Honeywell VISTA-128BPT User's Manual
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1. Mode Set Back Away Mode Reserved for 86 2 future use RadioRA 2 Interfacing with Honeywell Vista 128BPT Security Systems Page 6 Security Button Type Recommended Programming Phantom System Recommended Plug in Button Partition Scene Lights Shades HVAC Modules Time Clock Single Multi Lights off delayed off on exit 85 3 room scene Away Scene pathway Close Off Single Multi Entry foyer kitchen lights on to 84 3 room scene Welcome 75 Single Multi 83 3 room scene Goodnight Evening light levels Close Set Back Off Away Timeclock 82 3 Timeclock mode Mode 3 a Set Back Away Mode Reserved for 81 3 future use Single Multi Lights off delayed off on exit 80 4 room scene Away Scene pathway Close Off Single Multi Entry foyer kitchen lights on to 79 4 room scene Welcome 75 E Single Multi 78 4 room scene Goodnight Evening light levels Close Set Back Off Away Timeclock 77 4 Timeclock mode Mode Set Back Away Mode Reserved for 76 4 future use RadioRA 2 Interfacing with Honeywell Vista 128BPT Security Systems Page 7 Table 3 Security Programming Timelines When configured according to this tech tip the RadioRA 2 system will automatically respond to commands from the security keypad as outlined in the tables below KEY I Arm action initiated J Dis2. 100 Emergency EA Button Label Rasys Selected Button Type Single Muki room scene When to use z LUTRON Technical Support 1 800 523 9466 Next select the desired button from the Phantom Button drop down menu 3 RadioRA 2 Interfacing with Honeywell Vista 128BPT Security Systems Page 11 ools Settings Reports Help RadioRA 2 New Project JORA A Inclusive design program activate New Project lt 2 X Selected Room Foyer if Foliow Device Location Selected Device Location Eaviement Room gt Main Repeater 001 Exterior Lights 75 Phantom Button recone z Exterior Lights ater Stal Dimmer Level Fade Time Done Programmes Item Name Foyer gt Exterior Lights Selected Button Type Single Multi room scene When to Finally choose the appropriate Selected Button Type 4 and program devices and levels 5 Remember you must also complete the activation and transfer steps for the programming to take effect RadioRA 2 Interfacing with Honeywell Vista 128BPT Security Systems Page 12 Appendix 2 Serial Programming Options for Automation Applications The following group of fields must be set to use the serial port for automation applications 05 Enter 1 to send System Event Messages via RS232 port 14 Enter 0 to disable Home Facility Automation Control Input 1 70 Event Log Types Enter 1 in each event lo
3. in modules Off Outside Lights On Foyer On Kitchen On pO Outside and Entry On Overnight RadioRA 2 Interfacing with Honeywell Vista 128BPT Security Systems Page 9 Appendix 1 Programming the Phantom Buttons Coming soon for more in depth programming instructions a corresponding Security Training Module can be found online at resi lutron com radiora2 by following the RadioRA 2 Software Online Training Modules link fools Settings Reports Help RadioRA 2 New Project lORAA Inclusive design ictivate New Project Selected Room Foy 7 Follow Device Location WAYNE Timeclock Selected Device Location Equipment Room gt Main Repeater 001 Button Label Selected Button Type Single Multi room scene When to use J LUTRON Technical Support 1 600 523 5466 Once the project has been designed in the RadioRA 2 programming software select the Program tab 1 and then find the Main Repeater using the Selected Device Location drop down menu 2 RadioRA 2 Interfacing with Honeywell Vista 128BPT Security Systems Page 10 File Tools Settings Reports Hel RadioRA 2 New Project idjorRA2 Inclusive Cesta progam BEAC New Project 1 6 Selected Room Foyer g if Folow Device Location er ince Selected Device Location Equipment Roor si 92 AwayMode ene 95 98 Ext Flash 99 Int Full
4. RadiorA2 Interfacing Lutron RadioRA 2 Systems with Honeywell Vista 128BPT Security Systems revision A RadioRA 2 Interfacing with Honeywell Vista 128BPT Security Systems Page 1 Interfacing Lutron RadioRA 2 Systems with Honeywell Vista 128BPT Security Systems Overview RadioRA 26 is capable of direct integration with the Honeywell Vista 128BPT security panel Integrating RadioRA 2 with a security system enables many new features beyond intrusion alert By incorporating lighting control shades temperature and small appliance control RadioRA 2 offers energy savings convenience and ambiance that the homeowner can enjoy every day Required components In order to interface RadioRA 2 with a Vista 128BPT security panel you will need the following items e RadioRA 2 system installed e RadioRA 2 programming software version 5 0 or higher e Honeywell Vista 128BPT security panel installed and programmed to enable the extra settings to allow integration not covered in the Honeywell instructions see Appendix 2 e Null Modem Serial cable or straight through Serial cable with a Null Modem adapter RadioRA 2 Interfacing with Honeywell Vista 128BPT Security Systems Page 2 Wiring Honeywell Vista 128BPT Either Integraied RS232 Connecti flying leads directly to the terminal block TB4 on the Honeywell Vista 128BPT circuit board or B Purchase the VT SERCBLcable which adapts the 10 pin header J9 on the VISTA to a stan
