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Table of Contents
About the System ............................................................................................................................ 5
Tuxedo Features ............................................................................................................................... 5
Control Panel Compatibility ............................................................................................................ 7
Programming the Control Panel ..................................................................................................... 8
Quick Programming (VIP Mode) ..................................................................................................... 8
Data Entry Keyboard ......................................................................................................................... 9
First Time Setup.............................................................................................................................. 11
First Time Power Up (Keypad Initialization) ..................................................................................... 11
Set ECP Address/RIS Automation Address ..................................................................................... 11
Operating Modes ............................................................................................................................. 12
Time/Date Setup ............................................................................................................................. 14
Power Mode Setup ........................................................................................................................... 15
Remote Access Setup ...................................................................................................................... 15
Setup a LAN Connection .................................................................................................................. 15
Setup a WLAN (Wi-Fi) Connection ................................................................................................... 16
Mounting and Wiring ...................................................................................................................... 17
Mounting .......................................................................................................................................... 17
Wiring ................................................................................................................................................ 18
Setup Menus ................................................................................................................................... 19
Brightness and Volume Control ........................................................................................................ 19
Display & Audio Setup ...................................................................................................................... 19
Language Selection (if applicable) ................................................................................................. 19
Weather Forecast ............................................................................................................................ 19
Temperature Unit ........................................................................................................................... 19
Adjust the Screen Timeouts ........................................................................................................... 20
Clean Screen .................................................................................................................................... 20
Panel Configuration ........................................................................................................................ 20
Multi-Media ...................................................................................................................................... 21
Picture Setup ................................................................................................................................... 21
Camera Setup .................................................................................................................................. 22
Viewing Cameras ............................................................................................................................ 24
Video Setup ...................................................................................................................................... 25
Video Recording & Event Viewing ................................................................................................. 25
Creating a Scene for Camera Recording ......................................................................................... 26
Manual Video Recording .................................................................................................................. 26
Security ............................................................................................................................................ 29
Screen Security ................................................................................................................................ 29
Code Authority ................................................................................................................................ 29
Device Events .................................................................................................................................. 30
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Table of Contents (cont’d)
User Codes ....................................................................................................................................... 30
Add a User ........................................................................................................................................ 31
NIGHT Setup Function ..................................................................................................................... 31
Output Setup Function ................................................................................................................... 32
Z-Wave Setup .................................................................................................................................. 33
Adding Z-Wave Devices .................................................................................................................. 33
Abort a Z-Wave Action ..................................................................................................................... 34
Z-Wave Factory Default .................................................................................................................. 34
Z-Wave Device List ......................................................................................................................... 34
Z-Wave Network Update ................................................................................................................ 35
Creating Scenes ............................................................................................................................... 35
Room Setup ...................................................................................................................................... 37
Group Setup ..................................................................................................................................... 37
Setting a Secondary Tuxedo Controller ......................................................................................... 38
Tuxedo Synchronization ................................................................................................................. 38
Removing a Secondary Tuxedo ....................................................................................................... 39
Remote Access ............................................................................................................................... 41
Remote Access Log In Setup (Account Setup) ............................................................................... 42
Remote Services ............................................................................................................................. 43
Using Total Connect with Tuxedo (Remote Services) ................................................................... 43
Controlling Automation (Z-Wave) Devices Remotely ................................................................... 43
Creating Scenes in Total Connect .................................................................................................. 43
Viewing and Controlling Total Connect Scenes from Tuxedo ...................................................... 44
Enabling Devices for Total Connect ............................................................................................... 44
Total Connect Server Screen for Troubleshooting ........................................................................ 44
Software Updates ........................................................................................................................... 45
System Information ........................................................................................................................ 45
Keypad Diagnostics and Calibration Tests ................................................................................. 47
Calibration ......................................................................................................................................... 48
Z-Wave Test ..................................................................................................................................... 48
Keypad Reset ................................................................................................................................... 49
Factory Default ................................................................................................................................. 49
Notes and Compatible Devices ..................................................................................................... 51
Supported Camera List ..................................................................................................................... 53
Z-Wave Compatible Devices ........................................................................................................... 54
Panel Fault Displays ......................................................................................................................... 55
Specifications ................................................................................................................................... 55
Navigation Icons ............................................................................................................................... 56
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About the System
This guide provides information to install and set-up Honeywell’s Tuxedo Touch™ Wi-Fi® Home
Automation and Security System (herein referred to as Tuxedo). Tuxedo is an Advanced User Interface
(AUI) device, which combines wireless home automation and security. Tuxedo connects to a VISTA®
series control panel via the keypad (ECP) terminals.
