1. TouchCenter

2. Agenda Introduction Glossary of Terms Panel selection
Wiring connections
Enabling the AUI in panel programming
AUI setup
User setup
System options
System operation
Maintaining System

3. Glossary of Terms AUI or Touch Center BACK Button ECP
Advanced User Interface
The graphical touch screen keypad
BACK Button
The button located in the upper right of most screens
This button will move you back to the previous screen
ECP
Enhanced Console Protocol (Keypad Buss)

4. Glossary of Terms Home Screen
Primary touch pad screen used to control the security
system, premise lighting, and messages

5. Glossary of Terms LIGHTING Button MESSAGES Button PANIC Button
Allows you to turn certain devices on and off (as installed and programmed by installer)
MESSAGES Button
Allows you to record and retrieve voice messages on premise.
PANIC Button
Displays Emergency functions (as programmed by installer)
Located in the lower right of most screens.

6. Glossary of Terms SECURITY Button Symphony
Accesses “Arming” screen. The lock symbol in the shield indicates security system status.
Unlocked and green – system disarmed
Unlocked and yellow - system disarmed and trouble present
Locked and red – system is armed
Symphony
Refers to all components of the AUI system (AUI keypad,
panel, and other supported equipment)
X10 (Power Line Carrier Device)
Control of devices using existing electrical wiring
(i.e. lamp modules). Requires 1361-X10 Transformer.

7. Objectives Learn how to select the BEST panel for the job
Allow dealer to become familiar with many aspects of symphony installation
Walk thru the average install giving details on AUI wiring, setup, and enabling in alarm panel
Familiarize dealers with the most common uses of the AUI

8. Introduction
The 6272CV, 6272CBV, & 6272CSV are affordable touchscreens that make security system operation easier than ever. Even the most advanced functions are made simple because graphics and menu-driven prompts guide the user every step of the way.
Intuitive color touch screen display.
Built-in family message center.
Centralized control of lighting, appliances, garage doors and more.
Low cost and easy to install.
No additional hardware to buy or wires to run.

9. Introduction
6272CV
(White)
6272CBV
(Black)
6272CSV
(Silver)

10. Note: for the 128/250 panels; only one AUI can be above address 2.
Introduction
Compatible with: Addresses
      VISTA-20P (rev.3) 2 AUI’s 1 & 2
VISTA-20P (rev.5) 4 AUI’s 1,2,5 & 6
      VISTA-128BP (rev.2.4+) 3 AUI’s 1,2 & 5 or 6
      VISTA-128FBP (rev.1.6+) 3 AUI’s 1,2 & 5 or 6
      VISTA-250BP (rev.2.4+) 3 AUI’s 1,2 & 5 or 6
      VISTA-250FBP (rev.1 / 2+) 1 / 3 AUI’s 1,2 & 5 or 6
Note: Rev 2 added support of 3 AUI’s
Note: for the 128/250 panels; only one AUI can be above address 2.

11. TouchCenter Selecting the right panel for the job.

12. Symphony Members
The Symphony system is comprised of various components that, when connected together, provide the end user with access to security and lighting control.
Vista-128BP (rev 2.4+) / Vista-250BP (rev 2.4+)
Vista-128FBP (rev 1.6+) / Vista-250FBP (rev 1.5+)
Vista-20P (rev 3+)
6272CV (White Case), CBV (Black Case), CSV (Silver Case)
1361-X10 transformer (allows panels to control X-10)
Ademco model AD12612 supplementary power supply

13. AUI Features TouchCenter (AUI) Graphical touch-screen interface
Controls security operation
Control of lights, garage doors, home environment
Powered by a separate power supply
305mA maximum current draw.
Common negative required between external supply and control
Connects to the panel ECP buss

14. Panel - Features Vista-128BP/FBP Vista-250BP/FBP Vista-20P 5
Max # zones
Users
Max # AUI’s
Event Log
Relays
Contact ID LRR
Vista Key
Cards
Par & Ser Printer
RS Way
128
150 3
512 96
Yes 8
250
250 3
1024 96
Yes 15
500 KF 48
2/4
100 16
Yes
None No

15. TouchCenter Wiring Connections

16. Wiring Connections Make physical connections
Use additional power supply for AUI
Common all negatives
Panel must be programmed for AUI
Power up AUI, panel configuration will be downloaded to AUI on boot up

