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No. 5330

ALPHA CONSOLE

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

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MARGIN LINES INDICATE PRINCIPAL CHANGES IN THIS ISSUE_

GENERAL INFORMATION

The Ademco No. 533o Alpha Console is a microprocessor based remote

keypad console intended for use with any of the following Ademco secutity

alarm systems:

No. 4152/41 53 Vector Point Protection Systems

5600/5700 Alert Wireless Alarm System

No. 4180-1 2/41 60EC Protection System

No. 4160-12 Protection System

Msta Protection System

This document provides installation instructions and installer programming

procedures. For information regarding usage with specific secutity systems,

refer to the No. 533o User’s Manual for the system in use. The No. 533o Alpha

tinsole serves as the user’s intetiace to the secutity system and is functionally

identical to each of the listed systems’ remote keypad consoles, with several

major differences. first, the No. 533o features a 32 character English language

alphanumeric display (WO lines of 16 characters), as oppsed to the one or two-

digit numetic display/LED indicator mmbination found on the standard keypad

consoles. Thus, triggered zones or protection points are displayed

descriptively (e.g. BOBS BDRM WNDOW) rather than by numefical codes. In

addition. the No. 533o features a backlit kevDad which is used for entering

system commands, and can be used to creaid a custom installer or end-user

message that is displayed when the system is in the “ready to arm” state.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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GENE~L INFORMATION ... ....................... ......... ... .... .......... . .. 1

INSTALUTION ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2

SURFACE MOUNTlNG--------------------------------------.---------------------------2

RECESS MOUNTING -------------------------------------------------------------------- 3

G~PHIC OVERUYS --------------------------------------------------------------- 4

POWERING THE CONSOLE ---------------------------------------------------------- 4

A~USTING WE VIEWING ANGLE .......................................... ........4

INSTALLERS D.A. PROGRAMMING MODE ------------------------------------- 5

KEYPAD FUNCTIONS ------------------------------------------------------------- 6

PR~RAMMING OVERVIEW -------------------------------------------------------- 7

EDIT MODE PROCEDURES ----------------------------------------------------------- 8

Device Seledion ............. . .................... ......................................... 8

Descti@ors ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8/g

Installer’s Message -------------------------------------------------------------------------- g

Installer’s Code ------------------------------------------------------------------------------g

