ADEMCO VISTA-50PUL Manual de usuario

N5943-67/95

User's Manual

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TABLEOFCONTENTS

SYSTEMOVERVIEW.................................... 3

APartitionedSystem................................ 3

Zones.................................................... 3

FireProtection......................................... 4

Burglary Protection.................................. 4

Alarms................................................... 4

Memory of Alarm...................................... 4

SpeedKey(Macros)................................. 5

Using Schedules...................................... 5

DeviceTimers......................................... 5

Accessingotherpartitions(GOTOcommand)5

MasterKeypadOperation.......................... 6

Self-HelpFeature..................................... 6

PhoneAccess&VoiceResponse............... 6

ABOUTTHEKEYPADS.................................. 7

FUNCTIONSOFTHEKEYPADS...................... 8

ENTRY/EXITDELAYS..................................11

SECURITY CODES & AUTHORITYLEVELS......12

Duress Code..........................................12

Quick Arming.........................................12

Authority Levels.....................................13

ToAdd A User........................................15

ToChangeAUser's Code.........................17

ToDeleteA User.....................................17

ACCESSINGOTHERPARTITIONS.................18

GOTOCommand.....................................18

GlobalArming.........................................18

MasterKeypadOperation.........................18

CHECKINGFOROPENZONES......................20

DISPLAYINGALLZONE DESCRIPTORS.........21

BYPASSINGPROTECTIONZONES................22

Quick Bypass........................................23

Displaying Bypassed ProtectionZones.......23

ARMINGPERIMETERONLY (STAY)...........24

ARMINGPERIMETERONLY(INSTANT)..........25

ARMINGALLPROTECTION(AWAY)...............26

ARMINGALL PROTECTION(MAXIMUM).........27

DISARMINGANDSILENCINGALARMS...........28

USINGTHEKEYSWITCH..............................29

CHIMEMODE.............................................30

VIEWINGCENTRALSTATIONMESSAGES...... 31

PANICKEYS..............................................32

SPEEDKEY (MACROS)...............................33

ACCESS DOORCONTROL...........................34

USING#70 RELAY MENU MODE....................35

USINGSCHEDULES....................................36

DelayingThe ClosingTime........................36

TemporaryOpen/CloseSchedules.............37

PROGRAMMINGDEVICE TIMERS.................40

TESTINGTHESYSTEM................................42

TROUBLECONDITIONS...............................44

FIRE ALARMSYSTEM.................................46

RECOMMENDATIONSFORPROPER

PROTECTYION..........................................47

EMERGENCY EVACUATION.........................49

MAINTAININGYOUR SYSTEM......................50

QUICKGUIDETOSYSTEMFUNCTIONS.........52

SUMMARYOF AUDIBLE NOTIFICATION.........54

GLOSSARY...............................................55

INSURANCECREDITREQUESTFORM...........61

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SYSTEMOVERVIEW

General Congratulationsonyourownership ofan AdemcoPartitioned

SecuritySystem.You'vemadeawisedecisioninchoosingit, for

itrepresentsthelatestinsecurityprotectiontechnologytoday.

Ademcoistheworld'slargest manufacturerofsecuritysystems

andmillions ofpremisesareprotectedbyAdemcosystems.

Thissystemoffersyouthreeformsofprotection:burglary,fire

andemergency.Torealizethesystem's fullpotential,itis

importantthatyou feelcomfortableinoperatingit.Yoursystem

consistsofatleastoneKeypad whichprovidesfull controlof

systemoperation,varioussensorswhichprovideperimeterand

interiorburglaryprotection, plusaselectednumberof strategically

placedsmokeorcombustiondetectorsdesignedtoprovideearly

warning in caseoffire.

Thesystemusesmicrocomputertechnologytomonitor all

protectionzonesandsystemstatusandprovidesappropriate

informationfordisplayon theKeypad(s)usedwiththesystem,

andinitiatesappropriatealarms.Yoursystemmayalsohave

been programmedtoautomaticallytransmitalarmorstatus

messagesoverthe phonelinestoacentralalarmmonitoring

station.

APartitioned

System Simplystated,apartitionedsystemsharesonephysicalalarm

systemamongdifferent users,eachwiththeir ownrequirements.

Forthemostpart, youasauserneed notknowaboutother

users andtheirstructureinthesystem, butfromtimetotime, you

mayseedisplaymessageswhichindicatethesystemisinuse

by anotheruser.Donotbeconcerned,thisisnormal.Refertothe

ACCESSINGOTHERPARTITIONSsectionfor additional

information.

