Honeywell Vista 20P / TUXEDO / RF Keyfob / Z-wave
#1
07-27-15, 03:09 PM
Honeywell Vista 20P / TUXEDO / RF Keyfob / Z-wave
Hi to everybody.
First, excuse for my English wording...
I need help regarding a vista 20p with tuxedo and using z-wave scènes.
I get a hard time to install a 5834-4 keyfob and assigning a button that will trigger a fault (without chime) and be trapped by me tuxedo keyboard. I programmed a scene that traps that condition and opens a light. I know that it works because if I program the scene with a RF ZONE 5816 and I trigger a fault by opening the door, the light goes on.
The only way that my work triggering the scene the the zone (keyfob) is it to have progammed as a zone type (06 24hr silent) but if générâtes a alarm....
I also tried a lot of combinations of type 90 zone....but no success...
Can someone help me please.
Thanks
First, excuse for my English wording...
I need help regarding a vista 20p with tuxedo and using z-wave scènes.
I get a hard time to install a 5834-4 keyfob and assigning a button that will trigger a fault (without chime) and be trapped by me tuxedo keyboard. I programmed a scene that traps that condition and opens a light. I know that it works because if I program the scene with a RF ZONE 5816 and I trigger a fault by opening the door, the light goes on.
The only way that my work triggering the scene the the zone (keyfob) is it to have progammed as a zone type (06 24hr silent) but if générâtes a alarm....
I also tried a lot of combinations of type 90 zone....but no success...
Can someone help me please.
Thanks
#4
07-27-15, 08:31 PM
That was zone TYPE 23, not zone 23!
Read the programming manual cover to cover...
http://www.statcommunications.com/do...%20Rev%20C.pdf
Read the programming manual cover to cover...
http://www.statcommunications.com/do...%20Rev%20C.pdf
#6
07-28-15, 06:43 AM
What are the steps you are taking and what exactly are you trying to make it do as the action?
Also note that you can only have 10 total scenes.
It may not allow the fob type 23 as trigger, not sure but it should. Works on Vista panels...
Also note that you can only have 10 total scenes.
It may not allow the fob type 23 as trigger, not sure but it should. Works on Vista panels...
#7
07-28-15, 07:36 AM
Fob
Hi
I'm trying to use a keyfob button to trigger a scene that contains a z-wave device for lighting. I mapped a button to zone type 23 and defined that zone into a scene as a trigger with a fault condition. Does not work.
If I change the scene with a different zone (RF zone door 5816), it does work when I open the door.
I also tried a 06 zone type with the same RF zone button, and it works if I change the scene trigger to ALARM. The problem, it générâtes a silent alarm....
I even tried to change to zone type 90 and adress a 182 specs...but without success
Thanks for your help
I'm trying to use a keyfob button to trigger a scene that contains a z-wave device for lighting. I mapped a button to zone type 23 and defined that zone into a scene as a trigger with a fault condition. Does not work.
If I change the scene with a different zone (RF zone door 5816), it does work when I open the door.
I also tried a 06 zone type with the same RF zone button, and it works if I change the scene trigger to ALARM. The problem, it générâtes a silent alarm....
I even tried to change to zone type 90 and adress a 182 specs...but without success
Thanks for your help
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07-28-15, 10:04 AM
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Try changing the selection for Primary RIS device in your Tuxedo programming and then testing again.
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07-28-15, 11:09 AM
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From the Home screen, press Setup > System Setup > CS Setup and then enter your Installer Code.
On the ECP Address page, check or uncheck (depending on how it's set now) the Primary RIS Device check box and then Apply.
On the ECP Address page, check or uncheck (depending on how it's set now) the Primary RIS Device check box and then Apply.
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07-28-15, 06:32 PM
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Are you using an AlarmNet communicator for monitoring?
Can you provide your exact programming for the scene/rule?
Can you provide your exact programming for the scene/rule?
#14
07-29-15, 06:09 AM
Hi
I don't use Alarmnet.
The scene program:
Conditions -- None
Trigger Zone 55 fault
Action Light on
The zone 55 is a type 23 zone, BR (5), no alpha description, serial automatically inserted with keypress
Thanks
I don't use Alarmnet.
The scene program:
Conditions -- None
Trigger Zone 55 fault
Action Light on
The zone 55 is a type 23 zone, BR (5), no alpha description, serial automatically inserted with keypress
Thanks
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07-29-15, 07:26 AM
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Can you try setting the fob zone on a zone that's less than 48?
It could be that you are using the special fobs zones and they may not react the same with scenes.
