Honeywell control panel VISTA32FBPT User Manual

							  
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Programming Device Timers (cont’d) 
Randomize Output Device Times 
Devices  in  your  system  may  be  set  for  a  random  sche dule,  whereby  they  will 
turn  on  and  off  at  different  times  each  day.  This  i s  useful  when  going  on 
vacation  and  you  desire  the  turning  on  and  off  of  t he  lights  to  the  give  the 
appearance  of  someone  being  home.  Your  installer  se ts  these  devices  for  a 
random  schedule.  You  can  initiate  a  random  schedule   by  either  of  the 
following methods:  
1.   Enter your security code and press  # 
 followed by 41. 
This  will  randomize,  up  to  30  minutes,  the  activati on  time  of  all  devices, 
programmed for randomization,  assigned to  the parti tion  the sequence is 
entered in. Enter the sequence again to turn off th e random schedule. 
2.   Enter your security code and press   # 
 followed by 42.  
This is the same as the method above, except the ra ndomization occurs 
only on devices with activation times within 6 PM a nd 5 AM. Enter the 
same sequence again to turn off the random schedule . 
                             
						

							   
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Using #77 Instant Activation Mode 
The  #77  Instant  Activation  Mode  is  used  to  activate  outputs,  bypass  zones, 
etc.  immediately  upon  exiting  the  #77  Mode.  The  act ions  that  may  be 
activated  are  relay  commands,  arm/disarm  commands,  zone  bypassing 
commands, and open/close access conditions.  
Relay Commands 
Action Code
  Action Specifier 
01   Relay On  Relay #  
02   Relay Off  Relay #   
03   Relay Close for 2 seconds  Relay #    
04   Relay Close XX minutes*  Relay # 
05   Relay Close YY seconds*  Relay # 
06   Relay Group On  Relay Group # 
07   Relay Group Off  Relay Group # 
08   Relay Group Close for 2 seconds  Relay Group # 
09   Relay Group Close XX minutes*  Relay Group # 
10   Relay Group Close YY seconds*  Relay Group # 
*Check with your installer for the amount of time.  
Arm/Disarm Commands 
Activation  times  1  (Beginning),  2  (End),  and  3  (Dur ing)  are  the  only  valid 
choices for automatic arming and disarming function s. 
During  can  be  used  to  arm  or  disarm  the  control  f or  a  specific  time  only.  
For  example,  if  during  is  selected  with  Arm-STAY,   the  system  will 
automatically  Arm-STAY  at  the  beginning  of  the  wind ow  and  automatically 
disarm at the end of the window. 
Action Code
  Action Specifier 
20   Arm-STAY  Partition(s) 
21   Arm AWAY  Partition(s) 
22   Disarm  Partition(s) 
23   Force Arm STAY (Auto-bypass faulted zns)   Parti tion(s) 
24   Force Arm AWAY (Auto-bypass faulted zns)  Partit ion(s) 
25  Arm INSTANT  Partition(s) 
26  Arm MAXIMUM  Partition(s) 
        
						

							  
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Using #77 Instant Activation Mode (cont’d) 
Bypass Commands Activation  times  1  (Beginning),  2  (End),  and  3  (During)  are  the  only  valid 
choices  for  bypass  commands.    If  3  (During)  is  selected  for  auto-bypassing, 
the  system  bypasses  the  zone(s)  specified  on  a  part icular  zone  list  at  the 
beginning of the window and unbypasses them at the  end of the window.  If it 
is  selected  for  auto  unbypassing,  the  system  remove s  the  bypass  at  the 
beginning of the window and restores the bypass at  the end of the window. 
Action Code
  Action Specifier 
30   Auto bypass - Zone list  Zone list #   
31   Auto unbypass - Zone list  Zone list #  
Open/Close Windows 
Activation time  3 (During) is the only valid choice for these comman ds. 
Action Code
  Action Specifier 
40   Enable Opening Window by partition   Partition(s ) 
41   Enable Closing Window by partition   Partition(s ) 
42   Enable Access Window for access group  Access Gr oup 
Access Control Commands 
Action Code
  Action Specifier 
55  Access Point Grant  Access Point #  
56  Access Point Grant with Override  Access Point # 
57  Access Point Protect  Access Point #  
58  Access Point Bypass  Access Point #  
59  Access Point Lock  Access Point # 
60  Access Point Exit  Access Point # 
61  Access Point Group Grant  Group # 
62  Access Point Group Grant with Override  Group #  
63  Access Point Group Protect  Group #  
64  Access Point Group Bypass  Group # 
66  Access Point Group Exit  Group # 
67  Access Point Partition Grant  Partition # 
68  Access Point Partition Grant with Override  Parti tion # 
69  Access Point Protect by Partition  Partition #  
70  Access Point Bypass by Partition  Partition #  
71  Access Point Lock by Partition  Partition # 
72  Access Point Exit by Partition  Partition # 
73  Access Point Trigger On  Trigger # 
74  Access Point Trigger Off  Trigger #  
						

