Police22 said:
Let me know, been installing ademco for over 5 years so i may be able
to help (cant promise
email me as i dont check this regularly and it doesnt use my regular
email.
[email protected]
Rory
Michael said:Hey,
Ok, the resistor can be anywhere on the zone wire between terminal
15 and 16. It's designed to be an end of line resistor to supervise
the loop (in case the line is shorted together). It could be put right
under one of the terminals, and some installers do it that way. The
choice is up to you. As long as the wire comes out of one terminal,
through the resistor, through the motion detector relay (C and NC),
and to the other terminal. I can post or email some crude drawings if
it would help (remove NOSPAM and extra .com from my email address to
write directly)
As far as zone programming, if you don't have an alpha keypad, it
will be tough, but I could try to walk you through it down step by
step. Do you have a copy of the installation manual? I don't recall<g>
Basically, the Zone Desc is the zone number (In your case Zone 5),
Zone Type is whichever you want (a 4 or a 10 would probably be the
best option for a motion) Part'n # would be a 1 (everything else is
probably on one) Report Code has to do with calling into a central
station (leave or set to 00), Input type will be 01 (for zones on the
panel, you cannot change it), response time should be left at 350ms
What about the guy who put it in. Have you tried getting him to
program it for you?
Sorry, I just looked over your post more closely (it's late,
sorry<g>)
Installer Code + 8+0+0+*+56+0+05*+*+10*+*+1*+*+0000*+*+1*+* (OK,
at this point, "06" should come up on the display, which means you
have gone through zone 5's programming, and would be about to continue
to zone 6. When you SEE 06, press 00* to exit zone programming, then
*99 to exit programming altogether. There... simple, right?
This caveat... I am doing this ENTIRELY from memory right now (no
visual cues, only the power of my mind.... be afraid... be very
afraid<g>. Honestly, the only field you need to alter is the zone type
(make it a 10), and if you press * after that, it will eventually get
you to the "06" which is safe ground (getting out IS correct, I'm not
sure about every singe * in the zone programming itself<g>)
If you need more help, let me know!
Rory said:first i havent heard of an ademco AM100, is it new/old? How many zones
does it have and i imagine from your post it has partitions? Do you
mean a Vista 100??
Anyway, what exactly are you trying to do, stop if from sending
signals over the phone, or from saying FC or Comm Failure on the
Keypad???
Let me know, been installing ademco for over 5 years so i may be able
to help (cant promise
email me as i dont check this regularly and it doesnt use my regular
email.
[email protected]
Rory
Police22 <[email protected]> wrote in message
Police22 said:Michael.. well that did not work.. the programming of zone 5.. it would beep 3 times after i did the
05.. but after that.. nothing.... if it post right.. i included the pdf from ademco on this
programming.. cause you said you didn't have it or something..
Hey,
Ok, the resistor can be anywhere on the zone wire between terminal
15 and 16. It's designed to be an end of line resistor to supervise
the loop (in case the line is shorted together). It could be put right
under one of the terminals, and some installers do it that way. The
choice is up to you. As long as the wire comes out of one terminal,
through the resistor, through the motion detector relay (C and NC),
and to the other terminal. I can post or email some crude drawings if
it would help (remove NOSPAM and extra .com from my email address to
write directly)
As far as zone programming, if you don't have an alpha keypad, it
will be tough, but I could try to walk you through it down step by
step. Do you have a copy of the installation manual? I don't recall<g>
Basically, the Zone Desc is the zone number (In your case Zone 5),
Zone Type is whichever you want (a 4 or a 10 would probably be the
best option for a motion) Part'n # would be a 1 (everything else is
probably on one) Report Code has to do with calling into a central
station (leave or set to 00), Input type will be 01 (for zones on the
panel, you cannot change it), response time should be left at 350ms
What about the guy who put it in. Have you tried getting him to
program it for you?
Sorry, I just looked over your post more closely (it's late,
sorry<g>)
Installer Code + 8+0+0+*+56+0+05*+*+10*+*+1*+*+0000*+*+1*+* (OK,
at this point, "06" should come up on the display, which means you
have gone through zone 5's programming, and would be about to continue
to zone 6. When you SEE 06, press 00* to exit zone programming, then
*99 to exit programming altogether. There... simple, right?
