ESPRIT 626, 616 User Manual
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ESPRIT BURGLAR ALARM CONTROL PANEL
Welcome to the world of ESPRIT technology. Your
Esprit control panel has been designed with ease of
use and simplicity in mind. We’ve developed a highly advanced technology control panel with powerful
features that ANYONE can use, without memorizing
complex, confusing codes or taking a course in computer programming!!
Not only is ESPRIT easy to operate, with many functions accessible by one touch of the keypad, but it’s
also functional and stylish. We hope that you’ve
already been impressed by its compact design and
attractively styled keypads, with their adjustable illumination levels.
The dwelling or building that you want to secure can
be divided into as many as 24 zones (depending
upon which model of the ESPRIT panel you require),
and controlled by up to 5 keypads or PS1 bedside
remote arming modules.
Thanks to the ESPRIT's "partitioning" feature, two
distinct systems (A and B), a dual area (assigned to
both systems)
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and a common area (no system
assignment) can be created and controlled by the
panel. Partitioning can be used in installations where
shared security systems are more practical, such as
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Control panel software versions 2.00 and beyond.
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office/warehouse buildings, or apartment/condominium complexes.
The ESPRIT keypad’s comprehensive 12 zone keys,
8 function keys and keypad sounder serve to keep
you instantly aware of alarm, system and operational
status. Motion detectors, smoke and glass break
detectors, as well as vibration/shock and door/window
contact sensors will all report to ESPRIT’s RISC
microprocessor brain, and vital security information
will be communicated to you by the keypad display.
The ESPRIT can report a wide range of status conditions to the security central monitoring station.
Automatic test reports can also be sent to the central
station to ensure that your system is functioning properly. We recommend that such tests be conducted
regularly. Please consult your installer for instructions.
Using telephone lines, a computer modem & highsecurity software, your security company can perform
remote diagnostics and modifications to your ESPRIT
panel at your request. Your control panel can also be
armed remotely should you forget to do so.
Depending on the panel, you may even obtain an
activity printout of the last 120 events that occurred in
your system. All control panels software version 3.00
and beyond, will provide a report of the last 256
events. This reduces time and expense devoted to
security supervision and can be performed in minutes.
Look
Everything you need to know about your security
system is clearly and simply displayed on the Esprit
keypad. The keypad diagram at the end of of this
manual provides you with an excellent introduction to
the roles of the keypad function keys on both the
Esprit 616 and 626 keypads.
Individual zone key lights communicate the status of
the zones in your system. If the zone light is "off", the
status in that zone is normal. If the zone light is "on"
(constant light), this means the zone is open. If the
zone light is flashing, this means that there is a zone
wiring problem (which will be automatically communicated to your security company.)
Listen
Every time a key is pressed, it illuminates and the keypad beeps (0.5 second tone) to show that the entry
has been recognized. When you enter information on
the keypad, it will guide you with beep tones that communicate acceptance or rejection of your entries. You
should be familiar with these two keypad beep tones:
Keypad beep tones
“
CONFIRMATION
” beep: When an operation (i.e. arming/disarming) is successfully entered on the keypad,
or when the system switches to a new status/mode,
the sounder produces an intermittent beep tone.
“END/REJECTION” beep: When the system reverts to
previous status, or when an operation is incorrectly
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entered on the keypad, the sounder emits a contin-
uous beep tone.
"PARTITIONING" (not available on all models)
Based on your instructions, your installer can program
your panel to recognize and control 2 separate systems
by activating the panel's "partitioning" feature. When
partitioning is activated, each zone can be defined as
belonging to System A, System B, both systems (dual
area)
ÀÀ
, or no system assignment (common area). User
access codes can also be programmed to arm or disarm one system or both systems simultaneously.
Your keypad can display the status of both systems.
In partitioning mode, when System A is armed, the
[
STAY] key flashes*. If System B is armed, the [AWAY]
key flashes
*. If both systems are armed, both of
these keys will be flashing
*.
*
On control panel models 728, 728 EXPRESS and 738
EXPRESS using software versions 2.1X onward, keys
indicated will not flash, but will be constantly illuminated.
Code priority
When deciding who should have access to your
security system control panel, please keep in mind
that
each user code can be assigned a different code
priority by your installer. Code priority determines the
level of security access each user will have, and which
features and functions they can activate.
User Codes 01-16, or 01-48 (on control panels software version 3.00 and beyond) can be programmed
by your installer to arm/disarm the system, activate
[STAY] or [AWAY] arming, and zone bypassing. These
codes can also be designated to arm/disarm only
System A zones, only System B zones, or both systems by your installer.
Programming User Codes
In addition to the master code, the Esprit control panel
can be programmed to accept up to 8, 16, or 48 user
codes, depending on the control panel. You can
choose to use either 4 or 6-digit access codes with
your system. 6-digit codes are considered more difficult to “crack” and are therefore seen as more
“secure.” If, however, ease of recall is your priority,
then 4-digit access codes can be programmed
instead. Once your codes are entered your panel will
store them even after total AC and battery failure.
Note: Never select a code that is too simple or too
obvious, your telephone number, street address
or codes such as 1234, since these codes are
used as defaults by many manufacturers.