Tuxedo Features
Feature Description
Local Wi-Fi
Access
Remote
Services
(Total
Connect)
Remote
Access
Z-Wave
Devices
Automation
Scenes
Cameras View up to four cameras at the same time. Supports up to 32 cameras.
Video View videos from the Home screen. A video converter is required. See Video Setup
Security
System
Weather
Forecast
Software
Upgrades
Switchable
Themes
Output
Setup
Function
Safe Mode
The keypad contains a built-in web server which allows local Wi-Fi access to the
system via any web enabled device within the local Wi-Fi network.
If used with a Vista control panel, Tuxedo supports Remote Services for controlling
Z-Wave devices and scenes remotely from an associated Total Connect™ account
(contact an AlarmNet representative to open an account if necessary).
Tuxedo’s remote access option allows the user to access Tuxedo’s menus directly via
the Internet when away from home. Up to five user logins can be created.
Tuxedo supports various Z-Wave devices, including lamp modules, dimmer modules,
door locks, thermostats and shade openers.
Define system actions to automatically start when certain conditions occur. Supports
up to 30 scenes.
section for details.
Control the security system via Tuxedo menus. Offers burglary protection and may
provide fire, carbon monoxide and emergency protection.
The *Weather forecast (if enabled) is displayed on the “Home” screen by pressing the
“Weather” feature to enter your location and temperature unit.
*Enable the weather option at: Setup > System setup > CS Setup > Options.
To ensure you have the latest software version, tuxedo allows automatic software
upgrades (see the Software Upgrades section for details).
Switch from normal view to mobile view depending on the type of device used with
the Tuxedo.
Tuxedo can activate/deactivate up to 18 pre-defined control panel output functions
(if programmed in the control panel). These output functions are typically used to
turn on lights or active relay devices.
In the rare event that the keypad cannot successfully communicate in its graphic
mode with the control panel, the Safe Mode is a backup mode that ensures that you
can communicate with the system. In this mode, the keypad operates much like a
standard non-graphic keypad so that you can control the system until the problem is
corrected.
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About the System (cont’d)
Feature Description
IMPORTANT
•
DO NOT perform panel programming while in the Safe Mode. Performing panel
programming while in Safe Mode may cause the panel and keypad to become out of sync.
• DO NOT use more than several hardwired motion detectors in high traffic locations. The
high quantity of signals received by the panel may cause the keypad to enter the Safe Mode.
The actual number of installed detectors depends on the amount of traffic and the number of
Screen
Blackout
detectors being used. High traffic can cause Safe Mode with as few as three detectors.
The Screen Blackout (EN50131) feature prevents unauthorized users from viewing
the status of the Security System by returning to the Home screen and turning off
the Armed and Ready status LEDs.
When the EN50131 Display is turned ON:
• Tuxedo returns to the "Home" screen after 30 seconds; "Armed" and "Ready"
LEDs turn OFF.
• The "To Homepage After" time setting changes to 30 seconds and the time is
non-selectable.
• The “Auto Slideshow After” is preset to “1” minute and cannot be changed.
• The Security, Message and Lighting screen does not display system status
until an authorized user code is entered.
• The "Setup" menu does not display system status until an authorized user code
is entered.
•
Videos cannot be played.
Night Setup The NIGHT function can beset to arm the system in one of five arming modes. Refer
to the “Night Setup” section for details.
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Web server hosting is not Listed for use in UL installations.
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Remote Arming/Disarming/Programming is not to be used in UL Listed installations.
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Wi-Fi has not been evaluated by UL.
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About the System (cont’d)
Alarm System
Control Panel Compatibility
The table below lists compatible control panels and their software revision levels.
NOTE: For SIA installations used with a VISTA-128BPTSIA Control, see the SIA CP-01 Quick
Reference Chart, Document # 800-09699 located at:
http://www.security.honeywell.com/hsc/resources/MyWebTech
VISTA-15P, VISTA-20P, FA148CP,
FA168CPS
Maximum Number of Keypads
2 3.0
Minimum Software
Revision Level
VISTA-20P, FA168CPS 4 5.0
* VISTA-21IP 4 1.0
VISTA-128BP, VISTA-250BP 3 4.4
VISTA-128BPEN 3 7.0
VISTA-128FBP, VISTA-250FBP,
FA1670C
3 4.1
VISTA-128FBPN 3 5.1
VISTA-128BPT, VISTA-250BPT, VISTA-
128BPTSIA, FA1660CT
6 10.1
FA1660C, FA1700C 3 3.0
* Not evaluated by UL.
NOTE: Tuxedo may only be used in the following UL/cUL installations: UL 365, UL609, UL 985,
UL1023, UL 1610, CAN/ULC-S303, CAN/ULC-S304, ULC-S545, ULC/ORD-C1023, and
ANSI/SIA CP-01-2010.
