Teknim VAP404 Installation & Operation Manuals

VAP404

INSTALLATION & OPERATION MANUAL

Issue Date: 09/07/2013

Software version 3.0 and higher

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Read this guide carefully before operating device and keep this guide for later reference. Follow all
operating and safety instructions in this guide.
Keep devices away from dust and moisture.
Locate device to the straight place in order not to damage it.
Use device together with metal box .

OPERATING CONDITIONS :

Don’t operate device beyond following values.
Temperature : Between 0C and +65C

Humidity : %95 in +40C

POWER SUPPLY:

Use device only with voltage mentioned in guide. If you are not sure about supply voltage you will connect,
contact with your vendor.

GROUNDING :

Before connecting power supply, control if grounding works properly.

SUPPLY CABLE PROTECTION :

Protect the supply cable against breaking and crushing.

CURRENT LIMIT:

Don’t connect devices that consume current exceeds limits.

OBJECT and LIQUID ENTRY :

Never push any kind of objects or liquid into this unit as they may short-out parts that could result in a fire or
electrical shock.

SERVICE :

Do not attempt to service this unit yourself as opening or removing covers may expose you to dangerous
voltage or other hazards. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel.

CONDITIONS NEED SERVICE :

Contact with your vendor on the following conditions

o If power cable or plug is damaged ,
o If any kind of objects drops into unit ,
o If unit is exposed to water or rain ,
o If unit is dropped or cover is damaged ,
o If you realize that device doesn't work properly
o If unit doesn’t operate properly in operating conditions ,

SPARE PART :

If parts of device are changed to repair, ensure that technician uses original parts against electrical shock,
fire, etc.

SECURITY CONTROL :

To control if your device operates in healthy and convenient conditions, demand service from your vendor.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION 5

2. FEATURES 6

3. MOUNTING

3.1. GENERAL 7

3.2. SIREN CONNECTION 8

3.3. DETECTOR CONNECTION 8

3.4. KEYPAD CONNECTION 12

3.5. TELEPHONE LINE CONNECTION 12

3.6. CONNECTING OF PROGRAMMABLE OUTPUTS 13

3.7. CONNECTION OF PANEL ARMED OUTPUT (ARM) 13

3.8. POWER CONNECTION 14

4. QUICK & SIMPLE PROGRAMMING

4.1. FIRST OPERATING 14

4.2. SIMPLE PROGRAMMING 14

5. PROGRAMMING SETTINGS

5.1. INTRODUCTION 17

5.2. ENTERING/EXITING INSTALLER & MASTER PROGRAM 18

5.3. CHANGING CODES 18

5.4. ASSIGNING/DISPLAYING KEYPAD ADDRESS 18

5.5. PROGRAMMING ADDRESSES 18

5.6. DEFAULT CONFIGURATIONS 26

6. LOADING FACTORY DEFAULTS 31

7. APPLICATIONS

7.1. SMART PARTITION TECHNOLOGY 32

7.2. ACCESS CONTROL 33

7.3. USING VAP PANEL AS TWO SEPERATED PANELS 33

7.4. CONNECTING FIRE DETECTOR 34

7.5. CONNECTING FIRE SIREN 34

7.6. AUTOMATIC ARM PARTTITONS ON NO ACTIVITY 34

7.7. ADDING REMOTE CONTROL MODULE 35

7.8. ADDING VOICE MESSAGE MODULE 35

7.9. CONNECTION OF VAPMAN SOFTWARE PC VIA COM PORT 35

7.10. CONNECTION OF VAPMAN SOFTWARE PC VIA USB PORT 35

8. DETAILED PROGRAMMING

8.1. MAIN CONFIGURATIONS

8.1.1. Time/Date Settings 36

8.1.2. Entry Delays 37

8.1.3. Exit Delays 37

8.1.4. Central Monitoring Station Account Numbers 38

8.1.5. Central Monitoring Station Phone Numbers 38

8.1.6. User Phone Numbers 39

8.1.7. Assigning/Changing User Codes 40

8.2. PANEL SETTINGS

8.2.1. Panel Main Settings 41

8.2.2. Siren Settings 44

8.2.3. Automatic Arm/Disarm Settings 44

8.2.4. PGM Output Settings 47

8.2.5. Timer Settings 49

8.2.6. Remote Controlling 51

8.2.7. Setting Zone as KEY Input 51

8.3. ZONE SETTINGS

8.3.1. Zone Wiring 52

8.3.2. Zone Partitions 53

8.3.3. Zone Types 54

8.3.4. Zone Extra Settings 55

8.3.5. Zone Trigger Delay 56

8.4. KEYPAD SETTINGS

8.4.1. Keypad Permissions 56

8.4.2. Keypad Partitions 57

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8.5. USER SETTINGS

8.5.1. Start Time 57

8.5.2. Finish Time 58

8.5.3. User Days 59

8.5.4. User Partitions 59

8.5.5. User Keypads 60

8.5.6. User Limitations 61

8.6. CENTRAL MONITORING STATION & USER PHONE DIALER SETTINGS

8.6.1. General Features 61

8.6.2. Event Logs 65

8.6.3. Contact ID Event Codes 68

8.6.4. DTMF 4+2, etc Event Codes 70

8.7. OPTIONAL MODULES

8.7.1. Remote Control Module 72

8.7.2. Zone Expansion Module 73

8.8 KEYPAD INNER SETTINGS

8.8.1. VPC108 LED Keypad Inner Settings 73

8.8.2. VPC301 LCD Keypad Inner Settings 74
9 . KEYPAD INSTRUCTION

9.1. LED KEYPAD-VPC108

9.1.1. Features 77

9.1.2. Usage 77

9.1.3. Functions of Buttons 78

9.1.4. Meaning of Beep Sounds 78

9.1.5. Meaning of Lights 79

9.1.6. Keypad Addresses 79

9.1.7. Keypad Inner Settings 79

9.1.8. Reports 79

9.1.9. Troubles 79

9.2. LCD KEYPAD VPC301

9.2.1. Features 80

9.2.2. Usage 81

9.2.3. Functions of Buttons 81

9.2.4. Meaning of Beep Sounds 82

9.2.5. Meaning of Lights 82

9.2.6. Keypad addresses 82

9.2.7. Keypad Inner Settings 82

9.2.8. Reports 82

9.2.9. Troubles 82

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1. INTRODUCTION

VAP404 is 4+4 zone alarm panel that meets desires. It has simple usage also let technician to configure user
needs simply.

Simple Mounting

o Panel is mounted wall by three holes.
o Panel case has cable holes to pass cables through Panel PCB.
o Functions of terminals is written on PCB. Connect cables to proper place.
o Connect telephone lines
o Connect Battery and AC Power

Simple Maintenance

o Device monitors troubles instantly.
o Test feature provides simple maintenance.
o 256 events are hold in memory.
o Battery doesn’t need maintenance.

Simple Programming

o Programming addresses are grouped by feature.
o Installer can configure panel, only by setting user codes, phone numbers.
o All settings can be configured or can be downloaded to computer, by using PC software and connection

cable,

Simple Usage

o Simply arm/disarm panel by entering code.
o Smart Partition Technology provides quick arming.
o Arm/Disarm by Remote controller.
o Arm/Disarm by Telephone
o Arm/Disarm by Key.
o Automatic Arm/Disarm feature by Timers.

Simple Automation

o When panel is armed, ARM output activates and can be used control anything.
o PGM outputs can be activated by timers.
o PGM outputs can be activated by assigned zones or partitions to PGMs.
o PGM outputs can be used as ARM or SRN output.
o PGM outputs can be activated on condition of fire or can be used to reset fire detectors.
o PGM outputs can be controlled by Telephone.
o PGM outputs can be controlled by Keypad.

Simple Management

o Time limit can be assigned to users
o Users can arm specific partitions.
o Users keypads can be selected.

Smart Partition Technology
o Without creating partition , zones are assigned to partitions defined before. Doors are assigned to C

Button, windows are assigned to B Button, interior zones are assigned to A Button , exterior zones are
assigned to D Button.

o Doors are armed with C Button ,windows are armed with B button quickly.
o You can arm zones except interior zones when you are in home by using A Button ,
o You can fully arm panel by using D Button.

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2. FEATURES

Inputs

o Programmable 4+4 zone
o NC,NO, 1-EOL Resistor, 2-EOL Resistor zones, Double Zone.
o Different zone types (Door, Window, Tamper, Fire etc.)
o Additional features assigned zones(Follower zone, end zone, silent zone etc)
o Enter/Exit delays for each partition.
o KEY input to arm
o Sabotage switch on Panel and Keypad

Outputs

o Programmable outputs (NC, NO)
o Siren Output; SRN (NC, NO, cutoff time)
o ARM Output (NC, NO)

Siren

o Outdoor or Indoor can be connected
o Adjustable cutoff time(2255 minutes)

Keypad

o Can be used with 4 Keypads(max)
o Addressable Keypads
o LED or LCD Keypads can be used together
o Programmable backlight
o Displays event logs
o Displays Ready, Armed, Trouble, Fire status
o Shortcut buttons like Test, Report, Memory.
o Only displays zones assigned to Keypads
o Chime option
o Keypad Dimensions: 150mm(width) x 120mm (Length) x 22mm (Height)

General Features

o 5 user codes,1 Master code, 1 installer code, 1 Guest code, 1 Ambush code, 1 PC Connection Code
o Real time clock
o 256 event logs
o 6 user phone numbers
o Communicator supports 2 Central Monitoring Stations (Contact ID, 4+2,4+1,3+2,3+1 (DTMF) )
o Each Central Monitoring Station has 2 phone numbers
o Manuel and Automatic Bypass
o Smart Partition Technology
o PC connection by USB or COM Port
o 2 Timers
o PGM outputs can be controlled by telephone

Types of Arming/Disarming Panel

o Arm with single button
o Arm/Disarm specific partitions
o Automatic Arm/Disarm panel in the specific time.
o Arm/Disarm with KEY Input
o Arm/Disarm with remote control unit(Remote control module must be connected to Panel)
o Arm/Disarm by telephone

Alarm Types

o Siren Alarm: siren alarms, panel dials user and Central Monitoring Station
o Silent Alarm: siren doesn’t alarm, panel dials user and Central Monitoring Station.

Electrical & Mechanical Features

o 220230V AC Voltage
o Fuse AC Voltage(125mA)
o Power supply for external units with electronic fuses
o 12V DC Current Output(Siren + AUX + Keypad) : 1A (max)
o Current limited battery charge circuit
o 2 x 12V 7Ah battery can be connected.
o PGM1, PGM2, ARM output current:: 300mA max. Total current output of PGM1,PGM2, ARM: 500mA max.
o SRN output current:: 500mA max.
o Dimensions: 310mm(width) x 302mm (Length) x 83mm (Height)
o Weight( ± 2 gr) : 2785 gr / 3095 gr (Packaged)

Optional Modules

o Voice recording module, Voice message module (includes 8 messages), Remote Control module, 4-zone expansion module,

RS-232 PC link module, USB PC link module, Relay module, X-10 module, Network module, Modem module.

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3. MOUNTING

WARNING! : Don’t connect power to panel without finishing wiring.

3.1. GENERAL

Drill necessary holes on the wall and then mount panel case to wall by using proper holes. Metal cover of
panel constitute of body and cover. Cover is opened by removing two screws. Detectors, siren, and
telephone line are connected to Panel by using proper cables. (It is recommended to you use wire screened
cable or silver foiled LIYCY cable and ground the mains voltage) Before connecting supply voltage, make
sure that all connections are made correctly. Also it is recommended to connect keypad cable foil to panel
GND and keypad GND. For the mains voltage connection, 3x0.75 mm² standard cable may be
usedDescriptions of panel terminals are in the following picture.

Following picture shows panel connections.

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3.2. SIREN CONNECTION

Siren connection is made by 12V,SRN,GND terminals.12V and GND is supply voltage of Siren. Trigger
output of Siren is SRN. Siren output can be programmed as NO ,NC. If 2 sirens is connected, one of sirens
should be used in SCB mode.

When 2 sirens are connected to panel, one of the sirens should be on SCB mode to increase current
consumption.

3.3. DETECTOR CONNECTION

Detector alarm outputs are NC or NO. One of 2 wire output is connected to Z1, Z2 ,Z3 or ,Z4 input the other
is connected COM. Supply voltage of detectors is provided by AUX output. Z1, Z2, Z3, Z4 can be
programmed as NO,NC, single end of line resistor or double end of line resistor. Following picture shows
example of PIR detector and magnetic contact connection by using none end of line resistor connection.

End of Line Resistor Connection : When single end of line resistor is used, any break in detector cable
can be noticed. When double end of line resistor is used, any break in detector cable and also short circuit

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can be noticed. It is recommended to use double end of line resistor. 2.7kΩ resistor that comes with panel
can be used for end of line connection. These resistors should be connected to detector sides. If more than
one detector contacts is wanted to be serially connect, end of line resistor connection can’t be made, none­resistor connection should be made. Following pictures shows end of line resistor connection.

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Zone number can be increased to 8 by zone doubling feature. You make zone doubling by using 1kΩ

and 2kΩ resistors connected to zone as following picture. Zone doubling is enabled in Zone Wiring section of
Installer Program. Each physical zone can be used as 2 zone by zone doubling. Contact types(NC,NO) of
zones can be configured from their addresses. Zone doubling feature can’t be used together with zone
expansion module.

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Note: If Tamper connection is made as above in single, double end of line connection or zone doubling
connection, panel goes into alarm when tamper is activated. Panel only sends zone trouble code to central
monitoring station if panel is not armed.
Look at Zone Wiring section in 9.3.1 for programming details.

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3.4. KEYPAD CONNECTION

GND, DT, CK, 12V terminals are used to connect panel to Keypad. These terminals are connected to same
terminals on Keypad. If connection couldn’t made correctly, Keypad warns user. 4 Keypads can be
connected to VAP404 Panel. It is recommended to connect keypad cable foil to panel GND and keypad
GND. If more than one keypad is connected, enter keypad addresses firstly(Look at Assigning/Displaying
Keypad Address section). Also keypads that is connected panel must be enabled from panel(Look at Keypad
Permissions section).

Ensure that panel isn’t connected to power and DT and CK terminals aren’t connected to 12V to
prevent panel from breaking down.

Note: Length of connection cable between Keypad and Panel should be maximum 100 meter long.

3.5. TELEPHONE LINE CONNECTION

Telephone line connection is made to LINE terminal. If telephone line can’t be connected correctly, trouble
and memory leds flash on VPC108 Keypad, Trouble led lights and trouble message is seen on VPC301
Keypad. When telephone line is corrected, trouble message is cancelled. Don’t connect other devices to
LINE input by parallel. Other devices should be connected to PHONE output. Connection is displayed on the
following picture.

Note: If ADSL line is used, phone line connection should be connected to phone line output of SPLITTER
device, otherwise some problems can occur about phone dialing.

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3.6. CONNECTION OF PROGRAMMABLE OUTPUTS

VAP404 has 2 PGM outputs. These outputs can be used for kind of purposes. Detailed information is in
Programming Section.

Connect devices that don’t exceed current limit of PGM outputs.

Note: You can get 4 PGM outputs by using TRM904 relay module, or can get 8 PGM outputs by using 2
TRM904 module together. Look at TRM904 guide for detailed description.

3.7. CONNECTION OF PANEL ARMED OUTPUT(ARM)

ARM output is normally output(NO contact). When panel is armed, ARM output is closed. These outputs can
be used for kind of purposes. Detailed information is in Programming Section.

Connect devices that don’t exceed current limit of ARM output.

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3.8. POWER CONNECTION

Connect power cables properly to its place on panel case.
NOTE : Don’t forget grounding.
There is AC 220V(230V)/16V 1,2A transformer inside Panel case. Connect 16V AC to panel and then you

will see green led lights on Panel. Connect battery cables to battery(be careful about poles). 2 unit 12V 7 Ah
battery can be connected to Panel. When battery voltage decrease to limit values, keypad goes into energy
protection mode so panel consumes lower energy.

Power terminal has a fuse of 0,125 A. If fuse breaks down, remove fuse from power terminal on panel case,
put the new one.

4. QUICK & SIMPLE PROGRAMMING

This section includes quick and simple programming of VAP404.

4.1. FIRST OPERATING

Control panel connections. If all connections are correct, connect AC voltage then connect battery. After
entering Date/Time, Trouble led is OFF on keypad if no other trouble on panel.

4.2. SIMPLE PROGRAMMING

o Enter time and date. (Trouble message disappears.)
o Enter User phone numbers, Central Monitoring Station phone numbers and account numbers.
o Enter Codes.
o Test siren.
o Test Central Monitoring Station and User Phone Dialer

Default settings ; All zones are NC (Normally closed). Z1 is entry-exit zone, Z2 is follower zone, Entry and
exit delays are 15 sec. Installer code is 9999, master code is 1234, and Central Monitoring Station
communication format is Contact ID.

Description of simple installation is in the following. LED means LED Keypad, LCD means LCD Keypad.

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Detailed description of Keypad usage is in Programming Section. To enter address, enter 4 digit
address then you see data recorded before. If you want to change data, enter new data and push √
button. On LCD Keypad. Use up-down arrow buttons to explore menu. To confirm changed data on
selected item, push √ button.

o Enter Installer Program
LED, LCD Press 4 (Program) long 9 9 9 9 Default INSTALLER Code = 9999
Program Light lights in LED. LED Keypad and displays “INSTALLER MENU” on LCD
Keypad.

o Set Up Time
LED 01 01 1259 √ Time = 12:59
LCD 0-BASIC SETTINGS→ CLOCK SETTING→ CLOCK SETTING
TIME: 12 59 √
o Set Up Date
LED 01 02 23 11 04 √ Date = 23 November 2004
LCD 0-BASIC SETTINGS→ CLOCK SETTTING→ CLOCK SETTING
DATE: 23 11 04 √
o Enter Account Number
LED 04 01 1 2 3 4 √ Account Number = 1234
LCD 0-BASIC SETTINGS→ CMS ACCOUNT #’S →01-CMS ACCNT NO
1 2 3 4 √
o Enter Central Monitoring Station-1(CMS-1) Phone Number
LED 05 01 0 216 1234567 √ Phone number = 0 216 1234 567

To add duration time, press 0 (long).
05 01 9 0 (long) 0 216 1234567 √

LCD 0-BASIC SETTINGS→ CMS PHONES→01-CMS PHONE NR
0 216 1234567 √ (First number of CMS-1)

To add duration time, press 0 (long).
9 0 (long) 0 216 1234567 √

If CMS-1 has 2 phone numbers, enter 2. phone number to 05 03(LED) or 03-CMS PHONE NR (LCD)
When CMS phone number is entered, CMS dialing( 1. option in 50 01) is automatically activated by panel.

o Enter User Phone Numbers
LED 06 01 0 532 1234567 √ Phone number = 0532 123 45 67

06 02 ................ √

. .
. .

06 06 ................ √

To add duration time, press 0 (long).
06 01 9 0 (long) 0 532 1234567 √
LCD 0-BASIC SETTINGS→ PRIVATE PHONES→ 01-PERSON PHONE NR
0 532 1234567 √
0-BASIC SETTINGS→ PRIVATE PHONES→ 02-PERSON PHONE NR
0 532 1234567 √
. .
. .
To add duration time, press 0 (long)
9 0 (long) 0 532 1234567 √

When user phone is entered, user phone dialing( 2 .option in 50 01) is automatically activated by panel.

o Exit Installer Program
LED, LCD Press X (Exit) (long)

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o Change Installer Code
LED, LCD √ (long)(Password) 9 9 9 9 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 √ New code= 3333
Default Installer code = 9999
o Enter Master Program
LED, LCD 4 (long)(Program) 1 2 3 4 Default Master Code = 1234
Program Light flashes in LED Keypad and displays “MASTER MENU” on LCD Keypad.

o Assign User Code
5 user codes + 1 Guest code can be entered.
LED 07 01 X X X X √ 4 digit code = XXXX

07 02 ........... √

. .
. .

07 06 ........... √ (Guest code )

LCD 0-BASIC SETTINGS→ USER CODES→ 01-USER CODE
X X X X √
. .

0-BASIC SETTINGS→ USER CODES→ 06-USER CODE

X X X X √ (Guest code)
o Assign Duress Code

LED 07 07 X X X X √ 4 digit code = XXXX
LCD 0-BASIC SETTINGS→ USER CODES→ 07-USER CODE
X X X X √

o Change PC Connection Code
LED 07 08 X X X X √ Default PC Connection Code = 7777
LCD 0-BASIC SETTINGS→ USER CODES→ 08-USER CODE
X X X X √
o Exit Master Program
LED, LCD Press X (Exit) (long)

o Change Master Code Default Master Code = 1234
LED, LCD Press √ (Password) (long) 1 2 3 4 4 5 6 7 4 5 6 7 √
New Code=4567

o Test Siren
LED,LCD Press 8 (Test) (long) 3 1

o Test User Phone Number
LED, LCD First Number
Press 8 (Test) (long) 2 1

Second Number
Press 8(Test) (long) 2 2
.
.
Sixth Number
8 (long)(Test) 2 6

o Test Central Monitoring Station(CMS) Numbers
LED, LCD Press 8(Test) (long) 1 1 ; CMS-1 1.phone number test
Press 8(Test) (long) 1 2 ; CMS-2 1.phone number test
Press 8(Test) (long) 1 3 ; CMS-1 2.phone number test
Press 8(Test) (long) 1 4 ; CMS-2 2.phone number test

NOTE:

Zone settings are configured from addresses of 20
0X, 21 0X, 22 0X, 23 0X. ( X = Zone Number)

Enter delays are configured from addresses of 02
0X, exit delays are configured from addresses of
03 0X (X = Partition number).

All addresses can be seen in 5.5 Programming
Addresses.

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5. PROGRAMMING SETTINGS

5.1. INTRODUCTION

VAP404 has two programming sections. One of them is Installer Program<IP> that is entered by installer
code other is Master Program<MP> that is entered by master code. Installer program includes addresses,
and operational settings that are used by technician who installs panel. Master program includes addresses
that are interested in user settings like time/date, phone numbers, user passwords and permissions.
Passwords can be reset in master or Installer program. Settings in master or installer program can be reset
only in Installer program.

To programming, enter address of feature you want configure. If you wait a little, you see value in that
address. At this moment you can enter new value and then press √ .

