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Section 1 – Introduction

1–3

Peripheral Devices

The below listing identifies some peripheral devices that can be used with the VistaKey.

DEVICE

DESCRIPTION

Card Reader*

ADEMCO 5365BGP or any equivalent UL listed prox reader with
comparable ratings.

Access Cards*

ADEMCO encoded proxcards with 34-bit format. ADEMCO Part
Number K3399 (set of 25 cards).

Request to Exit

Pushbutton contact or motion detector such as ADEMCO 998 PIR.

Door Status Monitor

Contact such as ADEMCO TUFFTACTS® Magnetic Reed Contacts.

Power Supply*

Local power supply is ADEMCO part number SA12040.

Door Strike/Mag Lock Any commercially available electric door strike or magnetic lock

with a working voltage of 12VDC and a maximum current of 1.5A.
(NOTE: Electric deadbolts are not supported.)

Electric Suppressor*

Any commercially available electric suppressor such as the EL-EDS
manufactured by EDCO.

* These items are included in the VistaKey-SK.

VistaKey-SK Installation Steps

The installation of a VistaKey-SK consists of a few easy steps for hardware mounting and
hook-up, and for programming VistaKey-SK access points via the alarm panel. The steps
required are shown in Figure 1-1: VistaKey Installation Steps.

Summary of Contents for VistaKey-SK

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Page 3: ...m 2 4 Executive Privilege 2 5 Description 2 5 How this feature is used in our example 2 5 Where to program 2 5 Armed Restriction 2 6 Description 2 6 How this feature is used in our example 2 6 Where t...

Page 4: ...Events Worksheet 5 2 Preparing an Event Actions Worksheet 5 7 Mapping VistaKey Zones to Panel Zones 5 10 Setting Up Access Point Programming Options for Each VistaKey Module 5 15 Setting Up Access Gr...

Page 5: ...on 9 Reduced Capability Mode 9 1 General Information 9 1 RCM Description 9 1 Appendix A Glossary A 1 Appendix B Index B 1 List of Figures Figure 1 1 VistaKey Installation Steps 1 4 Figure 2 1 Example...

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Page 7: ...result in operational difficulties This symbol warns of conditions that could seriously affect the operation of the system or cause damage to the system Please read each warning carefully This symbol...

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Page 9: ...ck Installation Detailed Installation Programming User Commands System Testing and an Event Log description UL The VistaKey module contains three zones These zones should ONLY be used for Access Contr...

Page 10: ...regard to time schedules Compatible Fire Burglary Alarm Systems The below listing identifies the alarm systems that the VistaKey can interface with the maximum number of VistaKeys access points that c...

Page 11: ...Reed Contacts Power Supply Local power supply is ADEMCO part number SA12040 Door Strike Mag Lock Any commercially available electric door strike or magnetic lock with a working voltage of 12VDC and a...

Page 12: ...Y MODULE SETTING UP ACCESS GROUPS PROGRAMMING EVENT ACTIONS OPTIONAL PROGRAMMING TIME DRIVEN EVENTS OPTIONAL ENABLING ACCESS GROUPS PERFORMING ACCESS CONTROL CARD FUNCTIONS TESTING FULL SYSTEM SECTION...

Page 13: ...programming of your system LAY OUT ACCESS CONTROL AND SECURITY SYSTEM ESTABLISH ACCESS GROUP PRIVILEGES PROGRAM THE SYSTEM Overview The VistaKey access control module is a single door controller that...

Page 14: ...2 Access Point 3 controlled by Reader 3 at door 3 partition 3 ACCESS GROUPS Executive Officers Office Managers Office Workers ACCESS GROUPS Executive Officers Factory Managers Factory Workers Rdr 2 Rd...

Page 15: ...Cannot access point 3 or disarm arm partition 3 Office Workers a Can access point 1 and arm disarm partition 1 during time schedule b Valid card swipe automatically disarms partition 1 c Can access po...

Page 16: ...disarmed b Valid card swipe automatically disarms partitions 1 and 3 c Cannot access point 2 or disarm arm partition 2 5 Factory Workers a Can access point 1 and arm disarm partition 1 during time sc...

Page 17: ...point 2 or disarm arm partition 2 X X 5 Factory Workers a Can access point 1 and arm disarm partition 1 during time schedule b Valid card swipe automatically disarms partition 1 c Can access point 3 o...

Page 18: ...y Workers a Can access point 1 and arm disarm partition 1 during time schedule b Valid card swipe automatically disarms partition 1 c Can access point 3 only while disarmed and during time schedule Ca...

