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3. MOUNTING

WARNING! :

Don’t connect power to panel without finishing wiring.

3.1. GENERAL

Drill  necessary  holes  on  the  wall  and  then  mount panel  case  to  wall  by  using  proper  holes.  Metal  cover  of
panel  constitute  of  body  and  cover.  Cover  is  opened  by  removing  two  screws.  Detectors,  siren,  and
telephone line are connected to Panel by using proper cables. (It is recommended to you use wire screened
cable  or  silver  foiled  LIYCY  cable  and  ground  the  mains  voltage)    Before  connecting  supply  voltage,  make
sure that all connections  are made correctly.  Also it is recommended to connect keypad cable foil to panel
GND  and  keypad

GND. For the mains voltage connection, 3x0.75 mm² standard cable may be

usedDescriptions of panel terminals are in the following picture.

Following picture shows panel connections.

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Summary of Contents for VAP404

Page 1: ...VAP404 INSTALLATION OPERATION MANUAL Issue Date 09 07 2013 Software version 3 0 and higher TD 1 07 008 ...

Page 2: ...ces that consume current exceeds limits OBJECT and LIQUID ENTRY Never push any kind of objects or liquid into this unit as they may short out parts that could result in a fire or electrical shock SERVICE Do not attempt to service this unit yourself as opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage or other hazards Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel CONDITIONS NEED S...

Page 3: ... 5 CONNECTING FIRE SIREN 34 7 6 AUTOMATIC ARM PARTTITONS ON NO ACTIVITY 34 7 7 ADDING REMOTE CONTROL MODULE 35 7 8 ADDING VOICE MESSAGE MODULE 35 7 9 CONNECTION OF VAPMAN SOFTWARE PC VIA COM PORT 35 7 10 CONNECTION OF VAPMAN SOFTWARE PC VIA USB PORT 35 8 DETAILED PROGRAMMING 8 1 MAIN CONFIGURATIONS 8 1 1 Time Date Settings 36 8 1 2 Entry Delays 37 8 1 3 Exit Delays 37 8 1 4 Central Monitoring Stat...

Page 4: ...Module 73 8 8 KEYPAD INNER SETTINGS 8 8 1 VPC108 LED Keypad Inner Settings 73 8 8 2 VPC301 LCD Keypad Inner Settings 74 9 KEYPAD INSTRUCTION 9 1 LED KEYPAD VPC108 9 1 1 Features 77 9 1 2 Usage 77 9 1 3 Functions of Buttons 78 9 1 4 Meaning of Beep Sounds 78 9 1 5 Meaning of Lights 79 9 1 6 Keypad Addresses 79 9 1 7 Keypad Inner Settings 79 9 1 8 Reports 79 9 1 9 Troubles 79 9 2 LCD KEYPAD VPC301 9...

Page 5: ... o Arm Disarm by Remote controller o Arm Disarm by Telephone o Arm Disarm by Key o Automatic Arm Disarm feature by Timers Simple Automation o When panel is armed ARM output activates and can be used control anything o PGM outputs can be activated by timers o PGM outputs can be activated by assigned zones or partitions to PGMs o PGM outputs can be used as ARM or SRN output o PGM outputs can be acti...

Page 6: ...l Monitoring Station has 2 phone numbers o Manuel and Automatic Bypass o Smart Partition Technology o PC connection by USB or COM Port o 2 Timers o PGM outputs can be controlled by telephone Types of Arming Disarming Panel o Arm with single button o Arm Disarm specific partitions o Automatic Arm Disarm panel in the specific time o Arm Disarm with KEY Input o Arm Disarm with remote control unit Rem...

Page 7: ...telephone line are connected to Panel by using proper cables It is recommended to you use wire screened cable or silver foiled LIYCY cable and ground the mains voltage Before connecting supply voltage make sure that all connections are made correctly Also it is recommended to connect keypad cable foil to panel GND and keypad GND For the mains voltage connection 3x0 75 mm standard cable may be used...

Page 8: ...ctor alarm outputs are NC or NO One of 2 wire output is connected to Z1 Z2 Z3 or Z4 input the other is connected COM Supply voltage of detectors is provided by AUX output Z1 Z2 Z3 Z4 can be programmed as NO NC single end of line resistor or double end of line resistor Following picture shows example of PIR detector and magnetic contact connection by using none end of line resistor connection End o...

Page 9: ...ith panel can be used for end of line connection These resistors should be connected to detector sides If more than one detector contacts is wanted to be serially connect end of line resistor connection can t be made none resistor connection should be made Following pictures shows end of line resistor connection ...

Page 10: ...2kΩ resistors connected to zone as following picture Zone doubling is enabled in Zone Wiring section of Installer Program Each physical zone can be used as 2 zone by zone doubling Contact types NC NO of zones can be configured from their addresses Zone doubling feature can t be used together with zone expansion module ...

Page 11: ...in single double end of line connection or zone doubling connection panel goes into alarm when tamper is activated Panel only sends zone trouble code to central monitoring station if panel is not armed Look at Zone Wiring section in 9 3 1 for programming details ...

