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Ademco 5816 Door/Window Transmitter

6128RF Keypad Receiver

Keypad will operate as 5881M (Max 16 transmitters) Sensors cannot be closer than 18 inches to keypad

Programming is same as 5881, add receiver as standard 5881 receiver in panel programming

Points to
Remember

1. If User Code assigned to keyfob changes it will need reprogrammed
(Because of this program a secondary User Code as “Keyfob Code”)
2. Keyfobs programmed into keypad do not take up a zone, up to 8 keyfobs can be added
3. Keyfobs programmed into keypad are not supervised for low battery trouble

Default Keyfob
Programming
Setup

Loop 1 = Relay toggle On/Off (usually change this to Panic)
Loop 2 = Disarm
Loop 3 = Arm Away
Loop 4 = Arm Stay

Enter Program

1. Press 1 and 3 together for 5 seconds within 30 seconds of power up
2. Keypad will flash “- – 0 0” (if other numbers display press *)
3. Press 5 to go to Keyfob programming (next section)

Default Keypad

1. Press 1 and 3 keys together for several seconds withiin 30 seconds on power up
2. Keypad beeps 3 times, “- – 0 0” will flash on display, press * if something else appears
3. Press 9, keypad will flash EE
4. Press 1 to default, keypad will beep 3 times and return to flashing “- – 0 0”
(Any other key return to flashing “- – 0 0” without defaulting)

Location

5

Wireless Key Enrollment
1. Display will show “d -,” Enter 1 to program Keyfob 1, 2 for Keyfob to etc
2. Display will flash “d1” for Keyfob 1, “d2” for Keyfob 2 etc
3. Press 1 to continue to program serial number
4. Display will flash “bl”, press any key on keyfob
Note: To erase a keyfob press # here
5. “bl” + serial number will now flash
6. Press * to continue, display will flash “d” + Keyfob number
7. Press 2, display flashes “u4”, enter a 4-digit Code already programmed in panel
8. Press * , display will flash “d” + Keyfob number
9. Press 4 to program button Loop Numbers, display will show “A-,”
10. Enter loop number, display will show “A -” and the loop number
11. Enter function for this loop

1 = Disarm
2 = Arm Away
3 = Arm Stay
4 = Arm Maximum
7 = Arm Instant
# + 99 = Police Panic
# + 7 = Manually Start Relay a Action (Vista-10/Via-30PSE Only)
(If Vista-20SE use # + 7 + Device Number)
# + 8 = Manually Stop Relay a Action (Vista-10/Via-30PSE Only)
(If Vista-20SE’s use # + 7 + Device Number)
# + 71 = Relay as programmed in Control (Vista-40/50P only)
# + 72 = Relay as programmed in Control (Vista-40/50P only)
# + 72 = Access Control Relay for Partition (Vista-40/50P only)

12. Display should flash “A” + Loop Number + Function programmed
13. Press * for next loop (Display will flash “A-,” again)
OR
13. If finished press * until display flashes “d-” and move to next Keyfob
OR go to 14 to program Relay action
14. Press 5, display will flash “o-“, enter loop to control relay
15. Enter Relay Action, display will then show “o” + loop number + Relay Action

1 = Relay Off
2 = Relay On
3 = Relay Toggles On/Off
4 = Relay Closes for 2 seconds (This is for Garage Doors)

16. If finished press * until you exit RF keypad programming completely

Complete Program Guide (Usually never needed)