							   
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Using #77 Instant Activation Mode (cont’d) 
Additional Commands Action Code
  Action Specifier 
77  Access Point Group Enable  Group #  
78  Access Point Group Disable  Group #  
To enter the Instant Activation Mode:  
Enter your security code; then press the [#] key fo llowed by 77. 
  ACTION ? 
 
Enter the code for the desired action.  The 
action codes are the events that are to take place  
when either the system exits the #77 Mode or the 
scheduled time is reached, depending on the action  
selected.   
Press [ ] to continue. 
Enter the action specifier . This defines what the 
action will affect (relay, relay group, partition,  zone 
list, user group). The action specifier screen prom pt 
varies, depending on the type of action selected. 
As an example, if you selected “Auto Bypass” as the  
action, the action specifier prompt would be: 
  ZONE LIST? 
 
ARE YOU SURE? 
1 = YES    0 = NO  0 
Enter  1 (YES) or  0 (NO). 
Press [ ] to continue. 
QUIT MENU MODE? 
1 = YES    0 = NO 
Enter  1 (YES) or  0 (NO). 
Press [ ] to continue. 
  
						

							  
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Event Log Procedures 
General Information 
The  system  has  the  ability  to  record  
various  events  in  a  history  log  wherein 
each  event  is  recorded  in  one  of  five  
categories (listed below), with the time and  
date of its occurrence. The Event Log holds 
up  to  1000  events,  with  the  oldest  event 
being  replaced  by  the  logging  of  any  new 
event  after  the  log  is  full.  Using  an  alpha  
keypad,  the  Event  Log  can  be  viewed  one  
category  at  a  time,  or  can  display  all 
events,  regardless  of  category  (ALL 
EVENT  LOG).  The  system  also  allows 
selection of displaying the COMPLETE log, 
or  only  those  events  occurring  since  the  
last  installer  service  (RECENT).  In  
addition, events in  the other partitions can 
be  viewed  by  users  authorized  to  access 
those  partitions.  Note  that  events  are 
displayed in chronological order, from most  
recent to oldest.  To Display The Event Log  
1. 
Enter CODE + [#] + [6] + [0]  
2.  Select the display mode.  
RECENT:  Displays  only  those  events  
occurring  since  last  Event  Log  Clear  
command was executed.  
COMPLETE:  Displays  complete  event 
log (up to 512 events).  
Press the desired key, 0 or 1. 
ENTER 0 = RECENT 
1 = COMPLETE 
  
3. Select the partition, 0-2.  
Enter  the  partition  number  for  the  
partition  whose  events  are  to  be  
displayed.  
Entering  0  (NO)  will  display  all  
partitions events. 
SCAN LOG BY PART 
0=NO   1-2=PART # 
                       
						

							   
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Event Logging Procedures (continued) 
4. Use the [3] and [1] keys  (for next and 
previous  categories  respectively)  to  
display  the categories of events. 
Press  [8]  to  select  a  category   and 
display  the  first  event.  Press  [8]  again  
for each subsequent event.  
Shows burglary alarm occurred in zone  
3  (C03)  of  partition  1  (P1),  at  12:02AM 
on January 1. 
P1 01/01  12:02AM  
BURGLARY  C003  Typical 
Event  Log 
Display
 
After  the  last  event   has  been 
displayed,  the  END  OF  EVENT  LOG  
message  appears  for  a  few  seconds, 
then the system automatically displays  
the  RECENT/COMPLETE  mode  select  
screen again (see step 2).  
5.   To EXIT the Event Log:  
  Press  []  at any time. 
ALARM EVENT LOG  
TYPE  CCC UUU  Typical 
Category 
Select Screen
 
  ALARM EVENT LOG 
Displays  time  and  date  for  zones  which  
have  either  caused  an  alarm  or  have  been 
restored in the selected partition.  
CHECK EVENT LOG  
Displays  time  and  date  for  zones  which 
have  caused  a  trouble  or  supervisory 
condition in the selected partition.  
BYPASS EVENT LOG  
Displays  time  and  date  for  zones  which  
have been bypassed in the partition.  
OPEN EVENT LOG  
Displays time, date and user number or 6-
character  descriptor  for  the  user,  if 
programmed,  for  each  arming  and 
disarming  of  the  system  for  the  partition  
selected.  
SYSTEM EVENT LOG  
Displays  time  and  date  for  system 
problems,  such  as  AC  Loss,  low  battery, 
etc., regardless of partition. 
ALL EVENT LOG 
Displays  all  categories  of  events  in  
chronological order.   
 
