Vista-21iP Control Panel WebCast

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Vista-21iP Control PanelWebCast
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Agenda

• Introduction
• Summary of Connections
• Programming Locations
• 29 Menu Mode IP / GSM
• Review

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Features

• Programming based on the Vista-20P
• 48 zones maximum (any configuration)
• 8 wired zones standard
• 15 wired zones using zone doubling
• 40 max wired expansion (4219/4229)
• 40 max wireless (5800 series)
• 16 Keyfob zones (Exclusive of the 48 max)
• but will use up points on the receiver.
• 16 Programmable outputs (4204/4229/X10)
• 2 on-board voltage triggers
• 4 Symphony (AUI) Consoles

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Features

• 12 zone lists
• ZL3 chime by zone
• ZL4 cross zones
• ZL5 night stay zones
• ZL9-12 zones to send to pager
• Pager support (up to 4)
• Fully downloadable
• 100 event log (view via keypad or downloader)

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Features

• 5 Assignable User Code Authority Levels
• 10 Digit Account Number
• Battery Saver
• SIA Compliant
• True Partitioning
• Voice Chime
• Unvacated Auto Stay
• Step Arming
• IP Downloading

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Features

• Event Log Viewable at Keypad
• Automatic Periodic Test Setup
• Programmable Triggers
• Real-Time Clock Scheduling
• Zone Doubling
• Zones 2-8 may be designated EOLR NO or NC in
  programming (By zone)

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Features

• AAV Monitor Zone (ZT81)
• Monitor Zone (ZT12)
• Carbon Monoxide Zone (ZT14)
• Keyswitch (ZT77)
• Configurable Zone Type (90-93) (exampleVent
  Zone)
• Cross Zoning (ZL4)

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Features

• Night Arming (ZL5)
• Function Key Programming (57)
• Separate Pager Support
• (Allows use of Primary and Secondary CS phone
  numbers while paging is being used - also adds
  more paging options)
• Pager Delay Timer (172)
• Anti-takeover Options (88)

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ANSI/SIA CP-01-2000
A FALSE ALARM REDUCTION standard, calls for
manufacturers to default control panels as
follows

• 60 second exit delay
• 30 second entry delay plus 30 second dialer delay
• Auto Stay arming enabled
• Cancel verify option is enabled (displays on
  keypad)
• Swinger suppression defaulted to 1 report per
  zone per armed period

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Vista-21iP Summary of Connections
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Summary of Connections
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Aux power output 600mA max (500mA for UL)
T1 - T2 (17) (18)
D A T
C O M
S Y N C
Cut RED jumper to enable bell supervision
-
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
AC Transformer
Keypads and other addressable devices
16.5VAC 40VA
Alarm Output 2A max (600mA for UL)
-
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Summary of Connections
Normally Open (UN-SUPERVISED)
Normally Closed (UN-SUPERVISED)
EOLR (SUPERVISED)
Zone 1
Zone 2
Zone 3
Zone 4
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
HI
HI
HI
LO
LO
HI
LO
2K
2K
NOTE EOLR, NC, or NO for zones 2-8 are
selectable, by zone, in programming.
Max resistance (each zone) EOLR /- 300 OHMS.
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Zone Doubling
Zones 7 15
Zone 8 16
18
19
20
HI
HI
LO
LO
3K
3K
Zone 7
Zone 8
ZONE PAIRS 2 / 10 3 / 11 4 / 12 5 /
13 6 / 14 7 / 15 8 / 16
6.2K
6.2K
Zone 15
Zone 16
NOTE ZD for zones 2-8 are selectable, by zone,
in programming.
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Phone and Ground
Telephone Wiring
Earth Ground
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23
24
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Tip Ring Tip Ring
Handset Incoming
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Internet (IP) Connection
Hardwire Internet Connection Connect an
active ethernet cable (with RJ45 connector) to
the IP connector on the upper left corner of the
control board. The control must be registered on
an AlarmNet account before internet communication
can occur. When the internet connection is
active, the Network LEDs have the following
functions
Important Use of the Internet connection or
VISTA-GSM module requires an AlarmNetI account.
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Vista-21iP Vista-GSM Module Installation
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VISTA-GSM

• General Vista-GSM information
• An optional communication module that can be used
  to back up the on-board Ethernet communication.
• Provides cellular radio communication with the
  AlarmNet network for delivery of alarm and other
  messages to the monitoring central station
• Allows upload/download via the Internet using GSM
  technology
• Compass Downloading Software

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VISTA-GSM
IMPORTANT! Disconnect power from the control,
including the battery, BEFORE installing the
VISTA-GSM module.
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Mounting the GSM Module

• CAUTION ESD SENSITIVE DEVICE. To discharge any
  static buildup, briefly touch a chassis ground
  point before installing this module. Avoid
  performing this installation while standing on a
  carpeted floor.

