Honeywell control panel VISTA32FBPT User Manual

							  
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Functions of the Keypad
 
1OFF
4 MAX
7
INSTANT
READY
2 AWAY
5 TEST
8 CODE
0 3
STAY
6
BYPASS
9 CHIME
#
SILENCED
TROUBLE
ALARM
SUPV
POWER
6160CR2-001-V0
ARMED
READY
 
  
  Primary Fire Keypad 6160CR-2  
IMPORTANT!  When  using  the  keypad  to  enter  codes  and  commands, 
sequential  key  depressions  must  be  made  within  3  se conds  of  one 
another.  If  3  seconds  elapse  without  a  key  depression,  the  entry  is 
aborted and must be repeated from its beginning.  
						

							   
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Functions of the Keypad (cont’d)
1OFF
4MAX
7INSTANT
READY
2AWAY
5TEST
8CODE
03
STAY
6BYPASS
9CHIME
#
ARMED
READY
6160-00-001-V0 
   
  Burglary Keypad 6160    
 
IMPORTANT!  When  using  the  keypad  to  enter  codes  and  commands, 
sequential  key  depressions  must  be  made  within  3  se conds  of  one 
another.  If  3  seconds  elapse  without  a  key  depression,  the  entry  is 
aborted and must be repeated from its beginning. 
    
						

							  
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Functions of the Keypad (cont’d) 
ALPHA  DISPLAY  WINDOW: A  2-line, 
32-character Liquid Crystal Display (LCD).   
Displays protection point identification and  
system  status,  messages,  and  user  
instructions.  
1 OFF
  :   Disarms the burglary portion of 
the  system,  silences  alarms  and  audible  
trouble  indicators,  and  clears  visual  alarm 
trouble  after  the  problem  has  been  
corrected.   
2 AWAY
  :    Completely  arms  both 
perimeter  and  interior  burglary  protection  
by  sensing  an  intruders  movements 
through  protected  interior  areas  as  well  as 
guarding  protected  doors,  windows,  etc.  
Late  arrivals  can  enter  through  an  entry  
delay  zone  without  causing  an  alarm  if  the 
system  is  disarmed  before  the  entry  delay  
time expires. 
3 STAY
  :    Arms  the  perimeter  burglary 
protection,  guarding  protected  doors,  
windows  and  other  perimeter  protection 
points,  and  sounds  an  alarm  if  one  is 
opened.  Allows  automatic  bypassing  of 
certain  areas,  which  allows  movement  
within  your  house  without  causing  an  
alarm.  Late  arrivals  can  enter  through  an 
entry  delay  zone  without  causing  an  alarm 
if  the  system  is  disarmed  before  the  entry 
delay  time  expires.  See  ARMING 
PERIMETER  ONLY   for  a  full  explanation 
of the STAY key.   
4  MAX  :    Arms  in  manner  similar  to 
AWAY  mode,  but  eliminates  the  entry 
delay  period,  thus  providing  maximum  
protection.  An  alarm  will  occur 
immediately  upon  opening  any  protection  
point, including entry delay zones. 
5 TEST
  :  Tests  the  system  and  alarm 
sounder if disarmed.  
6 BYPASS
  :  Removes  individual 
protection  zones  from  being  monitored  by  
the  system.  Displays  previously  bypassed  
protection zones.     7 INSTANT  :   Arms in manner similar to 
STAY  mode,  but  turns  off  the  entry  delay  
period,  offering  greater  security  while  
inside  and  not  expecting  any  late  arrivals.  
An  alarm  will  occur  immediately  upon 
opening  any  perimeter  protection  point,  
including entry delay zones. 
8 CODE
  :   Allows the entry of additional 
user  codes  that  can  be  given  to  other  users  
of the system.   
9 CHIME
   :    Turns  on  and  off  the 
CHIME mode. When on, any entry through  
a  protected  delay  or  perimeter  zone  while 
the system  is disarmed will cause  a tone to  
sound at the Keypad(s).      
      
						

							   
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Functions of the Keypad (cont’d) 
 READY  :    When  depressed  prior  to 
arming  the  system,  the  keypad  will  display  
all  open  protection  zones  within  the 
keypads  home  partition.  This  key  is  also  
used  to  display  all  zone  descriptors  that  
have  been programmed for  your  system,  by  
holding the key down for at least 5 seconds. 
#
  :    Permits  ARMING  of  the  system 
without  use  of  a  security  code  (Quick  Arm, if programmed).  
KEYS  0-9:    Used  to  enter  your  individual 
security access code(s).  
LED READY INDICATOR:   (GREEN) Lit 
indicates  system  is  ready  to  be  armed,  
while unlit indicates system not ready.  
LED  ARMED  INDICATOR:    (RED)  Lit 
when  the  system  has  been  armed  (STAY,  AWAY, INSTANT or MAXIMUM). 
LED POWER INDICATOR : (GREEN) Lit 
when AC power is applied to the system.  LED  ALARM  INDICATOR:
  (RED)  Lit 
when any Fire Alarm exists in the system. 
LED SILENCED INDICATOR:  (AMBER) 
Lit when CODE + OFF is pressed. 
LED  SUPV  INDICATOR:    (AMBER)  Lit 
when  a  supervisory  condition  exists  in  the  
system.  
LED TROUBLE INDICATOR:   (AMBER) 
Lit  when  a  trouble  condition  exists  in  the  
system.  
SPEAKER:    Source  of  audible  internal 
warning  and  confirmation  sounds,  as  well  
as  alarms  (see  Summary  of  Audible  
Notifications).  
FUNCTION  KEYS:     These  keys  can  be 
used for panic keys. Refer to the  Panic Keys 
section for descriptions of these functions.   
  