Zones Yoursystem's sensingdeviceshavebeenassignedtovarious

"zones." Forexample,the sensingdeviceonyourEntry/Exit door

mayhavebeen assignedtozone 01,sensingdeviceson

windowsin themasterbedroomtozone02,and soon.These

numberswillappearon the display,along withan alpha

descriptor forthat zone(ifprogrammed), whenanalarmortrouble

conditionoccurs.

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SYSTEMOVERVIEW

FireProtection Thefire protectionportionofyoursecuritysystem(ifused)is

alwaysonandwillsoundanalarmifafirecondition isdetected.

Refertothe FIREALARMSYSTEMsection forimportant

informationconcerningfireprotection,smokedetectorsand

planningemergency exitroutesfromyour house.

BurglaryProtection Theburglaryprotectionportionofyoursystemmustbeturnedon

or"armed"beforeitwillsenseburglaryalarmconditions.Your

systemprovidesfourmodesofburglaryprotection:STAY,

AWAY,INSTANTandMAXIMUM,andevenallows you to

BYPASSselectedzonesofprotectionwhileleavingtherestof

thesystem armed. Thesystemalsoprovides aCHIMEmode, for

alertinguserstotheopeningandclosingofdoorsandwindows

whilethesystemisdisarmed.Refertotheothersectionsofthis

manual for proceduresforusingthesefeatures.

Thefollowingtableliststhefourdifferentarmingmodesandthe

results of each.

Arming FeaturesForEachArmingMode

Mode ExitEntryPerimeterInterior

DelayDelay ArmedArmed

AWAYYesYesYesYes

STAYYesYesYesNo

INSTANTYesNoYesNo

MAXIMUMYesNoYesYes

Alarms Whenanalarmoccurs,boththekeypadandexternalsounders

willsound,and thekeypadwill displaythezone(s)causingthe

alarm.If yoursystem is connectedtoacentralmonitoring station,

analarmmessagewillalsobesent.Tostopthealarmsounding,

simply disarmthesystem.

Memoryof Alarm When an alarmconditionoccurs,the keypad displays the

number(s)ofthezone(s)thatcausedtheproblem,anddisplays

thetypeofalarm(ex. FIRE, ALARM).It remainsdisplayeduntil it

isclearedbydisarmingthesystem(seeDISARMINGTHE

SYSTEMsection).

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SYSTEMOVERVIEW

SpeedKey

(Macros) Thesystem canstoreastringofupto16keystrokes,whichcan

beactivatedanytimebysimplypressingthe "D" key.This

featurecanbeusedtomakeiteasytoperformacomplicated

procedure(suchasgoing toanotherpartitiontobypass azone),

oritcan beused tosimplifyaneveryday,repeatedprocedure.

RefertotheSPEEDKEYsectionforproceduresforusingthis

feature.

Using Schedules Yoursystemmayhavebeen programmedwithschedulesfor

automaticallyarming,disarmingand activatingvariousdevices

and/or performing othersystemfunctionsatpredetermined times.

Userscanmodifysomeoftheseschedules bymanuallydelaying

aclosingtime,using temporaryschedules,orbyprogramming

specialuserschedules.RefertotheUSINGSCHEDULES

section atthe end ofthismanual forscheduling related

procedures.

DeviceTimers Thesystemprovidesupto20"timers"whichcanbeused to

control variousdevices,suchaslightsor appliances.These

timersaresimilarinconcepttotheindividual appliancetimersthat

mightbe purchasedatadepartmentstore.Thedevicesthatcan

becontrolledareprogrammedintothesystembythe installer.

Upto16ofthesedevicescanbe programmed.Refertothe

PROGRAMMINGDEVICETIMERSsection for procedures.

ToAccess Another

Partition

(GOTOCommand)

Eachkeypadisassignedadefaultpartitionfordisplaypurposes,

andwillshowonlythatpartition'sinformation.But,iftheuseris

authorized,akeypadin onepartitioncan be usedtoperform

systemfunctionsin another partition byusing the GOTO

command.Notethatonlythosepartitionsauthorized and

programmedbytheinstaller can be accessedinthismanner.

To GOTO anotherpartition,enter yoursecuritycode,thenpress

Qfollowed bythe desired partitionnumber (1-8).

Thekeypadwillremaininthenewpartitionuntildirectedtogoto

anotherpartition,oruntil120secondshaselapsedwithno

keypad activity. Enteringpartitionnumber0willreturnthekeypad

toits originalpartition.

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SYSTEMOVERVIEW

MasterKeypad

Operation

A"Master"keypadisoneonwhichthestatus ofall8partitionsis

displayedsimultaneously. Auser canget moreinformationabout

acertainpartitionbysimplyenteringQ +thedesiredpartition

number(1-8).Tologontothe"Master"partition(9)usingthe

GOTO command,ausermusthaveaccesstoall partitions.

Self-HelpFeature Abbreviated user'sinstructionsarebuiltintothesystemthatcan

be easilyviewed on thealpha keypad's message display

screen.Thisfeaturewill proveparticularlyusefulifthismanualis

notconvenientlyaccessiblewhenyouneedtoperformasystem

procedurewithwhichyouare not familiar.

Toviewtheabbreviatedinstructions:

Simplypressand hold downthefunction keyofinterestuntil

thedescriptionstartstoappear(about5seconds)andthen

releaseit.

Refertothe FUNCTIONSOFTHEKEYPADsectionfor

descriptionsofeachkey function.

PhoneAccess &

VoiceResponse

Capability

Yoursystemmayincludea4285VIPmodulethatwillpermityou

toaccess the systemviaaTouch-tone phone,eitheron-

premisesorbycall-inwhenaway. Thephoneaccess featurewill

enableyoutodothefollowing:

¥Receivesynthesizedvoicemessagesover thetelephone

regardingthestatusofthesecuritysystem.

¥Armanddisarmthesystemand performmostfunction

commandsviathetelephone,withvoiceconfirmationprovided

aftereachcommandentry.

¥Control4204relays/PowerlineCarrierdevicesthroughthe#70

Manual RelayActivationmode.

Completeinformation regardingthe useofthis featureis provided

in aseparatemanual entitledPHONEACCESS USER'S

GUIDE,whichaccompanies the 4285VIPmodule.

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ABOUTTHEKEYPADS

General

IMPORTANT: Ifthe

keypad beepsrapidly

uponentering the

premises,itindicates

that analarmhas

occurred duringyour

absence.LEAVE

IMMEDIATELYand

CONTACTTHEPOLICE

fromanearbysafe

location.

Your keypadsallowyou tocontrolallsystemfunctions.The

keypadsfeatureatelephonestyle(digital)keypad andaLiquid

CrystalDisplay(LCD)whichshowsthenatureandlocationofall

occurrences.Keypaddisplaybacklightingisprogrammable to

alwaysstayonortolightonlywhenakeyispressed,thenturn

off afewminutes later.

Thekeypadsalsofeatureabuilt-insounderwhichwill sound

during alarms andtroubles.It willalso"beep"during certain

systemfunctions,suchasduringentry/exitdelaytimes,during

CHIMEmode,andwhendepressingkeystoarmanddisarmthe

system(toacknowledgethekeypress).Thesesoundscanbe

optionallysuppressedinsomeofyourkeypads(soasnotto

disturbotherusersofthesystem).Askyourinstallerifthishas

beendone.

There aretwobasictypesofkeypadsÐaFIXED-WORD

keypadand anALPHAkeypad.Thesekeypadsareavailablein

twostyles,shownasstyleAandstyleB,eitherofwhichmay

havebeenused in yoursystem.Although differentin

appearance,bothstylesarefunctionallythesame.Thekeypads

onstyleBkeypadsarelocatedbehind aflip-downcoverwhich

canberemoved, if desired.

TheAlphaKeypadAlphakeypads feature a2-line,32characteralphanumericLiquid

Crystal Display(LCD)whichcandisplaysystemmessagesin

friendlyEnglish.Abbreviated user's instructionscan alsobe

displayed(seeSelfHelpparagraphintheSYSTEMOVERVIEW

section).Thesekeypadscan alsobeprogrammedwithcustom

zonedescriptors.

TheFixed-Word

Keypad

Fixed-Wordkeypadsare functionallyidenticaltoalphakeypads,

buttheLCD displayusespre-designatedwordstoidentifythe

natureand locationof occurrences.

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FUNCTIONSOFTHEKEYPAD

1. ALPHA DISPLAYWINDOW: A2-line,32-

characterLiquidCrystalDisplay(LCD).

Displaysprotectionpointidentificationand

systemstatus, messages, and user

instructions.

2. OFF KEY: Disarmstheburglary portionof

thesystem,silencesalarmsand audible

troubleindicators,andclearsvisualalarm

troubleafterthe problemhasbeen corrected.

3. AWAY KEY: Completelyarmsboth

perimeterandinteriorburglaryprotectionby

sensing an intruder'smovements through

protectedinteriorareasaswell asguarding

protecteddoors,windows,etc. Latearrivals

canenterthroughanentrydelayzonewithout

causinganalarmifthesystemisdisarmed

beforetheentrydelaytimeexpires.

