1. Welcome to the
Programming Seminar

2. Fixed-Zone Security Systems
System Features:
2 flexible partitions
49 user codes
256 event buffer
PGM outputs
- 1 (728ULT)
- 2 (738ULT and 748+)
Espload Upload/Download software
1.7A switching power supply (748+ only)
RISC processor and SMD technology
Telephone line monitoring (TLM)
Fuseless siren and auxiliary output
728ULT
738ULT
748+

3. Esprit Keypads 24-Zone LED Keypads 24-zone LED display
Patented Key Light display (button lights up to indicate an open zone)
Universal LED symbols
Covers single gang box (646 only)
Keypad rubber available: 636: English, Spanish, French or Portuguese 646: English, Spanish or French
636
646

4. Esprit Keypads 642BL 32-Character Blue LCD Keypad
32-character Blue LCD with programmable labels
Upload/download keypad options and labels with the Memory Key (PMC-3) through its on-board memory key connector
Supports up to 9 built-in languages (user selectable):
English, Spanish, Czech, French, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Slovak, Turkish
English and Hebrew
English and Hungarian
English and Greek
English and Russian
Adjustable contrast and scroll speed
Multiple zone display

5. System Accessories and Software
Hand-Held Plug-in Memory Key (PMC-3)
Download or upload a 642 LCD keypad’s options and labels in less than 5 seconds
Connect directly to memory connector on the 642 LCD keypad
No need for a telephone line, PC or any other peripheral device
Telephone Line Adapter (ADP-1)
Simulate a telephone line for on-site uploading and downloading
Direct connection from the PC’s modem to the control panel’s dialer
300 baud communication

6. System Accessories and Software
Espload Installer Upload/Download Software
(UDS-2000)
User-friendly programming and live monitoring of Esprit control panels
Remote or on-site upload/download through a modem at 300 baud
Event display and sort event buffer for report printing
Supports multiple languages simultaneously

7. Programming

8. 646 24-Zone LED Keypad Zone Display:
Orange “AC” Light:
ON = AC power is present
OFF = Power failure
Green “READY” Light:
ON = All zones are closed
OFF = Zone(s) open
Flashing = In Exit Delay
Zone Display:
Keys [1] to [12] represent zones 1 to 24
ON = Zone open
OFF = Zone closed
Red “ARMED” Light:
ON = System is armed

9. Programming Methods Hex Programming Method:
Enter any hexadecimal value from 0 to F using the following keypad keys.
[1] to [9]
= 1 to 9
[0]
= A
[11]
= B
[2ND]
= Clear address data
[12]
= C
[TBL]
= F
[BYP]
= D
[MEM]
= E
[CLEAR]
= Exit address without saving data
[ENTER]
= Save data and exit address

10. Programming Methods How to Program in Hex Mode: Press [ENTER].
Enter your [INSTALLER CODE] (default: ).
Enter the desired 3-digit [ADDRESS].
The keypad will display the 2-digit data currently programmed in the selected address.
Enter the 2-digit [DATA].

11. Programming Methods Streamlined Section Programming:
How to Program in Streamlined Mode:
Press [ENTER].
Enter your [INSTALLER CODE] (default: ).
Press [7].
Enter the desired 2-digit [SECTION] (00-67).
Enter the 8-digit [DATA] to program the section.
Streamlined Section Programming:
The addresses programmed in Hex Programming mode are grouped into 68 sections where each section contains four addresses. Using this method allows you to program 4 addresses (8 digits) without having to exit and re-enter addresses.
NOTE: The keypad will not display the current data while in Streamlined Section mode.

12. Programming Methods Decimal Programming:
Enter a 3-digit value from 000 to 255.
How to Program in Decimal Mode:
Press [ENTER].
Enter your [INSTALLER CODE] (default: ).
Enter the desired 3-digit [ADDRESS] ( ).
The keypad will display the 3-digit data currently programmed in the selected address.
Enter the 3-digit [DATA] ( ) to program the section.