Page 12: ...er and DT and CK terminals aren t connected to 12V to prevent panel from breaking down Note Length of connection cable between Keypad and Panel should be maximum 100 meter long 3 5 TELEPHONE LINE CONNECTION Telephone line connection is made to LINE terminal If telephone line can t be connected correctly trouble and memory leds flash on VPC108 Keypad Trouble led lights and trouble message is seen o...

Page 13: ...ote You can get 4 PGM outputs by using TRM904 relay module or can get 8 PGM outputs by using 2 TRM904 module together Look at TRM904 guide for detailed description 3 7 CONNECTION OF PANEL ARMED OUTPUT ARM ARM output is normally output NO contact When panel is armed ARM output is closed These outputs can be used for kind of purposes Detailed information is in Programming Section Connect devices tha...

Page 14: ...s section includes quick and simple programming of VAP404 4 1 FIRST OPERATING Control panel connections If all connections are correct connect AC voltage then connect battery After entering Date Time Trouble led is OFF on keypad if no other trouble on panel 4 2 SIMPLE PROGRAMMING o Enter time and date Trouble message disappears o Enter User phone numbers Central Monitoring Station phone numbers an...

Page 15: ...CMS ACCNT NO 1 2 3 4 o Enter Central Monitoring Station 1 CMS 1 Phone Number LED 05 01 0 216 1234567 Phone number 0 216 1234 567 To add duration time press 0 long 05 01 9 0 long 0 216 1234567 LCD 0 BASIC SETTINGS CMS PHONES 01 CMS PHONE NR 0 216 1234567 First number of CMS 1 To add duration time press 0 long 9 0 long 0 216 1234567 If CMS 1 has 2 phone numbers enter 2 phone number to 05 03 LED or 0...

Page 16: ...7 LCD 0 BASIC SETTINGS USER CODES 08 USER CODE X X X X o Exit Master Program LED LCD Press X Exit long o Change Master Code Default Master Code 1234 LED LCD Press Password long 1 2 3 4 4 5 6 7 4 5 6 7 New Code 4567 o Test Siren LED LCD Press 8 Test long 3 1 o Test User Phone Number LED LCD First Number Press 8 Test long 2 1 Second Number Press 8 Test long 2 2 Sixth Number 8 long Test 2 6 o Test Ce...

Page 17: ...ndicate address group The second two digits of addresses indicate zone no user no keypad no etc Main configurations include addresses that are used in basic installations so installer easily installs system Main Settings 01 Date Time 02 Partition Entry Delays 03 Partition Exit Delays 04 Central Monitoring Station Account Numbers 05 Central Monitoring Station Phone Numbers 06 User Phone Numbers 07 ...

Page 18: ...code and PC connection code by entering following in Standby mode Password long XXXX YYYY YYYY XXXX old code YYYY new code 5 4 ASSIGNING DISPLAYING KEYPAD ADDRESS Default Keypad Address is 1 If more than one keypad will be used Keypad addresses must be different each other Do following to change Keypad address 4 long Address Address 1 2 3 4 Do following to see Keypad address 6 long 4 Keypad displa...

Page 19: ...7 ON 43 IP Look at pg 34 for SPT 10 02 Output Types 1 option ARM NC NO ON NC OFF NO 2 option PGM1 NC NO 3 option PGM2 NC NO 5 option SRN NC NO positive negative trigger 1 OFF 2 OFF 3 OFF 5 OFF 43 IP 10 03 Automatic Bypassed Partitions 1 option A Partition 2 option B Partition 3 option C Partition 4 option D Partition 44 IP Look at pg 34 for SPT 10 04 Reset Types 1 option Reset Codes 2 option Reset...

Page 20: ...4 has 3 onboard PGM outputs You can get 4 PGM outputs by using TRM904 module or can get 8 PGM outputs by using 2 TRM904 module together Look at TRM904 guide for detailed description 9 option is valid for the first four PGM s PGM1 to PGM4 0 Closed 49 50 IP Look at pg 34 for SPT 13 02 13 04 13 06 13 08 13 10 13 12 13 14 13 16 PGM1 Parameter PGM2 Parameter PGM3 Parameter PGM4 Paremeter PGM5 Paremeter...

Page 21: ...1 22 02 22 03 22 04 22 05 08 Zone Type Z1 Z2 Z3 Z4 Z5 Z8 0 Free 6 Fire 1 Door 7 Panic 2 Window 8 Duress 3 Interior 9 Tamper Sabotage 4 Exterior 10 Medical 5 24 Hour 11 Custom Z1 1 Z2 3 Z3 3 Z4 3 Z5 Z8 3 56 IP 23 01 23 02 23 03 23 04 23 05 08 Zone Extra Settings Z1 Z2 Z3 Z4 Z5 Z8 ON OFF 1 option End door YES NO 2 option Follower Zone YES NO 3 option Entry Exit Zone YES NO 4 option Silent Zone YES N...

