DMP Electronics 736V V-PLEX Module User instructions

736V V-PLEX MODULE
Advanced Settings Guide
ALTERNATIVE PROGRAMMING
If you don’t have access to a list of the V-Plex® device serial numbers from the VISTA® control panel that you intend to
replace, you can use the736V autolearn function and a keypad to retrieve the V-Plex device serial numbers. Before
programming, refer to the 736V V-Plex Installation Guide (LT-1910) for mounting and wiring instructions.
Learn Devices into the736V
Refer to Figure1 for jumper locations and wiring connections.
1. Power down the panel and connected devices.
2. Place the jumper across both 736V programming pins (WriteEna/Clear) to put themodule into autolearn mode.
3. Power up the control panel. Allow the panel and connected devices to stabilize for a few minutes.
4. Devices begin to auto-enroll their serial numbers into the 736V. Some devices may trip to report their serial
number.
5. Remove the jumper from both programming pins (WriteEna/Clear).
6. Place the jumper on both keypad diagnostics output pins (KeypadEna), then connect a DMP keypad to the736V
PROG header. Press the first key in the top row select area to enter the 736V menu (PNT).
Warning After devices are learned in to the 736V, cycling power to the panel or rebooting themodule with the
jumper on both programming pins (WriteEna/Clear) deletes all data in thedatabase map. Leaving V-Plex devices
disconnected from power for long periods of time may also result in data loss.
Locate Devices
If you don’t have access to the V-Plex device serial numbers and names, you can use the Zone Finder function to
determine which zone corresponds to a specific device.
1. Reset the panel. Enter (DIAG), then press CMD.
2. Press CMD to display ZONE FINDER. Press any select key or area. The display changes to FAULT ZONE.
3. Short the zone. The next zone on the system that changes from a normal to an open or shorted state is displayed
as ZONE NO * * *. Record the zone number and its name. To continue, press the back arrow key and short the
next zone.
4. After collecting the zone numbers and names, return to the panel to change the names of the programmed zones.
Keypad Ena.
Write Ena./
Clear
To LX-Bus
To Keypad
PROG
LX
RED
BLACK
To Polling Loop
Figure1: 736V Wiring

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Program V‑Plex Zones
After completing each of the following steps, press CMD to advance to the next option.
1. Reset the panel. Enter (PROG) at the panel keypad and go to ZONE INFORMATION.
2. At ZONE NO, enter the device zone that corresponds to the LX-Bus.
3. At *UNUSED*, enter the zone name.
4. At ZONE TYPE, select the zone type.
5. At the Area Assignment section, select the area.
6. At the NEXT ZN? prompt, select YES.
7. Repeat steps2through10for the remaining devices.
8. To save panel programming, go to STOP and press CMD.
Test Zones
Perform a Burglary Zone Walk Test to confirm that all of the devices are properly configured and communicating with
the panel.
1. Reset the panel.
2. At a keypad, enter (WALK) and select BG.
3. Trip each zone on the system for 1 to 2 seconds. The keypad will annunciate each time a zone is tripped and
display the number of zones successfully tripped.
4. Press the fourth select area or key to end the Walk Test.
Point Status Display
A keypad connected to the736V displays the status and serial numbers
of enrolled V-Plex devices. Refer to the following descriptions and
Figure2to learn how to read the point status display.
V‑Plex Zone Address
In the address, Aindicates that the device is an Honeywell product. In
Figure2, Ais a device with serial number.
Status Bits (Relay)
In the status bits, the first number represents the relay state. Rindicates
that the relay is o. (zero) indicates that the relay is on. Findicates that
FORCE OFF is enabled and the output state is forced on. In Figure2, the
relay is o as indicated by Rin the first bit of the status code.
Note Do not use the FORCE OFF feature with Honeywell devices.
Status Bits (General Device States)
The next five bits in the status code represent general device bit states. Tindicates zone short, Aindicates zone open,
and(zero) indicates normal. The status code in Figure2indicates that the device is working normally.
Note: Dierent devices use dierent positions to report zone status.
Device Number
The first digit of the device number is the current device zone in the736V. The second number is the total number of
devices in thedatabase map. Because device numbers start at(zero), the last device zone will be the second number
minus one. For example, the last device in a set of three will display as . In Figure2, the current device is the first
device out of three, displayed as device/.
PNT
POINT STATUS
This allows you to view the status of each output point (zone) on the polling loop. For more
information, refer to Point Status Display.
A1015893 R00000
0/3 <>
Jump to
Point
Number
Previous
V-Plex Device
Serial Number Status Bits
Next Force
Output
On
Device Number
Figure2: Point Status Display
POINT STATUS

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Turn on Outputs
Smoke and PIR motion detector zones require that the output corresponding to the programmed zone are turned on to
report the status correctly. For example, if you have a PIR on zone 503, output 503 will need to be toggled on for the
zone to report correctly.
Go to the User Menu, enter a valid code that has output authority. Go to OUTPUTS ON/OFF? and enter the output
number that corresponds to the zone. Select top row key 3 to toggle the output ON.
Note: Do not program smoke or PIR motion detector zones as outputs in OUTPUT INFO.
Reboot the736V
Warning After devices are learned in to the 736V, cycling power to the panel or rebooting themodule with the
jumper on both programming pins (WriteEna/Clear) deletes all data in thedatabase map. Leaving V-Plex devices
disconnected from power for long periods of time may also result in data loss.
Before rebooting the module, remove the jumper from the Write Ena/Clear header. To reboot, turn the last LX-Bus
output o, then back on. For example, if themodule is connected to LX500, turn output599o, then back on.
Reuse a736V V‑Plex Module
Before reusing a736V, delete all data in the module by placing the jumper across both programming pins
(WriteEna/Clear) and powering up the panel.
Module Supervision Zones
The module supervision zones for the736V include zones96-99on each LX-Bus header, such as596-599on LX500.
These module supervision zones display open, short, or normal depending on zone condition.
Zones597, 697, 797, 897, and997
• OPEN—The module is not connected or has lost communication with the panel
• SHORT—A jumper is on both programming pins (WriteEna/Clear) and themodule is in autolearn mode
• NRML (Normal)—A jumper is not on both programming pins (WriteEna/Clear) and themodule is not in autolearn
mode
Zones598, 698, 798, 898, and998
• OPEN—The module is not connected or has lost communication with the panel
• SHORT—A jumper is on both keypad diagnostic output pins (KeypadEna) and themodule is in keypad diagnostic
mode
• NRML (Normal)—A jumper is not on both keypad diagnostic output pins (KeypadEna) and themodule is not in
keypad diagnostic mode. When not using keypad diagnostics, keep this jumper removed to avoid slowing polling
device operation on the system
Zones599, 699, 799, 899, and999
• OPEN—The module is not connected or has lost communication with the panel
• SHORT—The polling circuit is shorted, a V-Plex device is wired with incorrect polarity, or the polling circuit is wired
to themodule incorrectly
• NRML (Normal)—Themodule is connected and is communicating with the panel correctly

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736V V‑PLEX MODULE
Specifications
Primary Power 12VDC
Current Draw 45mA
Dimensions 2”H X3.5”W X0.5”D
Accessories
Model 330 Dual‑Ended 4‑Wire Harness
Compatibility
XR150/XR550 Series Panels with Firmware Version 191
(7/2/19) or Higher
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