Programming addresses are classified in VAP404. Addresses are total 4 digits. First two digits of addresses
indicate address group. The second two digits of addresses indicate zone no, user no, keypad no…etc.
Main configurations include addresses that are used in basic installations so installer easily installs system.

Main Settings : 01-Date/Time
02-Partition Entry Delays
03-Partition Exit Delays
04-Central Monitoring Station Account Numbers
05-Central Monitoring Station Phone Numbers
06-User Phone Numbers
07-User Codes

Panel Settings: 10-Panel General Settings
11-Siren Settings
12-Automatic Arm-Disarm
13-PGM Settings
14-Timer Settings
15-Remote Access(by telephone)
16-KEY Settings

Zone Settings: 20-Zone Wiring
21-Zone Partition
22-Zon Type
23-Zon Settings
24-Zone Trigger Delay
Keypad Settings: 30-Keypad Permissions
31-Keypad Partitions
99-Keypad Inner Settings

User Settings: 40-Start time
41-Finish time
42-Authorized days
43-Authorized partitions
44-User Keypads
45-User Limitations

Communicator-Dialer: 50-General Settings
51-Reporting Settings
52-53-Central Monitoring Station Event Codes

Optional Modules: 60-RF Remote Controller Settings
61-Zone Expander Module Settings

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5.2. ENTERING / EXITING INSTALLER & MASTER PROGRAM

Press Program button until you hear long beep and enter installer code then device enters “Installer
Program”. Program led lights and Ready light flashes in LED Keypad. LCD Keypad displays “INSTALLER
MENU”.

4 (Program)(long) 9 9 9 9 Default Installer Code = 9999
Press Program button until you hear long beep and enter master code then device enters “Installer

Program”. Program and Ready light flashes in LED Keypad. LCD Keypad displays “MASTER MENU”.
4 (Program)(long) 1 2 3 4 Default Master Code = 1234
To exit programming mode, press Exit button long until you hear long beep then Program light becomes

OFF and LCD screen returns stand by mode.
X (Exit) (long)
Panel exits Programming mode if you don’t press any button within 3 minutes.

5.3. CHANGING CODES

User can simply change codes(except Duress code and PC connection code) by entering following in
Standby mode.

√ (Password) (long) XXXX YYYY YYYY √
XXXX = old code, YYYY = new code

5.4. ASSIGNING / DISPLAYING KEYPAD ADDRESS

Default Keypad Address is “1”. If more than one keypad will be used, Keypad addresses must be different
each other. Do following to change Keypad address ;

4 (long) Address √ (Address = 1, 2, 3, 4 )
Do following to see Keypad address ;
6 (long) 4
Keypad displays its address by zone lights on LED Keypad. LCD Keypad displays its address on screen.

5.5. PROGRAMMING ADDRESSES

ADDRESS

FUNCTION

VALUE

DEFAULT
VALUE

ENTERED
VALUE

PAGE &
PROGRAM
IP:Installer
MP:Master

01 01

Time

HH MM HH=hour , MM= minute

00:00

38 IP, MP

01 02

Date

DD MM YY DD=day, MM=month, YY=year(last 2 digit)

00.00.00

38 IP, MP

01 03

Day of Week

D , D=1~7, 1=Monday.......,7=Sunday,(only readable)

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39 IP, MP

02 01
02 02
02 03
02 04

Entry Delays
A Partition
B Partition
C Partition
D Partition

0~255 seconds

15
0
0
0

39, IP

Look at pg.
34 for SPT

03 01
03 02
03 03
03 04

Exit Delay
A Partition
B Partition
C Partition
D Partition

0~255 seconds

15
0
0
0

39 IP

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04 01
04 02

Account No
Central M. Station-1(CMS-1)
Central M. Station-2(CMS-2)

AAAA = 4 digit number

0000
0000

40 IP

05 01
05 02
05 03
05 04

CMS Phone numbers
CMS-1
CMS-2
Secondary number of CMS-1
Secondary number of CMS-2

TTTTTTTTTTTTTTT max. 15 digit phone number
(*) CMS dialing is enabled( 1. option in 50 01 )

automatically when phone number is entered.

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41 IP

06 01
06 02
06 03
06 04
06 05
06 06

User Phone Numbers
User Phone-1
User Phone-2
User Phone-3
User Phone-4
User Phone-5
User Phone-6

TTTTTTTTTTTTTTT max. 15 digit phone number
(*) User Phone Dialer is enabled( 2. option in 50 01 )

automatically when phone number is entered.

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41 IP, MP

07 01
07 02
07 03
07 04
07 05
07 06
07 07
07 08

User Codes
User Code-1
User Code-2
User Code-3
User Code-4
User Code-5
Guest Code
Duress Code
PC Connection Code

xxxx = 4 digit code;
If “0000” is entered, that user becomes disabled.

0000
0000
0000
0000
0000
0000
0000
7777

42 MP

10 01

Panel Settings

(ON/OFF)

1. option= Smart Partition Technology Enable/Disable

2. option= Quick Arm Enable/Disable

3. option= Auto Siren Test Enable/Disable

4. option= Arm/Disarm from Foreign Keypad Enable/Disable

5. option= Extendable Exit Delay Enable/Disable

6. option= Double Hit Enable/Disable

7. option= Daylight Saving Enable/Disable

3=ON
5=ON
7=ON

43 IP

Look at pg.
34 for SPT

10 02

Output Types

1.option= ARM NC/NO (ON= NC, OFF= NO)

2. option= PGM1 NC/NO

3. option= PGM2 NC/NO

5. option= SRN NC/NO (positive/negative trigger)

1=OFF
2=OFF
3=OFF
5=OFF

43 IP

10 03

Automatic Bypassed
Partitions

1. option= A Partition

2. option= B Partition

3. option= C Partition

4. option= D Partition

-

44 IP

Look at pg.
34 for SPT

10 04

Reset Types

1. option= Reset Codes

2. option= Reset Panel Settings

-

44 IP, MP

IP

ADDRESS

FUNCTION

VALUE

DEFAULT
VALUE

ENTERED
VALUE

PAGE &
PROGRAM
IP:Installer
MP:Master

10 06

Reset Enable/Disable

1. option= Resetting Codes Enable/Disable

2. option= Resetting Panel Settings Enable/Disable

1= ON
2= ON

44 IP

10 07

ARM Partitions

1. option = A Partition

2. option = B Partition

3. option = C Partition

4. option = D Partition

A, B, C, D

45 IP

Look at pg.
34 for SPT

10 08

AC Fail Call Delay

0~60 minutes

15

45 IP

10 09

Cross Zone Timer

0~255 seconds

60

45 IP

11 01

Siren Partitions

1. option = A Partition

2. option = B Partition

3. option = C Partition

4. option = D Partition

A, B, C, D

46 IP

Look at pg.
34 for SPT

11 02

Siren Cut off Time

2~255 minutes

5 minutes

46 IP

12 01

Automatic ARM Partitions

1. option= A Partition

2. option= B Partition Automatic Arm is disabled

3. option= C Partition if no partition is selected

4. option= D Partition

No
partition is
selected

46 IP, MP

Look at pg.
34 for SPT

12 02

Automatic ARM Days

1. Option = Monday 5. option = Friday

2. Option = Tuesday 6. option = Saturday

3. Option = Wednesday 7. option = Sunday

All days
are

47 IP, MP

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4. option = Thursday

selected

12 03

Automatic ARM Time

HH MM HH= hour, MM= minute

00:00

47 IP, MP

12 04

Automatic Disarm Partitions

1. option= A Partition

2. option= B Partition Automatic Disarm is

3. option= C Partition disabled if no partition is

4. option= D Partition selected.

No
partition is
selected

47 IP, MP

Look at pg.
34 for SPT

12 05

Automatic Disarm Days

1. option = Monday 5. option = Friday

2. option = Tuesday 6. option = Saturday

3. option = Wednesday 7. option = Sunday

4. option = Thursday

All days
are
selected

48 IP, MP

12 06

Automatic Disarm Time

HH MM HH=hour, MM=minute

00:00

48 IP, MP

12 07

Automatic Arm Partitions on
no Activity

1. option= A Partition

2. option= B Partition This feature is disabled,

3. option= C Partition if no partition is selected.

4. option= D Partition

No
partition is
selected

48 IP

Look at pg.
34 for SPT

12 08

No Activity Time
(for Automatic Arm)

5~255 minutes

30 minutes

49 IP

13 01
13 03

13 05
13 07
13 09
13 11
13 13
13 15

PGM1 Usage Type
PGM2 Usage Type

PGM3 Usage Type(*)
PGM4 Usage Type
PGM5 Usage Type
PGM6 Usage Type
PGM7 Usage Type
PGM8 Usage Type

0 = Free
1 = PGM is active while selected zones are active
2 = PGM is active while selected zones are active
3 = PGM is activated when selected partitions are armed.
4 = Fire siren
5 = PGM resets fire detector when fire alarm is ended.
6 = Siren
7 = PGM is active on selected troubles
8 = PGM controls magnetic door (Access Control).
9 = Timer controls PGM (**)
10 = Random PGM ON/OFF
11= On arm
12= On disarm
13= Control with remote control button
14= Alarm type indicator

(*) VAP404 has 3 onboard PGM outputs. You can get 4 PGM
outputs by using TRM904 module, or can get 8 PGM outputs
by using 2 TRM904 module together. Look at TRM904 guide
for detailed description.

(**) 9. option is valid for the first four PGM’s(PGM1 to PGM4)

0=Closed

49, 50 IP

Look at pg.
34 for SPT

13 02
13 04

13 06
13 08
13 10
13 12
13 14
13 16

PGM1 Parameter
PGM2 Parameter

PGM3 Parameter (*)
PGM4 Paremeter
PGM5 Paremeter
PGM6 Paremeter
PGM7 Paremeter
PGM8 Paremeter

0~255,
(*) VAP404 PLUS has 2 PGM outputs. You can get 4 PGM

outputs by using TRM904 module, or can get 8 PGM outputs
by using 2 TRM904 module together. Look at TRM904 guide
for detailed description.

0

49 IP
50

ADDRESS

FUNCTION

VALUE

DEFAULT
VALUE

ENTERED
VALUE

PAGE &
PROGRAM
IP:Installer
MP:Master

14 01
14 04

Timer1 Setting
Timer2 Setting

1. option= PGM1 Control Enable/Disable

2. option= PGM1 State (ON/OFF)

3. option= PGM2 Control Enable/Disable

4. option= PGM2 State (ON/OFF)

5. option= PGM3 Control Enable/Disable(*)

6. option= PGM3 State (ON/OFF)

7. option= PGM4 Control Enable/Disable

8. option= PGM4 State (ON/OFF)
(*) VAP408 PLUS has 2 PGM outputs. You can get 4 PGM

outputs by using TRM904 module, or can get 8 PGM outputs
by using 2 TRM904 module together. Look at TRM904 guide
for detailed description.

-

51 IP, MP
52

14 02
14 05

Timer1 Days
Timer2 Days

1. option = Monday 5. option = Friday

2. option = Tuesday 6. option = Saturday

3. option = Wednesday 7. option = Sunday

4. option = Thursday

All days
are
selected

52 IP, MP

14 03
14 06

Time of Timer1
Time of Timer2

HH MM HH=hour, MM=minute

00:00

52 IP, MP
53

15 01

Remote Control

(ON/OFF)

1. option= Remote control by phone Enable/Disable

2. option= Remote control by PC(modem) Enable/Disable*
* This feature is only active if modem module is connected
to VAP404 panel.

Closed

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15 02

Answer Ring Count

1~20 times

5 times

53 IP, MP

16 01

KEY Settings

1. option= Enable(ON)/ Disable(OFF)

2. option= Pulse/ Continues Contact

Closed,
Pulse

53, 54 IP

16 02

KEY Partitions

1. option= A Partition

2. option= B Partition

3. option= C Partition

4. option= D Partition

A, B, C, D

54 IP

Look at pg.
34 for SPT

20 01
20 02
20 03
20 04

20 05-08

Zone Wiring
Z1
Z2
Z3
Z4
Z5-Z8

1. option= NC/NO (ON/OFF)

2. option= Single end of line resistor,
Double zone ON/OFF *

3. option= Double end of line Resistor,
Double zoneON/OFF *

4. option= Zone Enable/Disable
(*)2, 3 must not be selected if no end of line resistor

will be used.
2, 3 must be selected in zone doubling.
You don’t need to activate zone doubling feature
of Z5, Z6, Z7, Z8 while using zone doubling.
Zone doubling feature can’t be used together
with zone expansion module.

1= ON
4= ON

54 IP
55

21 01
21 02
21 03
21 04

21 05-08

Zone Partitions
Z1
Z2
Z3
Z4
Z5-Z8

1. option= A Partition Note: If S.P.T. (Smart partition

2. option= B Partition Technology) is selected,

3. option= C Partition these settings can be

4. option= D Partition ignored.

A

55 IP

Look at pg.
34 for SPT

22 01
22 02
22 03
22 04

22 05-08

Zone Type
Z1
Z2
Z3
Z4
Z5-Z8

0 = Free 6 = Fire
1 = Door 7 = Panic
2 = Window 8 = Duress
3 = Interior 9 = Tamper(Sabotage)
4 = Exterior 10 = Medical
5 = 24 Hour 11 = Custom

Z1 : 1
Z2 : 3
Z3 : 3
Z4 : 3
Z5-Z8 : 3

56 IP

23 01
23 02
23 03
23 04

23 05-08

Zone Extra Settings
Z1
Z2
Z3
Z4
Z5-Z8

(ON/OFF)

1. option= End door YES/NO

2. option= Follower Zone YES/NO

3. option= Entry/Exit Zone YES/NO

4. option= Silent Zone YES/NO

5. option= Can not be bypassed manually YES/NO

6. option= Can not be Auto bypassed YES/NO

7. option= Cross Zone YES/NO

Z1: 3
Z2: 2
Z3: ­Z4: ­Z5-Z8: -

57 IP

ADDRESS

FUNCTION

VALUE

DEFAULT
VALUE

ENTERED
VALUE

PAGE &
PROGRAM
IP:Installer
MP:Master

24 01
24 02
24 03
24 04

24 05-08

Zone Trigger Delay
Z1
Z2
Z3
Z4
Z5-Z8

2~255, time = value*30 ms

15

58 IP

30 01
30 02
30 03
30 04

Keypad Permissions

1. Keypad

2. Keypad

3. Keypad

4. Keypad

1. option= Keypad Enable/Disable

2. option= Quick Arm Enable/Disable

3. option= Arm Enable/Disable

4. option= Disarm Enable/Disable

5. option= Programming permission Enable/Disable

6. option= Access Control ON/OFF

7.option= Sabotage Alarm Enable/Disable

1.keypad
1,2,3,4,5
Other
keypads
2,3,4

58 IP

31 01
31 02
31 03
31 04

Keypad Partitions

1. Keypad

2. Keypad

3. Keypad

4. Keypad

1. option= A Partition

2. option= B Partition

3. option= C Partition

4. option= D Partition

A, B, C, D

59 IP

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34 for SPT

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40 01
40 02
40 03
40 04
40 05
40 06

User Start Time
User-1
User-2
User-3
User-4
User-5
Guest

HH MM , HH=hour, MM=minutes

00:00

60 MP

41 01
41 02
41 03
41 04
41 05
41 06

User Finish Time
User-1
User-2
User-3
User-4
User-5
Guest

HH MM , HH=hour, MM=minutes

23:59

60 MP

42 01
42 02
42 03
42 04
42 05
42 06

User Days
User-1
User-2
User-3
User-4
User-5
Guest

1. option = Monday 5. option = Friday

2. option = Tuesday 6. option = Saturday

3. option = Wednesday 7. option = Sunday

4. option = Thursday

All days
are
selected

61 MP

43 01
43 02
43 03
43 04
43 05
43 06

User Partitions
User-1
User-2
User-3
User-4
User-5
Guest

1. option= A Partition

2. option= B Partition

3. option= C Partition

4. option= D Partition

A, B, C, D

62 MP

Look at pg.
34 for SPT

44 01
44 02
44 03
44 04
44 05
44 06

User Keypads
User-1
User-2
User-3
User-4
User-5
Guest

1. option= 1. Keypad

2. option= 2. Keypad

3. option= 3. Keypad

4. option= 4. Keypad

1=ON
2=ON
3=ON
4=ON

62 MP

45 01
45 02
45 03
45 04
45 05
45 06

User Limitations
User-1
User-2
User-3
User-4
User-5
Guest

1. option= User can not Arm

2. option= User can not Disarm

3. option= One time usable code(only for Guest)

4. option= Daily Code(only for Guest)

5. option= User can not make Bypass

1=OFF
2=OFF
3=OFF
4=OFF *
5=OFF

* 4.opt=ON
in 45 06

63 MP

ADDRESS

FUNCTION

VALUE

DEFAULT
VALUE

ENTERED
VALUE

PAGE &
PROGRAM
IP:Installer
MP:Master

50 01

Central Monitoring
Station(CMS) & User Phone
Dialer Settings

1. option= Communicator Enable/Disable (*)
(Central Monitoring Station Dialer)

2.option= Dialer Enable/Disable (**)
(User Phone Dialer)

3. option= -

4. option= Cancel calls on disarm ON/OFF

5. option= Alarm on Tel. Line Fail ON/OFF

6. option= Confirm by single button ON/OFF

7. option= Terminate on confirm ON/OFF

8. option= Make Alarm silence on confirm ON/OFF

(*) 1. option is enabled automatically when any of
communicator number( 05 01  05 04 ) is entered.
(**) 2. option is enabled automatically when any of dialer
number( 06 01  06 06 ) is entered.

4=ON

64 IP

50 02

Dial Attempt

1~15 times

3 times

64 IP

50 03

CMS Answer Wait Time

10~60 seconds

30
seconds

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50 04

CMS Periodic Test Report
Range

1~48 hour

24 hours

65 IP

50 05

CMS Periodic Report Time

HH MM HH: Hour, MM:Minute

00:00

65 IP MP

50 06

Redialing Pause

1~30 sec.

3 sec.

65 IP

50 07
50 08

Communication Format
Central M. Station-1
Central M. Stat.ion-2

0=ContactID
1=4+2, 4+1, 3+2, 3+1 (DTMF)

0

65 IP
66

50 09
50 10

4+2, etc Features
Central M. Station-1
Central M. Stat.ion-2

(ON/ OFF)

1. option= Account No 3 Digit / 4 Digit

2. option= Code Digit 1 Digit / 2 Digit

3. option= Communication Frequency 20 Baud / 10 Baud

-

-

-

66 IP

50 11
50 12
50 13
50 14
50 15

Central M. Station to which
messages will be sent.

Out of Partition
A Partition
B Partition
C Partition
D Partition

1. option= Call Central Stat. 1

2. option= Call Central Stat. 2
S.P.T. uses settings of 50 11

1 = ON

67 IP

Look at pg.
34 for S.P.T

50 16
50 17
50 18
50 19
50 20

User Phones to which
messages will be sent.

Out of Partition
A Partition
B Partition
C Partition
D Partition

1.option= Call User number-1 S.P.T use s settings

2.option= Call User number-2 of 50 16

3.option= Call User number-3

4.option= Call User number-4

5.option= Call User number-5

6.option= Call User number-6

All options
are
selected

67 IP

Look at pg.
34 for S.P.T

ADDRESS

FUNCTION

VALUE

DEFAULT
VALUE

ENTERED
VALUE

PAGE &

PROGRAM

IP:Installer
MP:Master

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51 01
51 02
51 03
51 04
51 05
51 06
51 07
51 08
51 09
51 10
51 11
51 12
51 13
51 14
51 15
51 16
51 17
51 18
51 19
51 20
51 21
51 22
51 23
51 24
51 25
51 26
51 27
51 28
51 29
51 30
51 31
51 32

Event Logs

1. Intruder Alarm

2. Panic Alarm

3. Fire Alarm

4. Duress Alarm

5. Sabotage Alarm

6. Medical Alarm

7. Duress Disarm

8. Disarm on Alarm

9. Zone Trouble

10. AC Fail

11. Intrusion Verifier

12. Cross Zone Fault

13. Battery Low

14. Line Fail

15. Battery Fail

16.Communic. Fail (1)

17.Special Arm/Disarm

18. Arm/Disarm

19. Bypassed

20. Entered Program

21. Exited Program

22. Periodic Report

23. Panel Restarted

24. Manual Report

25. ---

26. ---

27. ---

28. ---

29. ---

30. Custom Zone Alarm

31. ---

32. Defaults Loaded
33-64. Restore (2)

1. option= Call Central Monitoring Station

2. option= Call User Phone

3. option= Call Central Monitoring Station for Restore

4. option= Call User Phone for Restore

5. option= Record to Memory

(1) Communication Fail is only recorded to Memory
(2) Restores no 3364 is displayed in event log memory if

event is selected to be recorded to memory.

1,2,3,5
1,2,3,5
1,2,3,5
1,2,3,5
1,2,3,5
1,2,3,5
1,2,5
1,5
1,5
1,3,5
1,5
1,5
1,3,5
1,3,5
1,3,5
5
1,3,5
1,3,5
1,3,5
1,5
1,5
1
5

---

---

---

---

---

--­1,2,5

--­5

68 IP
69
70

52 01
52 02
52 03
52 04
52 05
52 06
52 07
52 08
52 09
52 10
52 11
52 12
52 13
52 14
52 15
52 16
52 17
52 18
52 19
52 20
52 21
52 22
52 23
52 24
52 25
52 26
52 27
52 28
52 29
52 30
52 31
52 32

Contact ID
Event Logs

1. Intruder Alarm

2. Panic Alarm

3. Fire Alarm

4. Duress Alarm

5. Sabotage Alarm

6. Medical Alarm

7. Duress Disarm

8. Disarm on Alarm

9. Zone Trouble

10. AC Fail

11. Intrusion Verifier

12. Cross Zone Fault

13. Battery Low

14. Line Fail

15. Battery Fail

16.Communic. Fail (1)

17.Special Arm/Disarm(2)

18. Arm/Disarm

19. Bypassed

20. Entered Program

21. Exited Program

22. Periodic Report

23. Panel Restarted

24. Manual Report

25. ---

26. ---

27. ---

28. ---

29. ---

30. Custom Zone Alarm

31. ---

32. Defaults Loaded
33-64. Restore (3)

CCCC 4 digits Event Code

Note:
(1) Communication Fail is only recorded to
Memory.

