Honeywell Home PROA7 and PROA7PLUS - Local Program Guide - Dated 02/21 Rev. H

PROA7PLUS/
PROA7

Series

Security Systems

Local Programming Guide

Local Alarm Mode

Upon initial power
-up the system provides options to set up the communicator or Set the Panel as a Local System with no
Communications. If not reporting to a Central Station or using AN360 to set up the control, select Local Alarm Mode to bypass
the
commun
icator setup and direct you to the "Home" screen.


Disabling/Enabling Local Alarm Mode from Programming
To access the Local
Programming option,
select
the Menu
icon on the
home
screen, then
select
Tools > enter 4-digit installer code
(default 4112) > scroll down to "Local Alarm Mode". Toggling this option on and off displays
two messages:

Disabling

Enabling



NOTE:

Enabling “Local Alarm Mode"
will:

•
Remove all Cell setup/test options from view at the panel

•
Disable the following features:

-

‘Communicator’ and ‘Reporter’ sections in Installer Local Programming Mode

-

All connection with AN360 for remote programming, diagnostics, etc.

-
All Central Station Reporting of events

-

TC2 remote services

Local Programming

To access the local programming mode, select the Menu
icon on the home screen, then select Tools > enter 4-digit installer code
(default 4112) > scroll down to > scroll down to "Programming".



QS-178-V1
Tools
System Information
System Tests
Programming
Local
Alarm Mode
BLE Local Programming Mode Adding/Editing Partitions

Field
Name

Programming Options

Information

Select “P1: HOME PARTITION” to Edit OR “+ADD” to enable up to three additional partitions.

Partition Name

Home Partition

Partition-02 (If enabled)

Partition-03 (If enabled)

Partition
-
04 (If enabled)

Programmable and each partition should be given a name.

Description



Entry Delay 1

None

15 Seconds

30 Seconds

45 Seconds

60 Seconds

90 Seconds

2 Minutes

3 Minutes

4 Minutes

The time period

in which you must disarm the system before an alarm
condition occurs after activating a zone with response type entry/exit 1 or
interior with delay assigned to it.

Entry Delay 2

None

15 Seconds

30 Seconds

45 Seconds

60 Seconds

90 Seconds

2 Minutes

3 Minutes

4 Minutes

The time period in which you must disarm the system before an alarm
condition occurs after activating a zone with response type entry/exit 2
assigned to it.
NOTE:
Must be equal to or greater than Entry Delay 1

Exit Delay

45
Seconds

60 Seconds

90 Seconds

120 Seconds

The time period in which you have to exit the premises after arming the
system to any mode.
Arm Ding

All RF

None

RF KeyFob

RF Keypad

Confirmation of Arm and Disarm ding is provided when 'Arm Ding' via RF
Fob or RF keypad is enabled in programming. The arm ding occurs after
the exit delay has expired and the disarm ding occurs immediately after
disarming with a keyfob or RF keypad, and is longer than arming
confirmation ding.

Quick Arm

Enabled

Disabled

Quick Arm allows arming the system without entering a user code.
Select

the Away, Stay, or Night Shield to arm.

Force Bypass

Enabled

Disabled

When Force Bypass is enabled for a Partition in programming, the user is
presented with the "BYPASS & ARM" option
from the Home Screen
when a zone is faulted. When select
ed the panel will Bypass all Faulted
zones and Arm when Arm Away, Home, or Night is
selected.

When Force bypass is not enabled this option is not presented, instead
faulted zones must be bypassed from the Sensors screen before the user
will be presented with the Arm option.

Chime Mode

Enabled

Disabled

This toggles the chime feature on or
off for the selected partition. The
"Chime" feature of the system is controlled by the end user with a toggle
command (Settings
->Chime). Whether or not a zone will chime is
determined during initial programming or by the user in the "Sensors"
section of th
e Tools Menu. There are 11 options to customize each zone
for individual chime sounds.

