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Re: 4208U



Check to make sure you have dip switches set corectly I beilive it is number
6#  on  is for dip switch setting and not serial input. this will cause 97
code becuse it is not seeing the board. as a dipswitch set but serial set
and is looking for serial number inputs.
this is a common mistake many make.

"Just Looking" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:4672f7c3$0$30687$4c368faf@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Too bad this is not a regular Vista panel but an ADT unit. Otherwise you
> could get regular Compass software to tell the story of what is happening.
> Do you have the Vista 50 instructions or just the 4208 U instructions? In
> future using a 4208"SN" will allow you to add more zones total and give
> you
> a faster system response that the same "U" model.
> I've never tried it, but maybe you could get someone like RLB to sell you
> a
> new chip to change it from an ADT to a regular model. I have changed the
> chips on these units but only from unbranded to unbranded, never ADT to
> unbranded.
>
> <jabrams4@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:1181827417.289041.188160@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> Hi, Two Ademco problems:
>>
>> I connected a 4208U to a Vista 50ADT Panel.  What should the zone type
>> be for the 4208 (zones 10-16).  I tried "07" - referenced by DIP
>> switch, and all the zones (which have the 10K resistors) come up as
>> fault zones, with an addition zone 97 as a fault zone (based upon the
>> 4208 faulting).  I do not have a resistor on the "A" zone which is not
>> used when you use zones 9-16.  Resistance (before power applied comes
>> up at approx. 9.8 K on my DVM (so I have the right resistors in).
>> Each zone is homerun to a single window that has foil.  Is their an
>> EOL that connects accross the polling loop, as the manual shows a
>> picture of something coming out of the right side of the first 4208U
>> (or is that just a symbol to mean protection zones)?  I also set the
>> zones up with the same protection zone as the first 9, and as a
>> perimeter zone (03).  On the 50P panel, I used 24 as + and 25 as -,
>> however, why is there a "+" sign under pin 25?
>>
>> The second problem is that I wanted to change the default access code
>> from 1234 to ABCD (meaning 4 different numbers).  Somehow I also
>> changed the installer default code from 6*** to ABCD (my new security
>> code).  How do I change the installer code back to 6*** and leave the
>> security code unchanged?  Life was so simple using the Ademco 100
>> series (a battery and 3 little relays (no electronics in the panel).
>>
>
>




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