Page 19: ...Factory Workers a Can access point 1 and arm disarm partition 1 during time schedule b Valid card swipe automatically disarms partition 1 c Can access point 3 only while disarmed and during time sched...

Page 20: ...Valid card swipe automatically disarms partition 1 c Can access point 3 only while disarmed and during time schedule Cannot arm disarm partition 3 d Cannot access point 2 or arm disarm partition 2 6...

Page 21: ...r code with the authority level of Operator B Having this authority level allows each worker the ability to use their VISTA user code to access the following access control commands at a VISTA keypad...

Page 22: ...access points a cardholder can enter if that partition is armed How this feature is used in our example Executive Officers have been assigned a user code that allows access to all partitions Executive...

Page 23: ...lid card swipe automatically disarms partition 1 c Can access point 2 only while disarmed and during time schedule Cannot arm disarm partition 2 d Cannot access point 3 or arm disarm partition 3 X 4 F...

Page 24: ...m partition 2 d Cannot access point 3 or arm disarm partition 3 a Can access points 1 and 3 during time schedule while partitions armed or disarmed b Valid card swipe automatically disarms partitions...

Page 25: ...to arm the security system A key employee or employees may carry an RF key to facilitate arming of the security system An additional access card may be programmed to arm the security system when swipe...

Page 26: ...ACCESS GROUP CARDHOLDERS GROUP PRIVILEGES ACCESS POINTS 1 5 4 3 2 6 7 8 EXECUTIVE PRIVILEGE 1 5 4 3 2 6 7 8 ARMED RESTRICTION Ptns TIME WINDOWS VISTA USER AUTHORITY LEVEL 1 5 4 3 2 6 7 8 VISTA USER C...

Page 27: ...g the terminal block screws toward the outside edge of the VistaKey printed circuit board slide the terminal blocks onto the pins extending from the board 2 When installing a VistaKey SK install the m...

Page 28: ...elow Mapping VistaKey Zones for Test To prepare the VistaKey and panel for testing VistaKey Zones must be mapped into panel zones To map VistaKey zones into panel zones perform the steps below 1 Enter...

Page 29: ...en LED does not illuminate do the following a Exit the ACS TEST MODE by entering Installer Code 78 0 The keypad stops beeping and displays DISARMED READY TO ARM b Check all wiring to the units and tha...

Page 30: ...8 1112 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 RELAY CONTACT RATINGS 3A 28VDC MAX RESISTIVE LOAD TB 1 TB 3 1 READER INTERFACE CABLE 10K EOLR 10K EOLR 10K EOLR GND BLACK RDR LED ORANGE NO CONNECTION 12 VDC TO ONLY ONE O...

Page 31: ...on looks like The installation categories described in this section are Installing the Equipment Mapping VistaKey Zones for Test and Initial System Test If you have performed the procedures in Section...

Page 32: ...ws supplied may be used in the middle 2 holes in the plate to attach the plate to the cabinet more securely UNIVERSAL MOUNTING PLATE P N K4555 Figure 4 2 Installing the Mounting Plate 4 Position the c...

Page 33: ...nal blocks onto the pins extending from the board 9 Mount the VistaKey module into the cabinet by aligning the slots on the back of the VistaKey module with the pins on the mounting plate and then sli...

Page 34: ...3 DATA 0 Data Green 4 5VDC Red 6 12VDC Red 7 TB 3 Terminal 5 is also a ground and may be used instead of terminal 2 Terminals 2 and 5 are a common ground Connect to 5VDC OR 12VDC per reader manufactu...

Page 35: ...tus monitor device in accordance with the documentation accompanying your DSM Connect the DSM to the VistaKey TB1 terminal 6 as shown in the Summary of Connections diagram at the end of this manual Re...

Page 36: ...inal 1 and terminal 11 or 12 Setting the VistaKey Address The VistaKey is assigned one of 15 access point numbers or door numbers from 1 to 9 A B C D E or F This setting must be made before the VistaK...

Page 37: ...Mode Programming mode in the alarm system in accordance with the procedures provided in your alarm system manuals The keypad displays ZONE PROG 1 YES 0 NO 2 Press 1 for zone programming The keypad di...

Page 38: ...S ACS TEST MODE 4 Swipe any ADEMCO proximity card past the card reader If the unit is properly installed the mag lock or door strike will activate and the green LED will temporarily illuminate on the...