						

							  
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Entry/Exit Delays 
General Information 
Your system has installer-programmed time delays, k nown as exit delay and 
entry  delay.  Whenever  you  arm  your  system,  exit  delay  gives  you  time  to 
leave  through  the  designated  exit  door  without  sett ing  off  an  alarm.  Exit 
delay begins immediately after entering any arming  command, and applies to 
all  modes  of  arming  protection.  If  programmed,  a  sl ow  beeping  will  sound 
throughout the exit delay period.  
Entry Delay  gives you time to disarm the system when you reent er through 
the  designated  entrance  door.  But  the  system  must  b e  disarmed  before  the 
entry delay period ends, or an alarm will occur.  Th e keypad will  beep during 
the  entry  delay  period,  reminding  you  to  disarm  the   system.  You  can  also 
arm  the  system  with  no  entry  delay  at  all  by  using  either  INSTANT  or 
MAXIMUM  arming  modes.  These  modes  provide  greater  s ecurity  while  on 
the  premises  or  while  away  for  extended  periods  of  time.  See  your  installer 
for your delay times. 
  
						

							   
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Security Codes and Authority Levels 
General Information 
At  the  time  of  installation,  you  were  assigned  an  authority  level  and  a 
personal  4-digit  security  code,  known  only  to  you  a nd  yours.  The  security 
code must be entered when arming and disarming the  system. The authority 
level defines the system functions that you can per form.  
As  an  additional  safety  feature,  other  users  that  d o  not  have  a  need  to  know 
your code can be assigned different security codes,  and each user can be given 
a different authority level. Users are identified b y user numbers, which are 
assigned when assigning a users security code. 
All  codes  can  be  used  interchangeably  when  performi ng  system  functions 
within  the  limits  of  each  codes  authority  level  (a   system  armed  with  one 
users code can be disarmed by another users code) , with the exception of the 
Operator Level C code. See  Authority Levels paragraph on the following page 
for details regarding authority levels.   
Duress Code 
This feature is intended for use if you are forced  to disarm or arm the system 
under  threat.  When  used,  the  system  will  act  normal ly,  but  can  silently 
notify  the  central  station  of  your  situation,  if  th at  service  has  been  provided. 
The duress code is pre-assigned by the installer du ring installation (authority 
level 6).  
IMPORTANT:  This  code  is  useful  only  when  the  system  is  connect ed  to  a 
central station.  
Quick Arming 
Note: If Quick Arming was programmed by the insta ller, the [#] key can be 
pressed  in  place  of  the  security  code  when  arming  t he  system.  The  security 
code must always be used to disarm the system, howe ver.  
						

							  
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Security Codes and Authority Levels (cont’d) 
Authority Levels 
Authority  levels  define  the  system  functions  a  part icular  user  can  perform. 
Depending  on  the  authority  assigned  to  you,  there  a re  certain  system 
functions  you  may  be  prohibited  from  performing.  In   summary,  there  are  six 
authority levels, each having certain system restri ctions as shown below. 
Level 1 Master:   Can  perform  all  system  functions  in  assigned 
partitions, and can add, delete or change Manager  
and  Operator  level  users.  The  Installer  adds  
master codes. 
Level 2 Manager :   Can  perform  system  functions  in  assigned 
partitions, and can add, delete or change Operator 
level users.  
Level 3 Operator A :   Can  perform  system  functions  in  assigned 
partitions, but cannot add or delete other users.  
Level 4 Operator B :   Same  as  Operator  A,  except  Operator  B  cannot 
bypass zones of protection. 
Level 5 Operator C :   Can  arm  the  system  in  assigned  partitions,  but 
cannot  disarm  the  system  unless  the  system  was  
armed  with  this  code.  This  code  is  typically 
assigned  to  someone  who  has  a  need  to 
arm/disarm the system only at certain times (such  
as a baby-sitter). 
Level 6 Duress :   Can  arm  and  disarm  the  system,  but  also  sends  a 
silent  panic  alarm  to  the  central  station,  if  that 
service is connected. 
To view your authority level and system capabilities:  
1.   Enter your code +  [


]  +  [


]. 
2.   The keypad will display the partition(s) that you a re authorized to 
operate, and your user number and authority level i n each partition.   
						