VISTA-GSM Module
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Mounting the GSM Module

• Mount the VISTA-GSM Board.
• Snap the antenna adapter cables plug into the
  VISTA-GSM board connector.

1. Push the three standoffs into the appropriate
   holes on the VISTA-21iP control board until they
   snap into place.

1. Carefully align the VISTA-GSM board over the
   standoffs and the mating connector, then, one at
   a time, gently push down on the board near each
   standoff until it snaps into place and the
   connector is fully seated.

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Installing the Adapter Plate

• Install the Antenna Adapter Plate
• Punch out the large wiring hole knockout and the
  adjacent smaller knockout from the cabinets
  upper right topside.

1. Position the antenna adapter plate over the
   large knockout, aligning the plates pin with the
   smaller knockout and push until the adapter snaps
   into place.

1. Remove the nut and washer from the antenna
   adapter cable, then secure the cables SMA
   connector to the adapter plate with the washer
   and nut as shown.

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Installing the Antenna

• Install the Antenna
• The antenna mounts directly onto the antenna
  adapter cable at the antenna adapter plate.
• Carefully align the antennas connector over the
  SMA connector protruding from the adapter plate,
  then screw it down (clockwise) until it is finger
  tight. Do not over tighten.

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Vista-21iP Programming Locations
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Entry/Exit Programming

• 34 Exit Delay
• 35 Entry Delay 1
• 36 Entry Delay 2

60,60
Part. 1 Part. 2
V21iPSIA 45-9645-96 secs 97120 secs Note
Entries less than 45 will result in a 45 sec
delay.
00 - 96 0-96 Sec. 97 120 Sec.
30,30
Part. 1 Part. 2
V21iPSIA 30-9630-96 secs 97120 secs 98180
secs 99240 secs Note Entries less than 30 will
result in a 30 sec delay.
00 - 96 0-96 Sec. 97 120 Sec.
98 180 Sec. 99 240 Sec.
30,30
Part. 1 Part. 2
V21iPSIA Same as 35
Same entry choices as 35
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Backup Communications

• 29 Menu Mode for IP/GSM Enable
• 54 Dynamic Signaling Delay
• 55 Dynamic Signaling Priority

This is a Menu Mode command, not a data field,
for programming IP/GSM options. This will be
covered in detail in the next section.
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0 No delay (Both signals sent) 1-15 delay
times in 15 sec. increments 1 15 Sec. 2 30
Sec. Etc. Note if 55 is set to 0, use min.
30 sec to avoid redundant IP report.
0
0 Primary Dialer first 1 IP/GSM module first
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Programming Locations
V21iPSIA Call Waiting Disable
8, 0

• 91 Option Selection
• 92 Phone Line Monitor Enable

0 None 4 AAV 8 Exit Delay Restart /
Reset (To select both add 4 8 and enter 12)
V21iPSIA Options Same as listed. Call Waiting
Disable 0 call waiting not used 1 call waiting
disable digits (70) entered in field 40
0, 0
Entry 1 0 Disabled 1-15 1 Min. -
15 Min. (1010 Min.) Entry 2 0 Keypad
display when line is faulted 1
Keypad displays PLUS keypad trouble sound
2 Same as 1 PLUS programmed output
device STARTS. If either
Part. armed, external
sounder activates.
1 2
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Vista-21iP IP and GSM Module Programming29
Menu Mode
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IP and GSM Module Programming

• This mode is for programming the Internet
  connection (IP) and optional GSM Module
  configuration, collectively referred to as the
  Internal Device.
• The following describes the programming of the
  Internal Device using an alpha keypad.
  Alternatively, these options can be programmed
  via the AlarmNet Direct website. After
  programming is complete, the control must be
  registered with AlarmNet via the Internet
  connection.

Note The Internal Device is automatically set to
address 3 and cannot be changed.
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Alpha Keypad as a 7720P Programming Tool

• When programming IP/GSM features (with 29 menu
  mode), the alpha keypad mimics the functions of
  the 7720P Programming Tool. Each key has two
  possible functions a normal function and a SHIFT
  function.