Page 39: ...ws ACS GRT or EGR GRT followed by a 3 digit zone number and user number of U999 Note that U999 indicates a card not linked to a user If the card was linked to a user the user number would be displayed...

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Page 41: ...to become operational the alarm system control panel must be programmed for interaction with the VistaKey zones This section provides information for programming the operation of the VistaKey with the...

Page 42: ...group of users Programming Event Actions These paragraphs describe how to program the information from your Event Actions Worksheet into the alarm panel Event actions are used to make something occur...

Page 43: ...et via time window 01 on Monday through Friday As you perform the following steps examples are provided for filling out the worksheet 1 Enter the Action No listed in Table 5 1 Action Codes for the act...

Page 44: ...X under each Day that the action is to occur within the time window Specified Note that when Holiday is selected it will over ride the day of the week selection e g Holiday is selected and the holiday...

Page 45: ...rtition s indicated by the specifier in the STAY mode 21 Arm AWAY Partition s Arm AWAY Arm the partition s indicated by the specifier in the AWAY mode 22 Disarm Partition s Disarm Disarm the partition...

Page 46: ...roup Access Point Group Protect Put all access points that belong to access group s indicated by specifier in Protect mode 64 AP Grp Bypas Group Access Point Group Bypass Put all access points that be...

Page 47: ...ons for the event desired Example Enter Event No 22 for an access point grant Days Event Event No Event Name Event Specifier Action No Action Desired Action Specifier Time Window 00 Always 01 20 Time...

Page 48: ...Days Event Event No Event Name Event Specifier Action No Action Desired Action Specifier Time Window 00 Always 01 20 Time Window M T W T F S S H 1 22 AP Grt 01 01 Relay On 01 01 2 8 Place and X under...

Page 49: ...ion Any partition indicated by specifier has a zone that s been unbypassed 15 Late Disarm Ptn Partition s Late Disarm Partition Any partition indicated by specifier was late in disarming 16 Early Arm...

Page 50: ...tition indicated by specifier has gone into armed Away 47 Arm Inst Ptn Partition s Arm Instant Partition Any partition indicated by specifier has gone into armed Instant 48 Arm Max Ptn Partition s Arm...

Page 51: ...prompt pertains to the confirmation of RF and polling loop device serial numbers When programming for the VistaKey this entry can be used to confirm the DSMB serial number but is unnecessary Press eit...

Page 52: ...fire zones cannot be used in UL Installations Refer to Momentary Exit Access Points in this section for a complete description of Momentary Exit Press to accept the entry and continue 010 PARTITION 2...

Page 53: ...is not normally used if the RTE zone is being used for a request to exit function The RTE device may be something as simple as a momentary contact switch or as complex as a motion detector GP This map...

Page 54: ...6 and an access point number from 1 to 15 in the previous steps the following Input S N L prompt appears for enrollment of the VistaKey serial number 010 INPUT S N L Axxx xxxx 1 To enroll the VistaKey...

Page 55: ...t Number 01 DSM CONFIG NORM OPEN 0 Enter 1 digit for the DSM zone VistaKey zone A configuration The configuration entered must be the DSM status when the door access point is closed Acceptable 1 digit...

Page 56: ...larm signal is output from the VistaKey on the Trigger output and if used must be enabled when responding to the PREALARM TRIG prompt later in this section Enter 1 digit for the door pre alarm timeout...

Page 57: ...not restart the alarm timeout Access Point Number 01 RTE ENABLED ENABLED 1 This prompt is used to define if the RTE is to be enabled committed used for the access point or not enabled uncommitted not...

Page 58: ...ntil commanded off An example of a discrete trigger is when a door is open and a timeout occurs door fault the trigger turns on and it remains on until the door is closed fault removed A one shot trig...

Page 59: ...n their respective access group is enabled via scheduling Note that cardholders with executive privileges enabled have access to all access points regardless of this setting Also note that cardholders...

Page 60: ...er from 01 through 08 the keypad displays the following prompt When you have completed all Access Group Programming enter 00 The alarm system control advances to Event Action Programming Access Group...

Page 61: ...1 Entry Event Never Invoke 00 Enter two digits from the following list for the access point related entry event that causes the entry action desired Acceptable entries and their meanings are as follow...

Page 62: ...rough 10 for the access point related exit event desired Acceptable entries and their meanings are as follows 00 Never Invoke causes no action to take place on exit 03 Egress Request Egr Req causes th...

Page 63: ...ing the Performing Access Control Card Functions procedures in Section 6 User Commands Newly defined access groups must be enabled before they become active This enable is performed after leaving 93 M...

