Elan Z-150 User manual

DIRECT-ACCESS KEYPAD
INSTALLATION MANUAL
2428 Palumbo Dr. Lexington, KY 40509
Voice (859) 269-7760
Sales (877) BUY-ELAN (289-3526)
Tech Support (800) 622-ELAN (3526)
www.elanhomes
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stems.com
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Status LEDs
Each keypad has multi-colored LEDs that indicate various conditions of system
status. The LEDs behave somwhat differently depending on what type of
system (S12, Stand-Alone, etc.) is being controlled. Status LEDs are a function of
VIA!®TOOLS programming and dipswitch settings. A keypad will not show correct
status indications if the dipswitches are in the wrong position. The diagram below
shows the Status LED behavior for each system type. Please see Dipswitch
Settings on p. 7.
The system types include:
•Stand-Alone (w/ Signal Sense) • ELAN Z•
•Stand-Alone (w/out Signal Sense) • ELAN S6
•ELAN HD •ELAN System12
Note: Please see VIA!TOOLS Help file for detailed information about programming
Z•PADS.
• SOURCE LEDs
• Stand-Alone (w/ Signal Sense)
RED-Source Selected
• ELAN HD
GREEN-Source 1-6 Selected
RED-Source 7-10 Selected
Flashing-Source Shared
• ELAN Z•
GREEN-Source Selected/Audio Detected
RED-Source Selected/Audio Not Detected
• ELAN S6
GREEN-Source Selected/Audio Detected
(Requires ELANSense™ Audio Sensor)
RED-Source Selected/Audio Not Detected
( or no Audio Sensor)
• ELAN System12
GREEN-Source 1-6 Selected
RED-Source 7-12 Selected
Flashing-Audio Not Detected
• SYSTEM LED
GREEN Solid-System On
GREEN Slow Flash-DND
ORANGE Fast Flash-IR Activity
w/ System On
RED Fast Flash-IR Activity
w/ System Off
• MUTE LED
• ELAN HD
Flashing-Zone is in Mute
• ELAN Z•
Zone is in Mute
• ELAN S6
Zone is in Mute
• ELAN System12
Zone is in Mute
• TV LED
RED-TV Source Selected
GREEN-TV Audio Detected
(w/Z•025)
ORANGE-TV Source Selected
and TV Audio Detected
(w/Z•025)
Dipswitch Settings
Each possible application has specific Z•100 dipswitch settings that will allow the
LEDs on the front of the keypad to display various status activities. The table below is
placed here for convenience and shows the dipswitch setting for each system type.
Stand-Alone
+12V Signal Sense Disabled
Stand-Alone
+12V Signal Sense Enabled
Z•System/S6 Zone 1
Z•System/S6 Zone 2
Z•System/S6 Zone 3
Z•System/S6 Zone 4
Z•System/S6 Zone 5
Z•System/S6 Zone 6
Z•System Zone 7
Z•System Zone 8
Z•System Zone 9
Z•System Zone 10
Z•System Zone 11
Z•System Zone 12
HD System
System12
Application Application
Dipswitch
Setting Dipswitch
Setting
Limited Warranty
ELAN HOME SYSTEMS, L.L.C (ELAN) warrants the Z•150 keypad to be free from defects in materi-
als and workmanship for two (2) years from date of purchase. If within the warranty period pur-
chaser discovers such item was not as warranted above and promptly notifies ELAN in writing,
ELAN shall repair or replace the items at the company’s option. This warranty shall not apply (a) to
equipment not manufactured by ELAN, (b) to equipment which shall have been installed by other
than an authorized ELAN installer, (c) to installed equipment which is not installed to ELAN’s speci-
fications, (d) to equipment which shall have been repaired or altered by others than ELAN, (e) to
equipment which shall have been subjected to negligence, accident, or damage by circumstances
beyond ELAN’s control, including, but not limited to, lightning, flood, electrical surge, tornado,
earthquake, or any other catastrophic events beyond ELAN’s control, or to improper operation,
maintenance or storage, or to other than normal use of service. With respect to equipment sold
by, but not manufactured by ELAN, the warranty obligations of ELAN shall in all respects conform
and be limited to the warranty actually extended to ELAN by its supplier. The foregoing warranties
do not cover reimbursement for labor, transportation, removal,installation, or other expenses which
may be incurred in connection with repair or replacement. Except as may be expressly provided
and authorized in writing by ELAN, ELAN shall not be subject to any other obligations or liabilities
whatsoever with respect to equipment manufactured by ELAN or services rendered by ELAN.