4. STAY KEY: Armstheperimeterburglary

protection,guarding protected doors,windows

andotherperimeterprotectionpoints,and

soundsanalarmifoneisopened.Interior

protectionisnotarmed,whichallows

movementwithinyourhousewithoutcausing

analarm.Latearrivalscanenterthroughan

entrydelayzonewithoutcausinganalarmif

thesystemisdisarmedbeforethe entrydelay

timeexpires.

5. MAXIMUM KEY: Armsinmannersimilar

toAWAY mode,buteliminatestheentry delay

period,thusproviding maximumprotection.An

alarmwilloccurimmediatelyuponopening any

protectionpoint,including entry delayzones.

6. TEST KEY: Teststhesystemandalarm

sounderifdisarmed.

7. BYPASS KEY: Removesindividual

protectionzonesfrombeingmonitoredbythe

system.Displayspreviouslybypassed

protectionzones.

8. INSTANT KEY: Armsinmannersimilarto

STAYmode,butturnsofftheentry delay

period,offering greatersecuritywhileinside

and notexpecting anylatearrivals. Analarm

willoccurimmediatelyuponopening any

perimeterprotection point,includingentry

delayzones.

9. CODE KEY: Allowstheentryofadditional

usercodesthatcanbe given tootherusersof

thesystem.

10. CHIME KEY: Turnson&offtheCHIME

mode.Whenon,anyentrythrough aprotected

delayorperimeterzonewhilethesystemis

disarmedwillcauseatone tosound atthe

Keypad(s).

11. READY KEY: Whendepressedpriorto

armingthesystem,the keypadwill displayall

openprotectionzoneswithinthekeypad's

homepartition.Thiskeyisalsoused todisplay

all zonedescriptorsthathavebeen

programmedforyoursystem,byholdingthe

keydownforat least5seconds.

12. #KEY: Permits ARMINGofthesystem

withoutuseofasecuritycode ("Quick Arm",if

programmed).

13. KEYS 0-9: Usedtoenteryourindividual

securityaccesscode(s).

14. POWER/READYINDICATOR: (GREEN)

On somekeypads,thislights whenprimary

powerison.Ifoff, systemisoperatingonits

backup batterypower.CALL YOUR

INSTALLERIMMEDIATELY.Onothertypesof

keypads,litindicatessystemisreadytobe

armed,whileunlitindicatessystemnotready.

15. ARMEDINDICATOR: (RED) Litwhenthe

systemhasbeenarmed(STAY, AWAY,

INSTANTorMAXIMUM).

16. INTERNALSOUNDER: Sourceofaudible

internalwarningandconfirmationsounds,as

wellasalarms(see"SummaryofAudible

Notifications").

17. A-B-CPANICKEYS: RefertothePANIC

KEYSsectionfordescriptionsofthesekeys.

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Note: Unlessstatedotherwise,mostproceduresinthismanualapplyto

allkeypadtypesandstyles.Someprocedures,however,arespecifically

intendedforusebyalphakeypadsonly.

IMPORTANT!: Whenusingthekeypad toenter codesandcommands,

sequentialkeydepressionsmust bemadewithin3secondsofone

another.If3secondselapseswithoutakeydepression,the entryis

abortedandmust berepeatedfrom its beginning.

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FUNCTIONSOFTHEKEYPADS

Fixed-WordKeypad Displays

AWAY: Allburglaryzones,interior&perimeter,

arearmed.

STAY: Perimeterburglaryzones,suchas

windows&doors, arearmed.

INSTANT: Perimeterburglary zones armed and

entrydelayisturned off.

BYPASS: Oneormoreburglaryprotectionzones

havebeen bypassed.

NOTREADY: Appears whenburglary portionof the

systemisnotreadyforarming(dueto

openprotectionzones).

READY: Theburglary systemisreadytobe

armed.

NOAC: Appears whenACpowerhas beencut

off.Systemisoperatingon backup

batterypower.

AC: AppearswhenACpoweris present.

CHIME: AppearswhentheCHIMEfeatureis

activated.

BAT: Lowbatterycondition inawireless

sensor(ifIDnumberdisplayed)orlow

systembattery (ifno IDnumber

displayed).

ALARM: Appearswhenanintrusionhas been

detectedand thesystemisarmed (also

appears duringafirealarmoraudible

emergency alarm). Accompaniedbythe

protectionzone IDinalarm.

CHECK: Appears whenamalfunctionis

discoveredinthesystemat anytimeor

ifatroubleis detectedinaFIRE zone at

any timeorinaDAY/NIGHTburglary

zoneduringadisarmedperiod.

Accompaniedby adisplayofzone

numberintrouble.

FIRE: Appearswhenafirealarmis present.

Accompaniedbyadisplayofthezonein

alarm.

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