This caveat... I am doing this ENTIRELY from memory right now (no
visual cues, only the power of my mind.... be afraid... be very
afraid<g>. Honestly, the only field you need to alter is the zone type
(make it a 10), and if you press * after that, it will eventually get
you to the "06" which is safe ground (getting out IS correct, I'm not
sure about every singe * in the zone programming itself<g>)
If you need more help, let me know!
Rory said:Enter like this once in program mode.
*56 (Zone Programming)
05*
*
04 (ZONE TYPE) - you will see something, either 00 or a zone type such
as 04, 10 etc if it was previously programmed.
*
1 (PARTITION) - on a 6128 keypad you will not see this, just star
through
*
1111 (REPORT CODES) - if it is new zone, it will be 00, just enter
your report codes, we use 1's for all report codes down here.
*
*
*
completes programming of that zone, you will not see anything on a
6128 keypad, just keep staring through until you come to the next
zone, 06, then 00 to exit.
Exit programming mode
*99
Put resistor on LOW side, so the reistor for zone 5 & 6 are together
on the same screw. #16
Tie the wire to the resistor, (example: if you are using yellow and
green on the other end) yellow OR green can go either way around, one
to the resistor end, twist it on, the other to the screw on, so say
you put yellow on the resistor on screw #16, put green on screw # 15.
Thats all the re is to it.
Test the zone by faulting it.
Police22 <[email protected]> wrote in messageMichael.. well that did not work.. the programming of zone 5.. it would beep 3 times after i did the
05.. but after that.. nothing.... if it post right.. i included the pdf from ademco on this
programming.. cause you said you didn't have it or something..
Hey,
Ok, the resistor can be anywhere on the zone wire between terminal
15 and 16. It's designed to be an end of line resistor to supervise
the loop (in case the line is shorted together). It could be put right
under one of the terminals, and some installers do it that way. The
choice is up to you. As long as the wire comes out of one terminal,
through the resistor, through the motion detector relay (C and NC),
and to the other terminal. I can post or email some crude drawings if
it would help (remove NOSPAM and extra .com from my email address to
write directly)
As far as zone programming, if you don't have an alpha keypad, it
will be tough, but I could try to walk you through it down step by
step. Do you have a copy of the installation manual? I don't recall<g>
Basically, the Zone Desc is the zone number (In your case Zone 5),
Zone Type is whichever you want (a 4 or a 10 would probably be the
best option for a motion) Part'n # would be a 1 (everything else is
probably on one) Report Code has to do with calling into a central
station (leave or set to 00), Input type will be 01 (for zones on the
panel, you cannot change it), response time should be left at 350ms
What about the guy who put it in. Have you tried getting him to
program it for you?
Sorry, I just looked over your post more closely (it's late,
sorry<g>)
Installer Code + 8+0+0+*+56+0+05*+*+10*+*+1*+*+0000*+*+1*+* (OK,
at this point, "06" should come up on the display, which means you
have gone through zone 5's programming, and would be about to continue
to zone 6. When you SEE 06, press 00* to exit zone programming, then
*99 to exit programming altogether. There... simple, right?
This caveat... I am doing this ENTIRELY from memory right now (no
visual cues, only the power of my mind.... be afraid... be very
afraid<g>. Honestly, the only field you need to alter is the zone type
(make it a 10), and if you press * after that, it will eventually get
you to the "06" which is safe ground (getting out IS correct, I'm not
sure about every singe * in the zone programming itself<g>)
If you need more help, let me know!
Thanks Michael.. you have been a big help.. but yes i do need help with the zones.. i attached pics
of the way it is hooked up.. i Hooked up Zone 5 with out resistor.. wasn't sure which on to put it
on.. as you may already know zone 5 is Slot 15 (HI) and 16 (LO) .. what I'm really confused on other
than the Resistor.. is programming the zones.. cause as you know that you have
Zone Desc - zone# - Zone type - Part'n # - Report Code (RC) - TYPE - TIME
On Page 4 and 5 of the programming form, it shows how to do it but what zone type should i use..
for Shed part would be 1, report code (HEX) ??? .. Loop Input type Hardwired (HW),, Response time
would be #1 for 350msec or should i use something else?..
Let me see if i have this right..
I would put in Installer Code + 8 + 0 + 0 *56 + 05 + 07 + 1 + 0005 + 1
for Zone 5 + Type 24hr Audible + Part 1 + Hex zone 05 + HW is automatic and response time is 1 for
350msec... would this be correct? and which side do i put the resistor on the Protective Loop or
Closed Circuit?.. Thanks so much..
Mark Leuck said:
