Paradox Esprit+ 642 Assembly instructions

642 LCD KEYPAD V1.0 - INSTALLER’S GUIDE
The 642 LCD Keypad includes a programmable 32-character LCD screen, keypad zone, and supports the Paradox Memory Key.Allofthe
LCD keypad’s features and options can only be accessed through the keypad’s programming mode.
[1] LABELS
This option allows you to program some of the messages that appear on the keypad’s LCD screen. After entering Keypad Programming Mode,
select option
[1] . Enter the three-digit section that corresponds to the message you wish to change.
[101] to [124] = Zone 1 to Zone 24
[125] =PartitionA
[126] =PartitionB
[127] = Partition A & B
[201] to [208] = Notes
Table 1: Character Reference
[2] KEYPAD OPTIONS
After entering Keypad Programming Mode, select option [2]. Press the corresponding keys until all desired options are set, and then press
[ENTER].
Entering Keypad Programming Mode
STEP 1: Press and hold the [ENTER]key.
.
STEP 2: Enter the [KEYPAD CODE].Default: 0000
STEP 3: Press the key corresponding to the desired option or use the [ s ][ t ] keys
to scroll through the available options and press
[ENTER].
[1]= Labels [4]= Read Key [7]=SetDay
[2]= Options [5]=WriteKey [8]= Set Language
[3]= Keypad Code [6]=SetTime [9]= Keypad Lock
Key [UC] Mode [LC] Mode [SP] Mode
X1 X2 X3 X4 X1 X2 X3 X4 X1 X2 X3 X4
[1] ABC1abc-ÛÙÚÜ
[2] DEF2def&ûùúÔ
[3] GHI3ghi *ÒÓoô
[4] JKL4jkl(òóö¿
[5] MNO5mno)ÊÈÉË
[6] PQR6pqr[êèéë
[7] STU7stu]ÅÄåâ
[8] VWX8vwx>àáäA
[9] space Y Z 9 space y z < a ÎÌÍ
[0] @!=0‘ {}0ï iÑñ
Key Description OFF ON
[1] Keypad Zone
 Disabled  Enabled
[2] Keypad Zone Requires 1kΩEOL Resistor
 No  Yes
[3] Keypad Zone Set to
 Zone A  Zone B
[4] Keypad Zone Supervision
 Disabled  Enabled
[5] Keypad Tamper Supervision
 Disabled  Enabled
[6] Partitioning (Enable this option if the system is partitioned)
 Disabled  Enabled
[7] Master/Slave (See “Slave/Master Option” on page 2)
 Master  Slave
[8] Arming Display for systems that support
 Less than 12 zones  More than 12 zones
[9] Multiple Zone Display (status of several zones on one screen without zone label)
 Disabled  Enabled
[Arm] = A Scrolling Zone Display (each screen displays zone label and status of one zone)
 Disabled  Enabled
[Stay] = B Keypad Clock Mode
 Refreshed by Panel  Stand alone
[Force] = C DisplayACstatusonLCDscreen
Note: It is recommended that you turn on the option (No) for the 748/748ES pan-
els since they do not support this function.
 Yes  No
Bold = Default

Slave/Master Option
Only activate this option with panels featuring more than 12 zones. Only one LCD keypad can be master and all other LCD keypads
are slaves. All slave keypads (LCD and LED) must be used in “mute” mode.
[3] Keypad Code
Use this option to change the Keypad Code (default: 0000). After entering Keypad Programming Mode, select option [3]. Enter the new four-
digit keypad code. During the keypad’s power up, the display reads:
for keypad reset enter and clear. To set the keypad
code todefault,pressand hold the[ENTER]key.Without releasing the [ENTER]key, press and hold the [CLEAR]key. Hold both keysuntil the display
shows the system status.
[4] Read Key
Use this option to copy the programmed options and labels (messages) from a Paradox Memory Key to the keypad’s memory. Insert a
programmed Paradox Memory Key into the keypad connector labelled “key” (see Figure 1). After entering Keypad Programming Mode, select
option [4]
and then press the [ENTER]key. The display reads: Reading Key . The keypad will copy the contents from the key into keypad
memory. This may take approximately 15 seconds. Once the information has been copied, the keypad will emit a confirmation beep.
[5] Write Key
Use this option to copy the programmed options and labels (messages) from a keypad to a Paradox Memory Key. Insert the Paradox Memory
Key into the keypad connector labelled “key” (see Figure 1). Make sure the Memory Key’s jumper is on. After entering Keypad Programming
Mode, select option [5] and then press [ENTER]. The display will read:
Writing Key . This may take approximately 15 seconds. When the
process is complete, the keypad will emit a confirmation beep. Program one keypad, copy its contents to the memory key as explained in this
option, then program as many keypads as required using option [4] (see above).
[6] Set Time
Use this option to set or change the keypad time. Enter the time using the 24-hour clock (i.e. 4:05pm = [1] [6] [0] [5]).
[7] Set Day
Use this option to set or change the keypad day of week. Use the [ s ][ t ]keys to scroll through the days of the week. Press the [ENTER]key
to save the change.
[8] Set Language
Use this option to set or change the language the keypad will use to display all messages on the LCD screen. The keypad haseight languages
stored in memory. These include: English, French, Spanish, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Czech, and Slovak. Use the [
s ][ t ]keys to scroll
through the list. Press [ENTER]to save the selection.
[9] Keypad Lock
Use this option to prevent your keypad code from being set to default in the eventof a system shutdown.After selecting option[9], press keys:
[1],[4],[7] to lock your code. Once the keypad code is locked the system will not reset to the default code and the keypad will not display the
message:
For keypad Reset enter and clear during power up. To unlock, press [0],[0],[0].
Figure 1: Connection Overview
Power Input: Typically 11-16Vdc
Current Consumption: Typically 40mA, Max. 55mA
Tamper Switch: Yes
LCD: Super Twisted Nematic Display (STN),
wide viewing angle, 2 lines of 16 characters,
backlight, and adjustable contrast
Compatibility: All Esprit+ control panels (versions 3.0
onward)
Specifications may change without prior notice.