Ademco Vista 128/250 BP/FBP serial config
Spire_Jeff
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I am posting this here because I always seem to find different information every time I need to have one of these panels configured. Most of the time, I only find some of the locations that need to be programmed and this leads to either a panel that won't respond, or a panel that does not send all of the information required.
This information I have acquired in the past from various Ademco documents and a couple of calls to Honeywell, but I recently found this info in the Control 4 documentation for the Vista series panels. **** There are a few locations that are NOT listed in the ademco manual I was just looking at, but they are very important if you wish to get updates about the individual zone activity.****
This is actually a step by step guide to doing the programming from a keypad.
Jeff
This information I have acquired in the past from various Ademco documents and a couple of calls to Honeywell, but I recently found this info in the Control 4 documentation for the Vista series panels. **** There are a few locations that are NOT listed in the ademco manual I was just looking at, but they are very important if you wish to get updates about the individual zone activity.****
From C4 wrote:Serial Configuration steps
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To enter programming mode, enter the installer code followed by 8000
Set the following fields to these values
*05 1
*14 1
*94 *70 1 1 1 1 1 1
*71 0
*73 0
*78 1
*79 1 1 1 1 1 1
*94 *94 (this should put you on the third page) *19 1
Then, while still in programming mode, follow these instructions:
#93
Zone Prog.?
0
Expert Mode?
0
REPORT CODE PROG
1
ALARM,ID DIGIT
0
RSTR,SUPV CODE
0
SYSTEM GROUP #1?
1
CLOSE
11**
OPEN
11**
LOW BATTERY
**
LOW BATTERY RSTR
**
AC LOSS
**
AC RESTORE
**
PERIODIC TEST
**
POWER
**
CANCEL
**
PROGRAM TAMPER
**
QUIT REPORT MENU
0
SYSTEM GROUP #2?
1
STAY
11*##
SYSTEM GROUP #2?
0
SYSTEM GROUP #3?
0
SYSTEM GROUP #4?
0
QUIT REPORT MENU
1
Quit Menu Mode?
1
Program Mode
#99
Repeat #99 until the 'System Reset' or 'Ready to Arm' message is seen.
WARNING!!!!!!!!!!! If an alarm is caused by a zone opening, you must disarm the system TWICE in order to get the zones out of the alarm state!
This is actually a step by step guide to doing the programming from a keypad.
Jeff
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