(2) Special Arm/Disarm codes sent to Central
Monitoring Station on Quick Arm, Arming on no
activity, Automatic Arm/Disarm, Arm/Disarm by
key, Arm/Disarm by Remote Controller

(3) Restores no 3364 is displayed in event log memory if
event is selected to be recorded to memory.

1130
1120
1110
1120
1144
1100
1121
1406
1372
1301
1139
1378
1302
1351
1302
0000
1400
1402
1570
1627
1628
1602
1305
1601
0000
0000
0000
0000
0000
0000
0000
0000

71 IP
72

ADDRESS

FUNCTION

VALUE

DEFAULT
VALUE

ENTERED
VALUE

PAGE &

PROGRAM

IP:Installer
MP:Master

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53 01
53 02
53 03
53 04
53 05
53 06
53 07
53 08
53 09
53 10
53 11
53 12
53 13
53 14
53 15
53 16
53 17
53 18
53 19
53 20
53 21
53 22
53 23
53 24
53 25
53 26
53 27
53 28
53 29
53 30
53 31
53 32
53 33
53 34
53 35
53 36
53 37
53 38
53 39
53 40 – 41
53 42
53 43 – 44
53 45
53 46
53 47
53 48
53 49
53 50
53 51
53 52 – 64

4+2, etc
Event Codes
Event Longs

1. Intruder Alarm

2. Panic Alarm

3. Fire Alarm

4. Duress Alarm

5. Sabotage Alarm

6. Medical Alarm

7. Duress Disarm

8. Disarm on Alarm

9. Zone Trouble

10. AC Fail

11. Intrusion Verifier

12. Cross Zone Fault

13. Battery Low

14. Line Fail

15. Battery Fail

16.Communic. Fail (1)

17.Special Arm/Disarm(2)

18. Arm/Disarm

19. Bypassed

20. Entered Program

21. Exited Program

22. Periodic Report

23. Panel Restarted

24. Manual Report

25. ---

26. ---

27. ---

28. ---

29. ---

30. Custom Zone Alarm

31. ---

32. Defaults Loaded

33. Burglar Alarm Restore

34. Panic Alarm Restore

35. Fire Alarm Restore

36. Duress Alarm Restore

37. Sabotage Alarm Restore

38. Medical Alarm Restore

39. Disarm at Duress
40-41. ----

42. Power Restore
43-44. ----

45. Battery Restore

46. Telephone Line Restore

47. Battery Connected

48. ---

49. Custom Armed

50. Alarm Armed

51. Bypass Cancelled
52-64. ----

CC = 1 or 2 digit Event Code

Note:
(1) Communication Fail is only recorded to
Memory.

(2) Special Arm/Disarm code is sent to Central
Monitoring Station on Quick Arm, Arming on no
activity, Automatic Arm/Disarm, Arm/Disarm by
key, Arm/Disarm by Remote Controller

72 IP
73
74

60 01

Remote Control Module
Setting

1.option = Enabled(ON)/Disabled(OFF)

2.option = Siren Alarm on Panic ON/OFF

1= OFF
2= OFF

75 IP

61 01

Zone Expansion Module
Setting

1. option= Enabled(ON)/Disabled(OFF)

Disabled

75 IP

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5.6. DEFAULT CONFIGURATIONS

USERS

Master 1.User 2.User 3.User 4.User 5.User Guest Duress PC

Connection

Installer

Codes

Address

-

07 01

07 02

07 03

07 04

07 05

07 06

07 07

07 08

-

Value

1234

0000

0000

0000

0000

0000

0000

0000

7777

9999

Start Time

Address

-

40 01

40 02

40 03

40 04

40 05

40 06 - - - Value - 00:00

00:00

00:00

00:00

00:00

00:00 - -

-

End Time

Address

-

41 01

41 02

41 03

41 04

41 05

41 06 - -

-

Value - 23:59

23:59

23:59

23:59

23:59

23:59 - -

-

Days

Address

-

42 01

42 02

42 03

42 04

42 05

42 06 - - - Value

-

1,2,3,4,5,6,7

1,2,3,4,5,6,7

1,2,3,4,5,6,7

1,2,3,4,5,6,7

1,2,3,4,5,6,7

1,2,3,4,5,6,7

- - -

Partitions

Address

-

43 01

43 02

43 03

43 04

43 05

43 06 - -

-

Value - A,B,C,D

A,B,C,D

A,B,C,D

A,B,C,D

A,B,C,D

A,B,C,D

- -

Keypad

Address

-

44 01

44 02

44 03

44 04

44 05

44 06 - - - Value - 1,2,3,4

1,2,3,4

1,2,3,4

1,2,3,4

1,2,3,4

1,2,3,4

- - -

Limitations

Address

-

45 01

45 02

45 03

45 04

45 05

45 06 - -

-

Value - - - - - - 4 - - -

ZONES

Zone Wiring

Zone Partition

Type

Zone Extra
Options

Zone Trigger
Delay

1. Zone

Address

20 01

21 01

22 01

23 01

24 01

Value

1, 4

1 (A)

1 (Door)

3

15

2. Zone

Addrress

20 02

21 02

22 02

23 02

24 02

Value

1, 4

1 (A)

3 (Interior)

2

15

3. Zone

Address

20 03

21 03

22 03

23 03

24 03

Value

1, 4

1 (A)

3 (Interior)

-

15

4. Zone

Address

20 04

21 04

22 04

23 04

24 04

Value

1, 4

1 (A)

3 (Interior)

-

15

5.8.
Zone(*)

Address

20 0508

21 0508

22 0508

23 0508

24 0508

Value

1 ,4

1 (A)

3 (Interior)

-

15

ENTERY-EXIT DELAYS

A Partition

B Partition

C Partition

D Partition

Partition Enter
Delays

Address

02 01

02 02

02 03

02 04

Value

15 seconds

0 second

0 second

0 second

Partition
Exit Delays

Address

03 01

03 02

03 03

03 04

Value

15 seconds

0 second

0 second

0 second

MAIN
CONFIGURATIONS

Time

Date

Daylight
Saving

Reset

Reset
Permissions

Cross Zone
Detection
Time

Address

01 01

01 02

7. option
(10 01)

10 04

10 06

10 09

Value

00:00

00/00/00

ON

-

1, 2

0 Sec

SIREN (SRN)

Automatic Siren Test

Output (Trigger) Type

Partition

Cut off Time

Address

3. option (10 01)

5. option (10 02)

11 01

11 02

Value

OFF

NO

A,B,C,D

5 minutes

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ARM
SETTINGS

S.P.T.
Smart Partition
Technology

Quick Arm

Foreign Keypad

Extendable
Exit Delay

Automatic
Bypassed
Partitions

Address

1.option(10 01)

2.option(10 01)

4.option(10 01)

5.option(10 01)

10 03

Value

OFF

ON

OFF

ON

-

AUTOMATIC ARM-DISARM

Partition Selection

Day

Time

ARM

Address

12 01

12 02

12 03

Value

Partitions are not
selected

1,2,3,4,5,6,7

00:00

DISARM

Address

12 04

12 05

12 06

Value

Partitions are not
selected

1,2,3,4,5,6,7

00:00

AUTOMATIC ARM PARTITIONS ON NO
ACTIVITY

Partition Selection

No Activity Time

KURMA

Address

12 07

12 08
Value

Partitions are not
selected

30 minutes

REMOTE CONTROL

PHONE REMOTE
CONTROL

PC-MODEM REMOTE
CONTROL(*)

Enable / Disable

Address

1. option (15 01)

2. option ( 15 01 )

Value

Closed

Closed

Answer Ring
Count

Address

15 02

Value

5

(*)This feature is only active if modem module is connected to VAP404 panel.

ARM/DISARM
(BY KEY INPUT)

KEY Input

Setting

Address

16 01

Value

OFF, Pulse mod

Partition

Address

16 02

Value

A,B,C,D

PGM OUTPUTS

PGM 1

PGM 2

Output Type

Address

2.option (10 02)

3. option(10 02)

Value

NO

NO

Usage

Address

13 01

13 03

Value

0 (Closed)

0 (Closed)

Parameter

Address

13 02

13 04

Value

0

0

ARM Output

Output Type

Address

1. option(10 02)

Value

NO

Partitions

Address

10 07

Value

A,B,C,D

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TIMER

1. Timer

2. Timer

Settings

Address

14 01

14 04

Value

OFF

OFF

Days

Address

14 02

14 05

Value

1,2,3,4,5,6,7

1,2,3,4,5,6,7

Time

Address

14 03

14 06

Value

00:00

00:00

KEYPADS

1.Keypad

2.Keypad

3.Keypad

4.Keypad

Enable / Disable

Address

1.option(30 01)

1. option(30 02)

1.option(30 03)

1.option(30 04)

Value

Enable

Disable

Disable

Disable

Quick Arm

Address

2.option(30 01)

2.option(30 02)

2.option(30 03)

2.option(30 04)

Value

ON

ON

ON

ON

Arm

Address

3.option(30 01)

3.option(30 02)

3.option(30 03)

3.option(30 04)

Value

ON

ON

ON

ON

Disarm

Address

4.option(30 01)

4.option(30 02)

4.option(30 03)

4.option(30 04)

Value

ON

ON

ON

ON

Programming

Address

5.option(30 01)

5.option(30 02)

5.option(30 03)

5.option(30 04)

Value

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

Access Control

Address

6.option(30 01)

6.option(30 02)

6.option(30 03)

6.option(30 04)

Value

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

Sabotage Alarm

Address

7.option(30 01)

7.option(30 02)

7.option(30 03)

7.option(30 04)

Value

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

Partitions

Address

31 01

31 02

31 03

31 04

Value

A,B,C,D

A,B,C,D

A,B,C,D

A,B,C,D

CUSTOMISE
KEYPADS

Open Chime

Close Chime

Backlight
Zones

Emergency
Buttons

Warning
Beeps

Trouble Beeps

VPC108
LED
KEYPAD

Address

99 01

99 02

99 03

99 04

99 05

99 06

Value

1.opt.=1.zone

2.opt.=2.zone

3.opt.=3.zone
….. ……

8.op.t=8.zone

Chime is
closed

1.opt.=1.zone

2.opt.=2.zone

3.opt.=3.zone
……. …….

8.opt.=8.zone

Chime is
closed

1.opt.=1.zone

2.opt.=2.zone

3.opt.=3.zone
…… ……

8.opt.=8.zone

Only 1.zone has
backlight

1.opt.=Panic

2.opt.=Fire

3.opt.=Duress

4.opt= Keypad
Tamper

All buttons are
active

1.opt.=Exit
delay

2.opt.=Armed

3.opt.=Alarm

4.opt.=Trouble

5.opt.=Button
click

6.opt=Confirm

All beeps are
active

1.opt.=Power

2.opt.=Battery
Low

3.opt.=Time/Date

4.opt.=Phone

5.opt= Zone
Trouble

6.opt= Battery fail

All beeps are
active

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EVENT LOG SETTINGS

Alarms

Intruder

Panic

Fire

Duress

Sabotage
(Tamper)

Medical

Disarm by
Duress
Code

Disarm
on
Alarm

1.option = CMS

2.option = User Phone

3.option.= CMS Restore

4.option = User Phone
Restore

5.option = Record
Memory

Address

51 01

51 02

51 03

51 04

51 05

51 06

51 07

51 08

Value

1, 2, 3, 5

1, 2, 3, 5

1, 2, 3, 5

1, 2, 3, 5

1, 2, 3, 5

1, 2, 3, 5

1, 2, 5

1, 5

Event Codes
(Contact ID)

Address

52 01

52 02

52 03

52 04

52 05

52 06

52 07

52 08

Value

1130

1120

1110

1120

1144

1100

1121

1406

Troubles

Zone
Trouble

AC Fail

Intrusion

Verifier

Cross

Zone
Fault

Low
Battery

Line Fail

Battery

Fail

Com..

Trouble

1.option = CMS

2.option = User Phone

3.option.= CMS Restore

4.option = User Phone
Restore

5.option = Record
Memory

Address

51 09

51 10

51 11

51 12

51 13

51 14

51 15

51 16

Value

1, 5

1, 3, 5

1, 5

1, 5

1, 3, 5

1, 3, 5

1, 3, 5

Event
recorded
in memory

Event Codes
(Contact ID)

Address

52 09

52 10

52 11

52 12

52 13

52 14

52 15

52 16

Value

1372

1301

1139

1378

1302

1351

1302

0000

Events

Special
Arm/
Disarm

Arm/
Disarm

Bypassed

Enter
Program

Exit
Program

Periodic
Report

Panel
Restarted

Manuel
Report

1.option = CMS

2.option = User Phone

3.option.= CMS Restore

4.option = User Phone
Restore

5.option = Record
Memory

Address

51 17

51 18

51 19

51 20

51 21

51 22

51 23

51 24

Value

1, 3, 5

1, 3, 5

1, 3, 5

1, 5

1, 5 1 5

Can’t be

set

Event Codes
(Contact ID)

Address

52 17

52 18

52 19

52 20

52 21

52 22

52 23

52 24
Value

1400

1402

1570

1627

1628

1602

1305

1601

Events

-

-

-

-

-

Custom Zone
Alarm

-

Defaults
Loaded

KEYPAD

INNER

SETTINGS

Open

Chime

Close

Chime

Backlight

Emergency

Buttons

Warning

Beeps

Trouble

Beeps

LANGUAG

E

THERMOM

ETER

VPC301

LCD

KEYPAD

CHIME ON

1-8

CHIME OFF

1-8

LIGHT ZONE

BUTTONS

SOUND

OPTION

TROUBLE

OPTN

LANGUAGE

TERMO

CALIB

1.opt.=1.zone

2.opt.=2.zone

3.opt.=3.zone
….. ……

8.op.t=8.zone

Chime is

closed

1.opt.=1.zone

2.opt.=2.zone

3.opt.=3.zone
….. ……

8.op.t=8.zone

Chime is

closed

1.opt.=1.zone

2.opt.=2.zone

3.opt.=3.zone

….. ……

8.op.t=8.zone

Only 1.zone

has backlight

1.opt.=Panic

2.opt.=Fire

3.opt.=Duress

4.opt= Keypad

Tamper

All buttons are

active

1.opt.=Exit

delay

2.opt.=Armed

3.opt.=Alarm

4.opt.=Trouble

5.opt.=Button

click

6.opt=Confirm

All beeps are

active

1.opt.=Power

2.opt.=Battery

Low

3.opt.=Time/Date

4.opt.=Phone

5.opt= Zone

Trouble

6.opt= Battery

fail
All beeps are active

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1.option = CMS

2.option = User Phone

3.option.= CMS Restore

4.option = User Phone

Restore

5.option = Record

Memory

Address

51 25

51 26

51 27

51 28

51 29

51 30

51 31

51 32

Value

-

-

- - -

1, 2, 5 - 5

Event Codes
(Contact ID)

Address

52 25

52 26

52 27

52 28

52 29

52 30

52 31

52 32

Value - - - - - 0000 - 0000

USER PHONE DIALER

Phone Memory

1 2 3 4 5

6

Phone
Number

Address

06 01

06 02

06 03

06 04

06 05

06 06

Value

---

---

---

---

---

---

Telephone Settings

User Phone Dialer
Active/Not Active

Cancel Calls on
Disarm

Alarm on Line
Fail

Confirm by Single
Button

Dial Attempt

Settings

Address

2.option(50 01)

4.option(50 01)

5.option(50 01)

6.option(50 01)

50 02

Value

OFF

ON

OFF

OFF

3 times

Redialing Pause

Cancel Calls on
Confirm

Make Siren
Silence on
Confirm

AC Fail Call Delay

-

Settings
Address

50 09

50 01 de 7.seçenek

50 01 de

8.seçenek

10 08

Value

3 seconds

OFF

OFF

0 minute

Message Settings

Out of Partition

A Partition

B Partition

C Partition

D Partition

Numbers that
will be called

Address

50 16

50 17

50 18

50 19

50 20

Value

All phone numbers

All phone numbers

All phone
numbers

All phone numbers

All phone numbers

CENTRAL MONITORING STATION SETTINGS

Numbers

1.Account No

2.Account No

Central M.
Station-1
(CMS-1)
Tel No

Central M.
Station-2
(CMS-2)
Tel No

Central M.
Station-1
Second
Tel No

Central M.
Station-2
Second
Tel No

Address

04 01

04 02

05 01

05 02

05 03

05 04

Value

0000

0000

---

---

---

---

Settings

CMS Calling
Enable/Disable

Cancel Calls on Disarm

Alarm on Line Fail

Dial
Attempt

Answer Wait
Time

Address

1. option (50 01)

4.option (50 01)

5.option (50 01)

50 02

50 03

Value

OFF

ON

OFF

3 times

30 seconds

Periodic Report
Interval

First Periodic Test Time

AC Fail Call Delay

-

-

Address

50 04

50 05

10 08

Value

24 (hour)

00:00

15 minute

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Dialer Settings

Redialing Pause

CMS-1 Communication
Format

CMS-2 Communication
Format

Address

50 06

50 07

50 08

Value

3 seconds

Contact ID

Contact ID

CMS Messages

Out of Partition

A Partition

B Partition

C
Partition

D Partition

CMS that
messages
will be
sent

Address

50 11

50 12

50 13

50 14

50 15

Value

CMS-1

CMS-1

CMS-1

CMS-1

CMS-1

OPTIONAL MODULE SETTINGS

Remote Control Module

Zone Expansion Module

Enable/Disable

Siren Alarm
on Panic

Enable/Disable

Address

1.opt.(60 01)

2.opt.(60 01)

1.opt.(61 01)

Value

OFF = Disable

OFF

OFF = Disable

Note1. Indication of the days is 1.Monday, 2.Tuesday, 3.Wednesday, 4.Thursday, 5.Friday, 6.Saturday, 7.Sunday
Note2. “Disable” sometimes means ‘closed’ or ‘NO’ ; “Enable” sometimes means ‘open’ or ‘NC’.
Note3. Keypad settings are stored in Keypad not in Panel.
Note4. 4+2 codes are not defaulted. If 4+2 will be used, necessary codes should be entered manually.

6. LOADING FACTORY DEFAULTS

Panel has two types of returning factory defaults.

o Loading default Codes ( from Installer or Master Program)
o Loading default Panel Settings ( only from Installer Program)

Firstly, ensure that reset permissions are enabled and select reset type then activate reset.

Do jumper setting as following table to restore Panel Settings factory defaults. You don’t need change

jumper setting to restore codes to factory defaults.

RESTORING CODES TO FACTORY DEFAULTS

Firstly, ensure that reset code permission is enabled installer program(It is selected as a default). Make
following steps to reset codes.

4 (long) 9 9 9 9 (Enter Installer Program. Default installer code is 9 9 9 9 ).
LED Keypad

10 06 1(ON) √ ( This step isn’t needed to be done if default setting isn’t changed)
10 04 1(ON) √

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LCD Keypad
LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → GENERAL SETTINGS → RESET PERMISSION ( This step isn’t needed to
1 (ON) √ be done if default setting

isn’t changed)
LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → GENERAL SETTINGS → DEFAULT SET REQ
1 (ON) √

Do following to reset codes by using master code;
Firstly, ensure that reset code permission is enabled installer program(It is selected as a default).

4 (long) 1 2 3 4 (Enter Master Program. Default master code is 1 2 3 4 ).

LED Keypad

10 04 1 (ON) √

LCD Keypad

LCD 1-PANEL AYARLARI → GENEL AYARLAR → RESET TİPİ

1 (ON) √

RESTORING PANEL SETTINGS TO FACTORY DEFAULTS

Installer code must be known. Firstly, ensure that reset code permission is enabled(It is selected as a
default). Make following steps to reset;

Jumper settings must be made properly to restore panel settings to factory defaults.(place jumper as picture
above)

4 (long) 9 9 9 9 (Enter Installer Program. Default installer code is 9 9 9 9 ).

LED Keypad

10 06 2(ON) √ ( This step isn’t needed to be done if default setting isn’t changed)
10 04 2(ON) √

LCD Keypad

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → GENERAL SETTINGS → RESET PERMISSION (This step isn’t needed to
2 (ON) √ be done if default setting
isn’t changed)
LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → GENERAL SETTINGS → DEFAULT SET REQ
2 (ON) √

If 1st and 2nd option is selected together, panel settings and codes returns to factory defaults.

NOTE(1): If siren is connected to the panel, take necessary measures to prevent siren alarming before
resetting panel settings.
(2): Central Monitoring Station account numbers, phone numbers, event codes can’t be reseted.
(3): Don’t forget to remove jumper after loading factory defaults.

7. APPLICATIONS

7.1. SMART PARTITION TECHNOLOGY

VAP404 has two type of partitioning. One of them is A, B, C, D partitioning. Zones are assigned to partitions
from addresses of 21 0X(X = Zone number) in this partitioning. Other is Smart Partition Technology(S.P.T).
Panel assignees zones to partitions(Door, Window, Interior, and Exterior) automatically. Zone types are
configured from 22 0X( X= Zone number).

o Zones are assigned to partitions by using zone types automatically.

Interior zones are displayed by A button, Window zones are displayed
by B button, Door zones are displayed by C button, and Exterior
zones are displayed by D button.