It could be that you are using the special fobs zones and they may not react the same with scenes.
#17
07-29-15, 05:54 PM
I tried with a zone less than 48, still doesn't work.
I also tried to use a RF type instead of a BR type zone, and it does fault but the zone stays in fault, without a restore. I have to clear the fault manually....
The best scenario is when a zone is faulted, the restore is automatically done in RF without have to restore it manually
Thanks
I also tried to use a RF type instead of a BR type zone, and it does fault but the zone stays in fault, without a restore. I have to clear the fault manually....
The best scenario is when a zone is faulted, the restore is automatically done in RF without have to restore it manually
Thanks
#18
07-29-15, 07:32 PM
Do you use the trigger scene while the system is armed?
Maybe even if armed stay only but not away, set the zone type as interior 04? Then report code 00 even if its monitored wont send alarm.
Not the ideal scenerio but if it works for you....
Maybe even if armed stay only but not away, set the zone type as interior 04? Then report code 00 even if its monitored wont send alarm.
Not the ideal scenerio but if it works for you....
#19
07-31-15, 06:08 AM
Hi
I did try the 04 zone follower and still the same problem.
The fault does happen and the scene is triggered but the zone stays in faulted. The best case will be that the zone auto-restore automatically for that zone...
Thanks
I did try the 04 zone follower and still the same problem.
The fault does happen and the scene is triggered but the zone stays in faulted. The best case will be that the zone auto-restore automatically for that zone...
Thanks
#20
07-31-15, 10:33 AM
Try This
Try programming the fob button as ZT06, but assign it to partition 2 so that A) it doesn't cause an issue with arming partition one, and B) it doesn't really matter if it never restores (assuming you are not using Partition 2, that is). Be sure to make the report code 00 for that zone, then try it. Be sure to try it multiple times, as I'm not sure how restores will be handled on that panel with a BR zone, or if it has to restore in order to see the next fault.
#24
08-03-15, 07:07 PM
Hi
Exactly the same as partition 1.
The problem is when it define the trigger, the partition 2 zone that I defined does not appear as a choice. So it's impossible for me to assign that zone as a trigger for the scene.
Thanks
Exactly the same as partition 1.
The problem is when it define the trigger, the partition 2 zone that I defined does not appear as a choice. So it's impossible for me to assign that zone as a trigger for the scene.
Thanks
#25
08-04-15, 01:32 PM
When you triggered the scene via 5816, was it programmed as ZT23, or was it a regular burg zone type? Can you try the 5816 as ZT23 and see if it will trigger the scene? If it will, I may have a convoluted way to make this work. What I don't know is whether it's the ZT23 that's causing the problem, or the input type BR (05) that's causing the issue.
#27
08-05-15, 11:21 AM
So here's one last thing you could try IF you have a spare hardwired zone.
Program the spare hardwired zone as ZT23, Normally Open instead of EOLR
Wire Trigger 2 (output 18) to the High Side of this zone (You need to do this on any zone other than zone 1)
Program your keyfob zone as ZT23 also
Program trigger 2, output 18 to close for 2 seconds on a fault on the zone number for the fob zone.
When the fob zone is pressed, it will activate the trigger, when the trigger activates, it will short the hardwired zone, which will fault it, and should trigger your light.
Program the spare hardwired zone as ZT23, Normally Open instead of EOLR
Wire Trigger 2 (output 18) to the High Side of this zone (You need to do this on any zone other than zone 1)
Program your keyfob zone as ZT23 also
Program trigger 2, output 18 to close for 2 seconds on a fault on the zone number for the fob zone.
When the fob zone is pressed, it will activate the trigger, when the trigger activates, it will short the hardwired zone, which will fault it, and should trigger your light.
#28
08-06-15, 06:40 PM
Hi
My hardwired zones are fully occupied...
Seems to me that problem is unsolvable....What do you think?
Thanks
Other thing, I noticed that when I have a AC outage including the battery, when the systems vista 20p comes up, my output 17 (door garage) is triggered and my door is opened. Can we prevent that kind of behaviour?
Thanks
My hardwired zones are fully occupied...
Seems to me that problem is unsolvable....What do you think?
Thanks
Other thing, I noticed that when I have a AC outage including the battery, when the systems vista 20p comes up, my output 17 (door garage) is triggered and my door is opened. Can we prevent that kind of behaviour?
Thanks
#29
08-07-15, 07:37 AM
I'm sorry, I don't know of any way to prevent that, other than to make sure the battery backup will last long enough that it never powers completely down unless you do it on purpose. That's difficult to be sure of, though.