13. Programming Methods Feature Select Programming:
In this mode, the keypad keys represent a specific option or feature. Press the corresponding key to enable or disable the option or feature. An option is considered enabled when its corresponding key is illuminated.
How to Program in Feature Select Mode:
Press [ENTER].
Enter your [INSTALLER CODE] (default: ).
Enter the desired 3-digit [ADDRESS] ( ).
The keypad will display the enabled options for the selected address.
Press the appropriate key(s) to enable or disable the corresponding options.

14. Key Access Programming
Program features quickly without entering addresses.
How to Activate Key Access Programming:
Press [ENTER].
Enter your [INSTALLER CODE]* (default: ), [MASTER CODE]* or [USER CODE1]*.
Press the key corresponding to the desired [FEATURE].
*The code that is required depends on the feature.

15. Key Access Programming

16. Addresses [000] to [002] - Installer Code
Address [000]: Enter 1st and 2nd digits.
Address [001]: Enter 3rd and 4th digits.
Address [002]: Enter 5th and 6th digits.
Although the control panel can accept 4-digit codes, always enter six digits when programming the installer code.
Installer code cannot be used to program user codes.

17. Address [003] - Panel Answer Options
1. Enter 1st digit.
2. Enter 2nd digit.
Number of Rings (Max. 15)
Default: _____ / _____
[2ND]
[8]

18. Addresses [004] & [007] - PC/Panel Identification
This 4-digit code identifies the control panel to the Espload software before initiating upload.
Address [004]: Enter 1st & 2nd digits.
Address [005]: Enter 3rd & 4th digits.
This 4-digit code identifies the PC to the control panel before beginning the download process.
Address [006]: Enter 1st & 2nd digits.
Address [007]: Enter 3rd & 4th digits.
Panel Identifier
PC Password

19. Addresses [008] to [015] - PC Telephone Number
Address [008]: Enter 1st & 2nd digits.
Address [009]: Enter 3rd & 4th digits.
Address [010]: Enter 5th & 6th digits.
Address [011]: Enter 7th & 8th digits.
Address [012]: Enter 9th & 10th digits.
Address [013]: Enter 11th & 12th digits.
Address [014]: Enter 13th & 14th digits.
Address [015]: Enter 15th & 16th digits.
The control panel will dial this telephone number when trying to communicate with the PC.
The telephone number can be up to 16 digits in length with each digit being any value from 0 to 9.
If the telephone number contains less than 16 digits, press the [TBL] key to indicate the end of the number.

20. Addresses [016] to [023] - Monitoring Station Tel. No. 1
The control panel will dial the programmed telephone number when reporting an event code to the monitoring station computer.
Address [016]: Enter 1st & 2nd digits.
Address [017]: Enter 3rd & 4th digits.
Address [018]: Enter 5th & 6th digits.
Address [019]: Enter 7th & 8th digits.
Address [020]: Enter 9th & 10th digits.
Address [021]: Enter 11th & 12th digits.
Address [023]: Enter 15th & 16th digits.
The telephone number can be up to 16 digits in length with each digit being any value from 0 to 9.
If the telephone number contains less than 16 digits, press the [TBL] key to indicate the end of the number.
Address [022]: Enter 11th & 12th digits.

21. Addresses [024] to [031] - Monitoring Station Tel. No. 2
The control panel will dial the programmed telephone number when reporting an event code to the monitoring station computer.
The telephone number can be up to 16 digits in length with each digit being any value from 0 to 9.
If the telephone number contains less than 16 digits, press the [TBL] key to indicate the end of the number.
If the monitoring station does not have a second telephone number, enter the same number as the first.
Address [024]: Enter 1st & 2nd digits.
Address [025]: Enter 3rd & 4th digits.
Address [026]: Enter 5th & 6th digits.
Address [027]: Enter 7th & 8th digits.
Address [028]: Enter 9th & 10th digits.
Address [029]: Enter 11th & 12th digits.
Address [030]: Enter 13th & 14th digits.
Address [031]: Enter 15th & 16th digits.