THE FORGOING WARRANTIES ARE EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER EXPRESSED AND
IMPLIED WARRANTIES EXCEPT WARRANTIES OF TITLE, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO
IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MECHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
ATTENTION: TO OUR VALUED CONSUMERS
To ensure that consumers obtain quality pre-sale and after-sale support and service, ELAN
Home Systems products are sold exclusively through authorized dealers. ELAN products are
not sold online. The warranties on ELAN products are NOT VALID if the products have been
purchased from an unauthorized dealer or an online E-tailer. To determine if your ELAN
reseller is authorized, please call ELAN Home Systems at (859) 269-7760.
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Introduction
The Z•150 Direct Access Keypad is a companion to the Z•100 Intelligent In-Wall
Keypad that expands functionality to include:
• Numerical source control
• Additional source select - TV
• Zone-specific tone, loudness, & enhancement controls
• DSS menu control
• IR receiver included
Note: Please see the Z•100 Installation Manual for important information about
the Z•100 Intelligent In-Wall Keypad.
IR Tube
The IR Tube is a high-gain Infrared Receiver that is mounted in the Z•150 Direct
Access Keypad. No additional wiring is required as the IR Tube simply plugs into a
connector located on the back of the Z•100 keypad. The drawing below shows the
IR Tube’s pinout should the plug be removed.
Installation
Rough-In Boxes
Z•100/Z•150 combinations will mount in most 32 cu. in. boxes.
Note: Please verify the internal interior dimension requirements
before specifying or installing J-boxes!
Use J-boxes with the following internal dimensions:
Z•100/Z•150 4”W X 3”H X 2.5”D
Keypads should be mounted at the same height as the light switches in the home. In
order to avoid Electro-Magnetic Interference (EMI), do not mount keypads close to
light dimmers. Leave at least one stud-bay open between keypads and dimmers
(leave more space if multiple dimmers are present). Do not mount keypads outdoors!
Corrosion will damage them. Also, when installing keypads with IR receivers, avoid
installing them in areas that will receive direct sunlight. The sunlight can flood the IR
receiver and make the system inoperative.
Wiring
Run Cat-5 wire from the head-end location to each Z•100/Z•150 location. Additional
Cat-5 is NOT NEEDED if using a Z•150 companion keypad. ELAN recommends the
use of C45P RJ-45 interface cables when installing keypads. The RJ-45 pinout for
each ELAN multi-room controller is included in the manual for that particular product.
Use of wire other than Cat-5 may produce undesired results (IR bandwidth can be nar-
rowed or interference may occur).
Note: Maximum keypad wire run is 500 feet.
Please consult your ELAN multi-room controller Installation Manual
for specific keypad connection details.
Stripe
Center
No Stripe
+12VDC
GND
IR
Connecting a Z•150 & IR Tube to a Z•100
Z•100
1. Make sure that the Z•100 is not connected to the ELAN multi-room controller,
Z•080, or stand-alone power supply.
2. Using the ribbon cable provided with the Z•150, push the multi-pin headers onto
the 12-pin jacks on both the Z•100 and the Z•150. Make sure that the stripe on
the ribbon cable lines up with Pin #1 on both ports.
Note: The Z•150 can be placed to either the right or left of the Z•100.
IR Tube
1. Make sure that the Z•100 is not connected to the ELAN multi-room controller,
Z•080, or stand-alone power supply.