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29 Menu Mode Keypad Functions
Internal Device Programming Prompts scroll
the options of a particular prompt accept
the entry and move to the next prompt A
backspace or shift-A for escape B scroll to
next prompt or shift-B scroll to previous
prompt C answer No or shift-C answer Yes to
prompt D shift key
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Entering 29 Menu Mode
Enable INT IP/GSM?
Enable IP/GSM? 0 NO 1YES
0 no, not using either IP or GSM 1 yes, Using
IP and/or GSM module to continue
Programming/Diagnostics Select 1 Prog (program
the IP/GSM options) 2 Diag (enter diagnostic
mode) Do not select if using an external comm
device 0 Quit returns to data field
programming mode
1PROG 2DIAG 0QUIT
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Internal Device Programming
Internal Device Selection
Internal Device IP
Disable IP GSM IP GSM Press to scroll
choices Press to continue
Multi-Mode (email reporting)
Disabled no email reporting of events 4204
Sourced up to four types of events
reported 2-4204 Sourced up to eight types of
events reported Press to continue
Multi Mode Disabled
Multi-Mode Address Will appear if Multi-Mode is
enabled 12 15 Emulated 4204 Relay Module
Address
Multi mode Addr (12)
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Internal Device Programming
Primary City ID 01 91(decimal) 2-digit
primary city code
Primary City ID? (??)
Primary CS ID 01 FE (HEX) primary central
station system ID
Primary CS ID? (??)
Primary Subscriber ID 0001 9999 (decimal)
4-digit customer account
Primary Sub ID? (????)
Remote Access Y use remote services N do
not use remote services to continue
Remote Access Y/N (N)
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Internal Device Programming
Keypad Address (for Remote Access) Appears only
if remote access is enabled 1,2,5,6 emulated
AUI address 17-23 emulated standard keypad
address
Keypad Address (28)
Supervision If using IP and /or GSM IP only 30
day US UL Line (6min) 24 hours US UL Line
(90sec) None (no supervision) CN UL Line Lv1 3
(3min) CN UL Line Lv1 4 (90sec) CN UL
Line Lv1 5 (75sec) 1 hour
Supervision 24 hours
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Internal Device Programming
GSM Rollover Only if IP GSM is selected as
Internal Device. Y all messages are sent over
the GSM in the event of an Internet failure,
including Daily or Monthly check-in N all
messages are sent automatically over the GSM
network in the event of an Internet failure,
excluding Daily or Monthly check-in
GSM Rollover Y/N (Y)
GSM 24 Hour Test Only if IP GSM is selected as
Internal Device. Y Daily message sent.
secondary communication path loss is generated
if the message is not delivered
GSM 24 Hr Tst Y/N (N)
Old Alarm Time 10 min 24 hours this time sets
how long an undeliverable alarm is retried for
delivery to the CS. to continue
Old Alarm Time 10 Minutes
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Internal Device Programming
IP Fault TimeTime delay (in minutes) before the
control notifies CS that there is a loss of
contact with the AlarmNet network over the
Ethernet (IP) connection.  01-99 If IP GSM is
selected as Internal Device.  00-99 If using IP
Only, where 00 equals no report.
IP Fault Time (60 mins)
GSM Fault TimeTime delay (in minutes) before the
control notifies CS that there is a loss of
contact with the GSM network.  01-99 If IP
GSM is selected as Internal Device.  00-99 If
using GSM Only, where 00 equals no report.
GSM Fault Time (60 mins)
Notify Panel Of When using IP GSM, select when
to notify the panel upon loss of Neither
Fault Both IP and GSM
Notify Panel Of Neither Fault
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IP address information
Use DHCP Y/N (Y) _
If Yes to DHCP, skip to Review?
Subnet Mask 255.255.255.255_
NIC IP Address 255.255.255.255_
DNS Serv IP Addr 255.255.255.255_
Gateway IP Addr 255.255.255.255_
Review? Y/N
Y review prompts and entries, starting with
Internal Device. N Exit 29 Menu mode and
return to data field programming mode.
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Vista-21iPIP / GSM Registration
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Registration

• Before registering make sure you have an Ethernet
  connection with internet access
• If using a Vista-GSM make sure it is installed
  and enabled in 29 programming.
• The Vista-GSM SIM will be activated during the
  Ethernet registration process.
• If you are not connecting the panel to Ethernet,
  then choose one of the following options to
  activate the SIM
• If the Vista-GSM has an AID number (only on date
  code M114 or later), you may activate the SIM via
  AlarmNet Direct.
• If the Vista-GSM has no AID (date code prior to
  M114), you must register the panel with a
  temporary internet connection. Ensure the
  Vista-GSM is installed and enabled in 29
  programming prior to registration.