22. Addresses [032] to [035] - System Account Codes
Every report code that is sent to the monitoring station is preceded by a 3- or 4-digit account code that identifies from which system (partition) the event originated.
Address [032]: Enter 1st & 2nd digits.
Enter any hexadecimal value from 0 to F.
For 3-digit account codes, press the [2ND] key followed by the 3-Digit code.
Account "A"
Address [033]: Enter 3rd & 4th digits.
Address [034]: Enter 1st & 2nd digits.
Account "B"
Address [035]: Enter 3rdt & 4th digits.

23. Address [037] - Time Correction
In the event of a gain or loss in the control panel time, calculate the average gain or loss per day and then press the key corresponding to the desired amount to correct the discrepancy.
NOTE: The amount selected must be the opposite of the calculated discrepancy.
1. Enter any value as the 1st digit (i.e. [2ND]).
2. Enter 2nd digit.
[2ND]
Address [037]: _____ / _____
Example: How do I correct a panel time that loses 24 seconds a day?
Enter address [037].
Press [2ND].
Press [6].

24. Address [038] - Communicator Formats 1 & 2
This option determines which format the control panel will use to communicate with the monitoring station. You can select a different communicator format for each monitoring station telephone number.
1. Enter 1st digit (Communicator Format 1).
2. Enter 2nd digit (Communicator Format 2).
Address [038]: _____ / _____

25. Address [039] - PGM Type Define the PGM type for PGM 1 and 2.
1. Enter 1st digit (PGM 1).
2. Enter 2nd digit (PGM 2).
Address [039]: _____ / _____

26. Addresses [040] to [043] - PGM Options
The PGM options define which sequence of events will trigger the PGM.
Enter the required 2-digits. Since the possible options are virtually endless, we suggest that you use the Espload software in order to derive the required 2-digit value.
Address [040]: PGM 1
Address [041]: PGM 2 (738ULT only)
Address [042]: PGM Mask 1
Address [043]: PGM Mask 2 (738ULT only)

27. Addresses [044] & [045] - Auto Arm Timer
Address [044]: Auto Arm Time (hours)
Enter a 3-digit value from 000 to 023.
Address [045]: Auto Arm Time (minutes)
Enter a 3-digit value from 000 to 059.
Example: How do I set the auto-arm time at 8:00 pm?
Enter address [044].
Enter 020.
Enter address [45].
Enter 000.

28. Addresses [046] to [048] - Auto Test Report Timer
Address [046]: Auto Test Report (days)
Enter a 3-digit value from 001 to 255.
A value of 000 disables the option.
Address [047]: Auto Test Report (hours)
Enter a 3-digit value from 000 to 023.
Address [048]: Auto Test Report (minutes)
Enter a 3-digit value from 000 to 059.
Example: How do I set the timer to send a test report every 3rd day at 11:30 pm?
Enter address [046].
Enter 003.
Enter address [47].
Enter 023.
Enter address [48].
Enter 030.

29. Addresses [049] & [051] - Exit & Entry Delay Timers
Address [049]: Exit Delay (seconds)
Enter a 3-digit value from 000 to 255.
Default = 60 seconds.
Address [050]: Entry Delay 1 (seconds)
Default = 45 seconds.
Address [051]: Entry Delay 2 (seconds)
Example: How do I set the Entry Delay 1 timer to 15 seconds?
Enter address [050].
Enter 015.

30. Addresses [052] to [060] - Other System Timers
Address [052]: Bell Cut-Off Time (minutes)
Enter a 3-digit value from 000 to 255.
Default = 5 minutes.
Address [053]: Zone Speed (X 15mSec.)
Default = 600 mSec.
Address [054]: Power Failure Report Delay (minutes)
000 = disabled.
Default = 30 minutes.
Address [055]: "No Movement" Report Time (X 15 minutes)
Default = disabled.