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o Doors can be armed by C button, windows can be armed by B button.
o A (HOME) button arms zones except interior zones. Users can arm

panel while they are at home by using this button.

o D(AWAY) button arm panel fully .
o Zones except door, window, interior, exterior operates normally.
o S.P.T uses entery/exit delay of 02 01/03 01.
o S.P.T. disables zone partitions that are assigned before but doesn’t

change settings.

o Partition selection is done as following on S.P.T. 1= Interior, 2=

Window, 3= Door, 4= Exterior This selection can be done in 11
01(Siren Partitions), 10 03(Auto Bypassed Partitions), 10 07(ARM
Partitions), 12 01- 12 04 -12 07 (Auto Arm/Disarm Partitions), 13
XX(PGM Parameters),16 02 (Key Partitions), 31 0X(Keypad

Partitions), 43 XX(User Partitions),
Do following steps to use S.P.T.
o Set zone types; Door, Window, Interior, Exterior, Fire, etc.. 22 XX page 56

Default Value: Z1 = Door, Z2= Interior, Z3= Interior, Z4= Interior
o Select Enter/Exit zones and follower zones 23 XX page 57

Default Value: Z1 = Enter/Exit Delay, Z2= Follower Zone,
o Assign enter and exit delay 02 XX, 03 XX page 39, 40

Default Value: Enter Delay= 15 seconds, Exit Delay =15 seconds

o Enter user phone numbers 06 0X , page 41
o Activate S.P.T. 1. option in 10 01 page 43

Default Value: S.P.T. = OFF

7.2. ACCESS CONTROL

VAP404 panel can be used as Access Controller. After user enters access code, locked door opens for the
specific time. User can use this code to Arm/disarm panel from other keypads if that user has permission.
Master user’s access permissions can’t be restricted. Do following steps to use Access Control ;

o Connect PGM1 to door lock using relay
o Connect button between PGM1 and GND to open door inside.
o Select PGM1 output type(NC/NO). 2. option in 10 02
o Select PGM1 type as Access Control 13 01address = 8
o Select unlocking time 13 02 address = time
o Connect keypad and assign its address (Keypad 2, address = 2)
o Select that Keypad as Access Controller 30 02 address: 1,2,3,4,6
o Assign access code 07 01 address: 1111: 1.user
o Select Keypads that access code is enabled 44 01 address: 2

7.3. USING VAP404 PANEL AS TWO SEPERATED PANELS

First, S.P.T. must be disabled.
For example ; if zone1 and zone2 are at A partition and zone3 and zone4 are at B partitions, Do following
steps ;

o Connect two keypad and assign their addresses (Keypad1 : 1, Keypad2 : 2)
o Connect 1.siren SRN output, 2. siren to PGM1 output
o Assign zones to A anda B partition (1.zone=A, 2.zone=A, 3.zone=B, 4.zone=B) 2101 : 2, 2103 : 4
o Select zone types 22 01- 04 addresses
o Select Enter/Exit and follower zone of A partition 23 01- 02 addresses
o Exit and follower zone of B partition 23 03- 04 addresses
o Assign enter and exit delays of A partition 02 01, 03 01=times
o Assign enter and exit delays of B partition 02 02, 03 02=times
o Assign minimum 2 user code 07 01 and 07 02= codes
o Assign user’s partitions 43 01 : 1, 43 02 : 2
o Activate 2.keypad from Installer Program 30 02 : 1

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o Assign 1.keypad to A partition, 2.keypad to B partition 31 01: 1, 31 02: 2
o Close S.P.T and Arm/Disarm from Foreign Keypad feature(if enabled) 10 01 1 , 4 not selected
o Assign Siren partition to A 11 01 address:1
o Adjust Siren Cutting time 11 02 =time
o Select PGM1 type as Siren 13 01 = 6
o Select PGM1 partitions as B 13 02= 2
o Enter user phone numbers 06 01-06 address

(When the phone numbers are entered, dialer actives automatically 2nd option at address 50 01)

o Select phone numbers of A Partition 50 17
o Select phone numbers of B Partition 50 18

7.4. CONNECTING FIRE DETECTOR

Do following steps to connect fire detector to VAP404 Panel ;

o Connect contact outputs of fire detector to zone and connect power(+) to AUX(+) and power(-) to PGM1
o It is not recommended to connect more than 2 to the PGM.
o PGM1 output must be defaulted. 10 02 = 2 is not selected (NO)
o Select PGM1 type as supply fire detector 13 01 = 5
o Assign detector reset time in seconds 13 02 = time
o Select type of zone connected to fire detector contacts 22 03= 6

Note: User can cancel fire alarm by pressing [0 (long)] or by entering user code.

7.5. CONNECTTING FIRE SIREN

Do following steps to connect fire siren to PGM1 output ;

o Connect siren to PGM1
o Select PGM1output type (NC/NO) 10 02 =2
o Select PGM1 as fire siren 13 01 = 4

7.6. AUTOMATIC ARM PARTITIONS on NO ACTIVITY

Do following steps;

o Select partitions that will be armed 12 07= partitions
o Set No activity time 12 08= time

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7.7. ADDING REMOTE CONTROL MODULE

Remote control module can be added to VAP404 panel. Do following steps to add VAR-144 Remote Control
Module ;

o Screw module to screw holes in panel case.
o Connect module to panel by connector supplied with module.
o Antenna is mounted proper place.
o RF remote control module is activated from Installer program 60 01 = 1
o Panic alarm is selected as with sound or silent 60 01 = 2
o Remote controller is detected by module

Please read VAR-144 Remote Control Module Guide for details.

7.8. ADDING VOICE MESSAGE MODULE

If voice message module is connected to VAP404 panel, panel reads voice message that user recorded. Do
following steps to add Voice Message Module ;

o Screw module to screw holes in panel case.
o Connect module to panel by connector that supplied with module.
o Record message(only in VAV210).

Please read VAV210 Voice Recording Module Guide for details.

7.9. CONNECTION OF VAPMAN SOFTWARE PC VIA COM PORT

o Connect the VPL-232 PC Link Module to 4 pin connector (J4) of the panel.
o Connect RS-232 cable to the module and PC
o Connect 4 pin connection cable to the module and panel.

Please read VPL-232 PC Link Module Guide and VAPMan Software Guide for details.

7.10. CONNECTION OF VAPMAN SOFTWARE PC VIA USB PORT

o Connect the VPL-USB PC Link Module to 4 pin connector (J4) of the panel.
o Connect USB cable to the module and PC
o Connect 4 pin connection cables to the module and panel.

Please read VPL-USB PC Link Module Guide and VAPMan Software Guide for details.

8. DETAILED PROGRAMMING

Usage of this book is explained in following.
4 Press “4”

4 (Program) (long) Press “4” until you hear long beep.
HH MM HH= hour MM= minute . Enter time of day.

To enter 12:59 , press 1 2 5 9 in order.
2 (ON) 3 (OFF) Select 2. option and unselect 3. option

While explaining settings, firstly address of settings and its programming mode is displayed then how you
made that setting in LED and LCD Keypad.

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8.1. MAIN CONFIGURATIONS

8.1.1. Time/Date Settings

o Time Setting
Address= 01 01 < IP, MP >
To see value :
LED 01 01 (wait)
LCD 0-BASIC SETTINGS → CLOCK SETTING → CLOCK SETTING(wait)
TIME:
To change value:
LED 01 01 HH MM √
LCD 0-BASIC SETTINGS → CLOCK SETTING → CLOCK SETTING
TIME: HH MM √
HH = hour, MM = minute
Default value : 00:00
Example : To set time as 17:45 do “ 01 01 1745 √ ”

o Date Setting
Address 01 02 < IP, MP >
To see value :
LED 01 02 (wait),
LCD 0-BASIC SETTINGS →CLOCK SETTTING →CLOCK SETTING (wait)

MASTER PROGRAM

INSTALLER PROGRAM

Address

Address

Address

01 01-03

Time-date-day

01 01-03

Time-date-day

06 01-05

User Phone Numbers

02 01-04

Entry Delays

07 01-08

Codes

03 01-04

Exit Delays

20 01-08

Zone Wiring

10 04

Reset Type

04 01-02

Centr. Stat. Account No

21 01-08

Zone Partitions

12 01-03

Auto. Arm

05 01-04

Central M. Station Phone
Numbers

22 01-08

Zone Types

12 02-04

Auto. Disarm

06 01-06

User Phone Numbers

23 01-08

Zone Configurations

14 01-06

Timer Settings

10 01

Panel Settings

24 01-08

Zone Delay Time

15 01-02

Remote Control(by phone)

10 02

Output Types

25 01-08

Zone Names

25 01-08

Zone Names

10 03

Auto. Bypass partitions

30 01-04

Keypad Settings

40 01-06

User Start Time

10 04

Reset Type

31 01-04

Keypad Partitions

41 01-06

User Finish Time

10 06

Reset Enable/Disable

50 01

Comm. & Dialer Settings

42 01-06

User Days

10 07

ARM partitions

50 02

Dial Attempt

43 01-06

User Partitions

10 08

AC Fail Call Delay

50 03

Communic. Ring Time

44 01-06

User Keypads

10 09

Cross Zone Detection
Type

50 04

Periodic Report Time

45 01-06

User Limitations

11 01

Siren partition

50 05

Start time of periodic test

99 01-07

Keypad Inner Settings

11 02

Siren cut off time

50 06

Redialing Pause

12 01-03

Auto. Arm

50 07-08

CMS Format

12 02-04

Auto. Disarm

50 09-10

DTMF 4+2, etc Format
Settings

12 05-06

Auto. Arm on no activity

50 11-15

CMS that messages will
be sent

13 01-16

PGM settings

50 16-20

User Phone numbers that
will be called

14 01-06

Timer settings

51 01-30

Event Log

15 01-02

Remote Controller
Settings

52 01-30

Contact ID Event Codes

16 01-02

Key Settings

53 01-30

DTMF 4+2, etc Event
Codes

60 01

RF Rem. Controller Sett

61 01

Zone Module Settings

99 01-07

Keypad Inner Settings

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DATE:
To change value :
LED 01 02 GG AA YY √
LCD 0-BASIC SETTINGS → CLOCK SETTING →CLOCK SETTING
DATE: dd mm yy √
dd = day, mm = month, yy = year
Default value : 00/00/00
Example : To set date as 15 October 2004 do “ 01 02 15 10 04 √ ”

o Day of week
Address: 01 03 < IP, MP >
To see value :
LED 01 03 (wait)

Day of week : 1=Monday, 2=Tuesday,......, 7=Sunday (single choice)

Default value : 1= Monday

Note: This address is only readable. Panel sets date automatically. LCD Keypad displays date on screen.

8.1.2. Entry Delays

This setting gives selected partition enter delay. Follower zone must be in same partition with delayed
zone(Look at Zone Settings).

o Enter Delay of A Partition
Entr y delay of S.P.T. is configured here.
Address = 02 01 < IP >
To see value :
LED 02 01 (wait)
LCD 0-BASIC SETTINGS → ENTER DELAYS → 01-PART ENT DLY(wait)

To change value :
LED 02 01 w w w √
LCD 0-BASIC SETTINGS → ENTER DELAYS → 01-PART ENT DLY
w w w SECOND(S) √
w w w = enter delay(second) , (between 0 ~ 255 seconds)
Default value : 15 seconds
Example : To set enter delay of A partition to 20 seconds do “ 02 01 20 √ “
o Enter Delay of B Partition
Address= 02 02 < IP >
Default value : 0 second

o Enter delay of C Partition
Address : 02 03 < IP >
Default value : 0 second

o Enter Delay of D Partition
Address : 02 04 < IP >
Default value : 0 second

8.1.3. Exit Delays

This setting gives selected partition exit delay. Follower zone must be in same partition with delay zone(Look
at Zone Settings).

o Exit Delays of A Partition
Exit delay of S.P.T is configured here.
Address= 03 01 < IP >
To see value :
LED 03 01 (wait)
LCD 0-BASIC SETTINGS → EXIT DELAY → 01-PART EXIT DLY (wait)
To change value :
LED 03 01 w w w √

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LCD 0-BASIC SETTINGS → EXIT DELAY → 01-PART EXIT DLY
w w w SECOND(S) √
w w w = exit delay(second) , (between 0 ~ 255 seconds)
Default value : 15 seconds
Example : To set exit delay of A partition to 20 seconds do “ 02 01 20 √ “

o Exit Delay of B Partition
Address= 03 02 < IP >
Default value : 0 second

o Exit Delay of C Partition
Address= 03 03 < IP >
Default value : 0 second

o Exit Delay of D Partition
Address: 03 04 < IP >
Default : 0 second

8.1.4. Central Monitoring Station Account Numbers

If Panel will be connected to Central Monitoring Station, Account number is recorded in following address.
Panel can connect 2 different Central Monitoring Stations.

o Account No 1
Address= 04 01 < IP >
To see value :
LED 04 01 (wait)
LCD 0-BASIC SETTINGS → CMS ACCNT #’ S → 01-CMS ACCNT NO (wait)

To change value :
LED 04 01] R R R R √
LCD 0-BASIC SETTINGS → CMS ACCNT #’ S → 01-CMS ACCNT NO
R R R R √
R R R R = Account No
Default Value : 0000
Example : To set 1.Account No to 2234 do ” 04 01 2234 √ “

o Account No 2
Address= 04 02 < IP >
To see value :
LED 04 02 (wait)
LCD 0-BASIC SETTINGS → CMS ACCOUNT #’ S → 02-CMS ACCOUNT NO (wait)

To change value :
LED 04 02 R R R R √
LCD 0-BASIC SETTINGS → CMS ACCOUNT #’ S → 02-CMS ACCOUNT NO
R R R R √
R R R R = Account No
Default Value : 0000
Example : To set 2. Account NO to 2234 do “ 04 02 2234 √ “

8.1.5. Central Monitoring Station Phone Numbers

If you use 2 phone numbers of the same CMS, first number is recorded to address of 05 01, second number
is recorded to 05 03 and Account number is recorded to address of 04 01. Press [0] (long) to add
duration time. If you connect 2.CMS, first number is recorded to 05 02, second number is recorded to 05 04
and Account number of 2.Central Monitoring Station is recorded to 04 02. Look at addresses of 50 11-15 to
select Central Monitoring Station that messages will be sent. Press 0 (long) to delete phone numbers.

Note: Central Monitoring Station dialer is enabled (1. option in 50 01) automatically when any of CMS
number ( 05 01  05 04 ) is entered.

o Central Monitoring Station-1 (CMS-1) Phone Number
Address= 05 01 < IP >
To see value :

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LED 05 01 (wait)
LCD 0-BASIC SETTINGS → CMS PHONES → 01-CMS PHONE NR (wait)

To change value :

LED 05 01 R R......... R R √

LCD 0-BASIC SETTINGS → CMS PHONES → 01-CMS PHONE NR

R R......... R R √

R R........R R = Central Monitoring Station Phone Number ,(maximum 15 digit)

Default value : --­Example : To set CMS-1 Phone Number to 0216 123 45 67 do

“ 05 01 0 216 1234567 √ “
o Central Monitoring Station-1 (CMS-1) Secondary Phone Number

Address= 05 03 < IP >
To see value :
LED 05 03 (wait)
LCD 0-BASIC SETTINGS → CMS PHONES → 03-CMS PHONE NR (wait)

To change value :

LED 05 03 R R......... R R √

LCD 0-BASIC SETTINGS → CMS PHONES → 03-CMS PHONE NR

R R......... R R √

R R........R R = Central Monitoring Station Phone Number ,(maximum 15 digit)

Default Value : --­Example : To set CMS-1 Secondary Phone Number to 0216 123 45 67 do
“ 05 03 0 216 1234567 √ “

8.1.6. User Phone Numbers

There are 6 user phone numbers in VAP404 Panel. If user doesn’t answer phone or doesn’t enter code
(*XXXX) panel calls following number also you can select numbers that will be called in all conditions (Look
at Event Logs section). You can select phone numbers connected to partition/s or out of partition (Look at
addresses of 50 16-20). Panel tries to call same number as the number of dial attempt after than continue to
call selected phone numbers. If 7.option in 50 01 is selected, panel cancels to call other phone numbers after
confirmation(Each partition needs confirmation to cancel their own calls ).

Note: User phone dialer is enabled (2. option in 50 01) automatically when any of user phone number
( 06 01  06 06 ) is entered.

o 1ST User Phone Number
Address=06 01 < IP, MP >
To see value :
LED 06 01 (wait)
LCD 0-BASIC SETTINGS → PRIVATE PHONES → 01-USER PHONE NR (wait)

To change value :

LED 06 01 R R........ RR √

LCD 0-BASIC SETTINGS → PRIVATE PHONES → 01-USER PHONE NR R R......... R R √

R R........R R = User Phone Number ,(maximum 15 digit)

Default Value : --­Example : To set First dialer number to 0216 123 45 67 do

“ 06 01 0 216 1234567 √ “
Press 0 (long) to add duration time.
“ 06 01 9 0(long) 216 1234567 √ “

o 2ND User Phone Number
Address= 06 02 < IP, MP >
Default Value : ---

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o 3RD User Phone Number
Address= 06 03 < IP, MP >
Default Value : ---

o 4TH User Phone Number
Address 06 04 < IP, MP >
Default Value : ---

-----------­o 6TH User Phone Number
Address= 06 06 < IP, MP >
Default Value : ---

8.1.7. Assigning & Changing User Codes

User codes can be assigned/changed in Master Program. When entered users code, that user becomes
enabled. If “0000” is entered as user code, that user becomes disabled.

o User Code-1
Address = 07 01 < MP >
To change value :
LED 07 01 YYYY √

LCD 0-BASIC SETTINGS → USER CODES → 01-USER CODE

YYYY √

YYYY = User Code between 0001 and 9999 (0000 means that user becomes disabled).
Default Value : 0000= Disabled
Example : To assign user code-1 as 2345 do “ 07 01 2345 √ “

o User Code-2
Address = 07 02 < MP >
Default Value : 0000=Disabled

o User Code-3
Address = 07 03 < MP >
Default Value : 0000=Disabled

o User Code-4  5
Address = 07 04  05 < MP >
Default Value : 0000=Disabled

o Guest Code
Address = 07 06 < MP >
Default Value : 0000=Disabled

o Duress Code
Address = 07 07 . < MP >
Default Value : 0000=Disabled

Note: Duress Code is not valid if communicator(Central Monitoring Station calling) and dialer (user calling) is
disabled or if there is no phone line connected panel.

o PC Connection Code
Address = 07 08 . < MP >
Default Value : 7777

User can simply change codes(includes Installer and Master codes) by entering following in Standby mode.
√ (Password) (long) XXXX YYYY YYYY √

XXXX = old code, YYYY = new code
Note: Duress code and PC connection code can only be assigned/changed in master program.

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8.2. PANEL SETTINGS

8.2.1. Panel Main Settings

o Panel Settings
This address includes options about how panel operates generally. Meaning of options is in the following.

1. option
SPT- Smart
Partition
Technology

2. option
Quick Arm

3. option
Automatic
Siren Test

4. option
Arm/Disarm
from
foreign
Keypad

5.option
Extendable
Exit Delay

6.option
Double Hit

7. option
Daylight
Saving

Enabled

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

Disabled

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

Functions of Partition buttons change if SPT(Smart Partition Technology) is enabled. A(HOME) button
arms zones except interior zones. B(Window) button arms window zones. C(Door) button arms Door zones.
D(AWAY) button arms all zones.
Quick Arm enables arming without user code(User press partition button long that he/she wants to arm).
If Automatic siren test is enabled, siren alarms for 2 seconds.
If Arm/Disarm from foreign Keypad is enabled, users arm/disarm his/her partitions without interested in
keypad partitions.
Exit delay is extended when enter/exit zone is active if Extendable Exit Delay feature is enabled.
If Double Hit feature is enabled, two alarms from the same zone within cross zone timer duration will cause
panel to go into alarm. Double Hit feature is affects only zones selected as Cross Zone.
If Daylight Saving feature is enabled, panel automatically adjusts system time for daylight saving changes.

Note: Daylight Saving feature is devolped for the European Standarts.
Address= 10 01 . < IP >

To see value :
LED 10 01 (wait)

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → GENERAL SETTINGS → 01-PANEL OPTIONS (wait)
To change value :

LED 10 01 S ........S √

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → GENERAL SETTINGS → 01-PANEL OPTIONS

S ........S √

S = Multiple choice selection(1  6)
Default Value : 2(ON)= Quick Arm enabled, 3(ON)= Automatic siren test is enabled,
5(ON)= Extendable Exit Delay Enabled
Example : To disable Automatic Siren test do
“ 10 01 3(OFF) √ “

o Output Types
SRN, PGM1, PGM2, ARM output types(NC/NO) are configured in this address. Meaning of options is in the
following.

1.option

2. option

3.option

5.option

ARM(siren)

PGM1

PGM2

SRN

ON

NC

NC

NC

NC

OFF

NO

NO

NO

NO

Address = 10 02 < IP >
To see value :
LED 10 02 (wait)

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → GENERAL SETTINGS → OUTPUT POLAR. (wait)
To change value :

LED 10 02 S ........S √

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → GENERAL SETTINGS → OUTPUT POLAR.

S ........S √

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S = Multiple choice selection(1, 2, 3, 5)
Default value : All outputs are NO
Example : To set Siren output as NC do
10 02 5(ON) √

o Automatic Bypassed Partitions
If any zone/zones in selected partition are active while arming, that zone/zones is bypassed
automatically(Looka at Zone Extra Settings section). Bypass is cancelled when zone returns normal position.
Meaning of options is in following;

1. option=A partition, 2. option=B partition, 3. option=C partition, 4. option=D partition
S.P.T. : 1.option= Interior, 2.option= Window, 3.option= Door, 4.option= Exterior
It is recommended to select only 1= Interior(Look at page 34 for detailed description).

Address = 10 03 < IP >
To see value :
LED 10 03 (wait)

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → GENERAL SETTINGS → AUTO BYPASS (wait)
PARTITIONS:
To change value :

LED 10 03 S ........S √

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → GENERAL SETTINGS → AUTO BYPASS

PARTITIONS: S ........S √

S = Multi choice selection(1,2,3,4)
Default value : No Automatic Bypassed Partitions
Example : To activate automatic bypass feature of A partition do
“ 10 03 1(ON) √ “

o Reset Type
You select what type of reset you will do. Meaning of options is in the following.

1. option = Reset codes, 2. option = Reset Panel Settings(*)
Note(*):Panel settings can only be selected on installer program

Address = 10 04 < IP, MP >
To see value :
LED 10 04 (wait)

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → GENERAL SETTINGS → DEFAULT SET REQ (wait)

To change value :

LED 10 04 S ........S √

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → GENERAL SETTINGS→ DEFAULT SET REQ
S S √

S = Multiple choice selection(1,2)
Default Value : Options are closed
Example : To reset codes and panel settings do
“ 10 04 1(ON) 2(ON) √ “

o Reset Enable/Disable
Installer can disable reset permissions. Meanings of options are in the following;

1. option = Reseting Codes, 2.option= Reseting Panel Settings
Address = 10 06 < IP >

To see value :
LED 10 06 (wait)

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → GENERAL SETTINGS → RESET PERMISSION (wait)

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To change value :

LED 10 06 S ........S √

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → GENERAL SETTINGS → RESET PERMISSION
S S √
S = Multiple choice selection(1,2)
Default value : All resets are enabled

Example : To disable code reset do
“ 10 06 1 (OFF) √ “

o To assign Partition to ARM Output

6. option in installer address of 10 02 selects type of ARM output(NC/NO).
When selected ARM partitions are armed, ARM output becomes active.