2. Connect the IR Tube plug, TAB UP, to the 3-pin port located on the Z•100.
Programming
Allthough all Z•PADS come pre-programmed with ELAN default codes, it is necessary
to program them in order to achieve full functionality. IR commands must be down-
loaded to each keypad from VIA!®TOOLS setup software for each source that will be
controlled. Functionality will vary, depending on the needs of the homeowner.
Consult the table on p. 3 for specific ELAN system commands.
Note: Please see VIA!TOOLS Help file for detailed information about programming
Z•PADS.
Stripe
Stripe
Stripe
PIN 1
PIN 1
Ribbon Cable Position-No Z•025
PIN 1 PIN 1
100 150
Stripe
Ribbon Cable Position /w Z•025
Rear View
Programming
Allthough all Z•PADS come pre-programmed with ELAN default codes, it is necessary
to program them in order to achieve full functionality. IR commands must be down-
loaded to each keypad from VIA!®TOOLS setup software for each source that will be
controlled. Functionality will vary, depending on the needs of the homeowner.
Consult the table below for specific ELAN system commands.
Note: Please see VIA!TOOLS Help file for detailed information about
programming Z•PADS.
System Commands
The following table shows each system-level button and the ELAN default commands
that are associated with that button. Any button that is not listed in the table
is a normal button and can be programmed with a single IR code or a seven-step
sequence.
Note: Please see VIA!®TOOLS Help file for information about programming Z•PADS.
Z•100/150 BUTTON FUNCTION
Source 1-6 Selects Sources 1-6/Initiates Source-Select Sequence
OFF Press once for Zone OFF. Press twice for System OFF.
MUTE Zone MUTE ON/OFF toggle.
FAV Source-Specific Sequence, one per source
PARTY Global Sequence
*Used to access secondary function for each button
*Source 1-6 Selects sources 7-12/Initiates Source-Select Sequence
*VOLUME UP Whole-House Music ON
*VOLUME DN Whole-House Music OFF
*MUTE Do-Not-Disturb ON/OFF toggle
*FAV Global Sequence
*PARTY Global Sequence
*1 (Z•150 Only) Bass UP (Z, S12, and HD only)
*4 (Z•150 Only) Bass DOWN (Z, S12, and HD only)
*2 (Z•150 Only) Treble UP (Z, S12, and HD only)
*5 (Z•150 Only) Treble DOWN (Z and HD only)
*3 (Z•150 Only) Loudness Contour ON/OFF toggle (Z only)
*6 (Z•150 Only) Spatial Enhancement ON/OFF toggle (Z only)
*0 (Z•150 Only) EQ Flat (Z, S12, and HD only)
*7 (Z•150 Only) Global Sequence
*8 (Z•150 Only) Global Sequence
*9 (Z•150 Only) Global Sequence
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Introduction
The Z•150 Direct Access Keypad is a companion to the Z•100 Intelligent In-Wall
Keypad that expands functionality to include:
• Numerical source control
• Additional source select - TV
• Zone-specific tone, loudness, & enhancement controls
• DSS menu control
• IR receiver included
Note: Please see the Z•100 Installation Manual for important information about
the Z•100 Intelligent In-Wall Keypad.
IR Tube
The IR Tube is a high-gain Infrared Receiver that is mounted in the Z•150 Direct
Access Keypad. No additional wiring is required as the IR Tube simply plugs into a
connector located on the back of the Z•100 keypad. The drawing below shows the
IR Tube’s pinout should the plug be removed.
Installation
Rough-In Boxes
Z•100/Z•150 combinations will mount in most 32 cu. in. boxes.
Note: Please verify the internal interior dimension requirements
before specifying or installing J-boxes!
Use J-boxes with the following internal dimensions:
Z•100/Z•150 4”W X 3”H X 2.5”D
Keypads should be mounted at the same height as the light switches in the home. In
order to avoid Electro-Magnetic Interference (EMI), do not mount keypads close to
light dimmers. Leave at least one stud-bay open between keypads and dimmers
(leave more space if multiple dimmers are present). Do not mount keypads outdoors!
