6139AV Audio Connection, 16 Ð | Guardian Technologies N7001V2

6139AV 2-Way Voice	The control supports the VIM Voice Interface Module, which can support up to six
Keypads	6139AV 2-way voice keypads. These keypads feature a built-in microphone and
	speaker that allows a central station operator to "listen-in" and/or speak to persons at
	the protected premises after an alarm has occurred. Note that during this Òlisten-inÓ
	and/or ÒspeakÓ period, all alarms will be temporarily silenced. Refer to the 2-WAY
	VOICE KEYPADS AND AUDIO ALARM VERIFICATION section later in this manual for
	details on wiring and using the VIM module and 6139AV keypads.
	6139AV Audio Connection
	In addition to the 4-wire connection to the control's keypad terminals, the 6139AV
	requires a shielded 2-wire connection to a VIM Voice Interface Module. This
	information is provided in the 2-WAY VOICE KEYPADS AND AUDIO ALARM
	VERIFICATION section.
Voice Interface Module	The VIM connects to the control's keypad terminals in the same manner as any other
(VIM) Connection	keypad. The VIM requires a device address to be set using its DIP switches, and
	requires programming using the #93 Menu Mode Ð Device Programming. Refer to
	the 2-WAY VOICE KEYPADS AND AUDIO ALARM VERIFICATION section for
	connection and programming information.

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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 Setting the REAL-TIME Clock Testing the SystemSummary of System Commands DIP Switch Tables Part General Information Access Control #70 End User Relay CommandsInstaller Code Prohibit Program Mode Entry Simple, Secure, Reliable Partitions Installing the Control Knockouts after the circuit board has been installedInstalling the Lock 10 Ð Pabx VIMStandard Phone Line Connections Powering the System Battery Standby TableAC Power and Battery Connections AUX. Standby Current Draw Connections diagram. Do not plug in at this time RPM Device Current # Units Total CurrentDevice Current # Units Total Current Total Keypad Connections Installing Remote Keypads14 Ð Powering Additional Keypads 6139AV Audio Connection 16 Ð Zone Configurations Programmable Response Time For ZoneAt the last device 17 Ð Compatible Device Model # Smoke Detectors Hard-wired Zones 2Ð818 Ð Compatible Glass Break Detectors 19 Ð Maximum Polling Loop Wire Runs Wire Gauge Max. Length 20 Ð 4208 Eight Zone Polling Loop Expansion Module 4190WH Two Zone Remote Point Module4278 Quad Element Polling Loop PIR 4275 Dual Element Polling Loop PIR Wireless Expansion Zones 1Ð63 22 Ð Feature Series Following table highlights the features of each receiver23 Ð Wrapped around the transmitter 24 Ð Series Transmitter Zone Types 5801, 5802, etc25 Ð 1 1 W M Door/Window Transmitter w/Reed Switch 5727 Wireless Keypad5775 Wireless PIR 5706 Wireless Photoelectric Smoke Detector System Sensor J7 Connector for Voltage Triggers 27 Ð System. Note that keyswitch arming may only be used in one Not intended for use in UL Listed applicationsGround Start Module Connections Partition LED indications are defined as follows Green Meaning Remote Keyswitch Wiring29 Ð Remote Keypad Sounding Connections Using a Trigger to Activate a NON-ADEMCO AAV Unit30 Ð Transformer Connections Section31 Ð Assigned to partition 1 using #93 Menu Mode, Device Goto command4285 Phone Module 32 Ð Color Lead Terminal On Control Ê4285 Terminal Connects toAdvisory 33 Ð Phone Module Wiring Connections Second Pauseê this is 555Ð1212. I Cant Come to the PhoneJust NOW. Please Leave a Message After the Tone 34 Ð WAY Voice Keypads 35 Ð 6139AV Audio VIM ModuleProgramming Information For Level Adjustment 6139AV KeypadProtection zone 6139AV Keypad Audio Important Notes 38 Ð External Sounders 39 Ð Programming Procedures 40 Ð General Information 41 Ð Use #93 Menu Mode for device programming Use #93 Menu Mode for zone programmingExit Programming Mode Program system-wide global data fields Zone Types IMPORTANT! Fault Annunciation Data Field Programming Summary of Data Field Programming CommandsProgramming SYSTEM-WIDE Global Data Fields Field Group Index to Programming Fields46 Ð Data Field Descriptions Power Up Output EnablePrevious State Normally Closed Download Command Enables 2nd page Field Download Callback Access CodeFor Keyswitch Dial Tone Pause Download Dialer Options 2ND page Fields RF Button Global ArmForce Bypass Second page Fields Programming PARTITION-SPECIFIC Data Fields Programming PARTITION-SPECIFIC Fields Enable Dialer Burg. AlarmComm. Delay Exit Delay Receivers should be programmed via Device programming Number of Partitions 1*32 receiver type. In addition55 Ñ Zone PROG? 1=YES 0=NO Enter ZN no =QUIT Zone Type Zone Disabled Partition Report Code56 Ð Prog AS RF1 Input Type RF TRANS. RF Loop Number57 Ð ZT P RC INL Serial # PROG? 0=NO 1=YES Enter Zone no =QUIT58 Ð 59 Ð Entering Zone Substitute custom words, if desired. If not programmed forSubstitutes, the phone module will only annunciate the zone Number whenever the alpha keypad displays a custom word Ready to ARM Creating Partition Descriptors61 Ð Character Ascii Chart For Adding Custom Words 62 Ð Device PROG? 63 Ð 64 Ð VIM PARTITION? MAX 2WAY T.OChime Others VIM TEXT? VIM AC Loss Auto Call Back Start Action a65 Ð O P MenusEnter Relay no =QUIT 66 Ð 67 Ð Ex. Relay #2 programming 68 Ð Start Event Trouble Start ZN Type RLY Voice DESCR? 0=NO 1=YESEnter Relay no Enter Desc Word Index Custom Index #?Custom Word no =QUIT Enter Index # 70 Ð System Communication Communication FormatsCccc Eeee 72 Ð Table of Contact ID Event Codes EEE73 Ð Communication Programming Table of Default Programming Commands74 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 What Is Downloading? How Does Downloading Work? DownloadingRemote Downloading 84 Ð Control/Comm Access File Access85 Ð Direct Wire Downloading Connections Direct Wire Downloading86 Ð Procedure Setting the REAL-TIME Clock87 Ð System Operation & Testing 88 Ð Security Access Codes System Operation Manager Level OperatorLevels Level Title Functions Permitted Goto Function 91 Ð 92 Ð 93 Ð Keypad Functions M o d e Features For Each Arming Mode Summary of Arming ModesKeypads Only Alpha Keypads Only Check Messages Other Trouble Conditions 96 Ð VIM Voice Interface Module Operator Functions 97 Ð Operator Commands Event LoggingKey Function Comments Enter 0 = Recent 99 Ð Turning Off Test mode Testing the System100 Ð Way Voice Test Mode 101 Ð To the Installer 102 Ð Summary of System Commands Types of Commands Desired Function ProcedureSilencing Commands Arming, Disarming 104 Ð Regulatory Agency Statements 105 Ð Canadian Department of Communications DOC Statement 106 Ð Zone Expander 4192D/4192SDT/4192CP Smoke Detectors4190WH Zone Expander 107 Ð 4275 PIR 4278 PIR Reed ContactSurface Mount 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 Devices enabled programmed An input type of RF, UR, BR, or SL if serial polling loopLoop number programmed No serial number programmed Confirmed SL1 RF Serial Number Clear Mode #93 Clear RF SERIAL#? 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