To obtain the software revision level on commercial panels:
• From program mode, enter #92 on the keypad (this can be done from the Console Mode).
The second line of the keypad displays the software revision level (w/out the decimal point).
To obtain the software revision level on residential panels:
• From the Home Screen press Setup/System setup /Central Station Setup/ enter installer
code/ press the panel configuration icon; the software revision level is displayed.
• The keypad sound suppression feature available in some commercial panels is not
compatible with the Tuxedo keypad.
• The ‘Voice Chime’ feature is a residential control feature only.
NOTE: If using the maximum number of keypads, an additional auxiliary power supply may be needed.
Refer to the “Wiring” and “Specifications” section for more information.
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About the System (cont’d)
Programming the Control Panel
The keypad is not fully operational unless its address in the control panel has been enabled (set as an
alpha console) AUI type device, and assigned to a partition (where applicable). For a list of compatible
alarm systems, refer to the “Compatibility Table” in Section 1 of this document for the quantity of
keypads that may be used and the required control panel software revision level.
We recommend that you use either a standard alpha keypad or the keypad in Console Emulation Mode
when programming the control panel. When in the Console Mode, the keypad emulates an alpha
keypad and the programming of the panel is performed following the procedures provided in your
panel’s Installation and Setup Guide.
NOTE: When programming your control panel, if you change the zone types for your emergency zones
you may disable the emergency buttons in the keypad. The emergency buttons in the keypad are active
for zone types 06 (Silent Panic Button), and 07 (Panic Button), 08 (Medical Button), and 09 (Fire
Button). Additionally, the Medical button is also compatible with a zone type 15 (24-Hour Medical) for
panels that contain this zone type.
On residential control panels (VISTA-20P or equivalent):
Up to four keypads may be used (addresses 1, 2, 5 and 6). Addresses 1 and 2 (in field *189) are enabled
by default. If the defaults have been changed, enable these addresses (in field *189) using an alphakeypad and the Data Field Programming procedures located in the panel Installation and Setup Guide.
On commercial control panels (VISTA-128BP, VISTA-128FBP, or equivalent):
Addresses 1-2, and 3-30 may be used for older controls under Rev. 10 supporting 3 AUI’s, see Important
Note below. Addresses 1-30 may be used for commercial Turbo controls Rev. 10 and higher supporting 6
AUI’s. These addresses in the control panel are normally not defaulted for AUI type devices. To enable
the addresses you are using for keypads, use an alpha-keypad and follow the procedures for “Device
Programming” in your control panel “Programming Guide.”
Important Note: If multiple keypads are being used, they must be set to addresses 1, 2, and X (where
X equals any address from 3 through 30). Only one AUI type device may be assigned to an address from
3 through 30 on commercial control panels.
The Keypad should not be assigned as a Master Console. If the keypad is assigned as a Master Console,
partitions must be controlled from the Partition screen or using the Console Emulation Mode.
Quick Programming (VIP Mode)
Tuxedo supports Quick Programming VIP (Vista® Intelligent Programming) mode when used with a
control panel that supports this feature. Check the control’s manual to check if it supports this function
and for further instructions.
To access Quick Programming mode, while in Normal Mode, press the Setup > System icons.
Select the Quick Programming button: the screen displays a ”Confirmation” message:
security panel supports quick programming. Check the panels documentation to make sure it supports quick
programming. Choose Abort if the panel does not support it or Continue to enter quick programming. Choosing
Continue on unsupported panels may result in this device resetting. Continue or Abort.
Select Continue, and then enter an authorized code. An “Information” message is displayed:
entering programming mode, please wait…“
Follow the prompts to program the control panel.
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“Panel is
About the System (cont’d)
6280-001-V0
FLASHING – The system contains new
message(s) for the User.
OFF – No new messages.
RESET BUTTON
Press to reset keypad
ON – System is armed.
OFF – System is not armed.
ARMED (RED) LED
READY (GREEN) LED
ON – System is disarmed and ready to arm.
OFF – System is armed or disarmed but not
ready. If disarmed, faults or troubles are present.
MESSAGE (YELLOW) LED
SD/SDHC CARD Slot
Front Panel LEDs
The Tuxedo keypad has three LEDs as follows:
If using Occupancy mode the LEDs are as follows:
LEDs FUNCTION
COLOR STATUS Automation (Occupancy) Mode
RED ON
GREEN ON Residential mode = system is set to HOME.
Residential mode = system is set to AWAY or NIGHT.
Commercial mode = system is set to CLOSE or NIGHT.
Commercial mode = system is set to OPEN.