							   
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Security Codes and Authority Levels (cont’d) 
General Rules on Authority Levels and Changes 
  A  user  may  not  delete  or  change  the  user  code  of  th e  SAME  or  HIGHER 
authority than which he is assigned. 
   A user may only ADD users to a LOWER authority leve l. 
   A user may assign access codes only to those partit ions to which the user 
adding  the  code  has  access.  (Ex.  a  user  with  access   to  only  partition  1 
cannot assign codes in partition 2.) 
   The  only  way  to  assign  a  users  authority  level  is  by  using  the  Add  A 
User  procedure.  To  change  a  users  authority  level ,  that  user  must  first 
be deleted, and then added again. 
   A user can only be DELETED or CHANGED from within t he partition he 
is assigned. 
   User  numbers  must  be  entered  as  2-digit  entries.  Si ngle  digit  user 
numbers must be preceded by a 0 (example, 03, 04,  etc.). Security codes 
are entered as 4-digit numbers.   
   Before  assigning  a  security  code,  be  sure  it  does  n ot  conflict  with  any 
DURESS code.  
NOTE:   When  adding,  changing  or  deleting  users,  all  other   alpha  keypads  in 
that  partition  will  display  User  Edit  Mode  –  Pleas e  Stand  By,  and  key 
depressions  (except  Panic)  at  those  keypads  will  be   ignored.  Panic  key 
depressions will cause an alarm and terminate user  entry.  
To Exit User Edit Mode 
You  can  exit  any  of  the  user  edit  modes  described  o n  the  following  pages  at 
any time by doing the following:  
1.  Press either  
  or  # , or dont press any key for 10 seconds. 
2.  System returns to normal mode.    
						

							  
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Security Codes and Authority Levels (cont’d) 
To Add a User 
IMPORTANT: Temporary users should not be shown how to use any  system 
function they do not need to know (e.g. bypassing p rotection zones). 
    CODE 
1.  Enter Master or Manager code and press the    8 
  key. 
2.  Enter the new users 2-digit User Number (02-75) . 
3.  Enter 4-digit security code for that user. The f ollowing prompts will 
appear. 
ADD NEW USER? 
0  = NO , 1  = YES  
Enter  1  to  add  a  new  user  code.  Entering  0  will  
change  the  existing  users  code  to  the  code  entered  
in step 3. See Changing A Users Code section.  
USER NUMBER = 03 
ENTER AUTH. LEVEL 
Enter  the  authority  level,  1-6,  for  this  user  withi n 
this partition.  
  1=master  2=manager  3=operator A 
  4=operator B  5=operator C  6=duress code 
GROUP BYPASSING? 
0 = NO , 1 = YES 
Enter  1  (YES)  to  allow  this  user  to  perform  group  
bypasses. Enter 0 (NO) this user will not be able t o 
perform group bypasses.   
ACCESS GROUP? 
ENTER 0-8 
If  access  schedules  have  been  programmed,  this  
prompt  appears.  Enter  the  users  access  group  
number  (1-8)  if  this  user  should  have  limited  
access  to  the  system.  Enter  0  if  no  access  group 
should be assigned.    
RF BUTTON ? 
0 = NO , 1 = YES 
 This prompt will appear if a 5800 series button  
transmitter has been supplied and has not yet been 
assigned to a user. 
Press  1  if  a  button  transmitter  will  be  assigned  to  
this  user.  Otherwise  press  0.  Not  used  in 
Commercial Burg and Commercial Fire.  
     
						

							   
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Security Codes and Authority Levels (cont’d) 
MULTI-ACCESS ? 
0 = NO , 1 = YES 
If  you  as  a  user  have  access  to  other  partitions,  t he 
keypad  will  prompt  for  ability  of  this  new  user  to  
access  (GOTO)  those  partitions.  Press  0  (NO)  or  1  
(YES). If no, the system activates this user code a nd 
exits “Add a User” mode. If yes, the keypad prompts  
for the Global Arm option for this user. 
GLOBAL ARM ? 
0 = NO , 1 = YES  
Press  1  (YES)  if  this  user  will  be  allowed  to  try  t o 
arm  more  than  one  partition  at  the  same  time.  
Press  0  if  this  user  will  arm  only  his  assigned  
partition. 
PART.2 - SHOP? 
0 = NO , 1 = YES  
The keypad now prompts for the user’s access to the  
next  partition  (see  GOTO  command).  Again  press  0  
or  1.    If  yes,  the  system  will  automatically  assign   a 
user  number  for  use  in  that  partition  and  will  
prompt  for  authority  level  and  global  arm  options  
for  this  user  within  the  partition  (see  previous 
steps).   
PART. 1 A0* WHSE 
USER 03 AUTH=3G. 
When  all  partitions  have  been  displayed,  the 
keypad will scroll through the partition(s) to whic h 
access has been assigned, and will display the user  
number,  authority  level  and  global  arm  option  for 
each.  The  “G”  after  the  authority  level  indicates 
that  the  global  arm  feature  is  active  for  this  user 
in  the  displayed  partition.  The  *  indicates  the 
partition  from  which  this  user  can  be  changed  or 
deleted.  The  .  at  the  end  of  the  second  line 
indicates  that  this  user  sends  open/close  reports. 
Open/close  reporting  is  automatically  active  for 
any  users  added  by  you,  if  you  have  open/close 
reporting active.