Corrosion will damage them. Also, when installing keypads with IR receivers, avoid
installing them in areas that will receive direct sunlight. The sunlight can flood the IR
receiver and make the system inoperative.
Wiring
Run Cat-5 wire from the head-end location to each Z•100/Z•150 location. Additional
Cat-5 is NOT NEEDED if using a Z•150 companion keypad. ELAN recommends the
use of C45P RJ-45 interface cables when installing keypads. The RJ-45 pinout for
each ELAN multi-room controller is included in the manual for that particular product.
Use of wire other than Cat-5 may produce undesired results (IR bandwidth can be nar-
rowed or interference may occur).
Note: Maximum keypad wire run is 500 feet.
Please consult your ELAN multi-room controller Installation Manual
for specific keypad connection details.
Stripe
Center
No Stripe
+12VDC
GND
IR
Connecting a Z•150 & IR Tube to a Z•100
Z•100
1. Make sure that the Z•100 is not connected to the ELAN multi-room controller,
Z•080, or stand-alone power supply.
2. Using the ribbon cable provided with the Z•150, push the multi-pin headers onto
the 12-pin jacks on both the Z•100 and the Z•150. Make sure that the stripe on
the ribbon cable lines up with Pin #1 on both ports.
Note: The Z•150 can be placed to either the right or left of the Z•100.
IR Tube
1. Make sure that the Z•100 is not connected to the ELAN multi-room controller,
Z•080, or stand-alone power supply.
2. Connect the IR Tube plug, TAB UP, to the 3-pin port located on the Z•100.
Programming
Allthough all Z•PADS come pre-programmed with ELAN default codes, it is necessary
to program them in order to achieve full functionality. IR commands must be down-
loaded to each keypad from VIA!®TOOLS setup software for each source that will be
controlled. Functionality will vary, depending on the needs of the homeowner.
Consult the table on p. 3 for specific ELAN system commands.
Note: Please see VIA!TOOLS Help file for detailed information about programming
Z•PADS.
Stripe
Stripe
Stripe
PIN 1
PIN 1
Ribbon Cable Position-No Z•025
PIN 1 PIN 1
100 150
Stripe
Ribbon Cable Position /w Z•025
Rear View
Programming
Allthough all Z•PADS come pre-programmed with ELAN default codes, it is necessary
to program them in order to achieve full functionality. IR commands must be down-
loaded to each keypad from VIA!®TOOLS setup software for each source that will be
controlled. Functionality will vary, depending on the needs of the homeowner.
Consult the table below for specific ELAN system commands.
Note: Please see VIA!TOOLS Help file for detailed information about
programming Z•PADS.
System Commands
The following table shows each system-level button and the ELAN default commands
that are associated with that button. Any button that is not listed in the table
is a normal button and can be programmed with a single IR code or a seven-step
sequence.
Note: Please see VIA!®TOOLS Help file for information about programming Z•PADS.
Z•100/150 BUTTON FUNCTION
Source 1-6 Selects Sources 1-6/Initiates Source-Select Sequence
OFF Press once for Zone OFF. Press twice for System OFF.
MUTE Zone MUTE ON/OFF toggle.
FAV Source-Specific Sequence, one per source
PARTY Global Sequence
*Used to access secondary function for each button
*Source 1-6 Selects sources 7-12/Initiates Source-Select Sequence
*VOLUME UP Whole-House Music ON
*VOLUME DN Whole-House Music OFF
*MUTE Do-Not-Disturb ON/OFF toggle
*FAV Global Sequence
*PARTY Global Sequence
*1 (Z•150 Only) Bass UP (Z, S12, and HD only)
*4 (Z•150 Only) Bass DOWN (Z, S12, and HD only)
*2 (Z•150 Only) Treble UP (Z, S12, and HD only)
*5 (Z•150 Only) Treble DOWN (Z and HD only)
*3 (Z•150 Only) Loudness Contour ON/OFF toggle (Z only)
*6 (Z•150 Only) Spatial Enhancement ON/OFF toggle (Z only)
*0 (Z•150 Only) EQ Flat (Z, S12, and HD only)
*7 (Z•150 Only) Global Sequence
*8 (Z•150 Only) Global Sequence
*9 (Z•150 Only) Global Sequence
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Introduction
The Z•150 Direct Access Keypad is a companion to the Z•100 Intelligent In-Wall
Keypad that expands functionality to include:
• Numerical source control
• Additional source select - TV
• Zone-specific tone, loudness, & enhancement controls
• DSS menu control
• IR receiver included
Note: Please see the Z•100 Installation Manual for important information about
the Z•100 Intelligent In-Wall Keypad.