Quick Exit

Enabled

Disabled

Quick Exit allows the user to
select

the Quick Exit
option

to restart the
exit delay AFTER exit delay has expired only when the system is armed
in HOME or NIGHT mode. This is to allow for someone to enter or exit
without having to disarm the system. If Quick Exit is not enabled the
Quick Exit
option

will not appe
ar on the
Touchs
creen for the user.

Silent Exit

Enabled

(Not Programmable)

The Audible Exit warning can be disabled from any
Touchscreen

with
each Arming by
select
ing 'Silent Exit' before
select
ing Arm Away. This will
prevent the panel and remote keypad
s from giving Exit warning sounds
for the entire duration of Exit time on this attempt.

NOTE:

When 'Silent Exit' is selected the panel will DOUBLE the exit
delay time.

Power Up in previous

Enabled

(Not Programmable)


If the panel is powered
completely down (AC and Backup Battery), it will
return to its' previous state when power is restored. If the panel was
armed custom with zones bypassed it will return to that same state on
powerup.

Restart Exit Time

Enabled

(Not
Programmable)


'Exit Delay Restart' allows the user to
select

the 'Restart Timer' key any
time DURING the exit delay after arming NIGHT, HOME or AWAY. to
restart the Exit time. This can be done once during Away arming exit
delay, and unlimited times during
Home or Night arming exit delay.

NOTE:
When armed Away, if an entry/exit door is tripped a second time
before exit delay time expires, the Exit delay time will always
restart.

Display Exit Time

Enabled

(Not Programmable)
The Display will show the countd
own of exit delay time in seconds on the
screen of the Main Console and/or all keypads in that Partition.
Field
Name

Programming Options

Information

Auto Stay Arming

Enabled

Disabled

When the Partition is armed to Away and an entry/exit door was not
violated within the programmed exit delay time, the Partition will
automatically arm HOME at the end of Exit Delay.


The panel will Auto Stay Arm when armed Away via:
Main Panel or
Keypad.


The panel will NOT Auto Stay arm when armed Away via: Keyfob or Total
Connect

NOTE:
If O/C reports are being sent, the system will report both Away
and Stay. If the panel is armed Instant the Instant mode will
remain once it changes to Auto Stay Arm. It will Arm in the Stay
Instant mode.

Common Partition

Enable

Disable

Selectable for partition
three or four
. Select to Enable the Common
Lobby Logic for Partition
3 or
4.

Adding Peripherals (Sensors
and
Keyfobs)


Field Name

Programming Options

Information

1. Select "Peripherals"



2.
Select

"Add Sensor" (+ in the upper
right
-
hand

corner)



Field Name

Programming Options

Information

3
. Learn the MAC Address

LEARN the MAC Address
OR enter the serial number

For SiX™
,
Motion Viewer
, PROSiXLCDKP

activate the sensor

or keypad

as instructed in the sensor's or keypad's
installation guide and watch the
led flash rapidly, and within 20 seconds go solid for 3 seconds indicating
success.
For 5800 or Takeover manually enter the serial number by select
ing "Add
Manually"
.
NOTE:

The pa
nel will accept a maximum of 7 digits and will not accept
special characters.

4
. Partitions

Home Partition

Choose partition to assign the sensor.

5. Service

Select

Add if more than one
service is available.

Applies to multi
-
service

products such as the
PRO
SiXCT
, etc.

6
. Zone Number

Enter Zone Number

Defaults to the first available zone.

7. Loop Number/Service

1,2,3,4 (5800)

Reed (PROSiX)
External
(PROSiX)
1
-

8 Contact (SiXC2W)

Each transmitter may support multiple services, such as
PROSiXCOMBO, PROSiXSMOKE, PROSiXCT, PROSiXSHOCK, etc.
Select the correct service/Loop for this zone. Select Add Service to use
more services on the device.

8. Zone Description 1

Enter Zone
Description 1

Enter Zone Descriptors. Choose from the presented list for Spoken
Words, or enter spoken custom words (PROA7/PROA7PLUS must have
Wi
-Fi and internet connectivity or cellular coverage).

NOTES:

•

The control panel uses a text
-to
-speech feature, once the custom
word is created, it requires the control panel to download the
information (after exiting programming). This may take several
minutes.

