Phone Line Connections AC Power and Battery Connections Powering the SystemBattery Standby Table AUX. Standby Current Draw Device Current # Units Total Current Connections diagram. Do not plug in at this timeRPM Device Current # Units Total Current Total Installing Remote Keypads Keypad Connections14 Ð Powering Additional Keypads 6139AV Audio Connection 16 Ð At the last device Zone ConfigurationsProgrammable Response Time For Zone 17 Ð Hard-wired Zones 2Ð8 Compatible Device Model # Smoke Detectors18 Ð Compatible Glass Break Detectors 19 Ð Maximum Polling Loop Wire Runs Wire Gauge Max. Length 20 Ð 4278 Quad Element Polling Loop PIR 4208 Eight Zone Polling Loop Expansion Module4190WH Two Zone Remote Point Module 4275 Dual Element Polling Loop PIR Wireless Expansion Zones 1Ð63 22 Ð Following table highlights the features of each receiver Feature Series23 Ð Wrapped around the transmitter 24 Ð 5801, 5802, etc Series Transmitter Zone Types25 Ð 5775 Wireless PIR 1 1 W M Door/Window Transmitter w/Reed Switch5727 Wireless Keypad 5706 Wireless Photoelectric Smoke Detector System Sensor J7 Connector for Voltage Triggers 27 Ð Ground Start Module Connections System. Note that keyswitch arming may only be used in oneNot intended for use in UL Listed applications Partition Remote Keyswitch Wiring LED indications are defined as follows Green Meaning29 Ð Using a Trigger to Activate a NON-ADEMCO AAV Unit Remote Keypad Sounding Connections30 Ð Section Transformer Connections31 Ð 4285 Phone Module Assigned to partition 1 using #93 Menu Mode, DeviceGoto command 32 Ð Advisory Color Lead Terminal On ControlÊ4285 Terminal Connects to 33 Ð Just NOW. Please Leave a Message After the Tone Phone Module Wiring ConnectionsSecond Pauseê this is 555Ð1212. I Cant Come to the Phone 34 Ð WAY Voice Keypads 35 Ð Programming 6139AV AudioVIM Module Information For Protection zone Level Adjustment6139AV Keypad 6139AV Keypad Audio Important Notes 38 Ð External Sounders 39 Ð Programming Procedures 40 Ð General Information 41 Ð Exit Programming Mode Use #93 Menu Mode for device programmingUse #93 Menu Mode for zone programming Program system-wide global data fields Zone Types IMPORTANT! Fault Annunciation Summary of Data Field Programming Commands Data Field ProgrammingProgramming SYSTEM-WIDE Global Data Fields Index to Programming Fields Field Group46 Ð Data Field Descriptions Previous State Power UpOutput Enable Normally Closed For Keyswitch Dial Tone Pause Download Command Enables 2nd page Field Download CallbackAccess Code Download Dialer Options 2ND page Fields Force Bypass RF ButtonGlobal Arm Second page Fields Programming PARTITION-SPECIFIC Data Fields Programming PARTITION-SPECIFIC Fields Comm. Delay Enable DialerBurg. Alarm Exit Delay Number of Partitions 1*32 receiver type. In addition Receivers should be programmed via Device programming55 Ñ Zone Type Zone Disabled Partition Report Code Zone PROG? 1=YES 0=NO Enter ZN no =QUIT56 Ð Input Type RF TRANS. RF Loop Number Prog AS RF157 Ð Serial # PROG? 0=NO 1=YES Enter Zone no =QUIT ZT P RC INL58 Ð 59 Ð Substitutes, the phone module will only annunciate the zone Entering ZoneSubstitute custom words, if desired. If not programmed for Number whenever the alpha keypad displays a custom word Creating Partition Descriptors Ready to ARM61 Ð Character Ascii Chart For Adding Custom Words 62 Ð Device PROG? 63 Ð VIM PARTITION? MAX 2WAY T.O 64 ÐChime Others VIM TEXT? VIM AC Loss Auto Call Back Action a Start65 Ð Enter Relay no =QUIT O PMenus 66 Ð 67 Ð Ex. Relay #2 programming 68 Ð Enter Relay no Start Event Trouble Start ZN TypeRLY Voice DESCR? 0=NO 1=YES Enter Desc Custom Word no =QUIT Enter Index # Word IndexCustom Index #? 70 Ð Cccc System CommunicationCommunication Formats Eeee 72 Ð EEE Table of Contact ID Event Codes73 Ð Table of Default Programming Commands Communication Programming74 Ð Ademco 76 Ð Communication Defaults for LOW Speed Format *94 then *80 77 Ð 78 Ð Second Digit 80 Ð ARM Stay & Time SET Report Codes 82 Ð 83 Ð Remote Downloading What Is Downloading? How Does Downloading Work?Downloading 84 Ð File Access Control/Comm Access85 Ð Direct Wire Downloading Direct Wire Downloading Connections86 Ð Setting the REAL-TIME Clock Procedure87 Ð System Operation & Testing 88 Ð Security Access Codes System Operation Levels Manager LevelOperator Level Title Functions Permitted Goto Function 91 Ð 92 Ð 93 Ð Keypad Functions Keypads Only M o d e Features For Each Arming ModeSummary of Arming Modes Alpha Keypads Only Check Messages Other Trouble Conditions 96 Ð VIM Voice Interface Module Operator Functions 97 Ð Key Function Comments Operator CommandsEvent Logging Enter 0 = Recent 99 Ð Testing the System Turning Off Test mode100 Ð Way Voice Test Mode 101 Ð To the Installer 102 Ð Silencing Commands Summary of System CommandsTypes of Commands Desired Function Procedure Arming, Disarming 104 Ð Regulatory Agency Statements 105 Ð Canadian Department of Communications DOC Statement 106 Ð 4190WH Zone Expander Zone Expander4192D/4192SDT/4192CP Smoke Detectors 107 Ð Surface Mount 4275 PIR 4278 PIRReed Contact 108 Ð 109 Ð Specifications Digital Communicator ¥ Read the Instructions 111 Ð Limitations of this Alarm System 112 Ð VISTA-40 Summary of Connections Ademco Limited Warranty AL ARM Device Manufacturing CO Enrolling Through Zone Programming #93 Program TOOL? 0 = NO, 1 = YES Input S/N L NTE R ZN no That you confirm the programming of every device before Proceeding to the next zone Enrolling Through Sequential Mode #93 Program TOOL? 0 = NO, 1 = YES Loop number programmed Devices enabled programmedAn input type of RF, UR, BR, or SL if serial polling loop No serial number programmed Confirmed SL1 RF Serial Number Clear Mode #93 Clear RF SERIAL#? 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