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English
Cursor indicates the selected character. Press the [U] or [V] keys
to scroll the characters. Press the numerical keys from [0] to [9] to
replace the selected character. See Table 1 on page 30 on
page 30.
Indicates current character style.
Press the [2ND] key to change. See
Table 1 on page 30.
[UC] = Upper Case
[LC] = Lower Case
[SP] = Special
All of the Esprit 642BL LCD keypad’s features and options are set
through the keypad’s programming mode:
1. Press and hold the [
2. Enter the [
3.
Press the key corresponding to the desired section or use the
[V]
[1] = Labels[4] = Read Key[7] = Keypad Lock
[2] = Keypad Options [5] = Write Key
[3] = Keypad Code[6] = Set Language
KEYPADCODE]. Default: 0000
keys to scroll through the available sections and press
[1] Labels
This option allows you to program some of the messages that appear
on the keypad’s LCD screen. After entering Keypad Programming
Mode, select section [1]. Enter the three-digit value that corresponds
to the message you wish to change.
[101] to [124] = Zone 1 to Zone 24
[125] = Partition A; [126] = Partition B; [127] = Partition A & B
[201] to [208] = Notes
ENTER] key for three seconds.
[U] &
[ENTER].
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[2] Keypad Options
After entering Keypad Programming Mode, select section [2]. Press
the corresponding keys until all desired options are set, and then
press [
ENTER].
Bold = Default
KeyDescriptionOffOn
[1]Keypad zone N DisabledN Enabled
[2]Keypad zone requires 1kΩ
EOL resistor
[3]Keypad zone set to: N Zone 1N Zone 2
[4]Keypad communication
supervision
[5]Keypad tamper supervision N DisabledN Enabled
[6]PartitioningN DisabledN Enabled
[7]Master/SlaveN MasterN Slave
[8]Arming display for systems
that support:
[9]Multiple zone displayN DisabledN Enabled
ARM]
Scrolling zone displayN Disabled (only if
[
A
STAY]
Future UseN N/AN N/A
[
B
[
FORCE]
Display AC status on LCD
C
screen
BYP]
Time format of clockN Intl. (24hr)N US (AM/PM)
[
D
N NoN Ye s
N DisabledN Enabled
N < 12 zonesN > 12 zones
[9] = On)
N YesN No
N Enabled
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Keypad Zone
Section [2] — Option [1]
Off = Disabled
On = Enabled (default)
This option enables/disables the keypad’s on-board zone. Only two
keypad zones are available on an Esprit control panel, and only one
on-board zone per keypad.
Keypad Zone Requires 1kΩ EOL Resistor
Section [2] — Option [2]
Off
= No (default)
On = Yes
When option [2] is off, you do not need to install an EOL resistor.
When option [2] is on, you must install an external 1kΩ EOL resistor
as shown in Figure 1 on page 29.
Keypad Zone Set To Zone 1/Zone 2
Section [2] — Option [3]
Off = Keypad Zone 1 (default)
On = Keypad Zone 2
The Esprit system supports two keypad zones, and this option
determines whether the on-board keypad zone input is identified as
keypad zone 1 or keypad zone 2.
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Keypad Communication Supervision
Section [2] — Option [4]
Off = Disabled (default)
On = Enabled
Enable this option to monitor the communication between the control
panel and the keypad. If there is a loss of communication with the
keypad, the control panel generates an open keypad zone. This
option must be enabled on the control panel as well as the keypad
(enable “keypad zone supervision” on control panel section [090] key
[11] “on” for keypad zone 1, and key [12] “on” for keypad zone 2). For
this option to work, the keypad zone option [1] must be enabled.
Keypad Tamper Supervision
Section [2] — Option [5]
Off = Disabled (default)
On = Enabled
The keypad can be ordered with or without an anti-tamper switch. If
you want the system to supervise the status of the anti-tamper
switch, you must turn on option [5]. If the tamper switch is open, the
keypad will send the message “Keypad zone open”. If you do not
have an anti-tamper switch or if you do not want the system to
supervise its status, turn off option [5].