IR Tube
The IR Tube is a high-gain Infrared Receiver that is mounted in the Z•150 Direct
Access Keypad. No additional wiring is required as the IR Tube simply plugs into a
connector located on the back of the Z•100 keypad. The drawing below shows the
IR Tube’s pinout should the plug be removed.
Installation
Rough-In Boxes
Z•100/Z•150 combinations will mount in most 32 cu. in. boxes.
Note: Please verify the internal interior dimension requirements
before specifying or installing J-boxes!
Use J-boxes with the following internal dimensions:
Z•100/Z•150 4”W X 3”H X 2.5”D
Keypads should be mounted at the same height as the light switches in the home. In
order to avoid Electro-Magnetic Interference (EMI), do not mount keypads close to
light dimmers. Leave at least one stud-bay open between keypads and dimmers
(leave more space if multiple dimmers are present). Do not mount keypads outdoors!
Corrosion will damage them. Also, when installing keypads with IR receivers, avoid
installing them in areas that will receive direct sunlight. The sunlight can flood the IR
receiver and make the system inoperative.
Wiring
Run Cat-5 wire from the head-end location to each Z•100/Z•150 location. Additional
Cat-5 is NOT NEEDED if using a Z•150 companion keypad. ELAN recommends the
use of C45P RJ-45 interface cables when installing keypads. The RJ-45 pinout for
each ELAN multi-room controller is included in the manual for that particular product.
Use of wire other than Cat-5 may produce undesired results (IR bandwidth can be nar-
rowed or interference may occur).
Note: Maximum keypad wire run is 500 feet.
Please consult your ELAN multi-room controller Installation Manual
for specific keypad connection details.
Stripe
Center
No Stripe
+12VDC
GND
IR
Connecting a Z•150 & IR Tube to a Z•100
Z•100
1. Make sure that the Z•100 is not connected to the ELAN multi-room controller,
Z•080, or stand-alone power supply.
2. Using the ribbon cable provided with the Z•150, push the multi-pin headers onto
the 12-pin jacks on both the Z•100 and the Z•150. Make sure that the stripe on
the ribbon cable lines up with Pin #1 on both ports.
Note: The Z•150 can be placed to either the right or left of the Z•100.
IR Tube
1. Make sure that the Z•100 is not connected to the ELAN multi-room controller,
Z•080, or stand-alone power supply.
2. Connect the IR Tube plug, TAB UP, to the 3-pin port located on the Z•100.
Programming
Allthough all Z•PADS come pre-programmed with ELAN default codes, it is necessary
to program them in order to achieve full functionality. IR commands must be down-
loaded to each keypad from VIA!®TOOLS setup software for each source that will be
controlled. Functionality will vary, depending on the needs of the homeowner.
Consult the table on p. 3 for specific ELAN system commands.
Note: Please see VIA!TOOLS Help file for detailed information about programming
Z•PADS.
Stripe
Stripe
Stripe
PIN 1
PIN 1
Ribbon Cable Position-No Z•025
PIN 1 PIN 1
100 150
Stripe
Ribbon Cable Position /w Z•025
Rear View
Programming
Allthough all Z•PADS come pre-programmed with ELAN default codes, it is necessary
to program them in order to achieve full functionality. IR commands must be down-
loaded to each keypad from VIA!®TOOLS setup software for each source that will be
controlled. Functionality will vary, depending on the needs of the homeowner.
Consult the table below for specific ELAN system commands.