17. Wiring Connections

18. TouchCenter Enabling the AUI in the Control Panels Programming (Through Keypad OR Compass)

19. Programming Vista-20P using keypad
Enter programming using [inst. Code] (or hold *&# on power up)
Go to location *189 and enter the appropriate information (see below)
Enter *99 or *98 to exit programming as applicable
*189 Symphony (AUI) ENABLE [1] [1]
Enter each AUI’s home partition
AUI
189
rev 3
AUI AUI 2
0 = Disabled 1 = Partition 1
2 = Partition 2 3 = Partition 3 (common)
AUI
189
rev 5
AUI AUI AUI AUI 6
0 = Disabled 1 = Partition 1
2 = Partition 2 3 = Partition 3 (common)

20. Programming Vista-20P using Compass

21. Programming Vista-BP/FBP using keypad
Enter programming using [inst. Code]
(or hold *&# on power up)
Enter # and you will see:
ZONE PROG?
1 = YES 0 = NO
Answer NO (0) to this and the questions that follow until you arrive at:
DEVICE PROG?
1 = YES 0 = NO
Answer YES (1) to enter Device programming

22. Programming Vista-BP/FBP using keypad
Enter the desired address for the AUI you are ready to enable (01-06)
Note: only one AUI address can be above address 2.
[*] to continue
DEVICE ADDRESS
01-30, 00=QUIT
Enter device type 01 alpha keypad
[*] to continue
DEVICE TYPE 00
xx CONSOLE PART. 1
Enter the desired “home” partition for the AUI
[*] to continue

23. Programming Vista-BP/FBP using keypad
Enter a number for the keypad sound suppression options desired as follows:
00 = no suppression
01 = suppress arm/disarm & entry/exit beeps
02 = suppress chime mode beeps only
03 = suppress arm/disarm, entry/exit and chime mode beeps
xx SOUND OPTION 00
[*] to continue
Gives users with access to multiple partitions the ability to arm and disarm those partitions from this keypad
1 = enable
2 = disable
xx KEYPAD GLBL?
[*] to continue
xx AUI?
1 = YES 0 = NO
Enter 1 to enable this keypad as an AUI
[*] to continue

24. Programming Vista-BP/FBP using keypad
Enter next AUI address if multiple units are being used and repeat the process.
If you are done enter 00
DEVICE ADDRESS
01-30, 00=QUIT
[*] to continue
Answer YES (1)
QUIT MENU MODE?
1 = YES 0 = NO
[*] to continue
Once you have quit the #93 menu mode you will be back in the regular programming area of the panel. Exit programming entirely with entry of *98 or *99 as applicable.

25. Programming Vista-BP/FBP using Compass

26. TouchCenter AUI Setup

27. Home Screen

28. Screen Contrast, Volume, & Display/Audio Setup
Touch the “Setup” button on the Home screen.
On the Setup screen, move the slide bars up or down to change the screen contrast or speaker volume.
Touch the “Disp & Audio Setup”, then type in code to access Setup.
Select Operating Modes, Languages, Timeouts, Clean Screen, and Home options.

29. Screen Contrast, Volume, & Display/Audio Setup
Select the button you want to move; the button will disappear. Select the desired location by touching that area on the screen where you want the button to appear.
Press either the "Home" or "Back"
button.
A “Settings Changed!” pop-up window is displayed asking “Remember New Settings?”

30. Addressing AUI
When the system contains two or more AUI’s, it will be necessary to change the address for all but the first AUI.

31. AUI Setup – Addressing AUI’s
The available ECP addresses are 1-6
Select the appropriate address by using the up/down arrow buttons and touch “OK”.
Touch the “HOME” button to return to the Home Screen.
Note: The additional AUI’s must be enabled in the controls programming before they will work properly. On the Vista128/250bp/fbp panels, only 1 AUI keypad can be set above address 2.

32. TouchCenter User Setup

33. User Setup
Via AUI User Setup, users may configure up to 10 users on the unit.
There are four authorization levels available when programming codes on the AUI:
Master
Normal (Arm, Disarm and Bypass)
Guest (Arm and Disarm)
No Access
Note: If more than 10 Fire/Burglary user codes are required, they may be entered via console mode or 6160 touchpads.

34. In the AUI

35. User Name
On the “User Options” screen, touch the box next to “Enter User Name”.
On the “Enter Data” screen type in the user name and touch the OK button.
Note: Maximum 6 characters, no spaces.

36. User Code
On the “User Options” screen touch the box next to “Enter User Code”.
Next, enter a four digit code for this user.

37. User Number
On the “User Options” screen touch the box below “User Number”.
Enter a three digit user number.

38. User options
For multiple partitioned panels, select the first applicable partition, authority level and options. Follow the same procedure to assign the user to additional partitions.
Enter the RF Button Zone number that was previously programmed in the control panel if needed.
When you are finished editing the user click save to save and finish.