Data Entry Keyboard
Throughout this document, the user is required to enter information on the Tuxedo Keypad (i.e.,
password, device names etc.) Use the Data Entry Keyboard to enter all required information.
• Press the “up arrow” to switch to upper case characters.
• Press the Space key to add a space between characters.
• Press the x key to delete/backspace.
• Press the ABC/123 key to switch between numerals and symbols/characters.
• Press GO to return to the previous screen.
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About the System (cont’d)
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2
3
First Time Setup
First Time Power Up (Keypad Initialization)
After first time power up, Tuxedo steps through the following setup prompts. These options can also be
set later using the appropriate menus.
Installer Note: The Tuxedo touch-screen has been calibrated at the factory. Ignore the “CALIBRATE”
button that appears on the “Options” screen after initial ECP setup. If the screen should require
recalibration, the end user may do so via the “Keypad Test” screen. See the “Diagnostic Tests” section.
Set ECP Address/RIS Automation Address
If the system is using only one Tuxedo, leave the address set to 1 and press Apply. The boot-up process
continues until completion. If additional Tuxedo keypads are installed in the system, enable each one by
assigning it an address, then power-up each Tuxedo one at a time, and set its address to one of the
addresses enabled in the control panel.
If using Remote Services, set the RIS Automation Address to the appropriate RIS address for using
Total Connect. Select the Primary RIS Device checkbox if this is the primary device to be enabled.
IMPORTANT: In order for local Z-Wave scenes to function in automation, your Vista system requires one
system RIS automation device (keypad or AlarmNet device). If using an AlarmNet Communicator with
the RIS option enabled, uncheck the Primary RIS Device feature in the Tuxedo.
Refer to the Control Panel Installation Instructions for additional information.
NOTE: The Tuxedo ECP address (1-30) is defaulted to 1; the RIS Automation address (1-30) is
defaulted to 25. The ECP & RIS addresses can also be set later using the ECP Address menu
from the CS Setup menu.
NOTES:
1. If “ECP Error” is displayed, the ECP address in the keypad is not valid for the panel that it is
connected to. In this case, to change the ECP Address, enter the default code of “4140” to advance to
the next screen.
2. Default code “4140” is the Tuxedo default installer code before connecting to a control panel. Once
connected to a control panel, use that panel’s installer code.
To change the address, perform the following:
From the "Home" screen, press the Setup icon and then the System setup icon.
Press the CS Setup icon and enter your Authorized Code, if required.
Press the ECP Address
icon. Select the ECP address for this keypad using the Up/Dn arrows.
The available ECP addresses are:
1-2, 5-6: for VISTA Plus series controls
1-2, 3-30: for older commercial controls under Rev. 10 supports 3 AUIs.*See Important Note below.
1-30: for VISTA Turbo series controls Rev. 10 and higher supports 6 AUIs.
*IMPORTANT: If multiple keypads are being used, they must be set to addresses 1, 2, and X (where X
equals any address from 3 through 30). Only one AUI type device may be assigned to an address from 3
through 30 on commercial control panels.
NOTES:
1. When Tuxedo cannot communicate with the alarm panel, the message “ECP Error” is displayed,
check the following:
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First Time Setup (cont'd)
1
2
3
- Verify that the AUI type device is enabled in the control panel, and that the ECP address in
Tuxedo matches the address enabled in the control panel. Use a different address for each device.
- If powering Tuxedo from a power supply, make sure you have a common ground installed
(wiring between Power Supply "gnd" and panel "Aux. power neg").
2. When the ECP address is changed, and Apply is selected, the keypad resets.
The keypad should not be assigned as a Master Console. If it is, partitions must be controlled from
the Partition screen or using the Console Emulation Mode.
RIS Automation ECP Address
If using Remote Services, set the RIS (Remote Interactive Services) address to the appropriate RIS
address for using Total Connect. To change the address, perform the following:
Press the ECP Address
icon. Select the RIS Automation ECP Addr for this keypad using the Up/Dn
arrows. The available RIS addresses are (1-30) and the default is 25. If this is the primary RIS address,
select the Primary RIS Device check-box. Press Apply.
IMPORTANT: In order for local Z-Wave scenes to function in automation, your Vista system requires one
system RIS automation device (keypad or AlarmNet device). If using an AlarmNet Communicator with
the RIS option enabled, uncheck the Primary RIS Device feature in the Tuxedo.
NOTE: If using remote services, one of the touch-screen device (AUI) addresses is used by the control
panel. Refer to control panel Instructions for specific configuration.
Operating Modes
Normal Mode
Normal Mode is used when a control panel is connected and provides security functions.
Demo Mode
Demo Mode allows the automation and multimedia features to operate in a security mode for
demonstration purposes only.