ABCD : 1. option = A partition, 2. option = B partition, 3. option=C partition, 4. option=D partition
S.P.T. : 1.option = Interior 2. option= Window 3. option= Door 4. option= Exterior
It is recommended to select all partitions on S.P.T.(Look at page 34 for detailed description)

Address = 10 07 < IP >
To see value :
LED 10 07 (wait)

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → GENERAL SETTING → ARM-OUT SETTING (wait)
PARTITIONS:
To change value :

LED 10 07 S ........S √

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → GENERAL SETTING → ARM-OUT SETTING

PARTITIONS: S ........S √

S = Multiple choice selection(1, 2, 3, 4)
Default Value : 1= A partition, 2=B partition, 3=C partition, 4=D partition
Example : To activate ARM when first and second partitions are armed do
“ 10 07 1(ON) 2(ON) 3(OFF) 4(OFF) √ “

o AC Fail Call Delay

Panel doesn’t dial Central Monitoring Station or User during time entered this address when AC voltage of

panel is off.
Address = 10 08 < IP >

To see value :
LED 10 08 (wait)
To change value :
LED 10 08 TT √

TT : 2 digit time in minutes( 0~60 minutes)
Default Value : 0 minute
Example : To set delay time as 30 minutes do “10 08 30 √ “

o Cross Zone Timer
Cross zone timer starts when zone trip occurs. First trip on a cross zone will not cause an alarm. If a second
cross zone that is on the same partition (or the same zone if double hit feature is enabled) is violated within
Cross zone timer duration, the panel goes into alarm and sends both zone alarms and “Intrusion Verifier” code

to Central Monitoring Station(*) “Cross Zone Fault” code is sent to Central Monitoring Station(*) if no any other

violation after first trip on cross zones that are on the same partition occurs within Cross zone timer duration.
Note(*): Don’t forget that codes can be sent to Central Monitoring Station if it is not disabled by installer.

Address = 10 09 < IP >
To see value :
LED 10 09 (wait)

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → GENERAL SETTING → CROSS ZONE
TIME: ……..

To change value :
LED 10 09 Time (enter the time between 0-255 sec.) √

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → GENERAL SETTING → CROSS ZONE
TIME: TTT

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TTT : Time between 0-255 seconds.
Default : 60 seconds
Sample : To set cross zone time as 40 sec. do 10 09 40.

8.2.2. Siren Settings
o Siren Partitions

Siren doesn’t alarm if alarm comes from unselected siren partition.

1. option=A ppartition, 2. Option=B partition, 3. Option=C partition, 4. Option=D partition
S.P.T. : 1.option= Interior, 2.option= Window, 3.option= Door, 4.option= Exterior
It is recommended to select all partitions on S.P.T.(Look at page 34 for detailed description)

Address = 11 01 < IP >
To see value :
LED 11 01 (wait)

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → SIREN SETTINGS → 01-SIREN (wait)
PARTITIONS:
To change value :

LED 11 01 S.........S √

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → SIREN SETTINGS → 01-SIREN

PARTITIONS: S ........S √

S = Multiple choice selection(1, 2, 3, 4)
Default Value : 1=A partition, 2=B partition, 3=C partition, 4=D partition
Example : To disable siren for 3. partition do
“ 11 01 3 (OFF) √ “

o Siren Cut off Time
Address = 11 02 < IP >
To see value :
LED 11 02 (wait)

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → SIREN SETTINGS→ CUT OFF TIME (wait)
To change value :

LED 11 02 R R R √
LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → SIREN SETTINGS → CUT OFF TIME
R R R MINUTE(S) √

RRR = 3 digit cut off time ( 2~255 minutes )
Default value : 5 minutes
Example : To set siren cut off time to 12 minutes do

“ 11 02 12 √ “

8.2.3. Automatic Arm/Disarm Settings

Panel can automatically arm/disarm panel in specific time of day.
o Automatic Arm Partitions

Selected partitions in this address are automatically armed. To disable automatic arm feature, unselect
partitions. Meanings of options are in the following.

1.option = A partitions, 2. option=B partitions, 3. options=C partition, 4. options=D partition
S.P.T. : 1.option= Interior, 2.option= Window, 3.option= Door, 4.option= Exterior
It is recommended to select all partitions on S.P.T.(Look at page 34 for detailed description)

Address = 12 01 < IP >
To see value :
LED 12 01 (wait)

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → AUTO ARM/DISARM → AUTO ARM (wait)
To change value : PARTITIONS:

LED 12 01 S ........S √

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LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → AUTO ARM/DISARM → AUTO ARM

PARTITIONS: S ........S √

S = Multiple choice selection
Default Value : All partitions are unselected
Example : To select all partitions for automatic arm do
“ 12 01 1(ON) 2 (ON) 3 (ON) 4 (ON) √ “

o Automatic Arm Days
Selected partitions are armed on time of selected days.

1=Monday, 2=Tuesday, 3=Wednesday, 4=Thursday, 5= Friday, 6=Saturday, 7=Sunday
Address=12 02 < IP, MP >
To see value :
LED 12 02 (wait)

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → AUTO ARM/DISARM → AUTO ARM (wait)
DAYS:
To change value :

LED 12 02 S ........S √

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → AUTO ARM/DISARM → AUTO ARM

DAYS: S ........S √

S =Multiple choice selection(1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
Default Value : 1=ON, 2= ON, 3= ON, 4= ON, 5= ON, 6 = ON, 7=ON
Example : To select days except Saturday and Sunday do
“ 12 02 1 (ON) 2 (ON) 3 (ON) 4 (ON) 5 (ON) √ “

o Automatic Arm Time
Selected Partitions are armed in specific time on selected days.

Address = 12 03 < IP, MP >
To see value :
LED 12 03 (wait)

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → AUTO ARM/DISARM → AUTO ARM (wait)
TIME:
To change value :

LED 12 03 HH MM √
LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → AUTO ARM/DISARM → AUTO ARM
TIME: HH MM √

HH = hour, MM = minute
Default value : 00:00
Example : To set arm time to 17:45 do “ 12 03 17 45 √ “

o Automatic Disarm Partitions
Selected partitions in this address are automatically armed. To disable automatic arm feature, unselect
partitions. Meanings of options are in the following.

1. option = A partitions, 2. option=B partitions, 3. options=C partition, 4. options=D partition
S.P.T. : 1.option= Interior, 2.option= Window, 3.option= Door, 4.option= Exterior
It is recommended to select all partitions on S.P.T.(Look at page 34 for detailed description)

Address = 12 04 < IP >
To see value :
LED 12 04 (wait)

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → AUTO ARM/DISARM → AUTO DISARM (wait)
PARTITIONS:
T o change value :

LED 12 04 S ........S √

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → AUTO ARM/DISARM → AUTO DISARM

PARTITIONS: S ........S √

S = Multiple choice selection
Default Value : All disarm partitions are closed.

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Example : To select days except Saturday and Sunday do
“ 12 04 1 (ON) 2 (ON) 3 (ON) 4 (ON) √ “

o Automatic Disarm Days
Selected partitions are armed on time of selected days.

1=Monday, 2=Tuesday, 3=Wednesday, 4=Thursday, 5= Friday, 6=Saturday, 7=Sunday
Address= 12 05 < IP, MP >

To see value :
LED 12 05 (wait)

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → AUTO ARM/DISARM → AUTO DISARM (wait)
DAYS:
To change value :

LED 12 05 S .......S √

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → AUTO ARM/DISARM → AUTO DISARM

DAYS: S ........S √

S =Multiple choice selection
Default Value : 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
Example : To select days except Saturday and Sunday do
“ 12 05 1 (ON) 2 (ON) 3 (ON) 4 (ON) 5 (ON) √ “

o Automatic Disarm Time
Selected Partitions are armed in specific time on selected days.

Address = 12 06 < IP, MP >
To see value :
LED 12 06 (wait)

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → AUTO ARM/DISARM → AUTO DISARM (wait)
TIME:
To change value :

LED 12 06 HH MM √
LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → AUTO ARM/DISARM → AUTO DISARM
TIME: HH MM √

HH = hour, MM = minute
Default Time : 00:00
Example : To set disarm time to 07:45 do “ 12 06 07 45 √ “

o Automatic Arm Partitions on No Activity
Selected partitions are armed automatically if no activation occurs within assigned time. No partition should
be selected to close this feature.

1. option=A partition, 2. option=B partition, 3. option=C partition, 4. option=D partition
S.P.T. : 1.option= Interior, 2.option= Window, 3.option= Door, 4.option= Exterior
It is recommended to select all partitions on S.P.T.(Look at page 34 for detailed description)

Address = 12 07 < IP >
To see value :
LED 12 07 (wait)

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS→ AUTO ARM/DISARM → INACTIVITY ARM (wait)
PARTITIONS:
To change value :

LED 12 07 S ........S √

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS→ AUTO ARM/DISARM → INACTIVITY ARM S ........S √

PARTITIONS:
S = Multiple choice selection(1, 2, 3, 4)
Default Value : All partitions are closed
Example : To select all zones do
“ 12 07 1 (ON) 2 (ON) 3 (ON) 4 (ON) √ “

o No activity time
Selected partitions is armed automatically if no activation is occurs within assigned time.

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Address= 12 08 < IP >
To see value :
LED 12 08 (wait)

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → AUTO ARM/DISARM → INAC ARM DELAY (wait)
To change value :

LED 12 08 R R R √
LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → AUTO ARM/DISARM → INAC ARM DELAY
R R R √

R R R = 3 digit time( 5 ~ 255 in minutes)
Default Value : 30 minutes
Example : To set time to 60 minutes do 12 08 60 √

8.2.4. PGM Output Settings

This setting includes PGM usage. PGM has two addresses. One of them is for usage type, other is for
parameter address. VAP404 PLUS has 2 PGM outputs. You can get 4 PGM outputs by using TRM904
module, or can get 8 PGM outputs by using 2 TRM904 module together. Look at TRM904 guide for detailed
description.

Type

Description

Parameter

Def.

Value

0

Free PGM

Any value is not entered.

-

1

PGM becomes active while
selected zones are active

The table values of the
selected zones are added to
each other and entered.
Exp: For Z3 and Z6 zones,
4+32=36 is entered.

Zone

Value

Zone

Value

Z1 1 Z5

16

Z2 2 Z6

32

Z3 4 Z7

64

Z4 8 Z8

128

255

2

PGM becomes active while
selected partitions are active

The table values of the selected partition(s) are
added to each other and entered.

Exp: For B and C partitions, 2+4=6 is entered

Part.

Value

A 1 B 2 C

4

D

8

15

3

PGM is activated when selected
partitions are armed

The table values of the selected partition(s) are
added to each other and entered.

Exp: For B partition, 2 is entered

Part.

Value

A 1 B

2

C 4 D

8

15

4

PGM is activated on fire.(Fire
siren can be connected)

Any value is not entered. When the fire alarm is dedected, PGM
continuously activates.

-

5

Power of fire detector is
connected to PGM.

The resetting time of the detector between 1...255 as second.

10

6

PGM is connected to additional
siren that is related with
selected partitions

The table values of the selected partition(s) are
added to each other and entered.

Exp: For A and D partitions, 1+8=9 is entered

Part.

Value

A 1 B

2

C 4 D

8

15

7

PGM is activated while selected
troubles occur

The table values of the
selected troubles are
added to each other
and entered.
Exp: For Battery Low
and Zone Trouble,
2+16=18 is entered.

Trouble

Value

Trouble.

Value

AC Fail

1

Tel.Line
Fail

8

Battery
Low

2

Zone
Trouble

16

Time
Loss

4

Battery
Fail

32

63

8

PGM controls magnetic lock
connected to door

The keeping open time of the magnetic lock between 1...255 as
second.

5

9

PGM is activated/deactivated in
time specified in Timer1 or
Timer2 (*)

The working time between 0...255 as minute.
Note: If the number is 0, it works until closing by another source.

0

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Type

Description

Parameter

Def.

Value

10

PGM random output ON/OFF

Param.

PGM ON Time

PGM OFF Time

0

1...255 second

1...255 second

1

1...255 minute

1...255 minute

2

1...63 second

1...255 second

3

1...63 minute

1...255 minute

0

11

PGM is activated on ARM

The working time between 0...255 as minute.
Note: If the number is 0, it works until closing by another source.

0

12

PGM is activated on DISARM

The working time between 0...255 as minute
Note: If the number is 0, it works until closing by another source.

0

13

PGM is activated on RC panic
button

The working time between 0...255 as minute.
Note: If the number is 0 and when the button is pushed the mode
changes.

0

14

PGM is activated on relevant
alarm occour

The table values of the
selected alarms are
added to each other
and entered.

Exp: For Intruder and Fire alarms 1+4=5 is entered.

Alarm

Value

Alarm

Value

Intruder

1

Duress

8

Panic

2

Tamper

16

Fire 4 Medical

32

63

(*)9. option is valid for the first four PGM’s(PGM1 to PGM4)
o PGM 1 Usage
Address = 13 01 < IP >
To see value :
LED 13 01 (wait)

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → PGM SETTINGS → USE PGM 1 AS: (wait)
To change value :

LED 13 01 R √
LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → PGM SETTINGS → USE PGM 1 AS:
[ VALUE]

(Select using B(left) and C(right) buttons) √
R = Number between 0 and 10 (on LED Keypad)
Default value : 0, Closed
Example : To assign PGM1 to zones 13 01 1 √

o PGM 1 Parameters
Address = 13 02 < IP >
To see value :
LED 13 02 (wait)

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → PGM SETTINGS → PGM 1 SETTING (wait)
To change value :

LED 13 02 R R R √
LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → PGM SETTINGS → PGM 1 SETTING
P P P √

PPP = Number between 0 and 255
Default Value : 0
Example : To configure parameter as 2 do “ 13 02 2 √ “

o PGM 2 Usage
Address = 13 03 < IP >
To see value :
LED 13 03 (wait)

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → PGM SETTINGS → USE PGM 2 AS: (wait)

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To change value :
LED 13 03 R √

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → PGM SETTINGS → USE PGM 2 AS:
[ VALUE ] (Select using B(left) and C(right) buttons) √
R = Number between 0 and 10 (on Led Keypad)
Default Value : 0, Closed

Example : To use PGM2 as additional siren Output do “ 13 03 6 √ “
o PGM 2 Parameters

Address = 13 04 < IP >
To see value :
LED 13 04 (wait)

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → PGM SETTINGS → PGM 2 SETTING (wait)
To change values :

LED 13 04 P..... P √

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → PGM SETTINGS → PGM 2 SETTING
P P P √

PPP = Number between 0 and 255
Default Value : 0
Example :To configure parameter as 3 do “ 13 04 3 √ “
PGM 2 operates as siren when alarm is from first and second partition by above settings.

8.2.5. Timer Settings

PGM can be controlled by Timer1 or Timer2. PGM can be set to ON position in specific time of week or can
be set to OFF position in specific time of week. Before doing timer settings, PGM usage type has to be

selected as “9”(13 01 = 9). Timer settings can be done only for the first 4 PGM’s(PGM1 to PGM4). VAP404

PLUS has 2 PGM outputs. You can get 4 PGM outputs by using TRM904 module, or can get 8 PGM outputs
by using 2 TRM904 module together. Look at TRM904 guide for detailed description.

1. option
Control of
PGM1

2. option
PGM1
State

3. option
Control of
PGM2

4. option
PGM2
State

5. option
Control of
PGM3

6. option
PGM3
State

7. option
Control of
PGM4

8. option
PGM4
State

Light=ON

Enable

ON

Enable

ON

Enable

ON

Enable

ON

Light=OFF

Disable

OFF

Disable

OFF

Disable

OFF

Disable

OFF

o To activate Timer1
Address = 14 01 < IP, MP >
To see value :
LED 14 01 (wait)

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → TIMERS → TMR 1 SETTINGS (wait)
To see values :

LED 14 01 S ........S √

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → TIMERS → TMR 1 SETTINGS

S ........S √

S = Multi choice selection(1,…, 8)
Default Value : All settings are closed
Example : To activate PGM1 in specific time do
14 01 1 (ON) 2 (ON) √

o Timer 1 Days
This setting provides selects on which day timer1 controls PGM1.Meaning of options is in the following.

1=Monday, 2=Tuesday, 3=Wednesday, 4=Thursday, 5=Friday, 6=Saturday, 7=Sunday
Address = 14 02 < IP, MP >

To see value :

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LED 14 02 (wait)
LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → TIMERS→ TMR 1 SETTINGS (wait)
DAYS:

To change value :

LED 14 02 S .......S √

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → TIMERS→ TMR 1 SETTINGS

DAYS: S ........S √

S = Multi choice selection(1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
Default Value : 1=ON, 2=ON, 3=ON, 4=ON, 5=ON, 6=ON, 7=ON
Example : To select days except Saturday and Sunday do
“ 14 02 1 (ON) 2 (ON) 3 (ON) 4 (ON) 5 (ON) 6 (OFF) 7 (OFF) √ “

o Time of Timer1
Panel controls PGM1 in specified time of week.

Address = 14 03 < IP, MP >
To see value :
LED 14 03 (wait)

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → TIMERS → TMR1 SETTINGS (wait)
TIME:
To change value :
LED 14 03 HH MM √
LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → TIMERS → TMR 1 SETTINGS
TIME: HH MM √
HH = hour, MM = minute
Default Value : 00:00
Example : To set time as 17:45 do “ 14 03 17 45 √ “

o To activate Timer2
Address = 14 04 . < IP, MP >
To see value :
LED 14 04 (wait)

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → TIMERS → TMR 2 SETTINGS (wait)
To see value :

LED 14 04 S ........S √

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → TIMERS → TMR 2 SETTINGS

S ........S √

S = Multiple choice selection(1,…, 8)
Default Value : All settings are closed
Example : To set PGM1 to OFF position in specific time do
“ 14 04 1 (ON) 2 (OFF) √ “

o Timer 2 Days
This setting provides selects on which day Timer1 controls PGM1. Meaning of options is in the following.

1=Monday, 2=Tuesday, 3=Wednesday, 4=Thursday, 5=Friday, 6=Saturday, 7=Sunday
Address = 14 05 < IP, MP >

To see value :
LED 14 05 (wait)

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → TIMERS → TMR 2 SETTINGS (wait)
To change value :

LED 14 05 S ........S √

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → TIMERS → TMR 2 SETTINGS

DAYS: S ........S √

S = Multi choice selection(1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
Default Value : 1=ON, 2=ON, 3=ON, 4=ON, 5=ON, 6=ON, 7=ON
Example : To select days except Saturday and Sunday do
“ 14 05 1 (ON) 2 (ON) 3 (ON) 4 (ON) 5 (ON) 6 (OFF) 7 (OFF) √ “

Time of Timer2

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Panel controls PGM2 in specified time of week.
Address = 14 06 . < IP, MP >

To see value :
LED 14 06 (wait)

To change value :
LED 14 06 HH MM √

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → TIMERS → TMR 2 SETTINGS
HH MM √
HH = hours, MM = minutes
Default Value : 00:00

Example : To set time as 08:30 do “ 14 06 08 30 “ √

8.2.6. Remote Controlling

User can call controls some features of Panel remotely.

REMOTE CONTROL

Phone

PC Software (Modem) *

Enable / Disable

Address

1. option(15 01)

2. option(15 01)

Value

OFF

OFF

Answer Ring
Count

Address

15 02

Value

5 times

* This feature is only active if modem module is connected to VAP404 panel.
o Enable/Disable Remote Contro

Remote control is enabled/disabled here. In addition to this, If code is entered wrong 5 times, remote control
is disabled automatically by panel. To enable remote control again, enter its address select its option,

Address = 15 01 < IP, MP >
To see value :
LED 15 01 (wait)

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → REMOTE ACCES → REMAC OPTIONS (wait)
To change value :

LED 15 01 S S √
LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → REMOTE ACCES → REMAC OPTIONS
S √

S = Multiple choice selection(1, 2)
Default Value : Disabled
Example : To enable phone remote control do “ 15 01 1 (ON) √ “

o Answer Ring Count
Address = 15 02 < IP, MP >
To see value :
LED 15 02 (wait)

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → REMOTE ACCES → RING COUNT (wait)
To change value :

LED 15 02 R R √
LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → REMOTE ACCES → RING COUNT
R R √

RR = Answer time, (1 ~ 20)
Default setting : 5
Example : To set ring count to 10 do “ 15 02 10 √ “

8.2.7. KEY Input

o KEY Input
Key input option is in the following.

1. option = KEY Enable/Disable

2. option = OFF(Pulse Mode)/ ON(Continues Mode)
Address = 16 01 < IP >
To see values :

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LED 16 01 (wait)
LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → KEY SETTINGS → KEY A/D SETTING (wait)

To change values :
LED 16 01 S S √

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → KEY SETTINGS → KEY A/D SETTING
S S √
S = Multi choice selection
Default Value : All options are closed.
Example : To activate key input in pulse mode do “ 16 01 1 (ON) 2 (OFF) √ “

o Key Partitions
Partitions that are selected here are armed by key input.

1. option=A partition, 2. Option=B partition, 3. Option=C partition, 4. Option=D partition
Address = 16 02 < IP >

To see value :
LED 16 02 (wait)

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → KEY SETTINGS → KEY A/D SETTING (wait)
To change value :

LED 16 02 S ........S √

LCD 1-PANEL SETTINGS → KEY SETTINGS → KEY A/D SETTING

S ........S √

S = Multiple choice selection
Default Value : 1=A partition, 2=B partition, 3=C partition, 4=D partition
Example : To select only A partition for Key do
“ 16 02 1 (ON) 2 (OFF) 3 (OFF) 4 (OFF) √ “

8.3. ZONE SETTINGS

8.3.1. Zone Wiring

Each Zone can be programmed to use with NC, NO contacts and single EOL(End of Line) resistor, double
EOL resistor can be used in wiring or you don’t use EOL. You can close any zone that will not be used in the
same programming address. Meanings of options in installer address of 20 0X (X=Zone Number) are in the
following.