•

If a custom descriptor is used, the control panel does not display or
annunciate the Device Type.

•

If a us
er enters the Device Type in Descriptor 1 or 2, the control panel
will not display or annunciate the device type.

9. Zone Description 2

Enter Zone Description 2

10
. Device Type

Enter predefined word:
Police, Door, Environmental,
Flood, Medical, Other,
Temperature, Window,
Garage Door, Glass Break,
and Motion Sensor

This populates based on the PROSiX transmitter type learned. Choose
from the options presented, and corresponding Response type. The
'Device Type' chosen will be Spoken as the Third Zone Descriptor
(unless Other is selected)

11. Response Type


Select the Zone Response type from the list presented based on the
Device Type selected

12. Report

Enabled

Disabled

Enables/Disables Alarm Report to be sent to Central Station


Field Name

Programming Options

Information

1
3
. Supervis
ed

RF Supervised

RF Unsupervised

Enable
/Disables

device

Supervision
.

14. Sensor Version

Not programmable


1
5
. Chime


Disabled, Standard, Melody,
Melody Long,

Ascend, Ascend Long,

Alert 1, Alert 2, Doorbell 1,
Doorbell 2, Evolve

This option is not programmable for the following Device Types: Not
Used, Smoke Detector, Heat Sensor, Carbon Monoxide Detector,
Medical, Fire, O
ther, Temperature, Police

Pet Immunity

Enabled

Disabled

Only available for
PRO
SiX Motion Sensors

Arm Night

Enabled

Disabled

Only available for any sensor with a Device Type of Motion Sensor or
Motion Viewer
s

Sensitivity

Max Sensitivity

Medium
Sensitivity

Low Sensitivity

Lowest Sensitivity
High Sensitivity

Only Available for
PRO
SiX Glass Break (
PRO
SiXGB) and
Shock
Sensors
(PROSiXSHOCK)
and Motion Viewers

NOTE:
Motion Viewers support Low Sensitivity and High Sensitivity

Intrusion Type

Video Mode

Picture Mode

Only Available for Motion

Viewer
s

One Go / All Go

Enabled

Disabled

Only available for
PRO
SiX Smoke/Heat/CO Devices

Deleting Sensors

On the Sensors page, select the check box next to the zone to delete, then
select Delete. A message appears, "Delete Sensor. Selected 2 sensors will
be deleted" Select Cancel or Delete to remove the selected sensors from the
control.


Adding Wi
-Fi Touchscreen (PROWLTOUCH) Keypads using the home router

The
PROA7/PROA7PLUS control panel supports the Wi
-Fi Touchscreen Keypad (PROWLTOUCH). To enroll the PROWLTOUCH
through the home router perform the following steps:

Field Name

Programming Options

Information

1.

Connect the control panel to the home's
router.



2.

Power up the PROWLTOUCH



3.

Connect the PROWLTOUCH to the same
wireless network.


This must be the same wireless network the control panel is enrolled
.

4.
On the
control panel
, s
elect Settings >
Secondary Keypad > "+" (in the upper right
-
hand corner)


"Add Wi
-
Fi Touchscreen" window is displayed. Because you are
choosing to connect to the home router no
other steps on the control
panel are needed
.

5
.

PROWLTOUCH searches for the control
panel and asks you to pair the two together.

O
r, you can manually input
the IP address of the
control
.

Follow the on
-
screen prompts to connect the PROWLTOUCH to the
correct partition.

Adding Wi
-Fi Touchscreen
(PROWLTOUCH)
Keypads
and Netgear EX6120 Wi
-Fi Extenders
using the control
panel as an access point

If you choose not to use the installation site'
s wireless network, or if one
is not available, you can use the PROA7/PROA7PLUS control
as an access point and connect the PROWLTOUCH and/or Netgear EX6120 extender directly to the control. In local programming
perform the following steps:

Field Name

Programming Options

Information

1.

Select "Peripherals"



2.

Select "Add" (+ in the upper
right
-
hand

corner)



3.

