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Honeywell MAXPRO Intrusion MPIP2000U/3000U Series
Configuration and cable runs:
Free wiring topology, fully loaded bus.
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3.65 km / 12,000 ft – total volume of cable (total length regardless of
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topology).
Note
The minimum voltage required at each device is 11.5 VDC (with the
control panel running on 13.8 VDC from the AC power adapter). If
necessary, you can add MPI Remote Power Supplies to boost the
voltage on the IB2 bus. For details, see MPI Remote Power Supply
MPIPSU35 on page 86.
5.3
MPI Keypads MPIKTSMF, MPIKTSPRX
5.3.1
About the MPI Keypads
The MAXPRO Intrusion Keypads are designed to provide a simple day-to-day
interface with MPI Control Panels. Each keypad connects to the IB2
communication bus. The system keypad enrols during the control panel's
initial power up sequence or, if already operational, cycling power to the control
panel. The system keypad is the first keypad that you touch after powering up.
Each control panel requires at least one keypad.
The MPI keypads combine a touch screen keypad with a card reader into one
housing. They are primarily intended for use where you need a PIN or a card
to arm/disarm the intruder alarm system. They are not intended for door
control, as they do not contain a door strike relay. However, you could
programme limited door functions using Controller Rules.
5.3.2
Features
Two control options: Standard user (pin) code or proximity card reader.
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LCD graphical display and built in sounder (adjustable volume; different
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sounds for Fire, Burglary, CO alarms, and troubles).
Multi-area control.
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View current system and zone status based on the keypad's assigned area.
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Global arming and disarming for all areas.
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Connects to the IB2 bus; enrols by sending the serial number and device
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type information to the control panel.
Provides a proximity card reader capable of reading up to 40-bit cards (tags)
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at a distance of 3 cm (1.5 in).
Note: Cards are programmable through MAXPRO Cloud only.
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