Page 22: ... 3 ON 4 ON 62 MP 45 01 45 02 45 03 45 04 45 05 45 06 User Limitations User 1 User 2 User 3 User 4 User 5 Guest 1 option User can not Arm 2 option User can not Disarm 3 option One time usable code only for Guest 4 option Daily Code only for Guest 5 option User can not make Bypass 1 OFF 2 OFF 3 OFF 4 OFF 5 OFF 4 opt ON in 45 06 63 MP ADDRESS FUNCTION VALUE DEFAULT VALUE ENTERED VALUE PAGE PROGRAM IP...

Page 23: ...50 13 50 14 50 15 Central M Station to which messages will be sent Out of Partition A Partition B Partition C Partition D Partition 1 option Call Central Stat 1 2 option Call Central Stat 2 S P T uses settings of 50 11 1 ON 67 IP Look at pg 34 for S P T 50 16 50 17 50 18 50 19 50 20 User Phones to which messages will be sent Out of Partition A Partition B Partition C Partition D Partition 1 option...

Page 24: ... 5 1 3 5 1 5 1 5 1 5 1 2 5 5 68 IP 69 70 52 01 52 02 52 03 52 04 52 05 52 06 52 07 52 08 52 09 52 10 52 11 52 12 52 13 52 14 52 15 52 16 52 17 52 18 52 19 52 20 52 21 52 22 52 23 52 24 52 25 52 26 52 27 52 28 52 29 52 30 52 31 52 32 Contact ID Event Logs 1 Intruder Alarm 2 Panic Alarm 3 Fire Alarm 4 Duress Alarm 5 Sabotage Alarm 6 Medical Alarm 7 Duress Disarm 8 Disarm on Alarm 9 Zone Trouble 10 A...

Page 25: ... 22 Periodic Report 23 Panel Restarted 24 Manual Report 25 26 27 28 29 30 Custom Zone Alarm 31 32 Defaults Loaded 33 Burglar Alarm Restore 34 Panic Alarm Restore 35 Fire Alarm Restore 36 Duress Alarm Restore 37 Sabotage Alarm Restore 38 Medical Alarm Restore 39 Disarm at Duress 40 41 42 Power Restore 43 44 45 Battery Restore 46 Telephone Line Restore 47 Battery Connected 48 49 Custom Armed 50 Alar...

Page 26: ...ONES Zone Wiring Zone Partition Type Zone Extra Options Zone Trigger Delay 1 Zone Address 20 01 21 01 22 01 23 01 24 01 Value 1 4 1 A 1 Door 3 15 2 Zone Addrress 20 02 21 02 22 02 23 02 24 02 Value 1 4 1 A 3 Interior 2 15 3 Zone Address 20 03 21 03 22 03 23 03 24 03 Value 1 4 1 A 3 Interior 15 4 Zone Address 20 04 21 04 22 04 23 04 24 04 Value 1 4 1 A 3 Interior 15 5 8 Zone Address 20 05 08 21 05 ...

Page 27: ...No Activity Time KURMA Address 12 07 12 08 Value Partitions are not selected 30 minutes REMOTE CONTROL PHONE REMOTE CONTROL PC MODEM REMOTE CONTROL Enable Disable Address 1 option 15 01 2 option 15 01 Value Closed Closed Answer Ring Count Address 15 02 Value 5 This feature is only active if modem module is connected to VAP404 panel ARM DISARM BY KEY INPUT KEY Input Setting Address 16 01 Value OFF ...

Page 28: ...option 30 01 6 option 30 02 6 option 30 03 6 option 30 04 Value OFF OFF OFF OFF Sabotage Alarm Address 7 option 30 01 7 option 30 02 7 option 30 03 7 option 30 04 Value OFF OFF OFF OFF Partitions Address 31 01 31 02 31 03 31 04 Value A B C D A B C D A B C D A B C D CUSTOMISE KEYPADS Open Chime Close Chime Backlight Zones Emergency Buttons Warning Beeps Trouble Beeps VPC108 LED KEYPAD Address 99 01...

Page 29: ...ogram Exit Program Periodic Report Panel Restarted Manuel Report 1 option CMS 2 option User Phone 3 option CMS Restore 4 option User Phone Restore 5 option Record Memory Address 51 17 51 18 51 19 51 20 51 21 51 22 51 23 51 24 Value 1 3 5 1 3 5 1 3 5 1 5 1 5 1 5 Can t be set Event Codes Contact ID Address 52 17 52 18 52 19 52 20 52 21 52 22 52 23 52 24 Value 1400 1402 1570 1627 1628 1602 1305 1601 ...

Page 30: ...ngs Address 50 09 50 01 de 7 seçenek 50 01 de 8 seçenek 10 08 Value 3 seconds OFF OFF 0 minute Message Settings Out of Partition A Partition B Partition C Partition D Partition Numbers that will be called Address 50 16 50 17 50 18 50 19 50 20 Value All phone numbers All phone numbers All phone numbers All phone numbers All phone numbers CENTRAL MONITORING STATION SETTINGS Numbers 1 Account No 2 Ac...

Page 31: ...e3 Keypad settings are stored in Keypad not in Panel Note4 4 2 codes are not defaulted If 4 2 will be used necessary codes should be entered manually 6 LOADING FACTORY DEFAULTS Panel has two types of returning factory defaults o Loading default Codes from Installer or Master Program o Loading default Panel Settings only from Installer Program Firstly ensure that reset permissions are enabled and s...

Page 32: ...LCD Keypad LCD 1 PANEL SETTINGS GENERAL SETTINGS RESET PERMISSION This step isn t needed to 2 ON be done if default setting isn t changed LCD 1 PANEL SETTINGS GENERAL SETTINGS DEFAULT SET REQ 2 ON If 1 st and 2 nd option is selected together panel settings and codes returns to factory defaults NOTE 1 If siren is connected to the panel take necessary measures to prevent siren alarming before resett...

Page 33: ...e locked door opens for the specific time User can use this code to Arm disarm panel from other keypads if that user has permission Master user s access permissions can t be restricted Do following steps to use Access Control o Connect PGM1 to door lock using relay o Connect button between PGM1 and GND to open door inside o Select PGM1 output type NC NO 2 option in 10 02 o Select PGM1 type as Acce...

Page 34: ...ect fire detector to VAP404 Panel o Connect contact outputs of fire detector to zone and connect power to AUX and power to PGM1 o It is not recommended to connect more than 2 to the PGM o PGM1 output must be defaulted 10 02 2 is not selected NO o Select PGM1 type as supply fire detector 13 01 5 o Assign detector reset time in seconds 13 02 time o Select type of zone connected to fire detector cont...

Page 35: ...ead VAV210 Voice Recording Module Guide for details 7 9 CONNECTION OF VAPMAN SOFTWARE PC VIA COM PORT o Connect the VPL 232 PC Link Module to 4 pin connector J4 of the panel o Connect RS 232 cable to the module and PC o Connect 4 pin connection cable to the module and panel Please read VPL 232 PC Link Module Guide and VAPMan Software Guide for details 7 10 CONNECTION OF VAPMAN SOFTWARE PC VIA USB ...

Page 36: ...ne Delay Time 15 01 02 Remote Control by phone 10 02 Output Types 25 01 08 Zone Names 25 01 08 Zone Names 10 03 Auto Bypass partitions 30 01 04 Keypad Settings 40 01 06 User Start Time 10 04 Reset Type 31 01 04 Keypad Partitions 41 01 06 User Finish Time 10 06 Reset Enable Disable 50 01 Comm Dialer Settings 42 01 06 User Days 10 07 ARM partitions 50 02 Dial Attempt 43 01 06 User Partitions 10 08 A...

Page 37: ...ddress 02 01 IP To see value LED 02 01 wait LCD 0 BASIC SETTINGS ENTER DELAYS 01 PART ENT DLY wait To change value LED 02 01 w w w LCD 0 BASIC SETTINGS ENTER DELAYS 01 PART ENT DLY w w w SECOND S w w w enter delay second between 0 255 seconds Default value 15 seconds Example To set enter delay of A partition to 20 seconds do 02 01 20 o Enter Delay of B Partition Address 02 02 IP Default value 0 se...

Page 38: ... Account No to 2234 do 04 01 2234 o Account No 2 Address 04 02 IP To see value LED 04 02 wait LCD 0 BASIC SETTINGS CMS ACCOUNT S 02 CMS ACCOUNT NO wait To change value LED 04 02 R R R R LCD 0 BASIC SETTINGS CMS ACCOUNT S 02 CMS ACCOUNT NO R R R R R R R R Account No Default Value 0000 Example To set 2 Account NO to 2234 do 04 02 2234 8 1 5 Central Monitoring Station Phone Numbers If you use 2 phone...

Page 39: ...lls following number also you can select numbers that will be called in all conditions Look at Event Logs section You can select phone numbers connected to partition s or out of partition Look at addresses of 50 16 20 Panel tries to call same number as the number of dial attempt after than continue to call selected phone numbers If 7 option in 50 01 is selected panel cancels to call other phone nu...

Page 40: ...le To assign user code 1 as 2345 do 07 01 2345 o User Code 2 Address 07 02 MP Default Value 0000 Disabled o User Code 3 Address 07 03 MP Default Value 0000 Disabled o User Code 4 5 Address 07 04 05 MP Default Value 0000 Disabled o Guest Code Address 07 06 MP Default Value 0000 Disabled o Duress Code Address 07 07 MP Default Value 0000 Disabled Note Duress Code is not valid if communicator Central ...

Page 41: ...s active if Extendable Exit Delay feature is enabled If Double Hit feature is enabled two alarms from the same zone within cross zone timer duration will cause panel to go into alarm Double Hit feature is affects only zones selected as Cross Zone If Daylight Saving feature is enabled panel automatically adjusts system time for daylight saving changes Note Daylight Saving feature is devolped for th...

Page 42: ...TINGS GENERAL SETTINGS AUTO BYPASS PARTITIONS S S S Multi choice selection 1 2 3 4 Default value No Automatic Bypassed Partitions Example To activate automatic bypass feature of A partition do 10 03 1 ON o Reset Type You select what type of reset you will do Meaning of options is in the following 1 option Reset codes 2 option Reset Panel Settings Note Panel settings can only be selected on install...

Page 43: ...7 1 ON 2 ON 3 OFF 4 OFF o AC Fail Call Delay Panel doesn t dial Central Monitoring Station or User during time entered this address when AC voltage of panel is off Address 10 08 IP To see value LED 10 08 wait To change value LED 10 08 TT TT 2 digit time in minutes 0 60 minutes Default Value 0 minute Example To set delay time as 30 minutes do 10 08 30 o Cross Zone Timer Cross zone timer starts when...

Page 44: ... 11 01 3 OFF o Siren Cut off Time Address 11 02 IP To see value LED 11 02 wait LCD 1 PANEL SETTINGS SIREN SETTINGS CUT OFF TIME wait To change value LED 11 02 R R R LCD 1 PANEL SETTINGS SIREN SETTINGS CUT OFF TIME R R R MINUTE S RRR 3 digit cut off time 2 255 minutes Default value 5 minutes Example To set siren cut off time to 12 minutes do 11 02 12 8 2 3 Automatic Arm Disarm Settings Panel can au...

Page 45: ...on selected days Address 12 03 IP MP To see value LED 12 03 wait LCD 1 PANEL SETTINGS AUTO ARM DISARM AUTO ARM wait TIME To change value LED 12 03 HH MM LCD 1 PANEL SETTINGS AUTO ARM DISARM AUTO ARM TIME HH MM HH hour MM minute Default value 00 00 Example To set arm time to 17 45 do 12 03 17 45 o Automatic Disarm Partitions Selected partitions in this address are automatically armed To disable aut...

Page 46: ...SETTINGS AUTO ARM DISARM AUTO DISARM TIME HH MM HH hour MM minute Default Time 00 00 Example To set disarm time to 07 45 do 12 06 07 45 o Automatic Arm Partitions on No Activity Selected partitions are armed automatically if no activation occurs within assigned time No partition should be selected to close this feature 1 option A partition 2 option B partition 3 option C partition 4 option D parti...

Page 47: ...ons 2 4 6 is entered Part Value A 1 B 2 C 4 D 8 15 3 PGM is activated when selected partitions are armed The table values of the selected partition s are added to each other and entered Exp For B partition 2 is entered Part Value A 1 B 2 C 4 D 8 15 4 PGM is activated on fire Fire siren can be connected Any value is not entered When the fire alarm is dedected PGM continuously activates 5 Power of f...

Page 48: ...each other and entered Exp For Intruder and Fire alarms 1 4 5 is entered Alarm Value Alarm Value Intruder 1 Duress 8 Panic 2 Tamper 16 Fire 4 Medical 32 63 9 option is valid for the first four PGM s PGM1 to PGM4 o PGM 1 Usage Address 13 01 IP To see value LED 13 01 wait LCD 1 PANEL SETTINGS PGM SETTINGS USE PGM 1 AS wait To change value LED 13 01 R LCD 1 PANEL SETTINGS PGM SETTINGS USE PGM 1 AS VA...

Page 49: ... 01 9 Timer settings can be done only for the first 4 PGM s PGM1 to PGM4 VAP404 PLUS has 2 PGM outputs You can get 4 PGM outputs by using TRM904 module or can get 8 PGM outputs by using 2 TRM904 module together Look at TRM904 guide for detailed description 1 option Control of PGM1 2 option PGM1 State 3 option Control of PGM2 4 option PGM2 State 5 option Control of PGM3 6 option PGM3 State 7 option...

Page 50: ...tivate Timer2 Address 14 04 IP MP To see value LED 14 04 wait LCD 1 PANEL SETTINGS TIMERS TMR 2 SETTINGS wait To see value LED 14 04 S S LCD 1 PANEL SETTINGS TIMERS TMR 2 SETTINGS S S S Multiple choice selection 1 8 Default Value All settings are closed Example To set PGM1 to OFF position in specific time do 14 04 1 ON 2 OFF o Timer 2 Days This setting provides selects on which day Timer1 controls...

Page 51: ...ode is entered wrong 5 times remote control is disabled automatically by panel To enable remote control again enter its address select its option Address 15 01 IP MP To see value LED 15 01 wait LCD 1 PANEL SETTINGS REMOTE ACCES REMAC OPTIONS wait To change value LED 15 01 S S LCD 1 PANEL SETTINGS REMOTE ACCES REMAC OPTIONS S S Multiple choice selection 1 2 Default Value Disabled Example To enable ...

Page 52: ...programmed to use with NC NO contacts and single EOL End of Line resistor double EOL resistor can be used in wiring or you don t use EOL You can close any zone that will not be used in the same programming address Meanings of options in installer address of 20 0X X Zone Number are in the following 1 option 4 option ON NC contact Zone ON OFF NO contact Zone OFF 2 option 3 option None EOL resistor O...