SIM Activation Note This device is not activated
as shipped from the factory (indicated by unlit
RSSI LEDs), and must be activated before it can
be used.
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Registration
Register with Alpha Keypad using 29 Menu Mode

1. Enter 29 Menu Mode, select 2 Diagnostic
   mode, then press Shift then key (D key
   followed by the B key). The registration message
   is sent and the device uploads its root file.
2. Registration SUCCESS displayed indicates a
   successful registration.

Registering . . .
Registration Successful
Exit 29 Menu mode press Shift then Esc ( D
then A )
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Vista-21iPIP / GSM Diagnostics
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IP/GSM LED and Switch loations
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IP/GSM Status LEDs

• There are three status LEDs used to indicate
  IP/GSM message and internal device status
• STATUS, green
• MESSAGE, Yellow
• FAULT, red
• Each LED can have 4 different states ON, OFF,
  FAST BLINK, SLOW BLINK

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Signal Strength (RSSI)

• RSSI is a measure of how well the VISTA-GSM is
  receiving the cell tower.
• The RSSI value measured in dBm can also be viewed
  on the keypad display by using the shift E
  command while in 29 Menu mode Diagnostic mode.
• For reliable service, the antenna should only be
  installed in locations where the RSSI is a
  minimum of three bars.

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Inadequate Signal Strength

• If sufficient signal strength cannot be achieved
  using the Internal or Outdoor antenna options,
  you can use an external AlarmNet Device. The
  steps below explain how to do this
• 1. Power down the control.
• 2. Remove the Internet cable from the RJ45
  connector (if connected)
• 3. Disable the Internal IP/GSM portion of the
  control board by moving the Internal IP/GSM
  Jumper to the OFF pair of pins.
• 4. Connect the communication device to the
  controls ECP terminals.
• 5. Power up the control and the communication
  device.
• 6. Refer to 29 Menu mode, Enable INT IP/GSM
  prompt, for programming information.
• 7. Refer to the Installation and Setup Guide
  included with the communication device for the
  registration procedure.

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Signal Strength (RSSI) and Status LEDs

• The top RED LED lit indicates that the display is
  in RSSI mode.
• Status Indicator Switch
• Press and hold the Status LED Indicator Switch to
  view network carrier status
• When held the top RED LED will be off and the
  other LEDs have the following meaning

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Vista-21iP29 Menu ModeDiagnostic Commands
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Programmer Keyboard Commands
INTERNAL IP/GSM x.x.xx mm/dd/yy
A
Software Revision
MAC xxxxxxxxxxxx MAC CRC yyyy
MAC Address
B
to go to SCID
SCID Display
SCID xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx
SIM Card Identification number
to go to IMEI
IMEI xxxxxxxx xxxxxx x
IMEI Display
International Mobile Equipment Identity number
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Programmer Keyboard Commands
Mon 01 Jan 2001 054839 am
C
Time
Note D Command is available if IP or IP/GSM
is enabled.
Network Diagnostics Display
Physical Link Good
D
to go to NIC IP Address
NIC IP Address xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
IP Information Display
to go to Subnet Mask
Subnet Mask xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
to go to Gateway IP Address
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Programmer Keyboard Commands
IP Information Display Continued.
Gateway IP Addr xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
to go to DNS Server IP
DNS Serv IP xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
to go to encryption test
Encryption Test AES Passed!
to go to DHCP
DHCP OK
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Programmer Keyboard Commands
PriRSSI GPRS REG -xxxdbm x x
GSM Status Display
E
next field, BS previous field
Cntry Netw LAC xxx xxx xxxxx
next field, BS previous field
Cell BasSt Chan Xxxxx x xxx
next field, BS previous field
Second Site RSSI -xxxdbm
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Programmer Keyboard Commands
Testing Gateway Redir 1
F
Run Network Diagnostic Test
Only if IP or IP/GSM is enabled next
field, BS previous field
Checks for trouble on IP/GSM
FLT OK
S
next field, BS previous field
Test Msg Sent
T
Test Alarm
next field, BS previous field
Reset CPU Y/N
X
Reset the IP/GSM
next field, BS previous field
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Programmer Keyboard Commands
Force Server Update? Y/N
0
Force Upload of Configuration File
Note If the internet is not available, and the
module is not initialized when you enter this
command, the following screen will be displayed.
Cannot Upload Try Later!_
Path for Data Transmission Not Available.
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