1. option 4. option
ON NC contact Zone ON
OFF NO contact Zone OFF

2. option 3.option
None EOL resistor OFF OFF
Single EOL resistor ON OFF
Double EOL resistor OFF ON

Zone Doubling ON ON (From Z1 to Z4)
Zone quantity can be increased to 8 by zone doubling feature. You make zone doubling by using

1kΩ and 2kΩ resistors connected to zone. Zone doubling is enabled in Zone Wiring section of Installer

Program. Each physical zone can be used as 2 zone by zone doubling. Contact types(NC,NO) of zones
can be configured from their addresses. Zone doubling feature can’t be used together with zone expander
module. Double zones are Z1-Z5, Z2-Z6, Z3-Z7, Z4-Z8.

Look at Zone Wiring section in 9.3.1 for details.
Note: Default Zone wiring is NC and None EOL resistor.

o Zone1 Wiring
Address = 20 01 . < IP >

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To see value :
LED 20 01 (wait)
LCD 2-ZONE SETTINGS → CONNECTION TYPE → 01-CONNECT TYPE (wait)

To change value :

LED 20 01 S ........S √

LCD 2-ZONE SETTINGS → CONNECTION TYPE → 01-CONNECT TYPE

S ........S √

S = option(ON/OFF)
Default Value : 1. option = ON, 2. option= OFF 3. option = OFF, 4. option = ON
Example : To set 1.zone to NO contact do

20 01 1 (OFF) 2 (OFF) 3 (OFF) 4 (ON) √
: To set 1.zone to NC contact and double EOL resistor
do “ 20 01 1 (ON) 2 (OFF) 3 (ON) 4 (ON) √ “
o Zone2 Wiring
Address = 20 02 < IP >
Default Value : 1. option = ON, 2. option= OFF, 3. option = OFF, 4. option = ON

o Zon3 Wiring
Address= 20 03 < IP >
Default Value : 1. option = ON, 2. option= OFF 3. option = OFF, 4. option = ON

o Zone4 Wiring
Address = 20 04 < IP >
Default Value : 1. option = ON, 2. option= OFF 3. option = OFF, 4. option = ON

o Zone5  Zone8 Wiring
Address = 20 05-08 < IP >
Default Value : 1. option = ON, 2. option= OFF 3. option = OFF, 4. option = ON

8.3.2 Zone Partitions

Each zone can be assigned to one of the A, B, C, D Partitions. Meanings of options are in installer address
of 21 0X (X=Zone number).

1.option= A Partition, 2.option= B Partition, 3.option= C Partition, 4.option=D Partition
S.P.T doesn’t use this setting. Look at page 34 for detailed description.
o Defining Partition of Zone1

Address= 21 01 < IP >
To see value :

LED 21 01 (wait)
LCD 2-ZONE SETTINGS → PARTITION → 01-ZONE (wait)
PARTITION:
To change value :
LED 21 01 P √
LCD 2-ZONE SETTINGS → PARTITION → 01-ZONE
PARTITION: P √
P = Partition.(1=A Partition, 2=B Partition, 3=C Partition, 4=D Partition ; Single choice
Default Value : 1 = A Partition
Example : To assign Zone1 to C partition do “ 21 01 3 √ “

o Defining Partition of Zone2
Address = 21 02 < IP >
Default Value : 1 = A Partition

o Defining Partition of Zone3
Address = 21 03 < IP >

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Default Value : 1 = A Partition
o Defining Partition of Zone4

Address = 21 04 < IP >
Default Value : 1 = A Partition

o Defining Partition of Zone5  Zone8
Address = 21 05-08 < IP >
Default Value : 1 = A Partition

8.3.3 Zone Types

Zone types are selected in this address. One zone has only one type. Numbers of Zone types are in the
following.

Option

Zone Type

Description

0

Free zone

1

Door

Used with magnetic contacts that is connected doors. If Panel is
configured as Smart Partition, Panel automatically assigns that
zone to Door Partition

2

Window

Used with magnetic contacts that is connected windows. If
Panel is configured as Smart Partition, Panel automatically
assigns that zone to Window Partition.

3

Interior

Used with interior areas. If this zone is used as follower zone,
you should select follower zone option in address of 23 0X (X=
zone number).

4

Exterior

Used with detectors that is connected out of home.

5

24 Hour

This zone alarms if panel armed or disarmed when zone is
active.

6

Fire

This zone alarms if panel armed or disarmed when zone is
active. To silent alarm from this zone enter user code or press
[0(long)].

7

Panic

This zone alarms if panel armed or disarmed when zone is
active and communicator sends Panic alarm code to Central
Monitoring Station.

8

Duress

This zone alarms if panel armed or disarmed when zone is
active and communicator sends Duress alarm code to Central
Monitoring Station.

9

Tamper (Sabotage)

This zone alarms if panel armed or disarmed when zone is
active and communicator sends Tamper alarm code to Central
Monitoring Station .

10

Medical

This zone alarms if panel armed or disarmed when zone is
active and communicator sends Medical alarm code to Central
Monitoring Station

11

Custom Zone

This zone is always active. This zone can be customized

according to user’s request. For example; flood zone can be

determined to this zone.

o Type of Zone1
Address = 22 01 < IP >
To see value :
LED 22 01 (wait)
LCD 2-ZONE SETTINGS → ZONE TYPE → 01-ZONE TYPE (wait)

To change Value :
LED 22 01 R R √
LCD 2-ZONE SETTINGS → ZONE TYPE → 01-ZONE TYPE
R R √
R R = Zone type
Default Value :1 = Door
Example :To set 1. zone to Interior do “ 22 01 3 √ “

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o Type of Zone2
Address = 22 02 < IP >
Default Value : 03 = Interior

o Type of Zone4
Address = 22 04 < IP >
Default Value : 03 = Interior

o Type of Zone5  Zone8
Address = 22 05-08 < IP >
Default Value : 03 = Interior

8.3.4 Zone Extra Settings

Meanings of options in installer address of 23 0X (X=Zone Number) is in the following. To activate option,
light corresponded led.

1.option 2.option 3.option 4.option 5.option
ON End Door Follower(1) Entery/Exit(1) Silent Zone Can not be bypassed manually
OFF Normal Normal Normal Normal Can be bypassed manually

6.option 7.option
ON Can not be bypassed automatically Cross Zone Enable(2)
OFF Can be bypassed automatically Cross Zone Disable

If End door option is selected, Exit delay ends automatically when exit door is closed. Follower zone
provides delay time if firstly Enter/Exit zone is activated. If follower zone is activated firstly (before enter/exit
zone), panel alarms. Zone that users use to enter/exit area is set as Follower zone. If zone set as silent,

siren doesn’t alarm but communicator sends alarm code to Central Monitoring Station, when that zone is
activated. If 5.option is selected, that zone can’t be bypassed manually by using keypad. When 6.option is

not selected, that zone is bypassed automatically if that zone belongs to automatic bypassed partitions(Look
at page 44). Bypass is cancelled when zone returns to normal position in automatic bypass. If 7. option is
selected, zone is enable for cross zoning. Two or more trips specified as cross zone(s) that are on the same
partition are required for alarm within specified time in Cross zone timer. If Double Hit Feature is enabled,
two alarms from the same or different cross zone that is on the same partition within Cross zone timer cause

an alarm. “Intrusion verifier” code is sent to Central Monitoring Station(3) if an alarm is from cross zones.
“Cross Zone Fault” code is sent to Central Monitoring Station(3) if no any other violation after first trip on

cross zones that are on the same partition occurs within Cross zone timer duration.
Note(1) : 2. and 3. option can’t be selected together.

(2) : Cross zone feture only applies to zones defined as Door, Window, Interior, Exterior. It is not
recommended to enable Cross Zone feature on Entery/Exit and Follower zones.

(3) : Don’t forget that codes can be sent to Central Monitoring Station if it is not disabled by installer.

o Zone1
Address = 23 01 < IP >
To see value :
LED 23 01 (wait)
LCD 2-ZONE SETTINGS → EXTRA SETTINGS → 01-ZONE OPTIONS (wait)

To change value :

LED 23 01 S ........S √

LCD 2-ZONE SETTINGS → EXTRA SETTINGS → 01-ZONE OPTIONS

S........S √

S= option(ON/OFF)
Default Value : 3 = ON
Example : To set 1.zone as End door do
“ 23 01 1(ON) √ “
o Zone2
Address = 23 02 < IP >
Default Value : ­. .
. .

o Zone4
Address = 23 04 < IP >

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Default Value : ­o Zone5  Zone8

Address = 23 05-08 < IP >
Default Value : -

8.3.5. Zone Trigger Delay

Zones don’t sense alarm until trigger delay expires.

o Zone1 Trigger Delay
Address = 24 01 < IP >
To see value :
LED 24 01 (wait)
LCD 2-ZONE SETTINGS→ LOOP SETTINGS→ 01-ZONE DELAY (wait)

To change value :
LED 24 01 R R √
LCD 2-ZONE SETTINGS→ LOOP SETTINGS→ 01-ZONE DELAY
R R √
R R = time(Trigger Delay = 30 ms x time)
Default Value : 8 = 8x30=240 milliseconds=2.4 sec.
Example :To set 1.zone trigger to 1.5 second do “ 24 01 50 √ “

o Zone2 Trigger Delay
Address : 24 02 < IP >
Default Value : 8
. .
. .

o Zone4 Trigger Delay
Address = 24 04 < IP >
Default Value : 8

o Zone5  Zone8 Trigger Delay
Address = 24 05-08 < IP >
Default Value : 8

8.4. KEYPAD SETTINGS

8.4.1. Keypad Permissions

Keypad Permission address is 30 0X (X= Keypad address).Following table shows options in that address.

1.option(*)
Keypad
Enable/Disable

2.option
Quick Arm

3. option
Arm

4. option(*)
Disarm

5. option(*)
Programming
Permission

6. option
Access

7.option
Sabotage
Alarm

Enabled

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

Disabled

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

Note(*) : Theese options are assumed as enabled for the first Keypad (Keypad 1) even if they are disabled.
If sabotage alarm of Keypads (7. option in 30 0X) is ON, panel goes into alarm when its connection has lost.
o Keypad 1 Permissions

Address = 30 01 < IP >
To see value :
LED 30 01 (wait)
LCD 3-KEYPAD SETTING → KEYPAD OPTIONS → 01-OPTIONS (wait)
To change Value :

LED 30 01 S .......S √

LCD 3-KEYPAD SETTING → KEYPAD OPTIONS → 01-OPTIONS

S .......S √

S = multiple choice selection
Default Value : 1=Keypad Enable, 2=Quick Arm Enable, 3= Arm Enable, 4=Disarm Enable,
5=Programming Permission Enable

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Example : To disable 1. keypads quick arm permission do
“ 30 01 2(OFF) √ “
o Keypad 2 Permissions
Address = 30 02 < IP >
Default Value : 2=Quick Arm Enabled, 3= Arm Enabled, 4= Disarm Enabled

o Keypad 3 Permissions
Address = 30 03 < IP >
Default Value : 2=Quick Arm Enabled, 3=Arm Enabled, 4= Disarm Enabled

o Keypad 4 Permissions
Address = 30 04 < IP >
Default Value : 2=Quick Arm Enabled, 3=Arm Enabled, 4=Disarm Enabled

8.4.2. Keypad Partitions

Each keypad can be assigned to different partitions so can keypad controls partitions it is authorized. As a
default each keypad is assigned to all partitions.
Keypad Partition address is 31 0X (X= Keypad address).Following table shows options in that address.

1. option=A partition, 2. option=B partition, 3. option=C partition, 4. option=D partition
S.P.T. : 1.option= Interior, 2.option= Window, 3.option= Door, 4.option= Exterior
All partitions must be selected on S.P.T.(Look at page 34 for detailed description)

o Keypad 1 Partition
Address= 31 01 < IP >
To see value :
LED 31 01 (wait)
LCD 3-KEYPAD SETTING → PARTITIONS → 01-AUTHORISED (wait)
PARTITIONS:
To change value :

LED 31 01 S ........S √

LCD 3-KEYPAD SETTINGS →PARTITIONS → 01-AUTHORISED

S ........S √

S = Multiple choice selection
Default Value : 1=A partition, 2=B partition, 3=C partition, 4=D partition
Example : To assign 1.keypad to A and B partitions do
31 01 1(ON) 2(OFF) 3(OFF) 4(OFF) √

o Keypad 2 Partition
Address = 31 02 < IP >
Default Value : 1=A partition, 2=B partition, 3=C partition, 4=D partition

o Keypad 3 Partition
Address=31 03 < IP >
Default Value : 1=A partition, 2=B partition, 3=C partition, 4=D partition

o Keypad 4 Partition
Address=31 04 < IP >
Default Value : 1=A partition, 2=B partition, 3=C partition, 4=D partition

8.5. USER SETTINGS

Arm/Disarm permissions of users can be restricted. User’s Start/Finish Time(on selected Days), partitions,
Keypads can be configured. Installer, Master and Duress code permissions can’t be restricted.

8.5.1. Start Time

User can only start Arm/Disarm panel from beginning of start Time.

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o User-1 Start Time
Address = 40 01 < MP >
To see value :
LED 40 01 (wait)

LCD 4-USER SETTINGS → START TIME → 01-START (wait)
TIME:

To change value :
LED 40 01 HH MM √

LCD 4-USER SETTINGS → START TIME → 01-START
TIME: HH MM √

HH = hours, MM = minutes
Default Value : 00:00
Example : To set Start time of User-1 to 08:00 do 40 01 08 00 √

o User-2 Start Time
Address = 40 02 < MP >
Default Value : 00:00

o User-3 Start Time
Address = 40 03 < MP >
Default Value : 00:00

o User-4 Start Time
Address = 40 04 < MP >
Default Value : 00:00

o User-5 Start Time
Address = 40 05 < MP >
Default Value : 00:00

o Guest Start Time
Address = 40 06 < MP >
Default Value : 00:00

8.5.2. Finish Time

Arm/Disarm permission of user ends in Finish Time
o User-1 Finish Time

Address = 41 01 < MP >
To see value :
LED 41 01 (wait)

LCD 4-USER SETTINGS →FINISH TIME → FINISH (wait)
TIME:
To change value :
LED 41 01 HH MM √
LCD 4-USER SETTINGS →FINISH TIME → FINISH
TIME: HH MM √
HH = hours, MM = minutes
Default Value : 00:00

Example : To set Finish Time of User-1 to 18:00 do “ 41 01 18 00 √ “

o User-2 Finish Time
Address = 41 02 < MP >
Default Value : 00:00

o User-3 Finish Time
Address = 41 03 < MP >
Default Value : 00:00

o User-4 Finish Time

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Address = 41 04 < MP >
Default Value : 00:00

o User-5 Finish Time
Address= 41 05 < MP >
Default Value : 00:00

o Guest Finish Time
Address = 41 06 < MP >
Default Value : 00:00

8.5.3. User Days

User can only Arm/Disarm panel on selected days.
1=Monday, 2=Tuesday, 3=Wednesday, 4=Thursday, 5=Friday, 6=Saturday, 7=Sunday
o User-1 Days

Address = 42 01 < MP >
To see value :
LED 42 01 (wait)

LCD 4-USER SETTINGS → DAYS → 01-AUTHORISED (wait)
To change value :

LED 42 01 S ........S √

LCD 4-USER SETTINGS → DAYS → 01-AUTHORISED

D........D √

D = Multi choice selection(1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
Default Value : 1=ON, 2=ON, 3=ON, 4=ON, 5=ON, 6=ON, 7=ON
Example : To select days except Saturday and Sunday do
“ 42 01 1 (ON) 2 (ON) 3 (ON) 4 (ON) 5 (ON) 6 (OFF) 7 (OFF) √ “

o User-2 Days
Address = 42 02 < MP >
Default Value : 1,2,3,4,5,6,7

o User-3 Days
Address = 42 03 < MP >
Default value : 1=ON, 2=ON, 3=ON, 4=ON, 5=ON, 6=ON, 7=ON

o User-4 Days
Address = 42 04 < MP >
Default Value : 1=ON, 2=ON, 3=ON, 4=ON, 5=ON, 6=ON, 7=ON

o User-5 Days
Address = 42 05 < MP >
Default Value : 1,2,3,4,5,6,7

o Guest Days
Address = 42 06 < MP >
Default Value : 1=ON, 2=ON, 3=ON, 4=ON, 5=ON, 6=ON, 7=ON

8.5.4. User Partitions

User can only Arm/Disarm his/her partition. Meaning of options is in the following.

1. option = A partition, 2. option = B partition, 3. option = C partition, 4. option=D partition
S.P.T. : 1.option= Interior, 2.option= Window, 3.option= Door, 4.option= Exterior
All partitions must be selected on S.P.T.(Look at page 34 for detailed description)

o User-1 Partitions
Address = 43 01 < MP >
To see value :

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LED 43 01 (wait)
LCD 4-USER SETTINGS → PARTITIONS → 01-AUTHORISED (wait)

To change value :

LED 43 01 S ........S √

LCD 4-USER SETTINGS → PARTITIONS → 01-AUTHORISED

S........S √

S = Multi choice selection(1, 2, 3, 4)
Default Value : 1=ON, 2=ON, 3=ON, 4=ON
Example : To select A, B partitions do
43 01 1 (ON) 2 (ON) 3 (OFF) 4 (OFF) √

o User-2 Partitions
Address = 43 02 < MP >
Default value : 1=ON, 2=ON, 3=ON, 4=ON

o User-3 Partitions
Address = 43 03 < MP >
Default Value : 1=ON, 2=ON, 3=ON, 4=ON

o User-4 Partitions
Address = 43 04 < MP >
Default Value : 1=ON, 2=ON, 3=ON, 4=ON

o User-5 Partitions
Address = 43 05 < MP >
Default Value : 1=ON, 2=ON, 3=ON, 4=ON

o Guest Partitions
Address = 43 06 < MP >
Default Value : 1=ON, 2=ON, 3=ON, 4=ON

8.5.5 User Keypads

User can only Arm/Disarm panel from his/her Keypads. Meaning of options is in the following;

1.option=1.keypad, 2.option =2.keypad, 3.option =3.keypad, 4. option = 4.keypad
o User-1 Keypads

Address = 44 01 < MP >
To see value :
LED 44 01 (wait)

LCD 4-USER SETTINGS → KEYPADS → 01-AUTHORISED (wait)
To change value :

LED 44 01 S ........S √

LCD 4-USER SETTINGS → KEYPADS → 01-AUTHORISED

S........S √

S = Multi choice selection (1, 2, 3, 4)
Default Value : 1 = ON, 2 = ON, 3 = ON, 4 = ON
Example : To assign 1.keypad and 2.keypad to User-1 do
“ 44 01 1 (ON) 2 (ON) 3 (OFF) 4 (OFF) √ “
o User-2 Keypads
Address = 44 02 < MP >
Default Value : 1 = ON, 2 = ON, 3 = ON, 4 = ON

o User-3 Keypads
Address = 44 03 < MP >
Default Value : 1 = ON, 2 = ON, 3 = ON, 4 = ON

o User-4 Keypads
Address = 44 04 < MP >
Default Value : 1 = ON, 2 = ON, 3 = ON, 4 = ON

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o User-5 Keypads
Address = 44 05 < MP >
Default Value : 1 = ON, 2 = ON, 3 = ON, 4 = ON

o Guest Keypads
Address = 44 06 . < MP >
Default Value : 1 = ON, 2 = ON, 3 = ON

8.5.6. User Limitations

User permissions can be limited by the following addresses. Third and fourth options are only for Guest.

1.option
User can not
ARM

2.option
User can not
Disarm

3.option
One time useable
code(only for Guest)

4.option
Daily Code
(only for Guest)

5.option
User can not
make Bypass

Enable

Enable

Enable

Enable

Enable

Disable

Disable

Disable

Disable

Disable

o User-1 Limitations
Address= 45 01 < MP >
To see value :
LED 45 01 (wait)

LCD 4-USER SETTINGS → LIMITATIONS → 01-LIMITATIONS (wait)
To change value :

LED 45 01 S ........S √

LCD E-USER SETTINGS → LIMITATIONS → 01-LIMITATIONS

S ........S √

S = Multi choice selection (1, 2, 3, 4)
Default Value : 1=OFF, 2= OFF, 3= OFF, 4=OFF
Example : To cancel Disarm permission of User-1 do
“ 45 01 2 (ON) √ “

o User Limitations of User2 to User5
Address : 45 02-05 < MP >
Default Value : All selections are OFF

o Guest User Limitations
Address : 45 06 < MP >
Default Value : 4 = 0N (Daily Code)

8.6. CENTRAL MONITORING STATION & USER PHONE DIALER SETTINGS

8.6.1. General Features

o Main Settings
Installer address of 50 01 includes main settings of dialing. Meanings of options are in the following table.

1. option
Central M.
Station
Dialing

2. option
User Phone
Dialer

4. option
Cancel calls
on disarm

5. option
Alarm on
phone line
fail

6.option
Confirm
by single
button

7. option
Cancel
calls on
confirm

8. option
Make alarm
silence on
confirm

ON

Enabled

Enabled

Enabled

Enabled

Enabled

Enabled

Enabled

OFF

Disabled

Disabled

Disabled

Disabled

Disabled

Disabled

Disabled

Users can end dialing by only pressing (*) from phone if 6.option is selected. (This feature operates when
panel calls user),user can not control or learn status of panel at this moment. Sirens continues to alarm even
if user press (*).

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If 7.opt ion in 50 01 is selected, panel cancels to call other phone numbers when taking confirmation(Each
partition needs take confirmation to cancel their own calls ).
If 8.option in 50 01 is selected, siren becomes silent after confirmation when panel calls user( panel
continues to be armed).