Note: Please see VIA!TOOLS Help file for detailed information about
programming Z•PADS.
System Commands
The following table shows each system-level button and the ELAN default commands
that are associated with that button. Any button that is not listed in the table
is a normal button and can be programmed with a single IR code or a seven-step
sequence.
Note: Please see VIA!®TOOLS Help file for information about programming Z•PADS.
Z•100/150 BUTTON FUNCTION
Source 1-6 Selects Sources 1-6/Initiates Source-Select Sequence
OFF Press once for Zone OFF. Press twice for System OFF.
MUTE Zone MUTE ON/OFF toggle.
FAV Source-Specific Sequence, one per source
PARTY Global Sequence
*Used to access secondary function for each button
*Source 1-6 Selects sources 7-12/Initiates Source-Select Sequence
*VOLUME UP Whole-House Music ON
*VOLUME DN Whole-House Music OFF
*MUTE Do-Not-Disturb ON/OFF toggle
*FAV Global Sequence
*PARTY Global Sequence
*1 (Z•150 Only) Bass UP (Z, S12, and HD only)
*4 (Z•150 Only) Bass DOWN (Z, S12, and HD only)
*2 (Z•150 Only) Treble UP (Z, S12, and HD only)
*5 (Z•150 Only) Treble DOWN (Z and HD only)
*3 (Z•150 Only) Loudness Contour ON/OFF toggle (Z only)
*6 (Z•150 Only) Spatial Enhancement ON/OFF toggle (Z only)
*0 (Z•150 Only) EQ Flat (Z, S12, and HD only)
*7 (Z•150 Only) Global Sequence
*8 (Z•150 Only) Global Sequence
*9 (Z•150 Only) Global Sequence
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DIRECT-ACCESS KEYPAD
INSTALLATION MANUAL
2428 Palumbo Dr. Lexington, KY 40509
Voice (859) 269-7760
Sales (877) BUY-ELAN (289-3526)
Tech Support (800) 622-ELAN (3526)
www.elanhomes
y
stems.com
15
0
Status LEDs
Each keypad has multi-colored LEDs that indicate various conditions of system
status. The LEDs behave somwhat differently depending on what type of
system (S12, Stand-Alone, etc.) is being controlled. Status LEDs are a function of
VIA!®TOOLS programming and dipswitch settings. A keypad will not show correct
status indications if the dipswitches are in the wrong position. The diagram below
shows the Status LED behavior for each system type. Please see Dipswitch
Settings on p. 7.
The system types include:
•Stand-Alone (w/ Signal Sense) • ELAN Z•
•Stand-Alone (w/out Signal Sense) • ELAN S6
•ELAN HD •ELAN System12
Note: Please see VIA!TOOLS Help file for detailed information about programming
Z•PADS.
• SOURCE LEDs
• Stand-Alone (w/ Signal Sense)
RED-Source Selected
• ELAN HD
GREEN-Source 1-6 Selected
RED-Source 7-10 Selected
Flashing-Source Shared
• ELAN Z•
GREEN-Source Selected/Audio Detected
RED-Source Selected/Audio Not Detected
• ELAN S6
GREEN-Source Selected/Audio Detected
(Requires ELANSense™ Audio Sensor)
RED-Source Selected/Audio Not Detected
( or no Audio Sensor)
• ELAN System12
GREEN-Source 1-6 Selected
RED-Source 7-12 Selected
Flashing-Audio Not Detected
• SYSTEM LED
GREEN Solid-System On
GREEN Slow Flash-DND
ORANGE Fast Flash-IR Activity
w/ System On
RED Fast Flash-IR Activity
w/ System Off
• MUTE LED
• ELAN HD
Flashing-Zone is in Mute
• ELAN Z•
Zone is in Mute
• ELAN S6
Zone is in Mute
• ELAN System12
Zone is in Mute
• TV LED
RED-TV Source Selected
GREEN-TV Audio Detected
(w/Z•025)
ORANGE-TV Source Selected
and TV Audio Detected
(w/Z•025)
Dipswitch Settings
Each possible application has specific Z•100 dipswitch settings that will allow the
LEDs on the front of the keypad to display various status activities. The table below is
placed here for convenience and shows the dipswitch setting for each system type.