Automation (Occupancy) Mode
This mode is primarily used with the Scenes features to automate certain scene actions and does not
communicate with the control panel.
NOTE: The Automation/Demo Mode option allows the automation and multi-media features to operate
in a non-security mode. When this option is selected, the keypad does not communicate with
the control panel and any user can select Advanced Setup screens.
Automation mode allows you to set Tuxedo in two conditions: Residential and Commercial. Scenes can
be set to trigger based on the status of these settings.
In Residential mode (default), the Arming options are: Home, Away, and Night.
In Commercial mode, the Arming options are: Open, Close, and Night.
To enter Residential mode (automation), from the “Home” screen press the following icons:
Setup > System setup > CS Setup . Enter your authorized code and press the
Options icon; the “OPTIONS and OPERATING MODES” screen is displayed. Highlight the
Automation Mode check box to enable the option.
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First Time Setup (cont'd)
! SAFE MODE !
To change the occupancy delay time, (the amount of time you want to allow for authorized entry
or exit without causing an alarm) select a time interval from the Occupancy Delay drop-down
list: choose from 15, 30, 60, 120 or 225 seconds.
When done, press Apply to save the settings.
The message is displayed:
changes.”
Select Yes or No .
To enter Commercial mode (automation), from the “Home” screen press the following icons: Setup
> System setup > CS Setup . Enter your authorized code and press the Options
icon; the “OPTIONS and OPERATING MODES” screen is displayed.
Highlight the Automation Mode check box to enable the option then select the Commercial check
box.
To change the occupancy delay time, select a time interval from the Occupancy Delay drop-down
list: choose from 15, 30, 60, 120 or 225 seconds.
When done, press Apply to save the settings.
The message is displayed: “WARNING Keypad will reset to activate changes … Do you want to save
changes.” Select Yes or No .
Safe Mode
The Safe Mode may be automatically entered by the program on a communication failure or may be
entered manually on command.
To Exit the Safe Mode:
1. Press the ! SAFE MODE ! bar
2. Select “Yes” to return to the Normal Mode of operation. Tuxedo resets and normal operation returns
as long as the original conditions that caused the entry into Safe Mode do not still exist.
To Enter Safe Mode:
1. Select Safe Mode and then press Apply.
2. Press the OK icon.
3. To exit, press the safe mode bar and press Yes to return to Normal Mode.
• While in the Safe Mode, the Home screen displays the Security, Panic, and Message Icon. A
message !SAFE MODE! Is displayed at the lower left side of the screen.
• Tuxedo resets and restarts in the Safe Mode.
In the rare event that Tuxedo cannot successfully communicate in its graphic mode with the control
panel, the Safe Mode is a backup mode that ensures that you can communicate with your system.
In this mode, Tuxedo operates much like a standard non-graphic keypad so that you can control your
system until the problem is corrected.
If this situation occurs, Tuxedo presents you with a message of
Mode?”
and requests a
“Yes”
“WARNING Keypad will reset to activate changes … Do you want to save
.
“Problems detected. Start Keypad in Safe
or
“No”
response. If you answer with
“Yes,”
Tuxedo enters into the Safe
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First Time Setup (cont'd)
Mode. If you answer with
times of receiving no response, Tuxedo enters the Safe Mode automatically.
NOTE: Use care when providing the “Yes” or “No” response. Pressing the screen outside the prescribed
area may cause the background to come to the front. If this occurs, the Yes/No message that
disappeared times-out in 30 seconds even though it is not visible. Then Tuxedo resets into the
Normal Mode (or Safe Mode if this is the third time that the warning message appeared).
Note that this is a limited mode of operation. While in this mode:
• You can use the Security icon to access the Console Emulation Mode of operation to try to
clear your faults, disarm the system, or enter additional Alpha Keypad commands specified in
your panel User Guide. You can perform almost all functions that you can perform from a
standard non-graphic alpha keypad.
• You can press the “Panic” key and generate Emergency Messages as defined in the panel’s
home partition for this keypad.
• The Armed and Ready LEDs on the front of the keypad indicates Tuxedo’s home partition
status. The Message LED (on models with Voice feature) or Trouble LED (on models without
Voice feature) is not active in the Safe Mode.
• The Chime mode functions in the Safe Mode, however, you do not have Voice (system status
messages), Voice Chime (announcements) or Message capability (if set to default “Master”).
• Z-Wave Scenes do not function in Safe Mode.
• When an alarm occurs in the Safe Mode, it is displayed on the Console mode screen only and
is not shown on the Home screen.
• The Slide Show feature does not start automatically in Safe Mode.