Page 53: ...n ON o Zone5 Zone8 Wiring Address 20 05 08 IP Default Value 1 option ON 2 option OFF 3 option OFF 4 option ON 8 3 2 Zone Partitions Each zone can be assigned to one of the A B C D Partitions Meanings of options are in installer address of 21 0X X Zone number 1 option A Partition 2 option B Partition 3 option C Partition 4 option D Partition S P T doesn t use this setting Look at page 34 for detail...

Page 54: ...when zone is active 6 Fire This zone alarms if panel armed or disarmed when zone is active To silent alarm from this zone enter user code or press 0 long 7 Panic This zone alarms if panel armed or disarmed when zone is active and communicator sends Panic alarm code to Central Monitoring Station 8 Duress This zone alarms if panel armed or disarmed when zone is active and communicator sends Duress a...

Page 55: ...f that zone belongs to automatic bypassed partitions Look at page 44 Bypass is cancelled when zone returns to normal position in automatic bypass If 7 option is selected zone is enable for cross zoning Two or more trips specified as cross zone s that are on the same partition are required for alarm within specified time in Cross zone timer If Double Hit Feature is enabled two alarms from the same ...

Page 56: ...TINGS 8 4 1 Keypad Permissions Keypad Permission address is 30 0X X Keypad address Following table shows options in that address 1 option Keypad Enable Disable 2 option Quick Arm 3 option Arm 4 option Disarm 5 option Programming Permission 6 option Access 7 option Sabotage Alarm Enabled ON ON ON ON ON ON ON Disabled OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF Note Theese options are assumed as enabled for the fir...

Page 57: ...cted on S P T Look at page 34 for detailed description o Keypad 1 Partition Address 31 01 IP To see value LED 31 01 wait LCD 3 KEYPAD SETTING PARTITIONS 01 AUTHORISED wait PARTITIONS To change value LED 31 01 S S LCD 3 KEYPAD SETTINGS PARTITIONS 01 AUTHORISED S S S Multiple choice selection Default Value 1 A partition 2 B partition 3 C partition 4 D partition Example To assign 1 keypad to A and B ...

Page 58: ...Address 40 04 MP Default Value 00 00 o User 5 Start Time Address 40 05 MP Default Value 00 00 o Guest Start Time Address 40 06 MP Default Value 00 00 8 5 2 Finish Time Arm Disarm permission of user ends in Finish Time o User 1 Finish Time Address 41 01 MP To see value LED 41 01 wait LCD 4 USER SETTINGS FINISH TIME FINISH wait TIME To change value LED 41 01 HH MM LCD 4 USER SETTINGS FINISH TIME FIN...

Page 59: ...y and Sunday do 42 01 1 ON 2 ON 3 ON 4 ON 5 ON 6 OFF 7 OFF o User 2 Days Address 42 02 MP Default Value 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 o User 3 Days Address 42 03 MP Default value 1 ON 2 ON 3 ON 4 ON 5 ON 6 ON 7 ON o User 4 Days Address 42 04 MP Default Value 1 ON 2 ON 3 ON 4 ON 5 ON 6 ON 7 ON o User 5 Days Address 42 05 MP Default Value 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 o Guest Days Address 42 06 MP Default Value 1 ON 2 ON 3 ON 4 ON...

Page 60: ...st Partitions Address 43 06 MP Default Value 1 ON 2 ON 3 ON 4 ON 8 5 5 User Keypads User can only Arm Disarm panel from his her Keypads Meaning of options is in the following 1 option 1 keypad 2 option 2 keypad 3 option 3 keypad 4 option 4 keypad o User 1 Keypads Address 44 01 MP To see value LED 44 01 wait LCD 4 USER SETTINGS KEYPADS 01 AUTHORISED wait To change value LED 44 01 S S LCD 4 USER SET...

Page 61: ...ancel Disarm permission of User 1 do 45 01 2 ON o User Limitations of User2 to User5 Address 45 02 05 MP Default Value All selections are OFF o Guest User Limitations Address 45 06 MP Default Value 4 0N Daily Code 8 6 CENTRAL MONITORING STATION USER PHONE DIALER SETTINGS 8 6 1 General Features o Main Settings Installer address of 50 01 includes main settings of dialing Meanings of options are in t...

Page 62: ...matically when any of user phone number 06 01 06 06 is entered o Dial Attempt Address 50 02 IP To see value LED 50 02 wait LCD 5 COMMUNICATOR GENERAL OPTIONS DIAL ATTEMPTS wait To change value LED 50 02 R R LCD 5 COMMUNICATOR GENERAL OPTIONS DIAL ATTEMPTS R R RR Dial attempt number 1 15 Default value 3 Example To set dial attempt to 5 do 50 02 5 o Central Monitoring Station CMS Answer Wait Time Ad...