Your installer will program the Esprit to accept 4 or 6
digit codes, and also assigns code definitions to all
access codes. To create or modify access codes, follow the steps indicated on the next page. The master
code or user 01 code must be used to enter “programming” mode to program user codes.
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Control panel software versions 2.00 and beyond.
Each access code is made up of 4 or 6 digits (programmed by your installer). The master code
474747 and user codes are identified by a 2 digit
"code number".
CODE CODE # CODE CODE # CODE CODE #
Master 00 User 17 17 User 34 34
User 1 01 User 18 18 User 35 35
User 2 02 User 19 19 User 36 36
User 3 03 User 20 20 User 37 37
User 4 04 User 21 21 User 38 38
User 5 05 User 22 22 User 39 39
User 6 06 User 23 23 User 40 40
User 7 07 User 24 24 User 41 41
User 8 08 User 25 25 User 42 42
User 9 09 User 26 26 User 43 43
User 10 10 User 27 27 User 44 44
User 11 11 User 28 28 User 45 45
User 12 12 User 29 29 User 46 46
User 13 13 User 30 30 User 47 47
User 14 14 User 31 31 User 48 48
User 15 15 User 32 32
User 16 16 User 33 33
Creating User Codes:
1)
Press [
ENTER
] + your master code
474747
or
user 1 code. You will hear the “
CONFIRMATION
” beep
and the [
ENTER
] key will flash, to show you that the
panel is ready to accept your code number entries.
2)
Enter the two digit "code number" (01-16, or 01-48)
for the user code you wish to program (or 00 to
change the master code). You will hear the “
CON
-
FIRMATION
” beep, and the [
ENTER
] key will stay “on”.
3) Key in 4 (or 6) digits of the user code number and
press [
ENTER
]. The “
CONFIRMATION
” beep will be
heard again. The [
ENTER
] key will flash. A four (or
six) digit user code has been entered into memory.
Y ou may continue programming other user codes,
or press [
CLEAR
] to exit programming mode.
Note: [2ND] key flashes if location is empty (no code
programmed).
Duress code: (applicable for software version 3.10)
The last user code (user 48) can be programmed to
report a “duress code”. If you are forced to arm or
disarm your system under threat, a duress code can
be entered in the key sequence to produce a silent
alarm at the monitoring station. Check with your
installer to see if this option is active on your system.
Deleting a user code:
Pressing [
ENTER
] + master code + code location (01-48)
to be erased + [2ND] key + [
ENTER
]. Press [
CLEAR
] to exit
programming mode. (Note: Do not clear master code.)
ARMING THE SYSTEM
(without partitioning)
The Esprit can be armed in 5 different ways designed to
cover a wide variety of security situations. We suggest
that you familiarize yourself with all 5 arming procedures
so that you can take full advantage of your system.
(1)
REGULAR system arming
(used for normal, day-to-day system operation)
The keypad’s green "READY" light must be “on” in
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order to arm the system. This light will only illuminate
if all zones are closed. All doors and windows must
be closed, and there can be no movement in areas
monitored by motion detectors. Once the "READY"
light is on, enter your user code. If you make a mistake entering your code, the keypad sounder
“END/REJECTION” beep will let you know. Just press
[CLEAR] and re-enter the code.
When you have correctly entered your user code, the
red "
ARMED
" light will come on, and you will hear the
keypad “
CONFIRMATION
” beep. The "
READY
" light will
flash and the keypad will "beep" (if programmed) during the exit delay period. (Note: The last 10 seconds
the beep will be faster.) [
STAY
] and [
AWAY
] keys will
flash
*
. Your installer will program exit delay duration
based on the time you require to safely exit the protected area once the system is armed.
*
On control panel models 728, 728 EXPRESS and 738
EXPRESS using software version 2.1X, keys indicated
will not flash, but will be constantly illuminated. Software
versions 2.2X onward, keys indicated do not illuminate.
(2) “STAY” arming
[STAY] + CODE OR KEY [11]
(partial system arming)
“Stay” arming allows you to remain in the protected area
while “partially” arming the system. This means that you
can stay in and move around your home, or commercial
building, while certain designated zones are armed. Y ou
might choose to have entry/exit points like doors or win-
dows protected, or the basement, or perhaps all the
zones on the perimeter of your home or establishment.
Based on your instructions, your installer programs
the control panel to arm certain zones in “Stay arming” mode. These programmed “Stay” zones will arm
on "Stay" mode and can only be changed by your
installer. Please remember that fire zones cannot be
bypassed. (Using this convenient feature, you can
"Stay" arm the system and then leave the premises
while others remain in the protected area.)
Pressing [STAY] + ACCESS CODE (or KEY [STAY/11] - see
below) on the keypad, activates “Stay arming” command. “Stay” arming can also be activated by a key
switch - refer to “key switch/push button arming”.
(3) “ONE KEY” arming
(One touch system arming - no code required)
K
EY [10]
regular arming
When the "
READY
" light is on, pressing key [10] steadily for 2 seconds automatically "full" arms the system, if
programmed. No user code is required. This feature
can be used to allow specified individuals like service
personnel (i.e. cleaners, maintenance) to arm the system when leaving the protected area, without giving
them access to any other panel operations.
KEY [STAY/11] “S
tay arming”
Please refer to “Stay” arming section above for a full
explanation of this feature. There is no need to wait
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