Page 64: ...n 07 Alarm Ptn 16 Early Arm Ptn 08 Alarm Restore Ptn 17 Fail Arm Ptn User Specifiers No Description No Description 18 Arm User 20 Grant User 19 Disarm User Card ID Specifiers No Description 21 Grant C...

Page 65: ...s time window and day selected for the action to occur Press to accept the entry DAYS MTWTFSSH HIT 0 8 Press 0 to toggle all days on or off or press keys 1 8 to toggle the letter x under the day on or...

Page 66: ...the building To utilize this feature a switch must be wired to an available zone and the system must be programmed to activate the momentary exit function To install this feature observe the following...

Page 67: ...mentary exit zone Press to continue 008 PARTITION 2 Enter the partition number that the access point is assigned to Press to continue 008 REPORT CODE 1 st 03 2 nd 12 3C When you are programming for th...

Page 68: ...prompt specify the access point at which the Egress Grant must take place At the Action prompt enter the code for the desired exit action i e 21 for arm Away A listing of the Action Codes is provided...

Page 69: ...ss 1 to enable or 0 to disable ACS trouble reporting 3 ACS BYPASSES Press 1 to enable or 0 to disable ACS bypass reporting 4 Reserved Press 1 or 0 This entry is required as a placeholder in the six di...

Page 70: ...mmand As an example 025 is being shown here Press to accept the entry The system advances to the summary prompt below 025 ZT P RC B IN L 00 _ __ _ __ _ A display appears showing a summary of that zone...

Page 71: ...command is issued by a valid user at the keypad Alarm System Levels of Authority When you are installing a VistaKey in an alarm system it is important to review the levels of authority assigned to th...

Page 72: ...delete a VistaKey proceed as follows 1 Enter zone programming 2 Advance to the zone numbers that the VistaKey DSM DSMB RTE and General Purpose zones are assigned to 3 Set the Zone Input type to None...

Page 73: ...tion 5 Programming 5 33 Time Driven Events Worksheet Days Timed Event Action No Action Name Action Specifier Time Window Activation Time M T W T F S S H 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19...

Page 74: ...ns Worksheet Days Event Event No Event Name Event Specifier Action No Action Desired Action Specifier Time Window 00 Always 01 20 Time Window M T W T F S S H 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17...

Page 75: ...it Request to enter exit at access point accepted for User s authorized partition only User Code 75 Access Point Number Door Command Change access point state activate grant protect bypass accepted fo...

Page 76: ...res in Section 5 Programming Enter the 73 command as follows User Code 73 The access point is unlatched for the time period that was defined during system programming 74 The 74 command may be used to...

Page 77: ...f not he she will be denied access while the partition is armed when an armed restriction has been programmed Enter the 75 command as follows User Code 75 The following message is displayed on the key...

Page 78: ...et it to exit only To arm or disarm a partition the user must be assigned to that partition The VISTA user number must be assigned to the partition to which the keypad belongs The VISTA user number mu...

Page 79: ...eeping track of cardholders assigned to the system we recommend that you copy the Cardholders Worksheet at the end of this section and fill it in when cards are assigned or re assigned Keep the follow...

Page 80: ...isarm System 001 Yes 000 Yes Yes 002 Yes Any Valid Yes Yes 003 No 000 No No 004 No Any Valid Yes Yes Any valid means that the card is tied to a VISTA user who also has access to the partition To begin...

Page 81: ...rm system advances to the next prompt If this is not the first card in this session the system performs one of the following steps a If block entry was not selected on the first card the system advanc...

Page 82: ...ed to all cardholders that belong to that access group If a cardholder belongs to more than one access group he is afforded all the privileges of all the access groups he belongs to The access groups...

Page 83: ...mber 001 Vista User 000 Enter a three digit VISTA User The VISTA user number may be used to allow a cardholder access to an armed partition even if the cardholders access group is restricted for that...

Page 84: ...ing to the event defined above Press to accept the entry VISTA Card ID Number 001 ACTION None 00 Enter two digits defining the action desired For acceptable entries and their meanings see Table 5 1 Ac...

Page 85: ...Adding Cards procedure Edit Card 1 Yes 0 No Enter 1 or 0 If you enter 1 the system advances to the next prompt If you enter 0 the system advances to the Auto Delete prompt NOTE Cards may also be edit...

Page 86: ...be monitored by logging his entry exit grants and denials in the log and if programmed dialing out and sending a report to central station Note that a card may also inherit a trace enable from its ac...