See your Installer for 
additional information 
concerning the event log. 
        
						

							  
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Testing the System (To Be Conducted Weekly) 
Using the   5  TEST Key 
The TEST   key  puts  your  system  into  Burglary  Walk  Test  mode,   which  allows  each 
burglary protection point to be checked for proper  operation. 
1.  Disarm the system and close all protected window s, doors, etc. READY should be 
displayed. 
   TEST 
2.  Enter your security code and press the   5  key. 
3.  The  external  sounder  should  sound  for  3  seconds  and  then  turn  off.    If  the  sounder 
does not sound, it may  be due to dialer communicati on activity.   Wait  a few minutes 
and  try  again.    If  the  sounder  still  does  not  sound ,  CALL  FOR  SERVICE 
IMMEDIATELY. 
4.  The keypad will sound a single beep every 15 sec onds as a reminder that the system 
is  in  Test  mode.  Each  time  a  protection  zone  is  fau lted  (opened);  the  keypad  should 
beep  three  times.  If  the  sounder  does  not  sound,  CA LL  FOR  SERVICE 
IMMEDIATELY.  
NOTES: 
   No alarm reports will be sent to the central monito ring station while the system 
is in Test mode. 
 The  system  will  automatically  exit  the  Test  mode  if   there  is  no  activity  (no  doors  or 
windows are opened and closed, no motion detectors  are activated, etc.) for 60 minutes. 
The system will beep the keypad(s) twice every 5 seconds during the last 5 minutes as a 
warning that it is about to exit the Test mode and return to normal operation. 
Testing Your System 
1.  Open  and  close  each  protected  door  and  window  in  tu rn  and  listen  for  three  beeps. 
Each faulted protection point should appear on the  display. 
2.   Walk  in  front  of  any  motion  detectors  (if  used)  and   listen  for  three  beeps  as 
movement  is  detected  (wireless  motion  detectors  hav e  a  3-1/2  minute  lockout 
between trips). Each detector’s should appear on th e display when it is activated. 
3.   Follow  the  manufacturers  instructions  to  test  all  smoke  detectors  to  ensure  that  all 
are functioning properly. Each detector should appe ar on the display when activated. 
4.   When all protection points have been checked, there  should be no zone identification 
numbers  displayed.  If  a  problem  is  experienced  with   any  protection  point  (no 
confirming sounds, no display), CALL FOR SERVICE IM MEDIATELY. 
5. Turn off Test mode by entering the security code +  the OFF  key.  
						

							   
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Fire Alarm System 
Your  fire  alarm  system  (if  installed)  is  on  24  hour s  a  day,  providing 
continuous  protection.    In  the  event  of  an  emergenc y,  the  smoke  and  heat 
detectors  automatically  send  signals  to  your  Contro l,  triggering  a  loud 
interrupting  sound  from  the  keypad  and  the  optional   exterior  sounders.  
FIRE appears at your keypad and remains on until yo u silence the alarm. 
In Case Of Fire Alarm 
1.  Should you become aware of a fire emergency before  your detectors sense 
the  problem,  go  to  your  nearest  keypad  and  manually   initiate  an  alarm 
by  pressing  the  panic  key  assigned  as  FIRE  emergenc y  (if  programmed 
by the installer) and hold down for at least 2 seco nds. 
2.   Evacuate all occupants from the premises. 
3.   If  flames  and/or  smoke  are  present,  leave  the  premi ses  and  notify  your 
local Fire Department immediately. 
4.   If  no  flames  or  smoke  are  apparent,  investigate  the   cause  of  the  alarm.  
The descriptor of the zone(s) in alarm appears at t he keypad. 
Silencing a Fire Alarm 
1.  Silence  the  keypad  by  entering  your  code  and  pressi ng  the OFF  key.  
This  may  or  may  not  also  silence  the  fire  bells.    A   second  entry  may  be 
required,  depending  on  system  programming.  To  clear   the  display,  enter 
your code and press the  OFF key again 
2.   If the keypad does not indicate a  READY condition after the second  OFF 
sequence,  press  the  READY  key  to  display  the  zone(s)  that  are  faulted.  
Be  sure  to  check  that  smoke  detectors  are  not  respo nding  to  smoke  or 
heat  producing  objects  in  their  vicinity.    Should  t his  be  the  case, 
eliminate the source of heat or smoke. 
3.   If  this  does  not  remedy  the  problem,  there  may  stil l  be  smoke  in  the 
detector.  Clear it by fanning the detector for abo ut 30 seconds. 
4.   You can clear the display by entering your code + t he OFF  key. 
       