5. arm action initiated Bold Active events Inactive events Intrusion Alarm and Disarm Example INTRUSION ALARM DISARM Nightime Welcome Scene Daytime Sunset Sunset 1 hr Sunset 2 hr Sunset 3 hr Sunrise Daytime RadioRA 2 action V 9PM 10PM 11PM 6AM O 7a O Security Interior Full icancelFull J o o Security Exterior Flash Exterior Lights Flash Cancel Flash JE amp l o o o Welcome Scene Outside and Entry On O Arm Stay and Disarm Example ARM STAY Nightime Goodnight Scene DISARM Daytime no action Daytime Sunset Sunset 1 hr Sunset 2 hr Sunset 3 hr Sunrise Daytime RadioRA 2 action Normal Time Clock Away Time Clock 6PM 7PM 8PM 9PM 10PM 11PM Outside Lights On Outside Lights Dim 6AM Outside Lights Off J Away Scene Goodnight Scene Evening lighting D T stat adjusted Shades lowered Overnight Welcome Scene RadioRA 2 Interfacing with Honeywell Vista 128BPT Security Systems Page 8 Arm Away and Disarm Exam RadioRA 2 action Normal Time Clock Daytime Sunset 1 hr f Sunset 2 hr 10PM DISARM Nightime Welcome Scene Sunset 3 hr Outside Lights Dim Sunrise Outside Lights Off Away Time Clock Away Scene Welcome Scene Goodnight Scene T stat set back Inside Lights Off 30 min delay on exit pathway Shades lowered plug
6. dard DE9M serial connector Null Modem Adapter w i Straight through Cable A Null Modem Serial Cable RadioRA 2 Main Repeater Pictured RadioRA 2 Main Repeater with Null Modem Adapter w Straight through Cable Page 3 RadioRA 2 Interfacing with Honeywell Vista 128B Programming Overview Programming a RadioRA 2 system to interface with a Honeywell Vista 128BPT security panel is done in four phases 1 Install and program the Honeywell Vista 128BPT security system according to Honeywell instructions 2 Program the Vista 128BPT to enable the extra settings to allow the integration not covered in the Honeywell instructions see Appendix 2 3 Install and program the Lutron RadioRA 2 system using RadioRA 2 programming software version 5 0 or higher 4 Program appropriate phantom buttons associated with each security action as described in the following section Programming Phantom Buttons for Security Actions in the Honeywell Vista 128BPT security panel will send RS 232 commands to the RadioRA 2 system Each command is associated with a specific phantom button and each phantom button may be programmed to deliver a desired scene When a command is received from the security system the corresponding phantom button is automatically pressed For certain buttons a Time of Day feature has been pre programmed so that the most appropriate action takes place The RadioRA 2 Main Repeater has 100 phantom buttons avai
7. g type 1 78 Extended Home Control Events Enter 1 for extended 1 79 Home Control Event Types Enter 1 in each home control event type 1 80 Enter 1 to improve automation performance by disabling fault restore messages over the automation port RadioRA 2 Interfacing with Honeywell Vista 128BPT Security Systems Page 13
8. ior Flash Night Emergency Exterior Flash RadioRA 2 Interfacing with Honeywell Vista 128BPT Security Systems Page 5 Table 2 Phantom Buttons and Recommended Programming This table provides the recommended programming for each phantom button associated with security on the Main Repeater Security Button Type Recommended Programming Phantom System Recommended Plug in Button Partition Scene Lights Shades HVAC Modules Time Clock Single Multi 100 All room scene Emergency Interior lights at 25 Open 99 All Security mode Interior Full Interior lights at 100 Open 98 All Security mode Exterior Flash Exterior lights flash Reserved for 97 All future use 2 2 2 2 Reserved for 96 All future use 2 2 2 2 Single Multi Lights off delayed off on exit 95 1 room scene Away Scene pathway Close Off Single Multi Entry foyer kitchen lights on to 94 1 room scene Welcome 75 Single Multi 93 1 room scene Goodnight Evening light levels Close Set Back Off Away Timeclock 92 1 Timeclock mode Mode Set Back Away Mode Reserved for 91 1 future use Single Multi Lights off delayed off on exit 90 2 room scene Away Scene pathway Close Off Single Multi Entry foyer kitchen lights on to 89 2 room scene Welcome 75 Single Multi 88 2 room scene Goodnight Evening light levels Close Set Back Off Away Timeclock 87 2 Timeclock mode
9. lable for use with integration Buttons 76 100 are configured to receive commands from the Honeywell Vista Turbo system Table 1 shows how each security action is associated with RadioRA 2 phantom buttons and Table 2 offers a recommended scene for each phantom button The Time of Day when various actions will take place is also specified Table 3 provides a timeline illustrating how the RadioRA 2 system will automatically respond to various security commands throughout the day Note If the Honeywell Vista 128BPT system has no partitions use phantom buttons associated with partition 1 See Table 2 for the phantom button to partition mapping RadioRA 2 Interfacing with Honeywell Vista 128BPT Security Systems Page 4 Table 1 Security Actions and associated Phantom Buttons Partition 1 This table illustrates the various possible actions from a security system and the phantom buttons they will activate depending on Time of Day The recommended phantom button scene name is also matched to the phantom button number Security Action Time of Day Phantom Button s Activated Phantom Button Scene Name Arm Away Day 95 92 Away Scene Away Timeclock Mode Night 95 92 Away Scene Away Timeclock Mode y s Night 93 Goodnight y 92 turned off Away Timeclock turned off Night 92 turned off 94 Away Timeclock turned off Welcome y y Da Da Da Exterior Flash Interior Full Night Exterior Flash Interior Full Emergency Da Emergency Exter
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