Feature Series, 23 Ð | Guardian Technologies VISTA-40, N7001V2

	The following table highlights the features of each receiver.

	Feature			4281 series	5881 series

	Wiring			Connects to keypad lines	Connects to keypad lines

	House ID			Programmed via #93	Programmed via #93
				Menu Mode.	Menu Mode (needed only
					if RF keypad used).

	Receiver Address			Set via DIP switches.	Set via DIP switches.
				Enabled via #93 Device	Enabled via #93 Device
				Programming.	Programming.

	Cover Removal			Does not cause alarm or	Does not cause alarm or
				trouble.	trouble.

	Go/No Go Mode			Automatic upon entering	Automatic upon entering
				test mode (code + [5]).	test mode (code + [5]).

	Spatial Diversity			Yes. Eliminates nulls and	Yes. Eliminates nulls and
	(2 antennas)			voids.	voids.
				2nd receiver expands	2nd receiver expands
				coverage area or provides	coverage area or provides
				additional redundancy.	additional redundancy.

	Transmitter ID			Set via DIP switches.	Serial numbers are
					"enrolled" by the system
					or downloaded.

4281 Series Receiver	¥	Set field 1*32 to 1.
	¥	Using #93 Menu modeÐDevice Programming, select as RF device type (type 3).
	¥	Set house ID via #93 Menu Mode.
	¥	Set receiver's device address (01-07 only) using its DIP switches. Lower
		numbered address is primary receiver (supervisory fault ID 90, 91). Higher
		numbered address is secondary receiver (receiver fault ID 88, 89).
	¥	Important: 4281 microprocessor must have part number N5334Vx, where x
		is any number. The microprocessor is located just above the DIP switch on the
		PC board.
5881 Series Receiver	¥	Set field 1*32 to Ò2Ó.
	¥	Using #93 Menu ModeÐDevice Programming, select as RF device type (type 3).
	¥	Set house ID via #93 Menu Mode (needed for 5827 keypad only).
	¥	Set receiver's device address (01-07 only) using its DIP switches. Lower
		numbered address is primary receiver (supervisory fault ID 90, 91). Higher
		numbered address is secondary receiver (receiver fault ID 88, 89).