Stand-Alone
+12V Signal Sense Disabled
Stand-Alone
+12V Signal Sense Enabled
Z•System/S6 Zone 1
Z•System/S6 Zone 2
Z•System/S6 Zone 3
Z•System/S6 Zone 4
Z•System/S6 Zone 5
Z•System/S6 Zone 6
Z•System Zone 7
Z•System Zone 8
Z•System Zone 9
Z•System Zone 10
Z•System Zone 11
Z•System Zone 12
HD System
System12
Application Application
Dipswitch
Setting Dipswitch
Setting
Limited Warranty
ELAN HOME SYSTEMS, L.L.C (ELAN) warrants the Z•150 keypad to be free from defects in materi-
als and workmanship for two (2) years from date of purchase. If within the warranty period pur-
chaser discovers such item was not as warranted above and promptly notifies ELAN in writing,
ELAN shall repair or replace the items at the company’s option. This warranty shall not apply (a) to
equipment not manufactured by ELAN, (b) to equipment which shall have been installed by other
than an authorized ELAN installer, (c) to installed equipment which is not installed to ELAN’s speci-
fications, (d) to equipment which shall have been repaired or altered by others than ELAN, (e) to
equipment which shall have been subjected to negligence, accident, or damage by circumstances
beyond ELAN’s control, including, but not limited to, lightning, flood, electrical surge, tornado,
earthquake, or any other catastrophic events beyond ELAN’s control, or to improper operation,
maintenance or storage, or to other than normal use of service. With respect to equipment sold
by, but not manufactured by ELAN, the warranty obligations of ELAN shall in all respects conform
and be limited to the warranty actually extended to ELAN by its supplier. The foregoing warranties
do not cover reimbursement for labor, transportation, removal,installation, or other expenses which
may be incurred in connection with repair or replacement. Except as may be expressly provided
and authorized in writing by ELAN, ELAN shall not be subject to any other obligations or liabilities
whatsoever with respect to equipment manufactured by ELAN or services rendered by ELAN.
THE FORGOING WARRANTIES ARE EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER EXPRESSED AND
IMPLIED WARRANTIES EXCEPT WARRANTIES OF TITLE, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO
IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MECHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
ATTENTION: TO OUR VALUED CONSUMERS
To ensure that consumers obtain quality pre-sale and after-sale support and service, ELAN
Home Systems products are sold exclusively through authorized dealers. ELAN products are
not sold online. The warranties on ELAN products are NOT VALID if the products have been
purchased from an unauthorized dealer or an online E-tailer. To determine if your ELAN
reseller is authorized, please call ELAN Home Systems at (859) 269-7760.
4 5

DIRECT-ACCESS KEYPAD
INSTALLATION MANUAL
2428 Palumbo Dr. Lexington, KY 40509
Voice (859) 269-7760
Sales (877) BUY-ELAN (289-3526)
Tech Support (800) 622-ELAN (3526)
www.elanhomes
y
stems.com
15
0
Status LEDs
Each keypad has multi-colored LEDs that indicate various conditions of system
status. The LEDs behave somwhat differently depending on what type of
system (S12, Stand-Alone, etc.) is being controlled. Status LEDs are a function of
VIA!®TOOLS programming and dipswitch settings. A keypad will not show correct
status indications if the dipswitches are in the wrong position. The diagram below
shows the Status LED behavior for each system type. Please see Dipswitch
Settings on p. 7.
The system types include:
•Stand-Alone (w/ Signal Sense) • ELAN Z•
•Stand-Alone (w/out Signal Sense) • ELAN S6
•ELAN HD •ELAN System12
Note: Please see VIA!TOOLS Help file for detailed information about programming
Z•PADS.
