Honeywell Ademco Gsm Installation Manual
The EnvisaLink module will self-configure to work with the Vista panel once a few initial programming steps are completed. Activate the module on your EyezOn account.
It is important that you select EnvisaLink 3 Honeywell during this step. Physically install the module. Note: if you install it at a commercial site make sure they do not have outbound UDP blocked on the network or outbound TCP Port 4025. Confirm that the 'LINK' LED is on solid on the EnvisaLink and wait 10 minutes and the 'OPER' LED is flashing slowly. After 10 minutes the 'KEYB' LED should also be on solid. If it isn't please check your wiring.
Access the EnvisaLink local webpage (the one on the device itself) as noted in the Quick Start guide. Follow the steps in PART 1 on this page. Follow the steps in PART 2 on this page (Part 2A for Vista 10/15/20/21P and Part 2B for Vista 128/250) to program the panel options. Make sure to enable the keypad address on the panel that matches the value in the EnvisaLink from PART 1.
Quick Setup. if you are installing the EnvisaLink onto a simple, single partition Vista setup with no additional communicators on it and only 1 or 2 keypads existing then you can skip PART 1 of this page if in PART 2 you enable keypad 18 (.191) then follow steps 2, 3 and 4 for communication setup. The EnvisaLink 3 has the ability to work even if you already have an IP, GSM, or LRR module installed. This is done by a method called 'shadowing'. If you have such a module, and you have it enabled (.29 data field is set to 1), then click this check-box and hit modify. Failure to do this could result in both modules failing to operate correctly.
NOTE: If you DO NOT have an IP/GSM/LRR module installed and you check this checkbox, your EnvsaLink 3 will not function correctly. NOTE: If you own a Vista 21iP, you MUST physically disable the onboard IP communicator for the EnvisaLink to function as communicator. You do this by removing the two-pin shunt on the jumper just below the onboard RJ-45 Jack on the Vista21IP panel.
Please see the Vista 21IP Installation Manual for a full diagram. Go to the following sections, and program them as indicated (Note: this is for Sole Communicator setups, you may need to specify different settings if you have more than one communicator enabled):.48 - Contact ID. Use the default, Contact ID 4 by setting.48 to 77.49 - Split/Dual report.49, should be set to 5 to enable both communicators getting events.50 - Burglar Dialer Delay (optional). The default is 2,0 which causes a 30 second delay until an alarm event is sent out. If you want the event to be sent out with no delay then set this to 0,0.54 - Dynamic Signalling. You should turn off the dynamic signalling delay by making.54 to 0.55 - Communicator Priority.
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Put the reporting priority to,.55, to 1 to make sure the Envisalink gets the event first NOTE: Please ensure that for each zone in your system the reporting code is NOT set to 00. If they are you will not receive alarm events. Go to the following sections and program them with 11, or keep hitting 1 until your hear three beeps from the keypad.59 - Exit Error Reporting.60 - Trouble Reporting.61 - Bypass Reporting.62 - AC Loss Reporting.63 - Low Battery Reporting.65 - Openings (disarming) Report.66 - Closings (arming) Report.67 - RF Low Battery Reporting.68 - Cancel (opening after alarm) Reporting.70 - Alarm Restorals Reporting.71 - Trouble Restorals Reporting.72 - Bypass Restorals Reporting.73 - AC Fail Restoral Reporting.74 - Low-Bat Restoral Reporting.75 - RF Low-Bat Restoral Reporting.
Honeywell is focused on providing the best alarm communication solutions for the security industry. Alternative communication methods are critical in the marketplace due to VoIP, migration from POTS and global growth of digital networks. Transmission Protocols Honeywell's IntelliPath® Series communicators provide seamless, reliable coverage by automatically choosing the best signal in the area (whether 2G, 3G or 4G) and self-adjusting as necessary. The following wireless communication protocols are supported: HSPA+ (4G ) HSPA (HSDPA & HSUPA) (3G) EDGE (2G) GPRS (2G) This groundbreaking communications solution offers full data reporting and uploading/downloading with most Honeywell control panels.
In addition, with onboard zone inputs and optional dialer capture capability, we’re compatible with other manufacturers’ security panels as well. Honeywell communication products and control panels combine to make installations faster and easier.
Gsm Installation Guide
All signals are delivered to Honeywell’s AlarmNet® Network Control Center, which routes the information to the appropriate central station. The state-of-the-art AlarmNet Network Control Center is fully redundant and monitored 24/7.
AlarmNet has the ability to route messages using AlarmNet-i and 800 PLUS services, providing true redundancy and multi-path message delivery. Multi-GSM platform compability —2G, 3G and 4G. Full Contact ID or ADEMCO ® High-Speed Reporting Contact ID reporting using ECP mode with compatible Honeywell control panels or combined with optional dialer capture for non-ECP capable control panels.
256-bit AES Encryption Advanced encryption standard used for secure communications. Upload/Download Available with select Honeywell control panels.
Requires Compass version 1.5.8.54a or higher. Integration Quick and easy installation of cellular communicator for VISTATM and LYNX controls. Dynamic Signaling with Certain Honeywell Control Panels Provides management of control panel dialer and digital cellular communicator. Programmable priority and delays determine signal path. Diagnostic LEDs Provide signal strength and status indications.
QOS Quality of Service diagnostics via AlarmNet supply vital information including when a message was received, battery voltage, input voltage, signal strength and message path. Web-Based Programming Allows complete interactive programming from AlarmNet Direct. Intelligent Supervision Any message generated serves as a supervision message per optional 24 hour or 30 day intervals. This feature effectively limits required messages to be sent.
Remote Services Capability. Optional Honeywell Total Connect® Remote Services value-added web-based or SMS system control as well as e-mail notification of system events. Not available with iGSMHS4G. Two-way Voice Transport GSM voice channel capable to allow two-way voice session in conjunction with an audio verification system (U.S. And Canada only). Line Security Approved for line security applications with 200-second supervision intervals (iGSMHS4G).Service subscription required.
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