Programming Locations – U = User Code Digit; Y = Loop Function; Z = Relay Action

Field	Description	Display	Choices	Default
1	Keypad Address	cA	01-31	31	VISTA-10SE/VISTA-20SE use 31 VISTA-40 uses 01-15; VISTA-50P uses 01-30
2	Receiver Address	rA	00-31	00	VISTA-10SE/VISTA-20SE use 00 VISTA-40 uses 01-15; VISTA-50P uses 01-30
3	House ID	hI	00-31	10	House ID needed if RF keypad and/or bi-directional unit are used and House ID source is set for nonsystem
4	House ID Source	hS	1=System 0=Nonsystem	1	If System House ID source, RF units MUST match House ID in control panel. If Nonsystem House ID source, RF units MUST match House ID in 6128RF.
5	Keyfob Device Number Programming	d-	1-8	—	Up to 8 keyfobs may be enrolled in 6128RF. These DO NOT occupy any zones on the control
1	Wireless Key Enroll	bl	Press Key	—	Enrolls serial number into 6128RF
2	4-Digit User Code	u4	(UUUU)	—	User code must be one that is active in the control panel
3	6-Digit User Code	u6	(UUUUUU)	—	For use with 4140XMP control panel when set for high security mode. User code must be one that is active in the control panel
4	Loop Number	A-	1-4 + (YYYY)	*	See Wireless Key Function Chart. + Function
5	6128RF Relay Action	o-	1-4 + (Z)	*	0=no action; 1=relay off; 2=relay on 3=relay toggles on & off; 4=relay closes for 2 seconds
6	Receiver	r-	1=Local 0=System	1	If set for system, be sure the number of receivers does not exceed capacity of control panel
7	Transmitter Module	tE	1=Enable 0=Disable	1	Enable is needed if RF keypad and/or bi-directional unit used

Ademco 5816 Temp Sensor

5800 Tm Model

For Vista 40 program in #93 as an “Alpha Console”
Other panels require no programming
Wiring	Wire to panel keypad connectors, blue wire not used
For Addressable System	(Vista-40, Vista-50, Vista-100) Address 28 Cut Red Jumper (W1) Address 29 Cut White Jumper (W2) Address 30 Cut both Jumpers
For Non-Addressable System	(Vista-10, 4110 etc) No programming or cutting jumpers required

5817 Multi Point Sensor

Ademco 5801 Keyfob/Panic

5802/5802MN Remote Panics

Ademco 5819 Multi-Point Transmitter

Ademco 5804 Remote Keyfob

Zone Types	21=Arm-Away 22=Disarm	20=Arm-Stay 07=24 Hr Police
	06= 24 Hr Silent Police

5819WHS Shock Sensor

Ademco 5827 Remote Keypad

	Remove battery when changing switches! Note: older versions will work with 5700 wireless systems, new versions do not
House ID	Dip Switch					House ID	Dip Switch
	1	2	3	4	5		1	2	3	4	5
1	dn	dn	dn	dn	UP	16	UP	dn	dn	dn	dn
2	dn	dn	dn	UP	dn	17	UP	dn	dn	dn	UP
3	dn	dn	dn	UP	UP	18	UP	dn	dn	UP	dn
4	dn	dn	UP	dn	dn	19	UP	dn	dn	UP	UP
5	dn	dn	UP	dn	UP	20	UP	dn	UP	dn	dn
6	dn	dn	UP	UP	dn	21	UP	dn	UP	dn	UP
7	dn	dn	UP	UP	UP	22	UP	dn	UP	UP	dn
8	dn	UP	dn	dn	dn	23	UP	dn	UP	UP	UP
9	dn	UP	dn	dn	UP	24	UP	UP	dn	dn	dn
10	dn	UP	dn	UP	dn	25	UP	UP	dn	dn	UP
11	dn	UP	dn	UP	UP	26	UP	UP	dn	UP	dn
12	dn	UP	UP	dn	dn	27	UP	UP	dn	UP	UP
13	dn	UP	UP	dn	UP	28	UP	UP	UP	dn	dn
14	dn	UP	UP	UP	dn	29	UP	UP	UP	dn	UP
15	dn	UP	UP	UP	UP	30	UP	UP	UP	UP	dn
						31	UP	UP	UP	UP	UP

Ademco 5804WATCH Remote Keyfob

Works ONLY with 5881EN Encrypted Receivers, will not work on older receivers or Lynx Serial number on bottom sticker of watch, make sure tech writes it down in panel as a backup if lost Operation Press Red SECURITY button then press function desired Program 1. Hold Red SECURITY button for 8 seconds, Loop 1 programming begins

(This shows Loop 1 is disabled) 2. Press START/STOP to cycle through available commands (see list at bottom)

(This shows Loop 1 is set for AWAY Arming) 3. Press MODE to save selected command and move to next 4. Some commands support a delay from 0 to 15 seconds, cycle selections with START/STOP then press MODE to save and move to Loop 2

