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Powering the LYNX-AVM and Installing the Battery
INITIAL
The LYNX-AVM is powered from a LYNX/LYNXR Security Control Panel or a 9VAC transformer and
POWER UP
:
contains a backup battery used in the event of power failure.
Upon power-up, the
module begins a
1.
Plug the RJ-12 cable into the LYNX-AVM's modular jack, and then power-up the LYNX /LYNXR
10-second power-
Security Control Panel or the VISTA Control Panel. The red LED should flash once every 5
up sequence.
seconds after an initial 10-second power-up sequence, indicating the unit is active.
During this
NOTE: The control panel must be powered up before applying power to the LYNX-AVM.
sequence, the
module's LED
2.
Insert the included 9-volt alkaline battery under the battery clip on the front plate with the terminals
flashes every 2
towards the center of the plate
seconds.
3.
Connect the battery cable to the battery.
4.
Replace the front plate and secure with the supplied screw
Programming
Either a LYNX/LYNXR Security Control Panel or a VISTA-10P, VISTA-15P, VISTA-20P, or VISTA-20PS
Control Panel can be programmed for a LYNX-AVM. The following paragraphs provide the
programming instructions for each.
Programming a LYNX/LYNXR Security Control Panel for LYNX-AVM Usage
NOTE:
Program the following data fields as shown.
Enter panel
*41 Primary Phone Number
program mode by
entering:
*48 Report Format: Select option 7 (Contact ID Reporting).
Installer code + 8-0-
*49 Split/Dual Reporting: Select option 0 (alarm reports must be set for primary phone number only).
0.
Exit panel program
NOTE: Audio Alarm Verification cannot be used if paging is enabled.
mode by entering:
*68 Cancel Report Code: Enter 1,0 to enable reporting.
*99.
*91 Custom Option Selection: Select option 4 (Audio Alarm Verification).
Programming a VISTA-10P, VISTA-15P, VISTA-20P, or VISTA-20PS Control Panel for
LYNX-AVM Usage
NOTE:
Program the following data fields as shown.
Enter panel
*41 Primary Phone Number
program mode by
entering:
*48 Report Format: Select option 7 (Contact ID Reporting).
Installer code + 8-0-
*49 Split/Dual Reporting: Select option 0 (alarm reports must be set for primary phone number only).
0.
Exit panel program
NOTE: Audio Alarm Verification cannot be used if paging is enabled.
mode by entering:
*68 Cancel Report Code: Enter 1,0 to enable reporting.
*99.
*91 Custom Option Selection: Select option 4 (Audio Alarm Verification).
Program any relay output function (1-24 with the following (field *80 Output Definitions)
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NOTES: (1) If trigger 2 (output 18) was the selected connection at the 8-pin connector (pin 5), Output Number = 18.
Activation/Operator Commands
When premises with a Control Panel and LYNX-AVM are violated, the Control Panel sends the alarm
FLASHING LED:
In "standby" the
message and then a "Listen-In-To-Follow" message (Contact ID code 606) to the Central Station. The
module's LED flashes
Listen-In-To-Follow message causes the Central Station's digital receiver to temporarily hold the phone
once every 5 seconds.
line (approximately 1-minute). When the Control Panel receives the "kissoff" from the Central Station
When the control sends
that the alarm message has been received, the LYNX-AVM is activated. The LYNX-AVM seizes the
the Contact ID code
phone line from the Control Panel (without breaking connection with the Central Station) and transmits a
606, the module's LED
flashes rapidly 4 times
boop-beep-boop acknowledgment tone to the Central Station. This is the Central Station operator's
every 5 seconds,
notification that the LYNX-AVM is waiting for a session command from the Central Station operator.
indicating it is waiting
The Central Station operator begins the session, which last 5 minutes, by pressing any valid key on the
for a session command
from the central station
active touch-tone phone line (the Listen Mode of the LYNX-AVM is activated). Sessions may be extended
operator. Once the 2-
5 minutes by pressing the [7] key on the touch-tone phone. Selecting another operating mode also resets
way voice session is
the session an additional 5 minutes. If the timer is not reset within the 5 minutes, the LYNX-AVM gener-
active, the LED is on
ates a two-tone beep, beep, boop signal to the Central Station, the phone line is disconnected, and the
steady.
Activated by = 2 "Zone Type"
Zone Type = 60 "AAV Trigger"
Action = 1 "Close for 2 Seconds"
Output Number = 17 (see note)
(2) The VISTA-10P only has a 5-pin connector.
(3) Zone Type 81, in the panel, is not used in conjunction with the LYNX-AVM.
(4) If using phone line monitoring with the VISTA-15P, 20P or 20PS it is recommended that you select a
timeout of 5 minutes or higher in field *92.
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