39. User Setup Screen
When the save button is touched, the “User Setup” screen will display the new user’s name.
You may now edit or add another user.
If finished press “Home”

40. TouchCenter System Operation

41. Arming
To Arm, Disarm, Bypass or to remove a Bypass, touch the SECURITY button on the “Home” page.
The Arming/Disarming screen is displayed.

42. Arming Touch the selected arming button and enter code if required.
Note: If quick arm is enabled in the panel’s programming, it will not prompt for a code.
A DISARM button will appear. The screen displays the remaining exit delay time.

43. Disarming To disarm the system when entering the premises:
The Touch Center will automatically display the Entry Delay Active screen.
Enter your Code.
The partition will be disarmed and the "Arming" screen is displayed showing the system as Ready to Arm.

44. Disarming To disarm the system when already in the premises:
Press the Security button on the Home screen, then press Disarm.
Enter your 4-digit user code.
The system will disarm, and the "Arming" screen is displayed showing the system as Ready to Arm or Not Ready Fault if any zone is faulted (open).

45. Displaying Faults From the "Arming" screen, press the
DISPLAY FAULTS button. The "Display Faults" screen is displayed showing a listing of faulted and/or bypassed zones. The following symbols may be displayed on the "Display Faults" screen.

46. Bypassing Zones
You may chose to bypass a faulted zone by touching the zone to select it and depressing the BYPASS SELECTED button or bypass all faulted zones by depressing the BYPASS ALL button.
The "User Authorization" screen is
displayed with the instructions "To
Bypass Zones, Enter Code".
Enter your 4 digit code.

47. Chime, Voice and Voice Chime
Select Chime Mode on or off and Voice Mode on or off.
Note: selecting Chime Mode and Voice Mode will automatically select Voice Chime Mode.

48. Emergency Panics
To access the Emergency screen press the "PANIC" Icon.
For panic options, panic zones must be programmed in the panel.
To activate the panic press and hold (for at least 2 seconds) the associated button.(FIRE, PANIC, or MEDICAL). When the message is sent, the associated “Message Sent” statement is displayed in the text box to the right of the buttons.
You are immediately returned to the screen from which you pressed the “PANIC” Icon.

49. Viewing the Event Log
Once “Event Log” button is selected, the panel will display a history of the events stored in panel memory beginning with the most recent.
Pressing “Show More” will add more events from the log.

50. Maintaining your System
IMPORTANT: Do not use an abrasive cleaning agent or abrasive cloth when cleaning your 6272; damage to the touch screen may occur.

51. TouchCenter Advanced System Features

52. Console Emulation Mode
Perform functions as you would from a regular alpha keypad.

53. Messaging
Provides capability of recording voice messages for others on the premise. The number of messages is not limited however; the total time of all messages added together cannot exceed 120 seconds.

54. How to View the Panel Configuration
On the “Central Station” screen press the Panel Config button.
A Panel Configuration screen will be displayed providing details of your system.

55. Night Button From the ‘Advanced Setup’ screen select ‘Night Setup’
A “Night Setup” pop-up window is displayed. The NIGHT button can be set to arm the system in one of five possible arming modes: Away, Stay, Instant, Maximum and Night. Touch the OK button to accept the choice
Note: Possible arming options vary by panel.

56. TouchCenter Custom Home Page and Slide Show

57. Overview
This keypad allows users to create a “Wallpaper” and a Slide Show for their Graphic Keypad.

58. Loading Your SD Card Into Your Touch Center Keypad
1. Open the door located on the top side of the Touch Center keypad.
2. Insert the MMC/SD card that contains your picture files into the Touch Center with the contacts at the bottom and facing the front of the Touch Center. Press the card in a downward direction until it latches into the slot.

59. Creating the “Wallpaper”
Access the Slideshow Setup screen. Touch the name of the desired picture file to show on the Home Screen. Then, touch the “Wallpaper” button at the bottom of the screen. A message will appear, “Set as Wallpaper Please Wait…”. Touch the Home button to view the new Wallpaper.

60. Creating a Slide Show
When the SD/MMC card is inserted, the keypad will automatically show all picture files in the slideshow without having to access this setup screen. If you want to select only certain pictures from the card, or modify the slideshow settings, then access the slideshow setup screen.
Scroll up or down to find certain pictures, then touch to highlight, then touch the “Add/Remove Image” button (a check mark will appear next to the file name). Any picture file with a check mark will appear in the slideshow.

61. Creating a Slide Show
You can change the delay of transition by changing the time in the “Slide Delay” drop down box. Options are 5, 10, 15, or 20 seconds. You can also change the Transition style in the “Transition” drop down box. Options are Standard, Horizontal, Vertical, or Blind. Touching the “Clear All” button will deselect all pictures that has a check mark, allowing all pictures to display in the slideshow.

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