• SOURCE LEDs
• Stand-Alone (w/ Signal Sense)
RED-Source Selected
• ELAN HD
GREEN-Source 1-6 Selected
RED-Source 7-10 Selected
Flashing-Source Shared
• ELAN Z•
GREEN-Source Selected/Audio Detected
RED-Source Selected/Audio Not Detected
• ELAN S6
GREEN-Source Selected/Audio Detected
(Requires ELANSense™ Audio Sensor)
RED-Source Selected/Audio Not Detected
( or no Audio Sensor)
• ELAN System12
GREEN-Source 1-6 Selected
RED-Source 7-12 Selected
Flashing-Audio Not Detected
• SYSTEM LED
GREEN Solid-System On
GREEN Slow Flash-DND
ORANGE Fast Flash-IR Activity
w/ System On
RED Fast Flash-IR Activity
w/ System Off
• MUTE LED
• ELAN HD
Flashing-Zone is in Mute
• ELAN Z•
Zone is in Mute
• ELAN S6
Zone is in Mute
• ELAN System12
Zone is in Mute
• TV LED
RED-TV Source Selected
GREEN-TV Audio Detected
(w/Z•025)
ORANGE-TV Source Selected
and TV Audio Detected
(w/Z•025)
Dipswitch Settings
Each possible application has specific Z•100 dipswitch settings that will allow the
LEDs on the front of the keypad to display various status activities. The table below is
placed here for convenience and shows the dipswitch setting for each system type.
Stand-Alone
+12V Signal Sense Disabled
Stand-Alone
+12V Signal Sense Enabled
Z•System/S6 Zone 1
Z•System/S6 Zone 2
Z•System/S6 Zone 3
Z•System/S6 Zone 4
Z•System/S6 Zone 5
Z•System/S6 Zone 6
Z•System Zone 7
Z•System Zone 8
Z•System Zone 9
Z•System Zone 10
Z•System Zone 11
Z•System Zone 12
HD System
System12
Application Application
Dipswitch
Setting Dipswitch
Setting
Limited Warranty
ELAN HOME SYSTEMS, L.L.C (ELAN) warrants the Z•150 keypad to be free from defects in materi-
als and workmanship for two (2) years from date of purchase. If within the warranty period pur-
chaser discovers such item was not as warranted above and promptly notifies ELAN in writing,
ELAN shall repair or replace the items at the company’s option. This warranty shall not apply (a) to
equipment not manufactured by ELAN, (b) to equipment which shall have been installed by other
than an authorized ELAN installer, (c) to installed equipment which is not installed to ELAN’s speci-
fications, (d) to equipment which shall have been repaired or altered by others than ELAN, (e) to
equipment which shall have been subjected to negligence, accident, or damage by circumstances
beyond ELAN’s control, including, but not limited to, lightning, flood, electrical surge, tornado,
earthquake, or any other catastrophic events beyond ELAN’s control, or to improper operation,
maintenance or storage, or to other than normal use of service. With respect to equipment sold
by, but not manufactured by ELAN, the warranty obligations of ELAN shall in all respects conform
and be limited to the warranty actually extended to ELAN by its supplier. The foregoing warranties
do not cover reimbursement for labor, transportation, removal,installation, or other expenses which
may be incurred in connection with repair or replacement. Except as may be expressly provided
and authorized in writing by ELAN, ELAN shall not be subject to any other obligations or liabilities
whatsoever with respect to equipment manufactured by ELAN or services rendered by ELAN.
THE FORGOING WARRANTIES ARE EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER EXPRESSED AND
IMPLIED WARRANTIES EXCEPT WARRANTIES OF TITLE, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO
IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MECHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
ATTENTION: TO OUR VALUED CONSUMERS
To ensure that consumers obtain quality pre-sale and after-sale support and service, ELAN
Home Systems products are sold exclusively through authorized dealers. ELAN products are
not sold online. The warranties on ELAN products are NOT VALID if the products have been
purchased from an unauthorized dealer or an online E-tailer. To determine if your ELAN
reseller is authorized, please call ELAN Home Systems at (859) 269-7760.
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