DATA LOAD MODE PROCEDURES --------------------------------------------- 10

Programming From a No. 5330 Conmle ----------------------------------------- 11

FINAL CHECK ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12

SPECIFICATIONS ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 13

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Previous Menu No. ~ADEMcOJ INSTALLATION — 5330 ALPHA CONSOLE INSTRUCTIONS MARGIN LINES INDICATE PRINCIPAL CHANGES IN THIS ISSUE_ GENERAL INFORMATION The Ademco No. 533o Alpha Console is a microprocessor based remote keypad console intended for use with any of the following Ademco secutity alarm systems: No. 4152/41 53 Vector Point Protection Systems 5600/5700 Alert Wireless Alarm System No. 4180-1 2/41 60EC Protection System No.
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INSTALLATION The No. 5330 Alpha Console can be sutiace mounied or flush mounted. Refer to the “Console Wifing” instructions in the Control/Communicator manual for electrical requirements. Power to the Alpha Console is supplied by the Control/Communicator. 1 2 SURFACE MOUNTING Seled a Ioation for the console that is convenient for entering commands and forreceiving thevatious visual andaudible system signals. Take the Iocation’s fighting and Console height into consideration.
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5. Plug theconnector into thereceptacle ontheback of the Console, making sure that themnnector locks in place. Push theexcess wire back into the wall, position the Console so the “U shaped cutouts on the back align with the tabs on the mounting plate, and lower the Console into place until the Iockingtabcticks. Toremovethe Console from themounting plate, repeat the first half of step 3. FLUSH MOUNTING (Before proceeding, pedorm steps 1,2 & 4 of “SURFACE MOUNTING procedure.) 1.
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GRAPHIc OVERLAYS me No. 5330 includes a package of graphic labels which identify the functions of the keys for the system in use. The appropriate label must be placed beneath the clear plastic keypad cover before turning the Console over to the user, 1. Remove the clear plastic keypad cover from the keypad by insefiing the tip of a small, flat-blade screwdriver in the cutouts located on the tight side of the Console and Wisting gently. When thelocking tabs prereleased, lift the cover up and away. 2.
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INSTALLER’S DIRECT ACCESS PROGRAMMING MODE This mode is used by the installer when programming the Alpha Console to: . Selecithe $ystemlo which themnsole isconnetied. . Enter Engfish language descriptors foreach protection point or zone. . Assign anlnstallers Drect Amesscode, which prevents unauthorized access to this mode of operation. . Enter anlnstallation company orenduser customized message. . Petiorm de fault initiaization.
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KEYPAD FUNCTIONS DURING PROGRAMMING (Refer to the Installer’s Keypad Overlay N3702, which should be placed over the keypad duting programming.) Numerical Keys: Each numerical key represents one of four different tiaracters, and is used to enter descriptors for each protetiion pint. Each time a key is pressed, a charader represented by that key will be displayed. When the desired charatier appam, press the tight arrow key to move the cursor one space to the tight.
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PROGRAMMING When PgDn: PgUp: Next: Prev: programming, OVERVIEW use the following (See Diagram 2) keys: Selects the next lower menu, and accesses that menus sub-menus or text windows. Exits the current menu or text window, and displays the next higher level menu. Displays the next menu or text window within the same programming level. Dis?lays the previously displayed menu or text window. There are five pfima~ menus which are described in the following paragraphs.
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EDIT MODE PROCEDURES (See Diagrams 3 and 4) Edfi Mode Pg Dn~exVPg Up TO display the Edit Mode sub-menus, press the [PgDn] key when “Edit Mode” is displayed. Toreturnto”Normal Mode”, press [Shift/PgUp] twice. Pressing the [Nefl] or [ShiftFrev] key will display each of the following: Device Seletiion Pg Dn~exVPg Up This function is used to select the svstem to which the Al~ha Console mnneti~ as follows: 1. Press [PgDn] when ”Devi@Selection’’ isdisplayed. 2.
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Descriptor Review Pg Dn/Next/Pg Up Press [PgDn] to display descriptors which are currently in use. Press the [NextlPrev] key to display each descriptor in numerical sequence. Note that only those descriptors which have been prrogrammed will be displayed. TO return to the “Edit Mode” display, press [Shiff/PgUp] twit :e. Descriptor Copy Pg Dn/NexVPg Up This function provides a means of entering the same word into many descriptor number entties, without having to type that word repeatedly (ex.