“No,”
Tuxedo tries to communicate with the panel again. After 3 consecutive
Time/Date Setup
If not already set from the control panel, set the current time and date using the Time/Date Setup
menu. When the time is set it is stored in Tuxedo and sent to the control panel when you press Apply
and answer Yes to the following prompt. Additionally, when using Tuxedo, the panel may download its
time into Tuxedo periodically after the clock is set (for Vista Plus series and newer commercial panels
such as Vista Turbo series).
Pressing the Get Time icon downloads the time and date from the control panel and exits the Set Time
& Date screen.
NOTE: This icon
Turbo controls.
To set the current time, do the following:
Press the Time/Date Setup icon and enter your Authorized Code. Press the Month "arrow," and
select the current month. Press the displayed Year / Hour / Minutes and enter the current
year/hour/minute(s). Select AM or PM. (Each depression switches the AM/PM display).
Press the MMDDYY “arrow,” and select a format for which you want the date to be displayed.
Press the DST icon to enable daylight saving time in your system clock.
appears with VISTA Plus series controls and may not appear with all VISTA
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First Time Setup (cont'd)
Set the “Start DST” time and then the “End DST” time by selecting the appropriate Month, Weekend
and Hour that DST starts and ends.
When done, press Apply .
After each selection the window closes automatically and the selection is displayed.
Select a 12-hour or 24-hour format for your time display by pressing the circle to the left of the
display.
When done, a confirmation screen appears.
Yes
NOTE: A Yes
saves the time changes in your security system.
response is recommended.
No
saves the changes to the Tuxedo only.
Power Mode Setup
Power Mode allows you to reduce power consumption in the event of a system trouble such as AC Loss
or Panel Low Battery.
Press the Setup , System setup
code, if required.
Select Power Save Mode to enable; then choose Turn-off Network, or Override Display Settings.
Press Apply to save settings.
NOTE: When Override Display Settings is selected, Display settings are overwritten and Tuxedo
operates in low power mode:
- Brightness/Volume controls decrease to minimum levels.
- Return To Homepage After time resets to 30 seconds.
- Auto SlideShow After time reverts to Never.
- When AC power is restored, the original Display settings resume.
and Power Mode Setup icons and enter your authorized
12 Hour
Remote Access Setup
Tuxedo’s remote access option offers built-in web hosting capability to access your system via any web
enabled device. Tuxedo can connect to a network router via Ethernet cable (LAN network) or via WiFi
depending on the installation preference. Refer to the Remote Access section for details on using
Tuxedo remotely.
From the "Home" screen, press the Setup and IP Setup
Select a type of network connection: LAN ON or WIFI ON and press Save .
Go to that section below for further information.
Setup a LAN Connection
Press the LAN ON button. A pop-up window displays:
This will switch off WLAN Network, do you want to continue? Yes or No
Connect an Ethernet cable between the router and the keypad; the IP address and default gateway
address of the router is displayed.
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icons.
First Time Setup (cont'd)
If the IP address is not displayed, change the “Internet Connection Type” to Static and manually enter
the IP address from your router onto the keypad. Highlight each field and enter the required
information for Subnet Mask, Default Gateway, DNS Server and Port #; press GO.
To change the default port number (6280), press the field next to port number and enter a secondary
port number between 5000-65534. A pop-up window displays:
Tuxedo will reboot with the newly configured port number.
Press the Save icon; the IP information will automatically update.
At your PC, Smart Phone or Tablet browser, start your browser and enter the Tuxedo IP Address to access the Tuxedo
home screen. Refer to the Remote Access section for further details.
Setup a WLAN (Wi-Fi) Connection
Press the WIFI ON button. A pop-up window displays:
Use the scroll bar to locate a network from the list of Wi-Fi Networks to connect to and highlight that
field.
Or, scroll to the bottom of the list and select Add Network. Highlight each field to enter the required
information for SSID, Security Mode, Passphrase/Shared Key, and Port #.
To change the default port number (6280), press the field next to port number and enter a secondary
port number between 5000-65534. A pop-up window displays:
A pop-up window displays the message:
Press the Save icon. Pressing Save when changing the port number resets the keypad.
At your PC, Smart Phone or Tablet browser, start your browser and enter your IP Address. Refer to the
Remote Access section for further details.
If left inactive, Web connections disconnect after 10 minutes.
“This will switch off LAN Network, do you want to continue?” Yes or No.
“Success Network Details Saved”
“Port number changed. Keypad is going to reset”
“Success Network Details Saved”
“Port number changed. Keypad is going to reset”
“Settings saved.”
Select
OK
to save.
