DMP Electronics 736V Manuel utilisateur

736V V-PLEX MODULE

Installation Guide

DESCRIPTION

Figure1: 736V V-Plex Module

The736V V‑Plex® Module allows

technicians to replace Honeywell®

VISTA® FB Series panels with DMP

XR150/XR550Series panels without

requiring the replacement of serial

number addressable V‑Plex devices.

When connected to an

XR150/XR550Series panel,

themodule converts V‑Plex devices

to DMP LX‑Bus zones.

Each736V supports up to96V‑Plex

devices. To add more devices to a

system, connect a second module

to another LX‑Bus and second

polling loop circuit.

Compatibility

• XR150/XR550Series Panels with

Firmware Version 191 (7/2/19) or

Higher

• V‑Plex devices with serial

number addresses. For a list of

compatible V‑Plex devices, refer

to Compatibility.

What is Included?

• One736V V‑Plex Module

• One Model 330 Dual‑Ended

4‑Wire Harness

• Hardware pack

1FIND V-PLEX DEVICE SERIAL NUMBERS

Before removing the Honeywell VISTA control panel and cabinet,

you can retrieve a list of V‑Plex device serial numbers and names

from the panel with Honeywell’s Compass® remote programming

software. Printing V‑Plex device information will be helpful

when programming the devices into the panel and will reduce

programming time. Serial numbers are also printed on each V‑Plex

device.

If you don’t have access to the device serial numbers, refer to 736V

V‑Plex Advanced Settings Guide (LT‑1934) for information about

alternative programming.

MOUNT THE 736V

2After replacing the Honeywell VISTA control panel and cabinet

with an XR150or XR550Series panel and DMP enclosure, mount

the module in the enclosure using the standard 3‑hole mounting

pattern. Refer to Figure2and Figure3as needed during

installation.

1. Hold the plastic standos against the inside of the

enclosure side wall.

2. Insert the included Phillips head screws from the outside of

the enclosure into the standos. Tighten the screws.

3. Carefully snap the module onto the standos.

Keypad Ena.

Write Ena./

Clear

LX Bus

Connection

Polling Loop Terminals

Mounting Holes

Figure2: 736V PCB Conﬁguration

Figure3: Stando Installation

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3The736V requires wiring connections from the LX header and polling loop terminals. Refer to Figure4when

wiring the module.

Warning Cycling power to the panel or rebooting the736V with the jumper on both WriteEna/Clear pins

will delete any data saved in the 736V. Leaving V‑Plex devices disconnected from power for long periods of

time may also result in data loss. When the system is powered on, do not to touch the polling loop wires

together.

1. Use the Model3304‑wire harness to connect themodule LX header directly to a panel LX‑Bus header.

This connection allows the module to communicate with the panel and receive12VDC power.

2. Short the two V‑Plex polling loop wires by touching them together for approximately30seconds.

3. Connect the red wire from the polling loop to the positive module terminal. Connect the black wire from

the polling loop to the negative module terminal.

4. Remove both jumpers from Keypad Ena and Write Ena/Clear, then power up the panel.

Note: DMP XR150/XR550Series panels provide up to1.5Amps of auxiliary power. The total current of all

keypads, modules, and devices that are connected to modules cannot exceed1.5Amps. When performing

standby battery calculations, include the total current draw of all connected V‑Plex devices.

WIRE THE 736V

Keypad Ena.

Write Ena./

Clear

RED

BLACK

To Polling Loop

To LX-Bus

Figure4: 736V Wiring Diagram

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PROGRAM THE PANEL

Set the 736V Address

On XR550 panels, connect a 736V to any LX‑Bus. V‑Plex devices are addressed on one LX‑Bus per loop. On

XR150 panels, address 501 is reserved for the 736V.

Unused zones on an LX‑Bus connected to a 736V can be used for any non‑polling loop devices except access

control devices. See Table1for more information about device addresses and zones.

After completing each of the following steps, press CMD to advance to the next option.

1. Reset the panel. Enter (PROG) at the panel keypad and go to DEVICE SETUP.

2. At DEVICE NO, enter the device number of the LX‑Bus slot taken up by themodule.

3. If the LX‑Bus already has zones programmed, ZONES PROGRAMMED CONTINUE? NO YES displays. To

continue programming, select YES.

Note: Selecting YES at ZONES PROGRAMMED CONTINUE? does not overwrite existing

programming.

4. At DEVICE NAME, enter a name for the module.

5. (XR550 only) At DEVICE TYPE, select VPX.

XRXR XR Only

Device Zones Device Zones Device Zones Device Zones Device Zones

501 500‑595 601 600‑695 701 700‑795 801 800‑895 901 900‑995

Table1: Device Addresses and V-Plex Zone Numbers

Note: Zones 96‑99 on any LX‑Bus that is connected to a 736V are diagnostic zones. For more information

refer to the 736V V‑Plex Advanced Settings Guide (LT‑1934).

Program V‑Plex Zones

After completing each of the following steps, press CMD to advance to the next option.

1. Go to ZONE INFORMATION.

2. At ZONE NO, enter the device zone that corresponds to the LX‑Bus.

3. At *UNUSED*, enter the zone name.

4. At ZONE TYPE, select the zone type.

5. At the Area Assignment section, select the area.

6. At the NEXT ZN? prompt, select NO.

7. At the DMP WLS? NO YES prompt, select NO.

8. At VPLEX DEVICE SERIAL, enter Afollowed by the7‑digit serial number.

9. At the NEXT ZN? prompt, select YES.

10. Repeat steps2through10for the remaining devices.

11. To save panel programming, go to STOP and press CMD.

Turn on Outputs

Smoke and PIR motion detector zones require that the output corresponding to the programmed zone are

turned on to report the status correctly. For example, if you have a PIR on zone 503, output 503 will need to

be toggled on for the zone to report correctly.

Go to the User Menu, enter a valid code that has output authority. Go to OUTPUTS ON/OFF? and enter the

output number that corresponds to the zone. Select top row key 3 to toggle the output ON.

Note: Do not program smoke or PIR motion detector zones as outputs in OUTPUT INFO.

Designed, engineered, and

manufactured in Springﬁeld, MO

using U. S. and global components.

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736V V‑PLEX MODULE

Speciﬁcations

Primary Power 12VDC

Current Draw 45mA

Dimensions 2”H X3.5”W X0.5D

Accessories

Model 330 Dual‑Ended 4‑Wire Harness

Compatibility

XR150/XR550 Series Panels with Firmware Version 191

(7/2/19) or higher

V‑Plex Devices

DT7500SN V‑Plex DUAL TEC Motion Sensor

5193SD/5193SDT One Piece Photoelectric Smoke Detector

4959SN Addressable Overhead Door Contact

4193SN/4293SN Micro‑miniature V‑Plex Adapter

IS2500SN V‑Plex PIR Motion Sensor

269SN V‑Plex Holdup Switch

4939SN Addressable Surface Mount Contact

4190SN Two Zone Remote Point Module

FG1625SN FlexGuard®

419SN‑WH Recessed Door Contact

4101SN Relay Module

VPLEX‑VSI V‑Plex Short Isolator

4208U Universal Eight Zone Remote Point Module

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Diagnostic LEDs

Themodule has two onboard LEDs. The green LED indicates connection to the LX‑Bus and should ﬂash once every two

seconds. The yellow LED indicates that polling loop devices are communicating with the module.

Reboot the736V

Before rebooting the module, remove the jumper from the WriteEna/Clear pins. To reboot, turn the last LX‑Bus output

o, then back on. For example, if themodule is connected to LX500, turn output599on then o.

Reuse a736V V‑Plex Module

Before reusing a736V, disconnect all zones. Delete all data in the module by placing the jumper across both

WriteEna/Clear pins and powering up the panel.

5Perform a Burglary Zone Walk Test to conﬁrm that all of the devices are properly conﬁgured and

communicating with the panel.

1. Reset the panel.

2. At a keypad, enter (WALK) and select BG.

3. Trip each zone on the system for 1 to 2 seconds. The keypad will annunciate each time a zone is tripped

and display the number of zones successfully tripped.

4. Press the fourth select area or key to end the Walk Test.

TEST THE 736V

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