Select "Add Wi
-
Fi Touchscreen"

on the
control panel.

This can also be accessed
by selecting "Settings >
Secondary Keypad >
Enrollment"


Or

"Tools > Wi
-Fi Touchscreen
Enrollment
"
Opens the Wi
-Fi Touchscreen Enrollment window:


Field Name

Programming Options

Information
4.

Select
the ProSeries SSID

on the Wi
-
Fi
Touchscreen
and enter the password.
Or, if
adding the Netgear
EX6120 Wi
-Fi extender,
press the WPS button to enroll it.


NOTES:


•

You can use the WPS option in Wi
-Fi configuration if changing the Wi
-
Fi network on the Add Wi
-Fi Touchscreen window.

•

AN360 can be used to determine if the Wi
-Fi touchscreen is attached
to the customer's router or the panel's access point. It will
display

"Panel Wifi AP" under the "Connected to/Via" column
if the Wi
-Fi
touchscreen keypad is connected directly to the acce
ss point in the
control panel
.
•

The
Netgear EX6120 Wi
-Fi Extender can extend the range of the
wireless access point
to provide additional coverage.

Z-Wave Peripherals

Field Name

Programming Options

Information

Enrolled Devices


Displays all the
enrolled devices.

Inclusion Mode


Puts the controller in inclusion mode so it can learn new devices.

Exclusion Mode


Puts the controller in exclusion mode so it can delete or reset
devices.

Local Controller Info


Provides information about the controlle
r

Enter Learn Mode



Update Network


Updates the paths in the Z
-
Wave network

Remove All Failed Devices


Removes any device that has failed

Reset Control


Resets the controller to factory default, however this does not
exclude devices. You will
have to run exclusion to reset devices.

Adding/Editing Users

Field Name

Programming Options

Information

User Name


Assign a name to the user

User Code


Assign a 4
-
digit user code

Authority Level

Standard

User
, Duress,
Guest, Arm Only, Partition
Master


Assign per enabled
partition.

•

Standard User
–

Can arm, disarm, and bypass zones.

•

Duress
: Can arm and disarm the control, but used in case of a
duress situation because it sends a report (Contact ID E121
Duress) to the Central Station when
entered.

•

Guest
– Can arm, but cannot disarm unless it was used to arm.
Additionally, it cannot disarm if the system was armed via the
Quick Arm feature.

•

Arm Only
–
Can arm, but cannot disarm.

•

Partition Master
– Can add and delete Security Codes just like
the System Master Code, except it cannot change or delete the
System Master Code.

Bluetooth Disarm


(PROA7PLUS Series only)

Assigns user to Bluetooth device (Smart phone)

Z
-
Wave Lock Control

None, Sync user code to
lock, Sync user code to
lock & disarm

Allows user code to be pushed to the lock

and if "Sync user code to
lock & disarm" is selected the code will unlock the door and disarm
partition one
.
NOTE:

Partition
one

only

Enabling/Disabling Panics

Field Name

Programming Options

Information

Panic
–

Fire

Enable/Disable

Touch the toggle switch on the right to disable the panic from
showing up on the keypad.


NOTE:
the panics are enabled by default.

Panic
–

Medical

Enable/Disable

Panic
–

Police

Enable/Disable

Panic
–

Silent Alarm

Enable/Disable


Advanced Programming

Field Name

Programming Options

Information

COMMUNICATOR

Old Alarm Time

10 Minutes

15 Minutes

30 Minutes

1 Hour
2 Hours

4 Hours

8 Hours

12 Hours

24 Hours

The old alarm time sets how long an
undelivered alarm is retried
for delivery to the Central Station. If the message is not validated, it
is retried until the old alarm time is reached or the message is
validated.


Once Old Alarm Time has been exceeded, the radio will clear the
message from its buffer and can notify the Control Panel via
trouble notification.

Communication Path (internal Device)

Cellular

Wi
-Fi
Wi
-Fi and Cellular

Select the Communications path.