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Standard Mounting with mounting plate:
6280WiFi-006-V1
WALL
SURFACE
WALL
MOUNTING
PLATE
(OPTIONAL)
MOUNTING
SCREWS (4)
(TYP)
Mounting w
ithout mounting plate:
**
4 - 3/4"
3 - 9/16"
800-08831 5/11 Rev.A
CUT-OUT LOCATION
DRILL 3/16" DIA. HOLES
4 PLACES
Ê800-00831uŠ
6280 SERIES CASE BACK MOUNTING TEMPLATE
DRILL 3/16" DIA. HOLE
6280-016-V0
MOUNTING
SCREWS
INSTALLED
1/8” ABOVE
SURFACE
TEMPLATE
WALL
SURFACE
Mounting (European Installations) using a
6280-015-V0
INSTALL CENTER
SECURING SCREW
DETACH CASE FRONT
BY REMOVING SCREWS (2)
AND LIFT UP
CASE
FRONT
CASE
BACK
Mounting and Wiring
Mounting
Tuxedo is for indoor use within the protected area only and should be mounted at a comfortable
viewing level. Avoid mounting in areas of high condensation such as bathrooms or in locations where
bright light or sunlight shines directly on the screen.
Tuxedo can be mounted with or without the mounting plate. Use the center securing screw for
European installations.
1. Select a mounting location.
2. Detach the mounting plate by sliding downward.
3. Use the mounting plate to mark the location of the
mounting holes on the mounting surface and
check for level.
4. Locate the mounting plate over the mounting
surface such that the wire/cable access openings
are aligned while passing the wires/cable through
the case back.
**Go to “Wiring” (next page) and complete wiring.
5. Secure the mounting plate to mounting surface
using 4 screws (supplied).
6. Slide keypad onto mounting plate.
1. Select a mounting location.
2. Detach the mounting plate by sliding downward
and discard.
3. Use the template (provided in the carton) to mark
the location of the mounting screws and the cutout for the keypad assembly on the mounting
location. Check for level.
4. Install 4 screws (supplied) in the mounting
surface leaving screw heads 1/8” above the
mounting surface.
5. Locate the case back over the mounting surface
such that the opening is aligned with the
wire/cable access opening on the mounting
surface while passing the wires/cable through
the opening in the case back.
Go to “Wiring” (next page) and complete wiring.
6. Mount keypad by sliding onto the screw heads
.
center securing screw:
1. Detach case front by removing the two bottom
screws. Gently pull up using a screwdriver if
necessary and pry apart. Lift off cover.
2. Mount Tuxedo in its final location, (see “Standard
Mounting” or “Mounting without the mounting
plate”) install center securing screw (supplied) and
tighten to mounting surface.
3. Replace the case front and secure using the two
bottom screws.
The European mounting procedure has not been
U
L
evaluated by UL.
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6280WiFi-014-V1
BLAC K
POWER FROM SUPPLEMENTARY
POWER SUPPLY IF USED
RED
BLAC K
GRE EN
YEL LOW
CONTROL
TERMINAL STRIP
SUPPLEMENTARY
+12 VDC
POWER SUPPLY
P/N AD12612
BLAC K (GN D)
RED (+ 12VDC )
GRE EN
(DATA TO
CON TRO L)
YEL LOW
(DATA FROM
CON TRO L)
CONTROL
TERMINAL STRIP
AUX DATA
IN
DATA
OUT
AUX
DATA
IN
DATA
OUT
AUX
AUX
Y
G
IP CONNECTION
Mounting and Wiring (cont’d)
Wiring
Connect the Tuxedo in parallel with keypads and other peripheral devices using the keypad data
(ECP) bus.
• If Tuxedo is used as the primary system keypad, maximum wire run length is 150 feet.
• If more than one Tuxedo is wired to one run, then the maximum lengths must be divided by the
number of keypads on the run. (e.g., the maximum length is 75 feet if two Tuxedos are wired on a
#22 gauge run).
Wire Gauge: Length
#22 gauge 150 feet
#20 gauge 240 feet
#18 gauge 350 feet
Tuxedo draws up to 340mA for 9.6VDC, 260mA for 12VDC, 250mA for 13.8VDC. If you power Tuxedo from
your panel’s Aux Power output, check your panel’s Installation and Setup Guide and verify that this device and
others do not exceed your panel's Aux Power output capability. If it does, a supplementary power supply is
Connect the wires to the Tuxedo terminal block as shown below.
needed.
#16 gauge 550 feet
IMPORTANT: When Tuxedo is powered from an auxiliary power supply, always apply power to the
control panel first and then to Tuxedo. Failure to observe this sequence results in improper operation of
the keypad and may result in an ECP Error indication.
Supplementary external power supply must be Listed to UL603 for UL Burglary Installations and
UL1481 for UL Residential Fire Installations.