Address = 50 01 < IP >
To see value :
LED 50 01 (wait)

LCD 5-COMMUNICATOR → GENERAL OPTIONS → GENERAL SETTINGS (wait)
To change value :

LED 50 01 S........S √

LCD 5-COMMUNICATOR → GENERAL OPTIONS → GENERAL SETTINGS

S........S √

S= Multiple choice selection
Default Value : All options are OFF
Example : To enable Central Monitoring Station dialing do
“ 50 01 1(ON) √ “

Note: Central Monitoring Station dialing is enabled (1. option in 50 01) automatically when any of CMS
number ( 05 01  05 04 ) is entered. User phone dialing is enabled (2. option in 50 01) automatically when
any of user phone number ( 06 01  06 06 ) is entered.

o Dial Attempt
Address = 50 02 < IP >
To see value :
LED 50 02 (wait)

LCD 5-COMMUNICATOR → GENERAL OPTIONS → DIAL ATTEMPTS (wait)
To change value :

LED 50 02 R R √
LCD 5-COMMUNICATOR → GENERAL OPTIONS → DIAL ATTEMPTS

R R √

RR = Dial attempt number ( 1 ~ 15)
Default value : 3
Example : To set dial attempt to 5 do “ 50 02 5 √ “

o Central Monitoring Station(CMS) Answer Wait Time
Address = 50 03 < IP >
To see value :
LED 50 03 (wait)

LCD 5-COMMUNICATOR → GENERAL OPTIONS → ANSWER WAIT TIME (wait)
To change value :

LED 50 03 R R √
LCD 5-COMMUNICATOR → GENERAL OPTIONS → ANSWER WAIT TIME
R R TIMES √

RR = Ring Time between 10 and 60 in seconds
Default Value : 30
Example : To set time to 35 seconds do “ 50 03 35 √ ”

o Central Monitorin Station(CMS) Periodic Test Report Period
Address = 50 04 < IP >
To see value :
LED 50 04 (wait)

LCD 5-COMMUNICATOR → GENERAL SETTINGS → TEST INTERVAL (wait)
To change value :

LED 50 04 R R √
LCD 5-COMMUNICATOR → GENERAL SETTINGS → TEST INTERVAL
TT HOUR(S) √

TT = Periodic test time between 1 and 48 hours
Default Value : 6

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Example : To set Periodic Test Report Interval to 24 hours do 50 04 24 √

o Central Monitorin Station(CMS) Periodic Report Time
Address = 50 05 < IP >
To see value :
LED 50 05 (wait)

LCD 5-COMMUNICATOR → GENERAL SETTINGS → FIRST TEST AT (wait)
To change value :

LED 50 05 R R √
LCD 5-COMMUNICATOR → GENERAL SETTINGS → FIRST TEST AT
TT TT HOUR(S) √

TT TT= Periodic test first time
Default Value : 00:00
Example : To set Periodic Test First Time to 16:00 do 50 05 1600 √

o Redialing Pause
Address = 50 06 < IP >
To see value :
LED 50 06 (wait)

LCD 5-COMMUNICATOR → GENERAL SETTINGS → REDIALING PAUSE(wait)
To change value :

LED 50 06 R R √
LCD 5-COMMUNICATOR → GENERAL SETTINGS → REDIALING PAUSE
TT SECOND(S) √

TT = Redialing Pause Interval
Default Value : 30 sec.
Example : To set Redialing Pause Interval to 30 sec. do 50 06 30 √

o Central Monitoring Station-1(CMS-1) Format
CMS-1 communication format is configured here. Meaning of data entered this address is in the following;

0 = Contact ID 1 = DTMF 4+2,4+1, 3+2, 3+1 50 07 address includes detailed settings)
Address: 50 07 < IP >

To see value :
LED 50 07 (wait)

LCD 5-COMMUNICATOR → GENERAL SETTINGS → CMS 1 FORMAT (wait)

To change value :
LED 50 07 F √

LCD 5-COMMUNICATOR → GENERAL SETTINGS→ CMS 1 FORMAT
[FORMAT] √

(Select using B(left) and C(right) buttons)

F = CMS format type, 0 ~ 1
Default Value : 0, Contact ID
Example: : To set CMS-1 contact as Contact ID do 50 07 0 √

o Central Monitoring Station-2(CMS-2) Format
CMS-1 communication format is configured here. Meaning of data entered this address is in the following;
0 = Contact ID 1 = DTMF 4+2,4+1, 3+2, 3+1 (50 08 address includes detailed settings)
Address = 50 08 F< IP >

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To see value :
LED 50 08 (wait)

LCD 5-COMMUNICATOR→ GENERAL SETTINGS → CMS 2 FORMAT (wait)
To change value :

LED 50 08 F √
LCD 5-COMMUNICATOR→ GENERAL SETTINGS → CMS 1 FORMAT
[FORMAT] √

(Select using B(left) and C(right) buttons)

F = CMS format type, 0 ~ 1
Default Value : 0, Contact ID
To set CMS-2 contact as Contact ID do 50 08 0 √

o DTMF 4+2, 4+1, 3+2, 3+1 Format Settings
Defines details of communication format of Central Monitoring Station if “1” is entered in 50 07-08.

1. option
Account No
Digit

2. option
Message Code
Digit

3. option
Communication
Frequency

ON

3 1 20 Baud

OFF

4 2 10 Baud

CMS-1

Address= 50 09 < IP >
To see value :
LED 50 09 (wait)

LCD 5-COMMUNICATOR→GENERAL SETTINGS → 09- CMS 1 SETTINGS (wait)
To change value :

LED 50 09 F F F √
LCD 5-COMMUNICATOR → GENERAL SETTINGS → 09- CMS 1 SETTINGS
F F F √

FFF = Multiple choice selection (1,2,3)
Default Value : 1=OFF, 2=OFF, 3=OFF
Example : To set format as 4+1 do
“ 50 09 1(OFF) 2(ON) √ “

CMS-2

Address= 50 10 < IP >
To see value :
LED 50 10 (wait)

LCD 5-COMMUNICATOR→ GENERAL SETTINGS → 10- CMS 2 SETTINGS (wait)
To change value :
LED 50 10 F F F √
LCD 5-COMMUNICATOR → GENERAL SETTINGS → 10-CMS 2 SETTINGS
F F F √
F F F = Multiple choice selection (1,2,3)
Default Value : 1=OFF, 2=OFF, 3=OFF
Example : To set format as 3+2 do
50 10 1(ON) 2(OFF) √

o CMS Selection that Messages will be Sent
This setting defines which events will be sent to which CMS. Arm/Disarm, alarms, bypass events, zon
troubles are called related to their partitions.

Note: Keypad alarms(Panic, Fire, Duress, Tamper) aren’t belong to any partition.
Meanings of Options in this address are in the following;

1.option = CMS-1 2.option = CMS-2

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Events that is not belongs to any Partition
Address = 50 11 < IP >
To see value :
LED 50 11 (wait)

LCD 5-COMMUNICATOR→ GENERAL SETTINGS → COMMON CMS(wait)

To change value :
LED 50 11 S S √

LCD 5-COMMUNICATOR → GENERAL SETTINGS → COMMON CMS
S S √
S S = Multi-choice selection 1, 2

Default Value : 1 =ON
Example : To send messages CMS-1 and CMS-2 do “ 50 11 1(ON) 2(ON) √ “

Events that is belongs to A  D Partition

Address : 50 12-15 < IP >
Default Value : 1 (ON) (CMS-1)

o User Phone Selection that Messages will be Sent to
This setting defines which events will be sent to which Phone number. Arm/Disarm, alarms, bypass events,

zon troubles are called related to their partitions.
Note: Keypad alarms(Panic, Fire, Duress, Tamper) aren’t belong to any partition.

Meanings of options as following;

1. option
Tel-1

2. option
Tel-2

3. option
Tel-3

4. option
Tel-4

5. option
Tel-5

6. option
Tel-6

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

OFF

Events that is not belong to any Partition
Address : 50 16 < IP >
To see value :
LED 50 16 (wait)

LCD 5-COMMUNICATOR→ GENERAL SETTINGS → PARTITION A CMS (wait)

To change Value :
LED 50 16 S S S S S S √

LCD 5-COMMUNICATOR → GENERAL SETTINGS → PARTITION A CMS
S S S S S S √

S S S S S S : Multi-choice selection, (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
Default Value : All selection is ON
Example : To select all phones do
“ 50 16 1(ON) 2(ON) 3(ON) 4(ON) 5(ON) 6(ON) √ “

Events belong to A  D Partition

Address = 50 17-20 < IP >
Default Value : All options are ON

8.6.2. Event Logs

Installer decides which event will be informed to Central M. Station1-2 and/or user1 to 5 and/or Memory.
Events are separated into 3 groups. These are Alarms, Troubles, and Events. Meaning of options is in the
following table.

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1. option
Call Central
Station

3. option
Call User Phone

8. option
Record to Memory

ON

ON

ON

OFF

OFF

OFF

1.option
Call Central Station

2.option
Call User Phone

3.option
Send Restore Info
to CMS

4.option
Send Restore Info
to Phone

5.option
Record to Memory

ON

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

OFF

No

No

No

No

No

Keypad displays event logs in following order.
EE DD HH MM A B
EE : Event Code

DD : Day of event
HH MM: Time of event
A, B : Parameters
User parameters are recorded to memory as following;
0 = Installer 1= Master 2 = User-1 3 = User-2 4 = User-3 5 = User-4

6 = User-5 7 = Guest

o Intruder Alarm
Address = 51 01 < IP >
To see value :
LED 51 01 (wait)

LCD 5-COMMUNCATOR → REPORT MASKS → 01-INTRUDER ALARM (wait)
To change value :

LED 51 01 S ........S √

LCD 5-COMMUNICATOR → REPORT MASKS→ 01-INTRUDER ALARM S ........S √

S = Multiple choice selection
Default Value : 1=ON, 2=ON, 3=ON, 5=ON
Example : To disable dialing Central M. Station do
“ 51 01 1 (OFF) √ “

Event List is in the following table

No

Event

Address

Menu

5-COMMUNICATOR →
REPORT MASKS →

Options

Parameter

Prg

1

Intruder Alarm

51 01

01-INTRUDER ALARM

1, 2, 3, 5

A= - , B=Zone

IP

2

Panic Alarm

51 02

02-PANIC ALARM

1, 2, 3, 5

A=Keypad , B=Zone

IP

3

Fire Alarm

51 03

03-FIRE ALARM

1, 2, 3, 5

A=Keypad , B=Zone

IP

4

Duress Alarm

51 04

04-DURESS ALARM

1, 2, 3, 5

A=Keypad- , B=Zone

IP

5

Sabotage-Tamper Alarm

51 05

05-TAMPER ALARM

1, 2, 3, 5

A=Keypad , B=Zone

IP

6

Medical Alarm

51 06

06-MEDICAL ALRM

1, 2, 3, 5

A= - , B=Zone

IP

7

Disarm by Duress

51 07

07-DURESS DISARM

1, 2, 5

A= - , B= -

IP

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8

Disarm on Alarm

51 08

08- DISARM ON ALARM

1, 5

A=Keypad No
B=User

IP

9

Zone Trouble

51 09

09-ZONE TROUBLE

1, 5

A= - , B=Zone

IP

10

AC Fail

51 10

10-MAINS FAILED

1, 3, 5

A= - , B= -

IP

11

Intrusion Verified

51 11

11-INTR. VERIFY

1, 5

A= - , B= -

IP

12

Cross Zone Fault

51 12

12-CROSS FAULT

1,5

A= - , B= -

IP

13

Battery Low

51 13

13-LOW BATTERY

1, 3, 5

A= - , B= -

IP

14

Line Fail

51 14

14-LINE FAIL

1, 3, 5

A= - , B= -

IP

15

Battery Fail

51 15

15- BATTRY FAIL

1, 3, 5

A= - , B= -

IP

16

Communication Fail

51 16

16-COM FAIL

Recorded to Memory

A= - , B= Tel. No

IP

17

Special Arm/Disarm

51 17

17- SPECIAL ARM/
SPECIAL DISARM

1, 3, 5

A= Type of
Arm/Disarm (1)
B= -

IP

18

Arm/Disarm

51 18

18-ARMED/
DISARMED

1, 3, 5

A= Type of
Arm/Disarm (2)
B= User

IP

19

Bypassed

51 19

19-BYPASSED/
BYPASS CANCEL

1, 3, 5

A= - , B= User

IP

20

Entering Program

51 20

20-PROG BEGIN

1, 5

A= - , B= User

IP

21

Exiting Program

51 21

21-PROG END

1, 5

A= - , B= -

IP

22

Periodic Report

51 22

22-PER. REPORT

1

A= - , B= -

IP

23

Panel Restarted

51 23

23-PANEL RESTART

5

A= - , B= -

IP

24

Manual Report

51 24

24-MANUAL TEST

No need to set

A= - , B= -

IP

25

---

51 25

25-RESERVED - -

IP

26

---

51 26

26-RESERVED - -

IP

27

----

51 27

27-RESERVED - -

28

---

51 28

28-RESERVED - -

IP

29

---

51 29

29-RESERVED - -

IP

30

Custom Alarm

51 30

30-CUSTOM EVENT

1, 2, 5

A= - , B= -

IP

31

---

51 31

31-RESERVED - -

IP

32

Defaults Loaded (3)

51 32

32-DEFS LOADED

5

A= Source of Reset
B= Type of Reset

IP

33

Intruder Alarm Restored

-

-

-

A= - , B=Zone

IP

34

Panic Alarm Restored

-

-

-

A= - , B=Zone

IP

35

Fire Alarm Restored

-

-

-

A= - , B=Zone

IP

36

Duress Alarm Restored

-

-

-

A= - , B=Zone

IP

37

Sabotage-Tamper Alarm
Restored

-

-

-

A= - , B=Zone

IP

38

Medical Alarm Restored

-

-

-

A= - , B=Zone

IP

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39-

41

----

-

-

-

-

IP

42

AC Restored

-

-

-

A= - , B= -

IP

43-

44

---

-

-

-

-

IP

45

Battery Restored

-

-

-

A= - , B= -

IP

46

Phone Line Restored

-

-

-

A= - , B= -

IP

47

Battery Connected/Restored

-

-

-

A= - , B= -

IP

48

---

-

-

-

-

IP

49

Special Arming

-

-

-

A= Arming Type (1)
B= -

IP

50

Alarm Armed

- -

-

A= Keypad No/
Parameter,(2)
B= User No

IP

51

Bypass Canceled

-

-

-

A= - , B= Zone

IP

52-

62

---

-

-

-

-

IP

Note: (1) A = 1 ( Quick Arm ) (2) A = 1 ( Arm/ Disarm by Keypad 1 )
2 ( Arming on No Activity ) 2 ( Arm/ Disarm by Keypad 2 )
3 ( Automatic Arm/Disarm ) 3 ( Arm/ Disarm by Keypad 3 )
4 ( Arm/Disarm by Key input ) 4 ( Arm/ Disarm by Keypad 4 )
7 ( Arm/Disarm by remote controller ) 5 ( Arm/ Disarm by phone )
6 ( Arm/ Disarm by PC )

(3) A = 0 ( Factory Defaults have been loaded by Keypad )
1 ( Factory Defaults have been loaded by Vapman )

B = 1 ( Codes have been returned to factory defaults )
2 ( Panel Settings have been returned to factory defaults )
3 ( Both Panel Settings and Codes have been returned to factory defaults )

8.6.3. Contact ID Event Codes

These codes are sent to Central Monitoring Station. If codes used by Central Monitoring Station are different
from default codes, enter new codes to panel.

Default Communication Format is Contact ID
VAP404 event-codes constitute of 4 digits. Meaning of parameters is in the following.
Zone parameters;

001 = Zone 1 002 = Zone 2 003 = Zone 3 004 = Zone 4 ..... 008=Zone 8

Parameter of Keypad Panic, Fire, Duress and Keypad Tamper alarm is “000”. Paremeter of Remote
Controller Panic alarm is “000”.

User parameters:
000 = Installer 001 = Master 002 = User-1 003 = User-2 004 = User-3 005 = User-4
006 = User-5 007 = Guest

Default Contact ID codes can be changed as below.
o Intruder Alarm Code

Address = 52 01 . < IP >
To see value :
LED 52 01 (wait)

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LCD 5-COMMUNICATOR → 52-CONTACT ID CODES → 01-INTRUDER ALM (wait)
To change value :

LED 52 01 RRRR √
LCD 5-COMMUNICATOR → 52- CONTACT ID CODES → 01-INTRUDER ALM
RRRR √

RRRR = 4 digit event code
Default Value = 1130
Example : To set code as default value do “ 52 01 1130 √ “
List of event codes is in the following table

No

Event

Address

Menu

5-COMMNUNICATOR →
CONTACT ID CODES →

Event Codes
(Default Value)

Parameter

Prg

1

Intruder Alarm (R) (1)

52 01

01-INTRUDER ALARM

1130

Zone

IP

2

Panic Alarm (R)

52 02

02-PANIC ALARM

1120

Zone

IP

3

Fire Alarm (R)

52 03

03-FIRE ALARM

1110

Zone

IP

4

Duress Alarm (R)

52 04

04-DURESS ALARM

1120

Zone

IP 5 Sabotage-Tamper Alarm (R)

52 05

05-TAMPER ALARM

1144

Zone

IP 6 Medical Alarm (R)

52 06

06-MEDICAL ALRM

1100

Zone

IP 7 Disarm by Duress

52 07

07-DURESS DISARM

1121 - IP 8 Disarm on Alarm

52 08

08- DISARM ON ALARM

1406 - IP

9

Zone Trouble

52 09

09-ZONE TROUBLE

1372

Zone

IP

10

AC Fail (R)

52 10

10-MAINS FAILED

1301 - IP

11

Intrusion Verifier

52 11

11-INTR. VERIFY

1139 - IP

12

Cross Zone Fault

52 12

12- CROSS FAULT

1378 - IP

13

Battery Low (R)

52 13

13-LOW BATTERY

1302 - IP

14

Line Fail (R)

52 14

14-LINE FAIL

1351 - IP

15

Battery Fail (R)

52 15

15- BATTRY FAIL

1302 - IP

16

Communication Fail

52 16

16-COM FAIL

It is not sent to
CMS

-

IP

17

Special Arm/Disarm (R) (2)

52 17

17- SPECIAL ARM/
SPECIAL DISARM

1400

Parameter

IP

18

Arm/Disarm (R)

52 18

18-ARMED/
DISARMED

1402

User

IP

19

Bypassed (R)

52 19

19-BYPASSED/
BYPASS CANCEL

1570

Zone

IP

20

Entering Program

52 20

20-PROG BEGIN

1627

User

IP

21

Exiting Program

52 21

21-PROG END

1628 - IP

22

Periodic Report

52 22

22-PER. REPORT

1602 - IP

23

Panel Restarted

52 23

23-PANEL RESTART

1305

­IP

24

Manual Report

52 24

24-MANUAL TEST

1601 - IP

25

---

52 25

25-RESERVED

-

-

IP

26

---

52 26

26-RESERVED

-

-

IP

27

----

52 27

27-RESERVED

-

-

IP

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28

---

52 28

28-RESERVED

-

-

IP

29

---

52 29

29-RESERVED

-

-

IP

30

Custom Alarm (R)

52 30

30-CUSTOM EVENT

0000

Zone

IP

31

---

52 31

31-RESERVED

- - IP

32

Defaults Loaded

52 32

32-DEFS LOADED

0000

Type of Reset (3)

IP

Note: (1) “(R) ” icon shows that restore code of event is automatically recorded and sent to CMS if it is selected in 51 XX.
(2) Special Arm/Disarm code is sent to Central Monitoring Station on Quick Arm, Arming on no activity, Automatic Arm/Disarm,

Arm/Disarm by key, Arm/Disarm by Remote Controller.
(3) Type of reset 1= Codes have been returned to factory defaults.

2= Panel Settings have been returned to factory defaults.
3= Both Panel Settings and Codes have been returned to factory defaults.

8.6.4. DTMF 4+2,etc Event Codes

These codes are sent to Central Monitoring Station. Use following table to enter or read hexadecimal data,

Enter

Read(VPC108)

A

1 (press long)

0 and 1

B

2 (press long)

0 and 2

C

3 (press long)

0 and 3

D

4 (press long)

0 and 4

E

5 (press long)

0 and 5

F

6 (press long)

0 and 6

Example: To enter “ A3 “, press A(long) then press 3
While reading data, 0 and 1 (together) then 3 lights in VPC108 Keypad.

o Intruder Alarm Code
Address = 53 01 . < IP >
To see value :
LED 53 01 (wait)

LCD 5-COMMUNICATOR → 53-4+2 CODES → 01-INTRUDER ALM (wait)
To change value :

LED 53 01 RR √
LCD 5-COMMUNICATOR → 53 4+2 CODES → 01-INTRUDER ALM
RR √

RR = event code
Example : To set code as D1 do “ 53 01 4(long) 1 √ “

Note: If the second digit of event code is “0” , the following parameters in the table are sent to the CMS.

No

Event

Address

Menu

5-COMMNUNICATOR →
4+2 CODES →

Event Codes

Parameter

Prg

1

Intruder Alarm

53 01

01-INTRUDER ALARM

Zone

IP 2 Panic Alarm

53 02

02-PANIC ALARM

Zone

IP

3

Fire Alarm

53 03

03-FIRE ALARM

Zone

IP 4 Duress Alarm

53 04

04-DURESS ALARM

Zone

IP 5 Sabotage-Tamper Alarm

53 05

05-TAMPER ALARM

Zone

IP

6

Medical Alarm

53 06

06-MEDICAL ALRM

Zone

IP

7

Disarm by Duress

53 07

07-DURESS DISARM

- IP

8

Disarm on Alarm

53 08

08- DISARM ON ALARM

- IP

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9

Zone Trouble

53 09

09-ZONE TROUBLE

Zone

IP

10

AC Fail

53 10

10-MAINS FAILED

- IP

11

Intrusion Verifier

53 11

11-INTR. VERIFY

- IP

12

Cross Zone Fault

53 12

12- CROSS FAULT

- IP

13

Battery Low

53 13

13-LOW BATTERY

- IP

14

Line Fail

53 14

14-LINE FAIL

- IP

15

Battery Fail

53 15

15- BATTRY FAIL

- IP

16

Communication Fail

53 16

16-COM FAIL

- IP

17

Special Arm/Disarm (1)

53 17

17- SPECIAL ARM/
SPECIAL DISARM

Parameter

IP

18

Arm/Disarm

53 18

18-ARMED/
DISARMED

User

IP

19

Bypassed

53 19

19-BYPASSED/
BYPASS CANCEL

Zone

IP

20

Entering Program

53 20

20-PROG BEGIN

User

IP

21

Exiting Program

53 21

21-PROG END

- IP

22

Periodic Report

53 22

22-PER. REPORT

- IP

23

Panel Restarted

53 23

23-PANEL RESTART

- IP

24

Manual Report

53 24

24-MANUAL TEST

- IP

25

---

53 25

25-RESERVED

- IP

26

---

53 26

26-RESERVED

- IP

27

----

53 27

27-RESERVED

- IP

28

---

53 28

28-RESERVED

-

IP

29

---

53 29

29-RESERVED

­IP

30

Custom Alarm

53 30

30-CUSTOM EVENT

Zone

IP

31

---

53 31

31-RESERVED

- IP

32

Defaults Loaded

53 32

32-DEFS LOADED

Type of Reset

IP

33

Intruder Alarm Restored

-

33-ZONE NORMAL

Zone

IP

34

Panic Alarm Restored

-

34-RESERVED

Zone

IP

35

Fire Alarm Restored

-

35- RESERVED

Zone

IP

36

Duress Alarm Restored

-

36- RESERVED

Zone

IP

37

Sabotage-Tamper Alarm
Restored

-

37- RESERVED

Zone

IP

38

Medical Alarm Restored

-

38- RESERVED

Zone

IP

39-41

----

- -

-

IP

42

AC Restored

-

42-MAINS RESTO.