31. Addresses [052] to [060] - Other System Timers
Address [057]: Intellizone Delay (seconds; minimum 10 sec.)
Enter a 3-digit value from 010 to 255.
Default = 48 seconds.
Address [058]: Installer Code Lock
Enter a 3-digit value.
147 = locked; 000 = unlocked
Address [059]: Programmable Delay Before Alarm Transmission (seconds)
Enter a 3-digit value from 005 to 063.
000 = disabled.
Address [056]: PGM Timer Setting
Enter a 3-digit value from 001 to 127 for seconds and 129 to 255 for minutes (add 128 to desired value in minutes; i.e. for 5 minutes: = 133).
Default = 5 seconds.
Address [060]: Recent Closing Delay (seconds)
Enter a 3-digit value from 000 to 255.

32. Addresses [062] to [078] - Code Priority
These sections define which users can "Stay" and "Away" arm, which users can bypass zones and, in a partitioned system, which users can arm System "A" and System "B".
Partitioning Disabled:
Addresses [062], [064] and [066]: Define which users can "Stay" arm
Addresses [068], [070] and [072]: Define which users can "Away" arm
Addresses [074], [076] and [078]: Define which users can bypass zones
Partitioning Enabled:
Addresses [062], [064] and [066]: Define which users can arm System "A"
Addresses [068], [070] and [072]: Define which users can arm System "B"

33. Addresses [062] to [078] - Code Priority
These sections define which users can "Stay" and "Away" arm, which users can bypass zones and, in a partitioned system, which users can arm System "A" and System "B".
Enter the desired address and press the corresponding keys to enable or disable the options. An option is considered enabled when its corresponding key is illuminated.
Addresses [062], [064] and [066]: Code Priority for System "A" or "Stay" arm

34. Addresses [062] to [078] - Code Priority
These sections define which users can "Stay" and "Away" arm, which users can bypass zones and, in a partitioned system, which users can arm System "A" and System "B".
Enter the desired address and press the corresponding keys to enable or disable the options. An option is considered enabled when its corresponding key is illuminated.
Addresses [068], [070] and [072]: Code Priority for System "B" or "Away" arm

35. Addresses [062] to [078] - Code Priority
These sections define which users can "Stay" and "Away" arm, which users can bypass zones and, in a partitioned system, which users can arm System "A" and System "B".
Enter the desired address and press the corresponding keys to enable or disable the options. An option is considered enabled when its corresponding key is illuminated.
Addresses [074], [076] and [078]: Code Priority for Bypass Access
Enter address [078].
Press [2].
Example: How do I give user #34 the right to bypass zones?

36. Address [086] - General Options
Key [2]: Keyswitch Arming
ON = Stay Arm / System "A"
OFF = Regular Arm
Key [3]: Keyswitch
ON = Enabled
OFF = Disabled
Key [4]: Call Back

37. Address [086] - General Options
Key [5]: Timed Auto Arm
ON = Enabled
OFF = Disabled
Key [6]: "No Movement" Auto Arm
Key [7]: Dialing
ON = Tone Dialing (DTMF)
OFF = Pulse Dialing
Key [8]: Partitioning
Key [9]: Silent Zones and Silent Panics
ON = Generates only a report
OFF = Generates a silent alarm

38. Address [086] - General Options
Key [10]: Dialing Pulse Rates
ON = 1:1.5 (USA)
OFF = 1:2 (Europe)

39. Address [086] - General Options
Key [BYP]: 2-Wire Smoke†
ON = Enabled
OFF = Disabled
Key [MEM]: Bell Squawk on Arm/Disarm
Key [TBL]: Auto Zone Shutdown
† Only available with 728ULT and 738ULT

40. Address [088] - General Options
Key [2ND]: Automatic Event Buffer Transmission
ON = Enabled
OFF = Disabled
Key [1]: Panic 1 (keys [1] & [3])
Key [2]: Panic 2 (keys [4] & [6])
Key [3]: Panic 3 (keys [7] & [9])
Key [4]: Panic 1 Option
ON = Audible
OFF = Silent