Page 63: ...nterval Default Value 30 sec Example To set Redialing Pause Interval to 30 sec do 50 06 30 o Central Monitoring Station 1 CMS 1 Format CMS 1 communication format is configured here Meaning of data entered this address is in the following 0 Contact ID 1 DTMF 4 2 4 1 3 2 3 1 50 07 address includes detailed settings Address 50 07 IP To see value LED 50 07 wait LCD 5 COMMUNICATOR GENERAL SETTINGS CMS ...

Page 64: ...ait To change value LED 50 09 F F F LCD 5 COMMUNICATOR GENERAL SETTINGS 09 CMS 1 SETTINGS F F F FFF Multiple choice selection 1 2 3 Default Value 1 OFF 2 OFF 3 OFF Example To set format as 4 1 do 50 09 1 OFF 2 ON CMS 2 Address 50 10 IP To see value LED 50 10 wait LCD 5 COMMUNICATOR GENERAL SETTINGS 10 CMS 2 SETTINGS wait To change value LED 50 10 F F F LCD 5 COMMUNICATOR GENERAL SETTINGS 10 CMS 2 ...

Page 65: ... to any partition Meanings of options as following 1 option Tel 1 2 option Tel 2 3 option Tel 3 4 option Tel 4 5 option Tel 5 6 option Tel 6 ON ON ON ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF Events that is not belong to any Partition Address 50 16 IP To see value LED 50 16 wait LCD 5 COMMUNICATOR GENERAL SETTINGS PARTITION A CMS wait To change Value LED 50 16 S S S S S S LCD 5 COMMUNICATOR GENERAL SETTING...

Page 66: ...ED 51 01 wait LCD 5 COMMUNCATOR REPORT MASKS 01 INTRUDER ALARM wait To change value LED 51 01 S S LCD 5 COMMUNICATOR REPORT MASKS 01 INTRUDER ALARM S S S Multiple choice selection Default Value 1 ON 2 ON 3 ON 5 ON Example To disable dialing Central M Station do 51 01 1 OFF Event List is in the following table No Event Address Menu 5 COMMUNICATOR REPORT MASKS Options Parameter Prg 1 Intruder Alarm ...

Page 67: ...of Arm Disarm 2 B User IP 19 Bypassed 51 19 19 BYPASSED BYPASS CANCEL 1 3 5 A B User IP 20 Entering Program 51 20 20 PROG BEGIN 1 5 A B User IP 21 Exiting Program 51 21 21 PROG END 1 5 A B IP 22 Periodic Report 51 22 22 PER REPORT 1 A B IP 23 Panel Restarted 51 23 23 PANEL RESTART 5 A B IP 24 Manual Report 51 24 24 MANUAL TEST No need to set A B IP 25 51 25 25 RESERVED IP 26 51 26 26 RESERVED IP 2...

Page 68: ...n returned to factory defaults 2 Panel Settings have been returned to factory defaults 3 Both Panel Settings and Codes have been returned to factory defaults 8 6 3 Contact ID Event Codes These codes are sent to Central Monitoring Station If codes used by Central Monitoring Station are different from default codes enter new codes to panel Default Communication Format is Contact ID VAP404 event code...

Page 69: ...DISARM 1121 IP 8 Disarm on Alarm 52 08 08 DISARM ON ALARM 1406 IP 9 Zone Trouble 52 09 09 ZONE TROUBLE 1372 Zone IP 10 AC Fail R 52 10 10 MAINS FAILED 1301 IP 11 Intrusion Verifier 52 11 11 INTR VERIFY 1139 IP 12 Cross Zone Fault 52 12 12 CROSS FAULT 1378 IP 13 Battery Low R 52 13 13 LOW BATTERY 1302 IP 14 Line Fail R 52 14 14 LINE FAIL 1351 IP 15 Battery Fail R 52 15 15 BATTRY FAIL 1302 IP 16 Com...

Page 70: ...ss long 0 and 1 B 2 press long 0 and 2 C 3 press long 0 and 3 D 4 press long 0 and 4 E 5 press long 0 and 5 F 6 press long 0 and 6 Example To enter A3 press A long then press 3 While reading data 0 and 1 together then 3 lights in VPC108 Keypad o Intruder Alarm Code Address 53 01 IP To see value LED 53 01 wait LCD 5 COMMUNICATOR 53 4 2 CODES 01 INTRUDER ALM wait To change value LED 53 01 RR LCD 5 C...

Page 71: ...BEGIN User IP 21 Exiting Program 53 21 21 PROG END IP 22 Periodic Report 53 22 22 PER REPORT IP 23 Panel Restarted 53 23 23 PANEL RESTART IP 24 Manual Report 53 24 24 MANUAL TEST IP 25 53 25 25 RESERVED IP 26 53 26 26 RESERVED IP 27 53 27 27 RESERVED IP 28 53 28 28 RESERVED IP 29 53 29 29 RESERVED IP 30 Custom Alarm 53 30 30 CUSTOM EVENT Zone IP 31 53 31 31 RESERVED IP 32 Defaults Loaded 53 32 32 ...