-

IP

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43-44

---

-

-

-

IP

45

Battery Restored

-

45-BATT. FULL

-

IP

46

Phone Line Restored

-

46-LINE RESTORE

-

IP

47

Battery Connected/Restored

-

47-BATT.NORMAL

-

IP

48

---

- -

-

IP

49

Special Arming

-

49-SPECIAL ARM

-

IP

50

Alarm Armed

-

50-ARMED

User

IP

51

Bypass Canceled

-

51-BYPASS CANCL

Zone

IP

52-62

---

- -

-

IP

Note: (1) Special Arm/Disarm code is sent to Central Monitoring Station on Quick Arm, Arming on no activity, Automatic Arm/Disarm,
Arm/Disarm by key, Arm/Disarm by Remote Controller.

8.7. OPTIONAL MODULES

8.7.1 . Remote Control Module

Installer can enable or disable RF module. Meaning of option is in the following table.

1. option

Remote Control
Module

2.option

Siren alarm on
Panic

ON = Enabled

ON = Enabled

OFF= Disabled

OFF = Disabled

Address = 60 01 < IP >
To see value :
LED 60 01 (wait)

LCD 6-MODULES → REM. CONT. OPTNS → REM. CONT. OPTNS (wait)

To change value :
LED 60 01 S √

LCD 6-MODULES → REM. CONT. OPTNS → REM. CONT. OPTNS
S S √
S = ON/OFF
Default Value : OFF
Example : To enable Remote Control Module do

“ 60 01 1 (ON) √ “

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8.7.2. Zone Expansion Module

Installer can enable or disable Zone module. Meaning of option is in the following table.

1. option

Zone Module

ON = Enabled

OFF = Disabled

Address = 61 01 < IP >
To see value :
LED 61 01 (wait)

LCD 6-MODULES → EXP ZONE SETTING → 01-EXP ZONE SETTING (wait)
To change values :

LED 61 01 S ........S √

LCD 6-MODULES → EXP ZONE SETTING → 01-EXP ZONE SETTING
S √
S = ON/OFF
Default Value : OFF
Example : To enable Zone Module do
“ 61 01 1 (ON) √ “

8.8. KEYPAD INNER SETTINGS

These settings are recorded to Keypad Memory. Do these settings on which keypads inner settings you want
to change. Addresses of Inner Settings are different in LED and LCD keypads.

8.8.1 VPC108 Led Keypad Inner Settings

o Open Chime
Chime activates when selected zone is opened.

1. Option=1. Zone, 2. Option=2. Zone, 3. Option=3. Zone, 4. Option=4. Zone

5. Option=5. Zone, 6. Option=6. Zone, 7. Option=7. Zone, 8. Option=8. Zone

Address = 99 01 < IP, MP >
To see value : LED 99 01 (wait)

To change value : LED 99 01 S........S √

S = Multiple choice selection
Default Value : All chimes are closed.
Example : If you want chime when zone1 and zone 3 are opened, do
“ 99 01 1(ON) 3(ON) √ “

o Close Chime
Chime activates when selected zone is closed.

1. Option=1. Zone, 2. Option=2. Zone, 3. Option=3. Zone, 4. Option=4. Zone

5. Option=5. Zone, 6. Option=6. Zone, 7. Option=7. Zone, 8. Option=8. Zone

Address = 99 02 < IP, MP >
To see value : LED 99 02 (wait)

To change value : LED 99 02 S ........S √

S = Multiple choice selection
Default Value : All chimes are closed.
Example : If you want chime when zone 1 and zone 4 are closed do
“ 99 02 1(ON) 4(ON) √ “

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o Backlight zones
Backlight is seen when selected zone is opened.

1. option=1. Zone, 2. Option=2. Zone, 3. Option=3. Zone, 4. Option=4. Zone

5. option=5. Zone, 6. Option=6. Zone, 7. Option=7. Zone, 8. Option=8. Zone

Address = 99 03 < IP, MP >
To see value : LED 99 03 (wait)

To change value : LED 99 03 S ........S √

S = Multiple choice selection
Default Value : 1 = 1.zone
Example : To activate backlight of zone 1 and zone 2 do
“ 99 03 1(ON) 2(ON) √ “

o Emergency Buttons
Panic, Fire, Duress buttons can be closed to usage. Meanings of options are in the following.

1. option = Panic (Panic), 2. option=Fire, 3. option= Duress, 4.option= Keypad Tamper
Address = 99 04 < IP, MP >

To see value : LED 99 04 (wait)

To change value : LED 99 04 S ........S √

S= Multiple choice selection
Default Value : 1= ON , 2= ON, 3= ON , 4= ON
Example : To disable Fire button of Keypad do
“ 99 03 2(OFF) √ “

o Warning Beeps
Keypad warning beeps can be closed in this address. Meaning of options is in the following.

1. option = Exit Delay beep, 2. option = Arm beep , 3.option = Alarm beep,

4. option = Trouble beep, 5. option = Button click beep, 6.option = Confirmation beep
Address = 99 05 < IP, MP >

To see value : LED 99 05 (wait)

To change value : LED 99 05 S ........S √

S = Multiple choice selection
Default Value : All beeps are active
Example : To silent Trouble Beep do
“ 99 05 4 (OFF) √ “

o Trouble Beeps
Trouble beeps can be closed in this address. Meaning of options is in the following.

1. option= AC fail, 2. option = Low Battery ,3. option=Time-date loss,

4.option = Telephone Line fail 5. option = Zone trouble 6.option = Battery loss
Address= 99 06 < IP, MP >
To see value : LED 99 06 (wait)

To change value : LED 99 06 S........S √

S = Multiple choice selection
Default value : All beeps are active
Example : To silent telephone line fail do
“ 99 06 4(OFF) √ “

8.8.2. VPC301 LCD Keypad Inner Settings

o Open Chime
Chime activates when selected zone is opened.

< IP, MP >
To see value :
LCD 3-KEYPAD SETTING → CUSTOMISE→ CHIME ON 1-8 (wait)
ZONES:
To change value :

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LCD 3-KEYPAD SETTING → CUSTOMISE → CHIME ON 1-8

ZONES: S .......S √

S = Multiple choice selection
Default Value : All chimes all closed
Example : To activate open chime of 1. zone do

LCD 3-KEYPAD SETTING → CUSTOMISE → CHIME ON 1-8
ZONES: 1(ON) √
o Close Chime

Chime activates when selected zone is closed.

< IP, MP >
To see value :

LCD 3-KEYPAD SETTING → CUSTOMISE →CHIME OFF 1-8 (wait)
ZONES:

To change value :
LCD 3-KEYPAD SETTING → CUSTOMISE →CHIME OFF 1-8

ZONES: S ........S √

S = Multiple choice selection
Default Value : All chimes are closed
Example : To activate close chime of 1. zone do

LCD 3-KEYPAD SETTING → CUSTOMISE → CHIME OFF 1-8
ZONES: 1(ON) √

o Backlight Zones
Backlight is seen when selected zone is opened.

< IP, MP >
To see value :

LCD 3-KEYPAD SETTING → CUSTOMISE → LIGHT Z. 1-8 (wait)
ZONES:
To change value :
LCD 3-KEYPAD SETTING → CUSTOMISE → LIGHT Z. 1-8

ZONES: S ........S √

S = Multiple choice selection
Default value : 1
Example : To activate backlight of zone1 and zone 2

LCD 3-KEYPAD SETTING → CUSTOMISE → LIGHT Z. 1-8
ZONES: 1 (ON) 2 (ON) √

o Emergency Buttons
Panic, Fire, Duress buttons and Keypad Tamper can be closed to usage. Meanings of options are in the
following.

1.option = Panic , 2. option = Fire , 3. option = Duress , 4. option = Keypad Tamper
< IP, MP >

To see value :
LCD 3-KEYPAD SETTING → CUSTOMISE → BUTTONS (wait)

To change value :
LCD 3-KEYPAD SETTING → CUSTOMISE → BUTTONS

S ........S √

S= Multiple choice selection
Default Value : All emergency buttons are active
Example : To disable fire button of Keypad

LCD 3-KEYPAD SETTING→ CUSTOMISE→ BUTTONS
2 (OFF) √

o Sound Options

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Keypad warning beeps can be closed in this address. Meaning of options is in the following.

1. Option = Exit Delay beep, 2. option = Arm beep , 3.option = Alarm beep,

4. Option = Trouble beep, 5. option = Button click beep, 6.option = Confirmation beep
< IP, MP >

To see value :
LCD 3-KEYPAD SETTING → CUSTOMISE → SOUND OPTION (wait)

To change value :
LCD 3-KEYPAD SETTING → CUSTOMISE → SOUND OPTION

S ........S √

S = Multiple choice selection
Default Value : All beeps are active
Example : To silent Button click do

LCD 3-KEYPAD SETTING→ CUSTOMISE→ SOUND OPTIONS
5 (OFF) √
o Trouble Beeps
Trouble beeps can be closed in this address. Meaning of options is in the following.

1. option= AC fail, 2. option = Low Battery ,3. option=Time-date loss,

4.option = Telephone Line fail 5. option = Zone trouble 6.option = Battery loss
< IP, MP >

To see value :
LCD 3-KEYPAD SETTING → CUSTOMISE → TROUBLE OPTN (wait)
To change value :
LCD 3-KEYPAD SETTING → CUSTOMISE → TROUBLE OPTN

S ........S √

S = Multiple choice selection
Default value : All beeps are active
Example : To silent telephone line fail do

LCD 3-KEYPAD SETTING→ CUSTOMISE→ TROUBLE OPTN
4 (OFF) √

o Language Selection
Language of LCD Screen is configured in this address.

< IP, MP >
To see value :

LCD 3-KEYPAD SETTING → CUSTOMISE → LANGUAGE (wait)
To change value :

LCD 3-KEYPAD SETTING → CUSTOMISE → LANGUAGE
[XXXXXXXXX] √

Press B(left) and C(right) buttons to select language.
o Thermometer Setting
Calibration of thermometer value is made in this address. This value is calibrated as a default.

< IP, MP >
To see value :

LCD 3-KEYPAD SETTING → CUSTOMISE → TEMP CALIB. (wait)
To change value :

LCD 3-KEYPAD SETTING → CUSTOMISE→ TEMP CALIB.
R R R √
RRR Calibration value( 0 ~ 255)
Default Value : 10
Example: To set calibration value as 9 do
LCD 3-KEYPAD SETTING→ CUSTOMISE→ TEMP CALIB.
9 √

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9. KEYPAD INSTRUCTION

9.1. LED KEYPAD – VPC108

9.1.1 Features

o Zone number : 8
o Partition number : 4
o Programmable backlight
o Programmable chime
o Partial Arm / Disarm
o Lights to display Reports(Power, Program, Bypass, Memory, Ready, Armed, Trouble, Fire).
o Lights that displays zone and partition status
o All numbers can be displayed by leds
o Test, Bypass, Report, Memory, Chime, Program buttons ease usage
o Panic, Fire, Duress buttons provides easily going into alarm
o Tamper protection without additional cable
o Keypad blocking system for 1 minute when password is entered wrongly 5 times

9.1.2. Usage

VPC108 provides arming and programming panel by using buttons and lights. When you push buttons long ,
second function of that button is activated. If you changes values correctly, two short beep is heard. If value
couldn’t be changed , long beep is heard.

In programming mode when you enter 4 digit address data, you can see and change value of that address.
Press X(Exit) button to exit programming mode. After changing value, enter “√” button to confirm new value.

Zone lights displays number of digits that is entered while entering number or displays options in single­choice or multi-choice selection.

In Installer Program;
Ready light that is flashing means that keypad is waiting you to enter address,
Armed light that is flashing means that keypad is waiting you to enter value and Trouble and Fire lights that
lights together with Armed light identifies the type of value that user will enter.

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Trouble Fire Type of Value
Off Off Number

Flashing Off Single Choice
Off Flashing Multiple Choice

User presses its number to select/unselect option.
Enter 4 digit address value to reach specific address.

Example: 01 02
If you enter wrong address, you will hear short beep and see that Trouble and 1.zone led flashing. To learn
meanings of Troubles, look at Trouble Codes Section.

To exit address, press X button.
When you enter address, you see value in that address and when keypad displays last digit of value in that

address, all zone leds flashes and start displaying value of address from the beginning.
To change values in address, enter new value and press √ button. If correct value is entered, you hear that

2
short beep otherwise you hear long beep and see trouble led flashing. To learn meanings of Troubles, look
at Trouble Codes Section.

9.1.3. Functions of Buttons

BUTTON

MAIN FUNCTION

SECONDARY FUNCTION

1

“1”

Panic

2

“2”

Fire

3

“3”

Duress

4

“4”

Program – To enter programming mode

5

“5”

Bypass

6

“6”

Report

7

“7”

Chime – Open/Close Chime function

8

“8”

Test

9

“9”

Memory –To display event log

0

“0”

Reset – To disarm fire alarm

X

Cancel

Exit

√

OK

Password – To change passwords

A

Selects A Partition or zones except
inner zones

Arms A Partition or zones except inner zones

B

Selects B Partition or Windows

Arms B Partition or Windows

C

Selects C Partition or Doors

Arms C Partition or Doors

D

Selects D Partition or all zones

Arms D Partition or all zones

NOTE: Secondary functions of buttons are activated by pressing button long.

9.1.4. Meanings of Beep Sounds

BEEP

MEANING

Long single beep

Trouble on last operation

Two short beep

Confirmation of operation

Periodic short
beep

Enter/Exit time

Periodic long beep

Alarm

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9.1.5. Meaning of lights

LIGHT

MAIN FUNCTION

SECONDARY
FUNCTION

TROUBLE
MEANING(Together with
trouble light)

1-8

Motion detect

Displays values in
programming mode

Look at Trouble Code

Power

AC Power detect

-

No AC Power

Program

Displays you are in
programming mode

-

Battery is in low level (with
Power led)

Bypass

There is bypassed zones in
Panel

“0”

Time, date trouble

Memory

Displays event log

“9”

No Telephone line

Ready

Panel is ready to Arm

- - Armed

Panel is Armed

- - Trouble

There is a trouble in Panel

-

-

Fire

Fire alarm

-

-

A, B, C, D

Motion detect on that
Partition

Display Partitions you
have selected

-

9.1.6. Keypad Addresses

Look at PROGRAMMING SETTINGS Section.

9.1.7. Keypad Inner Settings

Look at DETAILED PROGRAMMING Section.

9.1.8. Reports

Keypad displays kind of reports when you press following buttons.
6 (Report)(long) 1 Displays Armed zones and Partitions

6 (Report)(long) 2 Displays last zone and partition that alarms
6 (Report)(long) 3 Displays active PGMs
6 (Report)(long) 4 Displays Keypad address
6 (Report)(long) 5 Displays bypassed zones and partitions
6 (Report)(long) 6 Displays troubles

9.1.9. Troubles

A trouble will be indicated by trouble light that will remain ON until trouble condition is cleared. To view the
type of trouble, press 6 (Report)(long) 6. If Power light flashes with Trouble light, it indicates that AC Power
has lost. If Power and Program light flashes with Trouble light, it indicates low battery. If Bypass light
flashes with Trouble light, it indicates loss of time on system clock. If Memory light flashes, it indicates
telephone line trouble.

Type of Troubles is on the following table when zone leds lights with Trouble light.

TROUBLES

Zone lights

Reason

Type of Trouble

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

8

Invalid address



Invalid address has been entered.

Invalid data



Data that has been entered doesn’t like as
expected.

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No permission


Your permissions are limited.

Panel can not be armed



There is active zone.
Panel has already been armed



Partitions that are wanted to arm have already
been armed.

Invalid Password

 Wrong password has been entered.

Out of limit



Value that is entered is out of limit.
Length of data is wrong


Length of data that you have entered is wrong.

Feature is closed





Feature you have tried to use is closed.

Invalid function





You have tried to use function that is not available.

Invalid parameter





Parameter of function you try to use is invalid.
Example: If you try to test 3. Central M. Station,
keypad displays this trouble.

Out of time limit





If user tries to use keypad out of his/her time limit,
keypad displays this trouble.

Not allowed in this keypad

  



User is not allowed in this keypad.
Invalid setting

  



Setting you have made doesn’t like as expected.

Unknown error

    Trouble is not known.

Communication error

      



Keypad can’t communicate with panel.

9.2. LCD KEYPAD – VPC301

9.2.1. Feature

o Zone number : 16
o Partition number : 4
o Programmable backlight
o Programmable chime
o Partial Arm/Disarm
o Ready, Armed, Trouble, Fire lights to display Status information
o Lights that display partition status
o Test, Bypass, Report, Memory, Chime, Program buttons ease usage
o Panic, Fire, Duress buttons provides easily going into alarm
o Time/Date, Temperature display on screen
o Tamper protection without additional cable
o Keypad blocking system for 1 minute when password is entered wrongly 5 times

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9.2.2. Usage

VPC301 has LCD screen. You manage panel by buttons and LCD screen. When you press buttons shortly,
you hear short beep and main function of button is activated. When you press buttons long, second function
of buttons is activated. If you changes values correctly, two short beep is heard. If value couldn’t be changed
, long beep is heard.

You can explore menus by ▲ and ▼ buttons. To enter any menu, press √ button. To exit menu press, X
button. When entered sub-menu, use ▲ and ▼ buttons to explore sub-menu again, press √ button to

enter address, press X button to exit address. If you change value in that address, enter value and press √
button.
While entering numbers, number you entered is displayed on LCD screen.

When single-choice or multi-choice options, enter number you want to active. Then you see number you
have entered in screen.

If you entered invalid address, you see “INVALID ADDRESS” on the screen.
Press X button to exit address. When you enter address, value in that address is displayed on screen. If you
want to change value, enter new value and press √ button then you hear two short beep if you enter correct
data. If you enter invalid data, you hear long beep and keypad displays trouble messages.

9.2.3. Functions of Buttons

BUTTON

MAIN FUNCTION

SECONDARY FUNCTION

1

“1”

Panic

2

“2”

Fire

3

“3”

Duress

4

“4”

Program – To enter programming mode

5

“5”

Bypass

6

“6”

Report

7

“7”

Chime – Open/Close Chime function

8

“8”

Test

9

“9”

Memory –To display event log

0

“0”

Reset – To disarm fire alarm

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X

Cancel

Exit

√

OK

Password – To change password

A

Selects A Partition or zones except
inner zones

Arms A Partition or zones except inner zones

B

Selects B Partition or Windows

Arms B Partition or Windows

C

Selects C Partition or Doors

Arms C Partition or Doors

D

Selects D Partition or all zones

Arms D Partition or all zones

Also A,D,B,C buttons are used as arrow buttons while exploring menu.

9.2.4. Meaning of Beep Sounds

BEEP

MEANING

Long single beep

Trouble on last operation

Two short beep

Confirmation of operation

Periodic short
beep

Enter/Exit time

Periodic long beep

Alarm

9.2.5. Meanings and functions of lights

LIGHT

MAIN FUNCTION

SECONDARY FUNCTION

Ready

Panel is ready to Arm

-

Armed

Panel is Armed

-

Trouble

There is a trouble in Panel

-

Fire

Fire alarm

-

A, B, C, D

Motion detect on that Partition

Display Partitions you have selected.

9.2.6. Keypad Addresses

Look at Keypad Configurations Part in Programming Settings.

9.2.7. Keypad Inner Settings

Look at Keypad Configurations Part in Programming Settings.

9.2.8. Reports

Keypad displays kind of reports when you press following buttons.
6 (Report)(long) 1 Displays Armed zones and Partitions
6 (Report)(long) 2 Displays last zone and partition that alarms
6 (Report)(long) 4 Displays Keypad address
6 (Report)(long) 5 Displays bypassed zones and partitions
6 (Report)(long) 6 Displays troubles

9.2.9. Troubles

A trouble will be indicated by trouble light that will remain ON until trouble condition is cleared and type of
troubles is displayed on screen sequentially.

Type of troubles is on the following table.

TROUBLE MESSAGES

Reason

Invalid address

Invalid address has been entered

Invalid data

Data that has been entered doesn’t like as expected

No permission

Your permissions are limited

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Panel can’t be armed

There is active zone.

Panel has already been armed

Partitions that are wanted to arm have already been armed.

Invalid password

Invalid password has been entered

Out of limit

Value that is entered is out of limit.

Length of data is wrong

Length of data that you have entered is wrong.

Feature is closed

Feature you have tried to use is closed.

Invalid function

You have tried to use function that is not available.

Invalid parameter

Parameter of you try to use is invalid.
Example: If you try to test 3.Central M. Station,
keypad displays this trouble.

Out of time limit

If user tries to use keypad out of his/her time limit,
keypad displays this trouble.

Not allowed in this keypad

User is not allowed in this keypad

Invalid setting

Setting you have made doesn’t like as expected

Unknown error

Trouble is not known.

Communication error

Keypad can’t communicate with panel.

MAINTENANCE ON YOUR OWN

Do not try to fix the device on your own, Removal of cover may end up with electricity shock.
In case of any defect or malfunction, contact with your dealer or with authorized service. All the technical

interventions has to be done by technicians of service company. Device must be cleaned up with a dry
fabric. No-chemicals are allowed for cleaning

MANUFACTURER

Bilgi Elektronik A.Ş.
Address :

Dudullu Organize Sanayi Bölgesi 1. Cadde İsmet Tarman İş Merkezi No:1 Kat:2 No:32 Ümraniye/İstanbul

Tel: [phone] Fax: [phone]

www.bilgielektronik.com.tr

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