41. Address [088] - General Options
Key [5]: Panic 2 Option
ON = Audible
OFF = Silent
Key [6]: Panic 3 Option
ON = Fire
Key [7]: One-Key ([10]) Regular Arming
ON = Enabled
OFF = Disabled
Key [8]: One-Key ([11]) Stay or System "A" Arming
Key [9]: Access Code Length
ON = 4-digit
OFF = 6-digit

42. Address [088] - General Options
Key [12]: Beep on Exit Delay
ON = Enabled
OFF = Disabled

43. Address [088] - General Options
Key [BYP]: Report Zone Restore
ON = On zone closure
OFF = On bell cut-off
Key [MEM]: EOL Zones
ON = No EOL
OFF = Zones with EOL
Key [TBL]: Report Code Disarming Option
ON = Only after alarm
OFF = Always report disarm

44. Address [090] - General Options
Key [2ND]: Exclude Power Failure from Trouble Display
ON = Enabled
OFF = Disabled
Key [1]: Zone 4*
ON = Disabled
OFF = Enabled
*When ATZ is enabled and zone 3 is defined as a fire zone, zone 4 must be disabled. If using a 738ULT, zone 9 will be disabled. If using a 748+, zone 15 will be disabled.
Key [2]: Auto Arming Option
ON = Stay / System "A"
OFF = Auto arm in Regular mode
Key [3]: Auto Test Report / Closing Delinquency Timer†
ON = Timer measured in hours
OFF = Timer measured in days
† Only available with 728ULT and 738ULT

45. Address [090] - General Options
Key [4]: Restrict Arming on Battery Failure†
ON = Enabled
OFF = Disabled
Key [5]: Restrict Arming on Tamper Trouble†
Key [6]: Tamper Bypass Option
ON = Tamper follows zone bypass definition
OFF = No tamper bypass
Key [7]: Zone Doubling (ATZ) Series / Parallel†
ON = Parallel
OFF = Series
† Only available with 728ULT and 738ULT

46. Address [090] - General Options
Key [8]: Zone Doubling (ATZ)
ON = Enabled
OFF = Disabled
Key [9]: Audible Trouble Warning
Key [10]: Duress
Key [11]: Keypad Zone 1 Supervision

47. Address [090] - General Options
Key [12]: Keypad Zone 2 Supervision
ON = Enabled
OFF = Disabled
Key [BYP]: Master Code Lock†
Key [MEM]: Pager Format Transmission Options†
ON = Transmit report codes immediately
OFF = Transmit report codes after delay
Key [TBL]: Pager Report Event Option†
ON = Report all events
OFF = Report alarm events only
† Only available with 728ULT and 738ULT

48. Addresses [092] to [126] - Zone Definition
In each address, keys [1] to [12] represent zones 1 to 12 or 13 to 24 respectively.
Do not use the Intellizone feature and an entry delay for the same zone. Zones that are not selected in addresses [100] to [114] become Delay 1 zones.
Addresses [92] and [94]: Intellizone
Address [92] = Zones 1 to 12
Address [94] = Zones 13 to 24
Addresses [96] and [98]: Silent Zone
Address [96] = Zones 1 to 12
Address [98] = Zones 13 to 24
Addresses [100] and [102]: 24 Hour/Fire Zone
Address [100] = Zones 1 to 12
Address [102] = Zones 13 to 24
Addresses [104] and [106]: Instant Zone
Address [104] = Zones 1 to 12
Address [106] = Zones 13 to 24

49. Addresses [092] to [126] – Zone Definition
Addresses [108] and [110]: Follow Zone
Address [108] = Zones 1 to 12
Address [110] = Zones 13 to 24
Addresses [112] and [114]: Delay 2 Zone
Address [112] = Zones 1 to 12
Address [114] = Zones 13 to 24
Addresses [116] and [118]: Stay Arming/System "A"
Address [116] = Zones 1 to 12
Address [118] = Zones 13 to 24
Addresses [120] and [122]: System "B"
Address [120] = Zones 1 to 12
Address [122] = Zones 13 to 24
Addresses [124] and [126]: Bypass
Address [124] = Zones 1 to 12
Address [126] = Zones 13 to 24