(This shows Loop 1 is set for no sending delay) 5. After programming all 4 loops display will show message duration, this is time in
seconds signal will send, press START/STOP to cycle selections then MODE to save
(bad areas may need longer time to send, good areas less)

(This shows send duration of 8 seconds) 6. Press Red SECURITY button to exit programming

Available Commands\|	How it displays on watch	\|Delay available?
NONE (Disabled)	NONE	No
AWAY	AWY	Yes
STAY	STY	Yes
ON	ON	Yes
OFF (Disarm)	OFF	Yes
Panic (General)	PAN	No
Police Panic	POL	No
Medical Panic	MED	No
Fire Panic	FIR	No
Lock*	LOK	Yes
Unlock*	UNL	Yes
Light*	LIT	Yes
Door (Access)	DOR	Yes
Accessory*	ACC	Yes

*sorry don’t know what these commands do yet

Ademco 5827BD Bi-directional Keypad

Requires 5800TM Transmitter Module

If using 5128RF keypad the 5800TM module is not needed

If using 5881 or 5882 receiver the 5800TM is needed

Panel Programming –

1. Enter RF System type in *22 (1 = 5700 2= 5800)
2. Enter House Code in *24 (01 – 31)

Keypad Programming –

1. Press * (Yellow light starts blinking)
2. Hold 1 and 3 for 3 seconds (Red & Green Lights start blinking)
3. * 8 + Master Code + # (Enters Master Code)
4. * 1 + Master Code + # (Enables Quick Arm)
5. * 9 + House Code + #
6. * 57 + # if using 5700 Receiver * 58 + # if 5800
7. * + # exits programming

Ademco 5806 Smoke Detector

Sentrol 5745/5845 ShatterPro Wireless Glassbreak

Ademco 5807 Smoke Detector

Ademco 5849 Glassbreak

Ademco 5808 Smoke Detector

Ademco 5850 (Intellisense) Glassbreak

Ademco 5890 Standard/5895PI Pet Immune Motion Detector

5128 IR Keypad Required (NOT RF Keypad)
Programming	(User Codes MUST be programmed first!) 1. Enter programming by pressing 5 & 0 together until keypad sounds 6 beeps 2. Press # + Keyfob Number (1 to 8) (you will also exit programming) 3. Press 5 & 0 together until keypad sounds 6 beeps 4. Enter Keyfob Number (1 to 8) then press any button on keyfob 5. Enter User Code of person who will use Keyfob + #, keypad should beep 3 times 6. Repeat for any other Keyfobs 7. Press # to exit

Various Hardwire Motion Detectors

Various Hardwire Smoke Detectors

Various Hardwire Glassbreak Detectors

240-COE Carbon Monoxide Detector

Discontinued

The alarm has an end-of-sensor-life status indicator that alerts

the user that it is time to replace the alarm. The LED flashes

green every 1-2 seconds and the sounder chirps every 5 minutes.

Pressing the TEST/HUSH button silences the indicator. The
indicator reactivates in 36 hours if the alarm is not replaced.

When silenced in end of life status, the alarm does not reliably
monitor CO levels.

CO1224T Carbon Monoxide Detector

Alarm Test	Will send alarm signal to panel
Hush/Silence	If required, the audible alarm can be silenced for 5 minutes by pushing the button marked “Test/Hush”. The red alarm light will continue to flash in temp-4 pattern. If carbon monoxide is still present after the 5 minute hush period, the audible alarm will sound. The hush facility will not operate at levels above 350 ppm (parts per million) carbon monoxide.
RealTest	When testing with real CO it will auto silence after about 20 second It will reset after all the CO has cleared from the sensor
Trouble	When the sensor supervision is in a trouble condition (such as a sensor that has been tampered with), the detector will send a trouble signal to the panel. The detector must then be replaced. There is no local audible signal when detector is in trouble.
End Of Life	When the detector has reached the end of its life, the trouble contact will open. This indicates that the CO sensor inside the detector has passed the end of its life and must be replaced. This detector’s lifespan is approximately six years from the date of manufacture. There is no local audible signal when detector is in trouble. Periodically check the “Replace by” sticker located under the detector cover. The detector must be replaced by this date.

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