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4286 VIP Module Installation and Setup Guide
Remote Phone Access Keeps Turning Off
Automatically.
• Improper keying (or attempted tampering)
from an outside phone has automatically
turned remote phone access off (the key-
pad will display a tamper message).
No Tones Produced By the Touch-tone
Phone When Keys Are Pressed (on-
premises phone).
• Phone is not Touch-tone capable. If
switchable type, make sure phone is
switched to TONE.
• It may be necessary to reverse wires con-
nected to terminals 3 and 4 on 4286 VIP
Module and "Handset" TIP and RING
terminals on control (see section describ-
ing wiring connections for 4284/4286).
The System Has Been Accessed and
Status Reports Annunciated, But Com-
mands Cannot Be Executed.
• Key entries may have been too rapid –
make key entries slowly and firmly.
• You may have keyed entries while the sys-
tem was speaking. Make your key entries
only during pauses in annunciations by
the system.
• Security code entered may be incorrect.
• Certain command functions have restric-
tions. Entry to the control panel pro-
gramming mode cannot be executed via
the phone (see below). TEST and "Sniffer
modes can be initiated from an on-
premises phone only.
Cannot Initiate "Panic"
• Verify Phone Panic Address in Field 01;
Control Panel Type in Field 02; two digit
phone code, and panic code (six 1's) have
5-2
been entered correctly.
and 02 relate to the VIP Programming
Mode. There must be no Modules or key-
pads with their address set to the phone
panic address.
Verify the control panel
#" panic programmed for the cor-
has "
rect zone type and report code. Also verify
the device address used for phone panics
is programmed for use by a keypad.
Cannot Enter Temporary User Codes via
the Phone
This function cannot be performed via the
phone with some controls – only at the
keypad. See the control's Installation In-
structions for information.
Descriptions Of Zones Not Annunciated
Along With Zone Numbers.
• Zone descriptors have not been pro-
grammed (necessary even if system uses
only fixed-word keypads).
• Words selected for descriptors are in the
control panel's vocabulary of words but are
not in the 4286 VIP Module's vocabulary
(see "Programming Zone Descriptors").
Thermostat is in "CHECK" (4286 an-
nounces "Check Thermostat", or the
yellow light is flashing on the 4500):
• Check that the dip switch on each thermo-
stat is properly set, and that the 4500 ad-
dresses have been properly programmed
in the 4286 programming mode.
• Check the connections from the 4286 to
the 4500, and make sure that the cable
connecting the 4500 to the 4286 faces the
correct direction—yellow toward the
corner of the 4286 board.
Both Field's 01
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