50. Addresses [300] to [527] - Report Codes
Enter any 2-digit value from [1] to [F].
[2ND] = Will not be reported except for Contact ID programmable codes.
For single-digit reporting, enter [2ND] as the first digit.
NOTE: If the Contact ID Format (all codes) is selected, addresses [300] to [527] do not have to be programmed.
Addresses [300] to [349]: Arming (Closing) Report Codes
Address [300] = Auto/Espload
Address [301] = Master
Addresses [302] to [348] = User Codes 1 to 47
Address [349] = User Code 48/Duress
Addresses [350] to [399]: Disarming (Opening) Report Codes
Address [350] = Auto/Espload
Address [351] = Master
Addresses [352] to [398] = User Codes 1 to 47
Address [399] = User Code 48/Duress

51. Addresses [300] to [527] - Report Codes
Enter any 2-digit value from [1] to [F].
[2ND] = Will not be reported except for Contact ID programmable codes.
For single-digit reporting, enter [2ND] as the first digit.
NOTE: If the Contact ID Format (all codes) is selected, addresses [300] to [527] do not have to be programmed.
Addresses [400] to [423]: Alarm Report Codes for Zones 1 to 24
Addresses [400] to [423] = Zones 1 to 24 respectively
Address [402] = Zone 3 (fire add. 100)
Addresses [424] to [447]: Alarm Restore Report Codes for Zones 1 to 24
Addresses [424] to [447] = Zones 1 to 24 respectively
Address [426] = Zone 3 (fire add. 100)
Addresses [448] to [471]: Zones 1 to 24 Shutdown Report Codes
Addresses [448] to [471] = Zones 1 to 24 respectively
Address [450] = Zone 3 (fire add. 100)

52. Addresses [300] to [527] - Report Codes
Enter any 2-digit value from [1] to [F].
[2ND] = Will not be reported except for Contact ID programmable codes.
For single-digit reporting, enter [2ND] as the first digit.
NOTE: If the Contact ID Format (all codes) is selected, addresses [300] to [527] do not have to be programmed.
Addresses [472] to [483]: Tampers 1 to 12 Report Codes
Addresses [472] to [483] = Tampers 1 to 12 respectively
Addresses [484] to [495]: N/A
Addresses [496] to [501]: Trouble Report Codes
Address [496] = Max. aux. Current
Address [497] = Bell disconnect / max. bell current
Address [498] = Battery disconnect / low voltage
Address [499] = Power failure
Address [500] = Fire loop trouble
Address [501] = Timer loss

53. Addresses [300] to [527] - Report Codes
Enter any 2-digit value from [1] to [F].
[2ND] = Will not be reported except for Contact ID programmable codes.
For single-digit reporting, enter [2ND] as the first digit.
NOTE: If the Contact ID Format (all codes) is selected, addresses [300] to [527] do not have to be programmed.
Addresses [502] and [503]: N/A
Addresses [504] to [511]: Trouble Restore Report Codes
Address [504] = Max. aux. Current
Address [505] = Bell disconnect / max. bell current
Address [506] = Battery disconnect / low voltage
Address [507] = Power failure
Address [508] = Fire loop trouble
Address [509] = Timer programmed
Address [510] = Tamper / wiring fault
Address [511] = TLM restore

54. Addresses [300] to [527] - Report Codes
Enter any 2-digit value from [1] to [F].
[2ND] = Will not be reported except for Contact ID programmable codes.
For single-digit reporting, enter [2ND] as the first digit.
NOTE: If the Contact ID Format (all codes) is selected, addresses [300] to [527] do not have to be programmed.
Addresses [512] to [527]: Special Report Codes
Address [519] = Recent close
Address [520] = Duress
Address [521] = Closing Delinquency
Addresses [522] & [523] = N/A
Address [524] = Login (Espload)
Address [525] = Program change
Address [526] and [527] = N/A
Address [512] = Test report
Address [513] = Panic 1
Address [514] = Panic 2
Address [515] = Panic 3
Address [516] = Late to close
Address [517] = No movement
Address [518] = Partial arming

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