N6752V6 6/97
REMOTE KEYPADS
6128, 6137, 6137R, 6138, 6139, & 6139R 6139AV
(These Keypads Do Not Use DIP Switches)
INSTALLATION GUIDE
KEYPAD FEATURES
6128
Fixed-Word
Keypad
6137/6137R
Fixed-Word
Keypad
6138
1-Line Alpha
Keypad
6139/6139R
2-Line Alpha
Keypad
6139AV
Voice 2 Line
Alpha
Backlit Display
No
Yes (see Note
Below)
Yes (see Note
Below)
Yes (see Note
below)
Yes
Dedicated Panic Keys
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Flush Mount Option
No
No
Yes
Yes
no
All the above keypads have backlit keys, are keypad addressable, have a Red "ARMED" indicator and a Green "READY" indicator.
ADEMCO CONTROLS
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▼
▼
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VIA16*
Yes
Yes, 6137
No
No
No
VIA30P†*
Yes
Yes, 6137
Yes
Yes, 6139
No
VISTA 10†*/VISTA 20 †*
Yes
Yes, 6137
Yes
Yes, 6139
No
4120XM †*
Yes
Yes,6137
No
Yes, 6139
No
4140XMP
*/VISTA 40
†
**
Yes
Yes, 6137
No
Yes, 6139
Yes
Vista-50
†
**/Vista-50 UL
†
**
Yes
Yes, 6137
No
Yes, 6139
No
5110XM
†
*/5120XM
†
*
No
Yes, 6137 or
6137R***
No
Yes, 6139 or
6139R***
No
5140XM
†
**/VISTA-100
†
**
No
No
No
Yes, 6139 or
6139R***
No
†
A 2-Line alpha-numeric display keypad must be used to program these controls.
*
Use non-addressable mode with this controls (set to address 31)
**
Use addressable mode (addresses 00–30).
***
Console color subject to approval of local authority having jurisdiction.
Note:
Permanent display backlighting is an option on some controls - see the control's instructions.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
The 6128, 6137, 6137R, 6138, 6139, 6139R, and 6139AV Remote
Keypads are keypad addressable (no DIP switches) and are intended
for use with the controls listed in the table above. They can be set
for the non-addressable operation (address 31) if required by the
control with which they are used.
NOTE: The 6137R and 6139R have red bezels instead of gray.
Otherwise, they are exactly the same as the 6137 and 6139,
respectively.
The display on a Fixed-Word Keypad provides 2-digit numerics for
zone identification and a set of pre-designated English language
prompts (e.g.,"ALARM," "AWAY," "STAY," "CHECK," etc.) for
indicating the system's status.
A 2-line Alpha Keypad is equipped with a programmable 2-line, 32
character (16 character per line) English language display for
complete zone identification (if descriptors are programmed), plus
system status. The 6139AV is an alpha keypad with a built in
speaker and microphone to be used with a VIM (2-Way Voice)
module.
6138, One-Line Display Keypad: Some controls (e.g. Via30P,
VISTA10, VISTA20) send two 1-line displays of information to the
6138 keypad. To display the second line of information, press the [#]
key. Press the [#] key again to return to the first line of information.
The display automatically returns to the first line of information if
no key is pressed for 3 seconds.
NOTE: After pressing the [#] key to view the second line or
return to the first line, wait at least 3 seconds before entering
a control panel command (e.g., arm the system).
The keys on the keypads are located behind a decorative door, and
are continuously backlit for convenience. The inside of the
decorative door has space for a zone ID label (supplied) on which the
installer can write descriptions of each zone for handy user
reference.
All keypads allow Panic Alarm activation (if enabled in control
programming). For the 6128, panic alarms are activated by pressing
key pairs 1 & *, * & #, and 3 & #. The 6137/6137R, 6138,
6139/6139R, and 6139AV are equipped with dedicated single keys
for panic activation — keys A, B, and C (the D key is not used as
panic), which are equivalent to the 1 & *, * & #, and 3 & # keys,
respectively.
Single panic keys (A, B, and C) must be held down for at least
2 seconds to activate an alarm.
A set of adhesive backed labels with some typical "panic" symbols
(i.e., fire, police, personal emergency, etc.) is provided which can be
placed on or next to these keys to identify each key's function for the
end user (as determined by the control panel's capability and
programming, see the control's instructions).
NOTE: That the function of the green "READY' LED (system
ready) differs from the function of the green LED on
Ademco's 4137AD, 5137AD and 6127 keypads.
WIRING AND INSTALLATION
The keypads can be surface mounted directly to a drywall, or to a
single or double gang electrical box. For flush mounting the 6138
and 6139/6139R to drywall, use the optional 6139TRK flush mount
kit (6128 & 6137/6137R /6139AVcannot be flush mounted).
1. Remove the case back by pushing down two "snaps". See
diagram below.
2. Route wiring from the control panel through the opening in the
case back.
3. Mount the case back to a wall or electrical box.
4. Plug the supplied flying lead connector into the keypad PC
board and splice the panel wiring to it. Wire keypads and
functions are described in the SPECIFICATIONS section.
5. Re-attach the keypad to its case back.
6. Remove the clear protective films from the LCD display and
keypad labels.
READY
ARMED
PANIC
LOCATION OF DEDICATED
PANIC KEYS. “D” KEY NOT
USED FOR PANIC FUNCTIONS.
1
6
5
4
3
2
9
8
7
#
0
*
OFF
AWAY
STAY
MAX
TEST
BYPASS
INSTANT CODE
CHIME
READY
“D” KEY USED FOR SETTING
KEYPAD “TALK AND “VOX”
AUDIO LEVELS ON 6139AV.
Remove case back by
pushing down 2 "snaps"
along the keypad's top
edge and pulling the case
apart.
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