Partitioning
Section [2] — Option [6]
Off = Disabled (default)
On = Enabled
This option must be enabled if the system that the 642BL keypad is
connected to is partitioned.
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Master/Slave
Section [2] — Option [7]
Off = Master (default)
On = Slave
Activate this option with control panels using more than 12 zones. If
there are more than 12 zones being used in the system, only one
LCD keypad can be master and all other keypads are slaves. If using
more than 12 zones in the system and more than one keypad is set
as a “master”, a display problem will result. All slave LED keypads
must be used in “mute” mode. Any of the keypads connected to the
control panel will be able to display open zones.
Arming Display for Systems that Support >/< 12 zones
Section [2] — Option [8]
Off = Less than 12 zones (728+, 738EX+, 728ULT) (default)
On = More than 12 zones (738+, 748+)
Make sure that this option is set to match the control panel being
used. If the control panel is incompatible with the keypad, there will
be a display problem.
Zone Display
Section [2] — Option [9] and Option [ARM] = A
[9][ARM]Result
OFFOFFScrolling Zone Display
OFFONScrolling Zone Display
ONOFFMultiple Zone Display
ONONScrolling and Multiple Zone Display
Multiple Zone Display shows the status of several zones on a single
screen without zone labels. If zones 3 and 4 were open, the screen
would read: Zones Open 3 4. This screen alternates with the
system status screen.
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Scrolling Zone Display shows the zone label and status of one zone
per screen. If zone 3 was open, the screen would read: zones
open [3] zone label
.
Display AC Status on LCD Screen
Section [2] — Option [FORCE] = C
Off = Yes (default)
On = No
This option, when enabled, displays
right-hand side of the screen, indicating whether the panel is
connected to the AC supply or not. It is recommended that you turn
on the option (No) for the 748/748ES panels since they do not
support this function.
AC or No AC on the lower
Time Format
Section [2] — Option [BYP] = D
Off
= International 24-hour clock (default)
On = U.S. 12-hour clock
The 642BL LCD Keypad can display the time using the 24-hour clock
(option [D] off) or using the 12-hour (US) clock with the
indications (option [D] on).
• 18:00 = International (option [D] off)
• 6:00 pm = U.S. (option [D] on)
AM and PM
Backlight Functionality
When the system is Stay or Instant armed, the intensity of the
keypad’s backlight automatically decreases to a Level 1 setting.
During this time, if a key is pressed on the keypad, the backlight
switches to regular intensity and then returns to the Level 1 setting
when all actions on the keypad cease. The backlight returns to
regular intensity when the system is no longer Stay or Instant armed.
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[3] Keypad Code
Use this option to change the Keypad Code (default: 0000). After
entering Keypad Programming Mode, select section [3]. Enter the
new four-digit keypad code. During the keypad’s power up, the
display reads: for keypad reset enter and clear.
To set the keypad code to default, press and hold the [
Without releasing the [
Hold both keys until the display shows the system status.
ENTER] key, press and hold the [CLEAR] key.
ENTER] key.
[4] Read Key
Use this option to copy the programmed options and labels
(messages) from a Paradox Memory Key to the keypad’s memory.
Insert a programmed Paradox Memory Key into the keypad
connector labelled “key” (see Figure 1 on page 29). After entering
Keypad Programming Mode, select section [4] and then press the
[
ENTER] key. The display reads: Reading Key. The keypad will
copy the contents from the key into keypad memory. This may take
approximately 15 seconds. Once the information has been copied,
the keypad will emit a confirmation beep.
[5] Write Key
Use this option to copy the programmed options and labels
(messages) from a keypad to a Paradox Memory Key. Insert the
Paradox Memory Key into the keypad connector labelled “key” (see
Figure 1 on page 29). Make sure the Memory Key’s jumper is on.
After entering Keypad Programming Mode, select section [5] and
then press [
take approximately 15 seconds. When the process is complete, the
keypad will emit a confirmation beep. Program one keypad, copy its
contents to the memory key as explained in this option, then program
as many keypads as required using option [4] (see above).
ENTER]. The display will read: Writing Key. This may
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