Notes for all manufacturers' alarm panels
To relay signals from the BAT to a Central Station, please visit
'AlarmDealer.Com' -> 'Device Profile' for the specified BAT and
enter the following information:
IpDatatel suggests a daily or weekly test signal be generated
from the control panel to verify functionality of all related
communication systems.
Warranty Information: Please see “BAT Troubleshooting
Guide / Warranty Information.”
'Station Phone' = Central Station Receiver Number.
'Caller Phone' = Caller ID information for tracking. Ipdatatel
recommends using the customer's main or cell number.
This step must be performed for signals to be sent to the
Central Station.
Vista Installation and
Programming
Wiring Diagram:
Vista Programming Guide
Ipdatatel suggests that any GSM modules used in
conjuction with a BAT be configured in dialercapture or bell-follower mode. If this is not
available, BAT must be set in 'Vista Passive' mode
in 'AlarmDealer.Com' -> 'Device Profile' for the
selected BAT.
Vista Programming Guide, Continued
For BAT as Sole Communicator
Program Position *29: Enter 1
Program Position *43: Enter Account Number
Program Position *49: Enter 5
Program Position *54: Enter 0
Program Position *55: Enter 1
Program Position *65: Enter 1
Program Position *66: Enter 1,1
Program Position *193: Enter 10
FOR BAT in use with another comm. device
For Failover ( Not Dual Reporting )
Program Position *29: Enter 1
Program Position *42: Enter Central Station Receiver Number
Program Position *43: Enter Account Number
Program Position *49: Please refer to panel manual for your
particular application requirements.
Program Position *54: Enter 2
Program Position *55: Enter 1
Program Position *65: Enter 1
Program Position *66: Enter 1,1
Program Position *193: Enter 10
For Dual Reporting ( Not Failover, Built-In Redundancy )
Program Position *29: Enter 1
Program Position *42: Enter Central Station Receiver Number
Program Position *43: Enter Account Number
Program Position *49: Please refer to panel manual for your
particular application requirements.
Program Position *54: Enter 0
Program Position *55: Enter 0
Program Position *65: Enter 1
Program Position *66: Enter 1,1
Program Position *193: Enter 10
DSC Installation and
Programming
Wiring Diagram:
DSC Programming Guide
For BAT as Sole Communicator
Section 015: Disable Option 7
Section 167: Set '060' Seconds
Section 301: Set 'DCAAF' *
Section 310: Set 'six digit account number' **
Section 350: Set '04' / '04'
Section 351: Enable Option 1
Section 359: Enable Option 1
Section 367: Enable Option 1
Section 375: Enable Option 1
Section 376: Enable Option 1
Section 380: Enable Option 1
Section 381: Disable Option 3, Enable Option 5
Section 382: Enable Option 5
Section 389: Set '003' Seconds
Section 401: Enable Option 1
FCC Warning
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the
limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the
FCC Rules. These limitations are designed to provide
reasonable protection against harmful interference in residential
installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate
radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications. However, there is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference
to radio or television reception, which can be determined by
turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try
to correct the interference by one or more of the following
measures:
-- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
-- Increase the separation between the equipment and
receiver.
-- Connect the equipment into a different outlet from that the
receiver is connected.
-- Consult your local distributors or and experiences radio/TV
technician for help.
-- Shielded interference cables must be used in order to
comply with emission limits.
Changes or modifications to the equipment, which are not
approved by the party responsible for compliance could affect
the user's authority to operate the equipment.
(Continued)
DSC Programming Guide, Continued
FOR BAT in use with another comm. device
For Failover ( Not Dual Reporting )
If GSM is used, it must be in dialer capture mode
Section 015: If GSM, Disable Option 7. If Phone Line, Enable
Option 7
Section 167: Set '060' Seconds
Section 301: Set 'DCAAF' *
Section 303: Set 'Central Station Phone #'
Section 310: Set 'six digit account number' **
Section 350: Set '04' / '03 for ContactID, 04 for SiaFSK' (See
GSM Manual or Central Station information)
Section 351: Enable Options 1,5
Section 359: Enable Options 1,5
Section 367: Enable Options 1,5
Section 375: Enable Options 1,5
Section 376: Enable Options 1,5
Section 380: Enable Options 1,5
Section 381: Disable Option 3, Enable Options 5,6
Section 382: Enable Option 5
Section 389: Set '003' Seconds
Section 401: Enable Option 1
For Dual Reporting ( Not Failover, Built-In Redundancy )
BAT plus GSM or Phone Line
If GSM is used, it must be in dialer capture mode
Section 015: If GSM, Disable Option 7. If Phone Line, Enable
Option 7
Section 167: Set '060' Seconds
Section 301: Set 'DCAAF' (First character 'D' is usually default,
check panel manual)
Section 302: Set 'Central Station Phone #'
Section 303: Set 'Central Station Phone #'
Section 310: Set 'six digit account number' **
Section 350: Set '04' / '03 for ContactID, 04 for SiaFSK' (See
GSM Manual or Central Station information)
Section 351: Enable Options 1,2,5
Section 359: Enable Options 1,2,5
Section 367: Enable Options 1,5 ( For Sending Open / Close to
Central Station, Enable 2)
Section 375: Enable Options 1,2,5
Section 376: Enable Options 1,2,5
Section 380: Enable Options 1,5
Section 381: Disable Option 3, Enable Options 5,6
Section 382: Enable Option 5
Section 389: Set '003' Seconds
Section 401: Enable Option 1
* Please note that the leading 'D' is usually preprogrammed as an unchangeable first character. In this
instance, you would only input 'CAAF'. Please consult
your panel programming guide to verify your particular
panel's configuration.
** Some Central Station receivers have problems
supporting a four-digit account number with SiaFSK. If
alarm signals are not acknowledged correctly, please edit
the account number field in the panel and add leading
zero's in front of the account number, i.e. 001234.
GE Networx Installation and
Programming
Wiring Diagram:
GE Programming Guide
As with existing devices in the Networx family, the BAT is
automatically enrolled with the control panel when the panel
exits programming mode. BAT registers as a keypad and a
communications device on addresses 240 and 76, respectively.
All signals are read directly from the panel memory, so any call
directions and / or reporting codes programmed are specifically
for other communication devices, such as the panel dialer. For
Central Station monitoring, the account number for the
customer MUST be entered into 'AlarmDealer.Com' -> 'Device
Profile' and the box labeled 'Override Account No.' must be
checked. If this is not done, all alarm signals sent to the
Central Station will arrive with an incorrect account
number attached. BAT must be power-cycled after making
this change.
For BAT as Sole Communicator
Device 0, Location 0: Enter '14' ( No phone number needed)
Device 0, Location 1: Enter Account Number
Device 0, Location 2: Enter '0'
Device 0, Location 37, Segment 1: Disable Options 1,2
Device 0, Location 37, Segment 3: Disable Option 6
Device 0, Location 39, Segment 1: Disable Options 1,2
Device 0, Location 40, Segment 5: Enter '0'
For Failover and / or Dual Reporting
Configure the panel as normal for phone line communications.
The BAT will receive all signals from the panel regardless of
reporting codes.
Designed By IpDatatel, Inc.
13110 Southwest Freeway,Sugar Land, Texas 77478
Toll Free 866-896-1818
www.ipdatatel.com
BAT Installation Guide
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