Vista 15P Wiring

[SanguineIllusion]

Anyone happen to have a Vista 15P wiring diagram on hand? I'm doing
some research to try to install it myself or at least understand
better how it works if I decide to go with a professional installer.

 

[Frank Olson]

Anyone happen to have a Vista 15P wiring diagram on hand? I'm doing
some research to try to install it myself or at least understand
better how it works if I decide to go with a professional installer.

There's usually one inside the door of the can, however, that is NOT
going to help you much. What you need is the installation and
programming manual. And if you don't have the full alpha keypad, you're
"hooped".

 

[Robert L Bass]

Anyone happen to have a Vista 15P wiring diagram on hand? I'm doing
some research to try to install it myself or at least understand
better how it works if I decide to go with a professional installer.

Call and I'll give you access to download all the manuals for free.

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Regards,
Robert L Bass

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Sales & Tech Support 941-925-8650
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[Frank Olson]

Another RLB wannabe DIY'er

I hope he's not expecting actual "help" from an idiot that thinks
there's a 24 volt version of the Vista 128.

 

[Robert L Bass]

Or the idiot who thinks the Allegro has an integrated dialer

He's wrong about the Vista-128. It is indeed available in a 24 Volt model.
Here's a link to a page describing the unit:
http://www.bassburglaralarms.com/product_319216_detailed.htm
There are 52 of them in stock.

There are several kits available which include the 24-Volt panel which
actually cost less than the panel only. For example, the
V128FBP-PAK2 consists of a 24-Volt Vista-128FBP, a 6160CR commercial fire
keypad and a 5140DLM dialer module. This kit retails for $624. Here's a link
to the kit:
http://www.bassburglaralarms.com/product_319217_detailed.htm

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Regards,
Robert L Bass

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Bass Home Electronics
4883 Fallcrest Circle
Sarasota · Florida · 34233
http://www.bassburglaralarms.com
Sales & Tech Support 941-925-8650
Customer Service 941-870-2310
Fax 941-870-3252
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[Doug]

He's wrong about the Vista-128. It is indeed available in a 24 Volt
model. http://www.security.honeywell.com/hsc/products/control/co/14968.html

http://library.ademconet.com/MWT/fs2/1/1403.pdf
Regards,
Robert L Bass

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http://www.bassburgIaraIarms.com
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Not to worry Frank, it could be worse, at least you didn't keep harping on
about an idiot who thinks there is a 24 volt version.


Doug

 

[Frank Olson]

He's wrong about the Vista-128. It is indeed available in a 24 Volt
model. Here's a link to a page describing the unit:
<snip>
There are 52 of them in stock.

There are several kits available which include the 24-Volt panel which
actually cost less than the panel only. For example, the
V128FBP-PAK2 consists of a 24-Volt Vista-128FBP, a 6160CR commercial
fire keypad and a 5140DLM dialer module. This kit retails for $624.
Here's a link to the kit:
<snip>

And if you want proof that burglars avoid "Alarm Farce protected homes",
please feel free to visit *their* website.

You're so full of yourself, it's amazing. Why not RTFM, Bass
(specifically page 3-4)? The Vista 128 is a 12 volt panel. The 128-24
incorporates a 24 volt power supply module (called a PS-24) that
converts the NAC circuits to 24 volt DC outputs. There is no "24 volt
version" of the panel. You can purchase the module separately and
install it on *any* 128FB to accomplish the exact same thing. You're an
idiot, Bass. You've obviously never seen one, sold one, installed one,
or provided technical support on one and *this* proves it.

Page 3-29 details the connection requirements of the PS-24. Page 3-30
tells you SPECIFICALLY how to hook up the batteries. GASP!! There's a
12 volt battery to power the 128FB and a 24 volt battery to power the
notification appliances... Gee... That must mean that the Vista 128 is
a 12 volt panel...

While we've got the manual open, why not go to page 3-8 where it lists
the compatible two wire smoke detectors approved by UL. Do you see the
Napco Firewolf two wire smoke detector there anywhere? So much for your
"expertise" in fire alarm.

 

[Frank Olson]

Not to worry Frank, it could be worse, at least you didn't keep harping on
about an idiot who thinks there is a 24 volt version.

I saw that exact same webpage a couple of years ago and thought much
like Bass did. It wasn't until I read the manual and understood that
the *panel* is not 24VDC. Only the module powering the NAC circuits is.

 

[Frank Olson]

Or the idiot who thinks the Allegro has an integrated dialer

Did I actually say that??

 

[Frank Olson]

Did I actually say your name??

Oh, I see... You were referring to another idiot.

 

[Frank Olson]

No I WAS talking about the same idiot, I was just asking if I said your
name

ROFL! You're good. Ever thought of doing stand-up? You'd have tons of
young women throwing their bicycle shorts at you on stage...

 

[Jim]

ROFL! �You're good. �Ever thought of doing stand-up? �You'd have tons of
young women throwing their bicycle shorts at you on stage... �-

Dirty, sweaty, smelly, skidmarked ...... bicycle shorts.