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Setup Menus
Brightness and Volume Control
Press the Setup icon. Move the Brightness/Volume slide bar up or down to increase or decrease
settings. Yes saves the change. No discards the change. If changes are made, when you exit a pop-up
window displays: “Information Settings Saved“
Display & Audio Setup
Operating Modes provides access to: Chime Mode, Voice Mode, and Voice Chime.
- When in Chime Mode Tuxedo chimes whenever a door or window is open.
- When in Voice Mode the Tuxedo voice annunciates whenever a change in system status occurs such as
Armed, Disarmed, or Alarms.
- When in Voice Chime the chime mode and voice mode are in effect. The chime beeps followed by voice
annunciation.
Press the Setup and Disp & Audio Setup
Chime Mode or Voice Mode to turn the mode on or off.
Press the HOME or BACK icon after making your selection.
IMPORTANT: The Chime feature is intended for convenience and is not intended for life safety purposes or
pool alarm and does not meet the requirements of UL 2017.
NOTES:
• If the Chime Mode and Voice Mode are both selected, the Voice Chime is automatically selected.
• When Tuxedo exits the “Operating Modes” screen, your selection is saved.
• It may take a few seconds for the Chime Mode to take effect.
Language Selection (if applicable)
Tuxedo has the functionality to display four languages including multi-lingual web page display. Set the
language feature as follows:
Press the Setup and Disp & Audio Setup icons and then enter your Authorized Code, if
required.
Press the Language field, and select from English, French Canadian, Latin American Spanish, or Latin
American Portuguese; English is the default.
NOTE: After the language is selected, a pop-up window displays: “Settings saved language has been
changed, you should reset the system.” Select OK or Cancel. Tuxedo reverts back to the
“Home” screen with the selected language applied.
Weather Forecast
The *Weather forecast is displayed on the “Home” screen. To set the weather forecast for a specific
location, press the “Weather” feature. Select USA / Canada / Other. Select Zip Code / Postal Code and
enter the required information or press Country/City and select from the drop-down list. Weather
conditions for that location are displayed. To select the temperature unit, see “Temperature Unit” below.
*
The Weather option must be enabled to operate. Press Setup > System setup > CS Setup > Options.
Select the Weather Forecast option to turn this feature on or off; press Apply.
Temperature Unit
The temperature units for the weather display on Tuxedo’s home screen can be switched between
icons; enter an authorized code, if required. Select
Fahrenheit and Celsius. Press the Setup and Disp & Audio Setup icons; enter an authorized
code. Select the temperature scale, Celsius or Fahrenheit.
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Setup Menus (cont’d)
Adjust the Screen Timeouts
Settings include:
• Backlight Off After X time (turns the backlight Off after the selected time has expired)
• Return To Homepage After X time (returns to “Home” screen after the selected time has expired)
• Auto Slideshow After X time (if enabled, begins the slide show after selected time has expired)
To select the desired screen timeouts, do the following:
Press the Setup and Disp & Audio Setup icons; enter an authorized code, if required.
Press the desired selection from the drop-down list displaying the time period for each option and press
the Save icon. If changes are made, when you exit a pop-up window displays: “Information
Settings saved“
Clean Screen
With the exception of normal cleaning, the keypad is maintenance free.
Press the Setup , Disp & Audio Setup
displays
DO NOT use any liquids, sprays, or ammonia-based cleansers. Press CONTINUE to disable touchscreen
*Panics cannot be initiated during this process*
"
Touch Screen has been disabled so that you may wipe the screen clean. Please use a damp, soft cloth.
Press Continue or Cancel to exit or press the Save icon.
NOTE: When the "Continue" icon is pressed the message "Touch Screen Disabled for =30 Seconds"
is displayed. During these 30 seconds the touch screen should be wiped clean of fingerprints
using a mild soap solution and a soft cloth. When the counter reaches zero, the window
automatically closes and the touch screen is active.
IMPORTANT: Do not use an abrasive cleaning agent or abrasive cloth when cleaning Tuxedo or
damage to the touch-screen may occur.
and
CLEAN SCREEN icons. A pop-up window
."
The Emergency screen cannot be accessed while running in the clean screen mode.
Panel Configuration
The Panel Configuration screen displays the configuration of the panel and details of your system. The
Panel Hardware, Panel Version, Cal Support, No. of Partitions, Home Partition, Sequence Number, No.
of Outputs and No. of Zones are displayed.
To view the panel configuration, do the following:
Press the Setup icon and System setup icons.
Press the CS Setup and enter your authorized code. Press the Panel Configuration icon; the
"Panel Configuration" screen is displayed. If correct, press Back to return to “System” setup screen.
NOTE: Delete clears the configuration from the keypad and reloads the panel configuration into the
keypad from the panel. After you press Delete, a confirmation screen is displayed.
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