Page 87: ...ctions 00 Normal no expiration 08 August 01 January 09 September 02 February 10 October 03 March 11 November 04 April 12 December 05 May 13 End of Day 06 June 14 End of Week Sunday 07 July 15 End of M...

Page 88: ...o accept the entry VISTA Card ID Number 001 ACS Event Never Invoke 00 Enter two digits from the list below for the access point related event desired Acceptable entries have the following meaning 00 n...

Page 89: ...c Priv prompt Auto Delete Auto Delete 1 Yes 0 No 0 Press 1 or 0 If you press 1 the system advances to the next prompt If you press 0 the system advances to Block Delete prompt SWIPE CARD xxx xx xxxxxx...

Page 90: ...from Card above no cards will be deleted Press to accept the entry Are you sure 1 Yes 0 No 0 Press 1 or 0 If you press 1 the system marks the card database that these card numbers are deleted from th...

Page 91: ...ete Card ID prompt without deleting the card from the database Press to accept the entry Quit Card Function Programming Quit Card Mode 1 Yes 0 No Press 1 or 0 If you press 1 the system exits card func...

Page 92: ...N Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N Y N EXEC PRIV CARD NUMBER TRACE ACTION NAME 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1...

Page 93: ...ge the real time clock to 4 59 PM and wait 1 minute 4 Check to make sure the access group is not granted access disabled by swiping a card in that group 5 Repeat steps 1 through 4 for each access grou...

Page 94: ...11 Timeout Alarm 5 Locked 12 Exit Only 6 Grant In Process 13 Pre Alarm 7 Denied In Process Red LED The red LED indicates the current state of the VistaKey dorr control relay When the red LED is on it...

Page 95: ...ACS Alarms Event Code Specifier Duress Access Grant 124 User Duress Egress Grant 125 User Door Forced Open Restore 423 DSM Zone ACS Troubles Event Code Specifier AC Loss at Module Restore 342 DSM Zon...

Page 96: ...ed Access Grant ACS GRT DSM Zone U User Access Denied ACS DENY DSM Zone U User Egress Grant EGR GRT DSM Zone U User Egress Denied EGR DENY DSM Zone U User Check Event Log Entry Specifier Door Propped...

Page 97: ...fore if the system should enter RCM while you are working on the card database it is possible that your recent changes may not have been downloaded and the VistaKey is operating on the card database a...

Page 98: ...llation Guide 9 2 The VistaKey recovers from RCM within 1 minute of having its mux loop communication restored The door access point is restored to its previous state e g locked bypassed or exit only...

Page 99: ...he cardholder s access card so that the access privileges of the cardholder may be examined in order to determine if the cardholder should be allowed to pass into the protected area Cardholder An occu...

Page 100: ...figured to operate In this mode the access point only accepts exit requests Any entry reader is ignored Exit Reader An input device that is installed on the exit side of an access point door At this d...

Page 101: ...seconds a door open timeout alarm event occurs The pre alarm device will remain energized depending upon its mode until the door is closed clearing the door open timeout alarm Protected The normal ope...

Page 102: ...used to illuminate LEDs activate piezoelectric sounders energize an external relay or signal a long range radio transmitter Trouble A condition that generally indicates a problematic line cable or co...

Page 103: ...les 5 28 Door Open Time 5 15 Door Status Monitor 4 5 Door Strike Mounting and Connecting 4 5 DSM 4 5 5 10 DSMB 5 11 Editing Cards 6 11 Enabling Access Groups 5 26 Entry Action 5 22 Entry Event 5 21 Es...

Page 104: ...quest to Exit 4 5 RTE 4 5 5 10 RTE Enable 5 17 System Testing 7 1 Table Action Codes 5 5 Event Actions 5 9 Test Initial System 3 3 4 8 Mapping Zones 3 2 4 7 System 7 1 Time Driven Events Preparing Wor...

Page 105: ...FACE HEREOF IN NO CASE SHALL SELLER BE LIABLE TO ANYONE FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF THIS OR ANY OTHER WARRANTY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED OR UPON ANY OTHER BASIS OF LIABILITY WH...

Page 106: ...EOLR 10K EOLR GND RDR LED CONNECT ONLY ONE OF THESE TO READER 12VDC TO ONLY ONE OF THESE INPUTS SEE NOTE 6 SEE NOTE 2 _ VISTAKEY POWER SUPPLY 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 CONNECT TO 24 HOUR OUTLET THIS DEVICE...

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