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DATA LOAD MODE PROCEDURES (See Diagram 5) These procedures describe a means of programming (downloading) No. 533o tinsoles from a master No. 533o Console (which has been programmed via its keypad) and are useful for saving time and i“suting that each Console is programmed identically when installing additional Consoles at a users premises. To display the vatious data load menus, press the [PgDn] key when ,’Data Load Mode” is displayed.
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FINAL CHECK BEFORE TURNING THE CONSOLE OVER TO THE USER Before turning following: Wing the Console over to the user, check all of the to the Console is correct and complete. The U-shaped jumper (back of Console) is properly placed for specific system operating voltage. Power to the Control/Communicator The viewing angle adjustment display easily. is applied. is such that the user can read the The proper graphic label is placed over the Console keypad.
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SPECIFICATIONS PHYSICAL Length: 7-3/4 (20.7cm) Wdth: 4-7/16” (11.3cm) Depth: 1-1/4” (3.2cm) For Metal Demr Flush Mountina.
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DIAGRAM 1: USER’S D.A. MODE MENUS Normal Mode Message Displayed Press [“/1] + Code + [#/3) 4 A Pg up Press [#/3] k Pg up 4 User’s D.A. Mode Pg DnlPg UP l“staller’s D.A. Pg Dn/Pg UP A Pg Dn Pg up Pg up ~ Next PgDn ? See Diagram 2 5330 Rev:— Next/Prev lPg UP Next — — Prev Pg up Descript.
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m Pg Uo Pg up StorelNext/Pg UP - c“ Pg up Pg D“ Il. Pg up Pg up INITIALIZATION, Pg up II See Diagram 3 2 DEFAULT Pg D. Pg D“ ~ Are You Sure? slore/Pg up (ores. sl.rel DIAGRAM Pg up Next/Prev /Pg UP - P,e” score Pg D. REVISION See D,agram 5 LEVEL AND OPTIONS BLS,dy(yn) _ storePg up fores.
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I Edit Mode Pg Dn/Next/Pg Up 1 Pg up Pg up Next Installers Msg Pg D. Next — Pg Dn/Next/Pg Up ~ Next l“staliers Code Device selection P9 DnlNext/Pg UP — ~rev A 4 4 Pg D“ Pg up P9 D. Alpha Console Ademco 1987 Store/Next/Pg UP ~ P9 D.
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I I Descriptors Pg Dn/Next/Pg UP ~:;’7‘;[: Next Pg up Descr,pt.r CODY Pg Dn/Next/Pg UP L Pg D. I Next ~rev Pg up P9 UD Next Descriptor Edit Pg DnlNext/Pg UP Next Descriptor Rview P9 Dn/Nexl/P9 up Prev P,,” Prev Pg D“ Pg up P9 Do COPYTxt. to 23 Wndw (enter number and texta”d press Store) P9 up Pg D. Descriptor 23 Bdrm Wndw (enter text pr.s. N..tl P9 up Descriptor 23 Master Bd,m Wndw (Press N.
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n11’ Data Load Mode Pg D“/N8xt/Pg U, Pgu, O“load 5330 ‘“x’ P,,” t Pg .“ Pg UD II * ..,0, for Dnlaad (Irm 5330)IPQ Uo when s,.,. ,s 0,.,,,6 at $0.,.. .0”s.1, I Ready T. U,lOad up storelPg F store Pg Uo _— UPIO.6’”Q Last Sent D“load’”g 1,.5330 Last Rcvd: _ to 5330 _ I L- +. Pg up - dest .n’t c~Yp9 UP —--- up,oao complete (,o 5330)IPQ UP Onload ComPlete ,frm 5330)/PgUD - ~ Onload Fail”r.. ,ry Again 1 L_---__l DIAGRAM I , 5: DATALOAD -- Please .
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FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION (FCC) STATEMENT This equipment has been tested to FCC requirements and has been found acceptable for use, The FCC requires the following statement for your information: This equipment generates and uses radio frequency energy and if not installed and used properly, that is, in sttict accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions, may =use intederence to radio and television reception.
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THE LIMITATIONS OF THIS ALARM SYSTEM While this system is an advanced design secutity system, it does not offer guaranteed protection against burglary, fire or other emergency. An alarm system whether commercial or residential, is sutied to mmpromise or failure to warn for a number ofreasons. For example:” . intruders maygain access through unprotected openings orhave thetechnical sophistication to bypass an alarm sensor or dismnnect an alarm warning device. . intrusion detectors (e.g.
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r. m,,,.,,. ” THE LIMITATIONS OF THIS ALARM SYSTEM (cont.) . Alarm warning devices such assirens, bells orhorns maynotaleti people or wake up sleepers who are located on the other side of a closed or pafily open doors.
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ADEMCO LIMITEO WARRANN Alarm Device Manufacturing Company, a ~vision of Rttway Corporation, and its divisions, subsidiaries and affliates ~Seller”), 165 Eileen Way, Syosset, New York 11791, warrants its products to be in conformance with its own plans and specifications and to be free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and sewicefor18 months from thedate stamp control on the product or, for products not having an Ademco date stamp, for 12 months from date of original purchase .
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