						

							  
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Fire Alarm System (cont’d) 
Event Display Lock 
If  several  zones  produce  an  alarm,  trouble  or  supervisory,  the  system  will 
display  the  first  zone  that  produced  an  event.  To  d isplay  the  other  zone(s)  in 
alarm or trouble, press the [
] key for each zone.   
Fire Drill Test (Code + # + 69) 
This  test  causes  Notification  Appliance  Circuits  to   be  activated  for  the 
purpose of conducting a fire drill or a bell test.   This can only be activated by 
the installer or a master user from Partition 1 key pads as follows: 
1.   Enter  the  corresponding  security  code  and  press  [#}   +  69  (make  sure  the 
burglary portion of the system is disarmed).  Keypa ds will display “FIRE 
DRILL ACTIVE” while the test is active. 
2.   The test may be stopped by entering any security co de and pressing OFF. 
NOTE:   The  system  continues  to  monitor  all  24-hour  zones  (fire,  panic,  etc.), 
while  this  test  is  active,  and  will  end  the  test  wh en  an  alarm  condition  is 
detected.    This  test  should  be  conducted  at  periodi c  intervals  as  determined 
by the local authority having jurisdiction.    
						

							   
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Trouble Conditions 
Typical Trouble Displays 
The word  CHECK or TRBL  on the Keypads display, accompanied by a rapid 
beeping at the Keypad, indicates there is a troub le condition in the system. 
To silence the beeping sound  for trouble conditions, press any key. 
   “CHECK”   or “TRBL”   display  accompanied  by  a  display  of   CALL 
SERVICE   indicates  that  a  problem  exists  with  the  system  t hat 
eliminates  some  of  the  protection.  CALL  FOR  SERVICE  
IMMEDIATELY.  
   “CHECK”   or “TRBL   display  accompanied  by  a  display  of  one  or  more 
zone  descriptors  indicate  that  a  problem  exists  wit h  those  zone(s).  First, 
determine  if  the  zone(s)  displayed  are  intact  (this   may  include  Fire  and 
Waterflow  type  zones)  and  make  them  so  if  they  are  not.  If  the  problem 
has  been  corrected,  key  an  OFF  sequence  (Code  plus  OFF)  to  clear  the 
“CHECK”   or “TRBL”   display.  If  the  display  persists,  CALL  FOR 
SERVICE IMMEDIATELY. 
   “CHECK”  or “TRBL”  display accompanied by a display of “6XX,” where 
XX  =  01-32,  indicates  a  trouble  on  a  supervised  rel ay  (corresponding 
relay number 01-32). 
   “CHECK”  or “TRBL”  display accompanied by a display of “8XX,” where 
XX  =  00-30,  indicates  a  trouble  on  a  peripheral  dev ice  (connected  to  the 
panel’s keypad terminals). 
   “CHECK”  or “TRBL”  display accompanied by a display of “9XX,” where 
XX  =  00-99,  indicates  a  system  trouble  exists  (dial ers,  Notification 
Appliance Circuits, ground fault, etc.).  These zon es are as follows: 
970: Bell 1 Output  975:  Dialer 2  
971: Bell 2 Output  988:  2
nd RF Receiver – not receiving signals 
972: Earth Ground Fault  990:  1
st RF Receiver – not receiving signals 
973: J2 Trigger Output  997:  Polling Loop Short  
974: Dialer 1   
   “SUPV”   display  accompanied  by  a  display  of  one  or  more  zo ne 
descriptors  indicates  a  problem  on  fire  supervisory   zone(s).  This  means 
that  the  operation  of  the  fire  alarm  system  may  be  compromised.  First, 
determine  if  the  zone(s)  displayed  are  intact  and  m ake  them  so  if  they 
are  not.  If  the  problem  has  been  corrected,  key  an  OFF  sequence  (Code 
plus  OFF)  to  clear  the  “SUPV”  display.  If  the  display  persists,  CALL 
FOR SERVICE IMMEDIATELY.