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Step-by-Step
Tech Support
Updated 1/13/09
This document will explain how to set the keypad address on the Symphony and how to
enable it in the control panel.
Contents…
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Set the Address in Symphony
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Set the Address in a Vista-128 & 250 (1660C & 1700C) control panels
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Set the Address in a Vista-20P (Rev. 3)/20PS/20PI control panel
Set the Address in Symphony
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From the Default Screen, press the tools Icon in the upper right hand corner:
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From the setup screen, choose Advanced Setup (if prompted enter the installer code. Defaulted is 4140)
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From the Advanced Setup screen, choose Central Station
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From the Central Station screen, choose ECP Address.
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You can change the address by using the up and down arrows. Select OK to save your changes.
Set the Address in a Vista-128BP, 128FBP, 250BP, 250FBP FA1660C, FA1700C
panels
You can program the Symphony keypad up to address 06.
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The Symphony defaults for device address 01. If you have multiple Symphony keypads you must make
each one a separate address. Note: Only 1 Symphony keypad can be set above address 2
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In the control panel device programming, Program a device address for the Symphony keypad as an Alpha
Keypad, Set for the partition that you want and for the “AUI?” prompt, enter “1” for YES.
Set the Address in a Vista-20P (Rev. 3)/20PS/20PI and FA148CP/168CPS control panel
These panels support up to TWO Symphony keypads (The 20PI supports 4).
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The Symphony defaults for device address 01. If you have a second Symphony keypad you must make it
address 02.
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In the control panel device programming, Program *189 to enable the Symphony keypad(s). *189 has two
entries. The first is for address 01, the second for 02. Enter a value to indicate the partition that an Alpha
Keypad. Entries for each position are as follows: 0 = Symphony disabled
1 = Partition 1
2 = Partition 2
3 = Lobby Partition
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The 20p (rev. 5)/20PI has 4 locations in field *189. Location 1 is for address 01, location 2 is for address
02, location 3 is for address 05, and location 04 is for address 06.
For example, if you have only one symphony and want it on Partition 1, set *189 = 1 0 for the 20P (Rev.3) or
20PS. If it is the 20PI it would read *189 = 1 0 0 0 for the same set up.
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