Honeywell control panel VISTA32FBPT User Manual

800-11045  2/12 Rev. C    
 
 VISTA-32FBPT 
  
Commercial Fire and Burglary
Commercial Fire and Burglary Commercial Fire and Burglary
Commercial Fire and Burglary 
  
 
Partitioned Security Systems
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TABLE OF CONTENTS 
SYSTEM OVERVIEW ............................ 5 
General ...................................................... 5 
A Partitioned System .............................. ... 5 
Zones ......................................................... 6 
Fire Protection ................................... ......... 6 
Burglary Protection ............................... ..... 6 
Carbon Monoxide Protection ..................... 7 
Alarms ...........................................................

 
 
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VIEWING ALARM COMPANY  MESSAGES ..................................... 42
 
General Information ............................... ... 42 
PANIC KEYS .......................................  43 
Using Panic Keys ...................................... 43 
RELAY CONTROL ............................... 44 
General Information ............................... ... 44 
Executing .................................................. 44 
USING #70 RELAY MENU MODE ....... 45 
General Information...

  
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System Overview 
General 
Congratulations  on  your  ownership  of  a  Honeywell  partitioned  Security 
System.  Youve  made  a  wise  decision  in  choosing  it,   for  it  represents  the 
latest  in  security  protection  technology  today.  Hon eywell  is  the  worlds 
largest  manufacturer  of  security  systems  and  millio ns  of  premises  are 
protected by Honeywell systems.  
This  system  offers  you  three  forms  of  protection:  b urglary,  fire  and 
emergency. To realize the...

   
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System Overview (cont’d) 
Zones 
Your  systems  sensing  devices  have  been  assigned  to  various  zones.  For 
example, the sensing device on your Entry/Exit door  may have been assigned 
to  zone  001,  sensing  devices  on  windows  in  the  mast er  bedroom  to  zone  002, 
and  so  on.  These  numbers  will  appear  on  the  display ,  along  with  an  alpha 
descriptor for that zone (if programmed), when an a larm or trouble condition 
occurs.  
Fire Protection 
The  fire  protection...

  
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System Overview (cont’d) 
Carbon Monoxide Protection 
Carbon  monoxide  (CO)  protection  is  available  with  your  system  using  the 
5800CO  Carbon  Monoxide  Detector.    The  5800CO  is  a  3 V  battery  powered 
wireless  Carbon  Monoxide  Detector  used  with  wireles s  alarm  systems  that 
support  5800  series  devices.    Carbon  monoxide  gas  i s  a  highly  poisonous  gas 
which  is  released  when  fuels  are  burned.  It  is  invi sible,  has  no  smell  and  is 
therefore...

   
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System Overview (cont’d) 
Device Timers 
The  system  provides  up  to  20  timers  that  can  be  used  to  control  various 
devices,  such  as  lights  or  appliances.  These  timers   are  similar  in  concept  to 
the  individual  appliance  timers  that  might  be  purch ased  at  a  department 
store.  The  devices  that  can  be  controlled  are  progr ammed  into  the  system  by 
the  installer.  Up  to  96  of  these  devices  can  be  pro grammed.  Refer  to  the 
Programming...

  
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System Overview (cont’d) 
Self-Help Feature 
Abbreviated  user  instructions  are  built  into  the  system  that  can  be  easily 
viewed on the alpha keypads message display screen . This feature will prove 
particularly  useful  if  this  manual  is  not  convenien tly  accessible  when  you 
need to perform a system procedure with which you a re not familiar.  
To view the abbreviated instructions:  
Simply press and hold down the function key of inte rest until the description 
starts  to...

   
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About The Keypads 
General 
IMPORTANT: If the keypad beeps rapidly upon entering the 
premises, it indicates that an alarm has occurred d uring your 
absence. LEAVE the premises IMMEDIATELY and CONTACT  
THE POLICE from a safe location nearby. 
Your  keypads  allow  you  to  control  all  system  functions.  The  keypads  feature 
a  telephone  style  (digital)  keypad  and  a  Liquid  Cry stal  Display  (LCD)  that 
shows  the  nature  and  location  of  all  occurrences.  K eypad  display...