Honeywell 4232CBM Installation And Setup Manual Download Page 2

 

2. 

4232CBM to Control Panel Connection:

 Plug the connector of the 4-wire harness (supplied) into the 4-pin 

ECP connector on the 4232CBM board. Connect the flying leads to the appropriate control panel ECP 
terminals as shown below. 

 

 

1

2

3

ZONE 1

AC

 (YEL) D

A

T

A

 OUT 

T

O

 DEVICE

(GRN) D

A

T

A

 IN FR

OM DEVICE

(RED)    12VDC

(BLK)     GR

OUND

4232CBM-002-V0

4

5

7

8

9

6

CONNECT

4232CBM TO

CONTROL'S

ECP

TERMINALS

4   7

 

 

VISTA Residential Series Controls ECP Connection 

(ex. VISTA-15P, VISTA-20P, VISTA-21iP)

 

 

AC

 (YEL) D

A

T

A

 OUT 

T

O

 DEVICE

(GRN) D

A

T

A

 IN FR

OM DEVICE

(RED)    12VDC

(BLK)     GR

OUND

4232CBM-003-V0

CONNECT

4232CBM TO

CONTROL'S

ECP

TERMINALS

6   9

1

2

3

4

5

7

8

9

10

6

 

 

VISTA Commercial Series Controls ECP Connection 

(ex. VISTA-128BPT, VISTA-128BPTSIA)

 

 

Programming to Enable the Module 

The 4232CBM uses up to three ECP device addresses; one address for the RIS (Remote Interactive Service) 
device and either one or two emulated keypad addresses, depending on the application. 

Refer to the documentation for your external equipment to determine if you also need to enable one or more 
keypad addresses. These addresses should be enabled as AUI devices. 

To enable RIS functionality in the control panel, follow these programming steps: 

 

Control 

Programming Notes for Enabling Remote Interactive Service (RIS) 

VISTA-15P 
VISTA-15PSIA 
VISTA-20P 
VISTA-20PSIA 
VISTA-21iP 
VISTA-21iPSIA 

 

Field 

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91 Option Selection

 

  Enable RIS by programming data field 

91 Option Selection, entry 2 as follows: 

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91

 

Option Selection (SIA Panels: Options/Call Waiting Disable & RIS Enable)

 

 

 

x      2    

(x = see control’s programming instructions for appropriate values)

 

 

 1 

   2   

 

Options  RIS Enable  (SIA Panels: Call Waiting Disable/RIS Enable) 

 

 

For Entry 2, enter “2” (SIA Panels: enter “2,” or enter “3” if Call Waiting Disable also 

desired). 

 

 Field 

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189 Touch Screen Device Enable 

  If the application requires emulation of a graphical keypad, then enable a virtual AUI device 

address for Remote Services by programming data field 

189 Touch Screen Device Enable

as follows: 

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189

 

AUI Device Enables (for Touchscreen Style Touchpads)

 

 

 

x   

 

x  

 x    x  

    

 (x = partition number for installed AUI devices) 

 

AUI 1 

AUI 2 

AUI 3 

 AUI 4       

 

 

 

Enable Remote Services by entering 5, 6, or 7 (depending on the partition in which 
the remote services device is located) in an unused AUI location.  

 

(5 = remote services partition 1; 6 = remote serv. partition 2; 7 = remote serv. partition 3) 

 

 

Device Addresses: AUI 1 = addr. 1; AUI 2 = addr. 2; AUI 3 = addr. 5; AUI 4 = addr. 6 

 

 

NOTE:

 When using the 4232CBM, the selected AUI device address serves as a virtual 

device used for Remote Services purposes that allows the control to receive status 
information from the external equipment. Therefore, the selected address cannot be used 
for an actual AUI Touchscreen.  

 

VISTA-128BPT 
VISTA-128BPTSIA 

In #93 Device Programming, two device addresses must be programmed to enable remote 
interactive services. Set one of these device addresses to type 12 (RIS), which enables RIS 
operation. Set the other device address to type 01 (alpha keypad), which enables a virtual 
keypad that is also needed for RIS operation. 

Note:

 The default ECP address for RIS functionality is 25. Although some applications may 

allow you to change this setting from the external equipment, using the default address is 
recommended. 

 

REFER TO THE INSTALLATION AND SETUP GUIDE FOR THE CONTROL WITH WHICH THIS DEVICE IS 
USED FOR WARRANTY INFORMATION AND LIMITATIONS OF THE ENTIRE SYSTEM. 

 

 

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