Page 72: ... activity Automatic Arm Disarm Arm Disarm by key Arm Disarm by Remote Controller 8 7 OPTIONAL MODULES 8 7 1 Remote Control Module Installer can enable or disable RF module Meaning of option is in the following table 1 option Remote Control Module 2 option Siren alarm on Panic ON Enabled ON Enabled OFF Disabled OFF Disabled Address 60 01 IP To see value LED 60 01 wait LCD 6 MODULES REM CONT OPTNS R...

Page 73: ... VPC108 Led Keypad Inner Settings o Open Chime Chime activates when selected zone is opened 1 Option 1 Zone 2 Option 2 Zone 3 Option 3 Zone 4 Option 4 Zone 5 Option 5 Zone 6 Option 6 Zone 7 Option 7 Zone 8 Option 8 Zone Address 99 01 IP MP To see value LED 99 01 wait To change value LED 99 01 S S S Multiple choice selection Default Value All chimes are closed Example If you want chime when zone1 a...

Page 74: ...ing beeps can be closed in this address Meaning of options is in the following 1 option Exit Delay beep 2 option Arm beep 3 option Alarm beep 4 option Trouble beep 5 option Button click beep 6 option Confirmation beep Address 99 05 IP MP To see value LED 99 05 wait To change value LED 99 05 S S S Multiple choice selection Default Value All beeps are active Example To silent Trouble Beep do 99 05 4...

Page 75: ...ght is seen when selected zone is opened IP MP To see value LCD 3 KEYPAD SETTING CUSTOMISE LIGHT Z 1 8 wait ZONES To change value LCD 3 KEYPAD SETTING CUSTOMISE LIGHT Z 1 8 ZONES S S S Multiple choice selection Default value 1 Example To activate backlight of zone1 and zone 2 LCD 3 KEYPAD SETTING CUSTOMISE LIGHT Z 1 8 ZONES 1 ON 2 ON o Emergency Buttons Panic Fire Duress buttons and Keypad Tamper ...

Page 76: ...6 option Battery loss IP MP To see value LCD 3 KEYPAD SETTING CUSTOMISE TROUBLE OPTN wait To change value LCD 3 KEYPAD SETTING CUSTOMISE TROUBLE OPTN S S S Multiple choice selection Default value All beeps are active Example To silent telephone line fail do LCD 3 KEYPAD SETTING CUSTOMISE TROUBLE OPTN 4 OFF o Language Selection Language of LCD Screen is configured in this address IP MP To see value...

Page 77: ...ng panel by using buttons and lights When you push buttons long second function of that button is activated If you changes values correctly two short beep is heard If value couldn t be changed long beep is heard In programming mode when you enter 4 digit address data you can see and change value of that address Press X Exit button to exit programming mode After changing value enter button to confi...

Page 78: ... long beep and see trouble led flashing To learn meanings of Troubles look at Trouble Codes Section 9 1 3 Functions of Buttons BUTTON MAIN FUNCTION SECONDARY FUNCTION 1 1 Panic 2 2 Fire 3 3 Duress 4 4 Program To enter programming mode 5 5 Bypass 6 6 Report 7 7 Chime Open Close Chime function 8 8 Test 9 9 Memory To display event log 0 0 Reset To disarm fire alarm X Cancel Exit OK Password To change...

Page 79: ...s 6 Report long 1 Displays Armed zones and Partitions 6 Report long 2 Displays last zone and partition that alarms 6 Report long 3 Displays active PGMs 6 Report long 4 Displays Keypad address 6 Report long 5 Displays bypassed zones and partitions 6 Report long 6 Displays troubles 9 1 9 Troubles A trouble will be indicated by trouble light that will remain ON until trouble condition is cleared To v...

Page 80: ...time limit If user tries to use keypad out of his her time limit keypad displays this trouble Not allowed in this keypad User is not allowed in this keypad Invalid setting Setting you have made doesn t like as expected Unknown error Trouble is not known Communication error Keypad can t communicate with panel 9 2 LCD KEYPAD VPC301 9 2 1 Feature o Zone number 16 o Partition number 4 o Programmable b...

Page 81: ...press button While entering numbers number you entered is displayed on LCD screen When single choice or multi choice options enter number you want to active Then you see number you have entered in screen If you entered invalid address you see INVALID ADDRESS on the screen Press X button to exit address When you enter address value in that address is displayed on screen If you want to change value ...

Page 82: ... alarm A B C D Motion detect on that Partition Display Partitions you have selected 9 2 6 Keypad Addresses Look at Keypad Configurations Part in Programming Settings 9 2 7 Keypad Inner Settings Look at Keypad Configurations Part in Programming Settings 9 2 8 Reports Keypad displays kind of reports when you press following buttons 6 Report long 1 Displays Armed zones and Partitions 6 Report long 2 ...

Page 83: ...le Not allowed in this keypad User is not allowed in this keypad Invalid setting Setting you have made doesn t like as expected Unknown error Trouble is not known Communication error Keypad can t communicate with panel MAINTENANCE ON YOUR OWN Do not try to fix the device on your own Removal of cover may end up with electricity shock In case of any defect or malfunction contact with your dealer or ...

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