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Contents

VISTA-40 Recommendations for Proper Protection Table of Contents WAY Voice Keypads & Audio Alarm Verification AAV Relay Outputs & Powerline Carrier Devices DIP Switch Tables Setting the REAL-TIME ClockTesting the System Summary of System Commands Part General Information Prohibit Program Mode Entry Access Control#70 End User Relay Commands Installer Code Partitions Simple, Secure, Reliable 10 Ð Installing the ControlKnockouts after the circuit board has been installed Installing the Lock Standard Phone Line Connections VIMPabx AUX. Standby Current Draw Powering the SystemBattery Standby Table AC Power and Battery Connections Total Connections diagram. Do not plug in at this timeRPM Device Current # Units Total Current Device Current # Units Total Current 14 Ð Installing Remote KeypadsKeypad Connections Powering Additional Keypads 16 Ð 6139AV Audio Connection 17 Ð Zone ConfigurationsProgrammable Response Time For Zone At the last device 18 Ð Hard-wired Zones 2Ð8Compatible Device Model # Smoke Detectors 19 Ð Compatible Glass Break Detectors 20 Ð Maximum Polling Loop Wire Runs Wire Gauge Max. Length 4275 Dual Element Polling Loop PIR 4208 Eight Zone Polling Loop Expansion Module4190WH Two Zone Remote Point Module 4278 Quad Element Polling Loop PIR 22 Ð Wireless Expansion Zones 1Ð63 23 Ð Following table highlights the features of each receiverFeature Series 24 Ð Wrapped around the transmitter 25 Ð 5801, 5802, etcSeries Transmitter Zone Types 5706 Wireless Photoelectric Smoke Detector System Sensor 1 1 W M Door/Window Transmitter w/Reed Switch5727 Wireless Keypad 5775 Wireless PIR 27 Ð J7 Connector for Voltage Triggers Partition System. Note that keyswitch arming may only be used in oneNot intended for use in UL Listed applications Ground Start Module Connections 29 Ð Remote Keyswitch WiringLED indications are defined as follows Green Meaning 30 Ð Using a Trigger to Activate a NON-ADEMCO AAV UnitRemote Keypad Sounding Connections 31 Ð SectionTransformer Connections 32 Ð Assigned to partition 1 using #93 Menu Mode, DeviceGoto command 4285 Phone Module 33 Ð Color Lead Terminal On ControlÊ4285 Terminal Connects to Advisory 34 Ð Phone Module Wiring ConnectionsSecond Pauseê this is 555Ð1212. I Cant Come to the Phone Just NOW. Please Leave a Message After the Tone 35 Ð WAY Voice Keypads Information For 6139AV AudioVIM Module Programming 6139AV Keypad Audio Level Adjustment6139AV Keypad Protection zone 38 Ð Important Notes 39 Ð External Sounders 40 Ð Programming Procedures 41 Ð General Information Program system-wide global data fields Use #93 Menu Mode for device programmingUse #93 Menu Mode for zone programming Exit Programming Mode Zone Types IMPORTANT! Fault Annunciation Programming SYSTEM-WIDE Global Data Fields Summary of Data Field Programming CommandsData Field Programming 46 Ð Index to Programming FieldsField Group Data Field Descriptions Normally Closed Power UpOutput Enable Previous State Download Download Command Enables 2nd page Field Download CallbackAccess Code For Keyswitch Dial Tone Pause Dialer Options 2ND page Fields Second page Fields RF ButtonGlobal Arm Force Bypass Programming PARTITION-SPECIFIC Fields Programming PARTITION-SPECIFIC Data Fields Exit Delay Enable DialerBurg. Alarm Comm. Delay 55 Ñ Number of Partitions 1*32 receiver type. In additionReceivers should be programmed via Device programming 56 Ð Zone Type Zone Disabled Partition Report CodeZone PROG? 1=YES 0=NO Enter ZN no =QUIT 57 Ð Input Type RF TRANS. RF Loop NumberProg AS RF1 58 Ð Serial # PROG? 0=NO 1=YES Enter Zone no =QUITZT P RC INL 59 Ð Number whenever the alpha keypad displays a custom word Entering ZoneSubstitute custom words, if desired. If not programmed for Substitutes, the phone module will only annunciate the zone 61 Ð Creating Partition DescriptorsReady to ARM 62 Ð Character Ascii Chart For Adding Custom Words 63 Ð Device PROG? Chime Others VIM TEXT? VIM AC Loss Auto Call Back VIM PARTITION? MAX 2WAY T.O64 Ð 65 Ð Action aStart 66 Ð O PMenus Enter Relay no =QUIT 67 Ð 68 Ð Ex. Relay #2 programming Enter Desc Start Event Trouble Start ZN TypeRLY Voice DESCR? 0=NO 1=YES Enter Relay no 70 Ð Word IndexCustom Index #? Custom Word no =QUIT Enter Index # Eeee System CommunicationCommunication Formats Cccc 72 Ð 73 Ð EEETable of Contact ID Event Codes 74 Ð Table of Default Programming CommandsCommunication Programming Ademco 76 Ð 77 Ð Communication Defaults for LOW Speed Format *94 then *80 78 Ð Second Digit 80 Ð ARM Stay & Time SET Report Codes 82 Ð 83 Ð 84 Ð What Is Downloading? How Does Downloading Work?Downloading Remote Downloading 85 Ð File AccessControl/Comm Access 86 Ð Direct Wire DownloadingDirect Wire Downloading Connections 87 Ð Setting the REAL-TIME ClockProcedure 88 Ð System Operation & Testing System Operation Security Access Codes Level Title Functions Permitted Manager LevelOperator Levels 91 Ð Goto Function 92 Ð 93 Ð Keypad Functions Alpha Keypads Only M o d e Features For Each Arming ModeSummary of Arming Modes Keypads Only Other Trouble Conditions 96 Ð Check Messages 97 Ð VIM Voice Interface Module Operator Functions Enter 0 = Recent Operator CommandsEvent Logging Key Function Comments 99 Ð 100 Ð Testing the SystemTurning Off Test mode 101 Ð Way Voice Test Mode 102 Ð To the Installer Arming, Disarming Summary of System CommandsTypes of Commands Desired Function Procedure Silencing Commands 104 Ð 105 Ð Regulatory Agency Statements 106 Ð Canadian Department of Communications DOC Statement 107 Ð Zone Expander4192D/4192SDT/4192CP Smoke Detectors 4190WH Zone Expander 108 Ð 4275 PIR 4278 PIRReed Contact Surface Mount 109 Ð Digital Communicator Specifications 111 Ð ¥ Read the Instructions 112 Ð Limitations of this Alarm System VISTA-40 Summary of Connections AL ARM Device Manufacturing CO Ademco Limited Warranty Program TOOL? 0 = NO, 1 = YES Input S/N L Enrolling Through Zone Programming #93 NTE R ZN no Proceeding to the next zone That you confirm the programming of every device before Program TOOL? 0 = NO, 1 = YES Enrolling Through Sequential Mode #93 No serial number programmed Devices enabled programmedAn input type of RF, UR, BR, or SL if serial polling loop Loop number programmed Confirmed SL1 Clear RF SERIAL#? RF Serial Number Clear Mode #93 Alarm Device Manufacturing CO