Wi
-
Fi Fault Time

0
-
99 Minutes

60 Minutes
In the event the module detects a
Wi
-
Fi communication path
failure, enter the time delay (in minutes) before the module notifies
the Control Panel with a trouble message. The Control Panel can
then notify the Central Station over an alternate path.

Cellular Fault Time

0
-
99 Minutes

60
Minutes

In the event the module detects a Cellular communication path
failure, enter the time delay (in minutes) before the module notifies
the Control Panel with a trouble message. The Control Panel can
then notify the Central Station over an alternate pa
th.

Use DHCP

Enable

(Not Programmable)


SYSTEM

Alarm Report Delay

No Delay

15 Seconds

30 Seconds
45 Seconds

The Control Panel can delay the Central Station communication
when a Burglary Alarm occurs. The delay applies to ALARM only,
and will not apply to Fire, CO, or 24 hr panic zone types.

Burglary Alarm Sound

Enabled

Disabled

When enabled, an audible alarm, which includes any zone type
that would activate an external sounder, automatically increases
the volume of the panel's internal sounder to 85dB. When disabled,
audible alarms will sound from the panel at a low db sound, used
for testing purposes.

NOTE:
External Sounders are not disabled when "Burg Alarm
Sound" is disable.

Time Zone Offset

(UTC
-
5:00 Eastern Time
(US & Canada)

Select the correct Time Zone

Daylight Savings Time

Enabled

Disabled

Enables/Disables Daylight Savings Time

Temperature Unit

Fahrenheit

Celsius

Select display for Z
-
Wave Thermostat devices

User Language

English

Select English, Spanish, French, or Portuguese

Bluetooth Disarm

Enabled

Disabled

(PROA7PLUS Series only)

Handsfree disarm -
Supports up to 6 cell phones with Bluetooth.
Each is assigned to a user to disarm a selected Partition based on
proximity. Once the Entry delay begins, if the User's assigned Cell
phone is marked as having left and returned, the Partition will
Disarm and Log/Report the Disarm based on that User.

Enable Alexa

Enabled

Disabled

(PROA7PLUS Series only)

Enables or disables Amazon Alexa Voice service with skills. Can
be accessed via the Main Panel or PROWLTOUCH
Wi
-Fi keypads.
NOTE: requires Wi
-Fi
Backlight Timeout

No

30 Seconds
2 minutes

10 minutes

30 minutes

Sets the Control Panel backlight timeout period.

Installer Language

English

Select English, Spanish, French, Portuguese

Lack of Usage Notify

Disabled

7 Days

30
Days

60 Days

90 Days

180 Days

When enabled the system notifies the Central Station if an end
user does not operate (arm/disarm) any partition in the security
system within a specified amount of time. The time is reset per
arm/disarm event. If triggered, the system will send a System
Inactivity report of E654. There is no local annunciation indicating
that the report has been sent to the CS.


Advanced Programming
(Continued)

Field Name

Programming Options

Information

RF Jam

Disabled

RF Jam Log

RF Jam Log and Report

Detects a condition that may impede proper RF reception (i.e.,
jamming
or other RF interference). RF jamming occurs when
something in our frequency range (345MHz and 2.4Ghz) has been
transmitting for 20 seconds or longer. In any Armed/Disarmed state
it causes the display to show a triangle with an exclamation point
inside and the message RF Jam with a rapid trouble beeping that
can be silenced with any key selection. If trouble reporting is
enabled a report to Central Monitoring Station (E344 RF Receiver
Jam) will be sent. Once the trouble is cleared a Restore report will
be
sent (R344) if Trouble Restore reporting is enabled. The
reported zones are 900 for 5800 Wireless, 905 for SiX Wireless
and 906 for Wiselink.

NOTE:

The panel can still be Armed if an RF Jam condition exists.

Burglary Bell Timeout

No

4 Minutes

8 Minutes

12 Minutes

16 Minutes

Select the time for timeout of the Burglary Alarm Sounder.

Fire Bell Timeout

No

4 Minutes

8 Minutes

12 Minutes

16 Minutes

Select the time for timeout of the Fire Alarm Sounder.

Number of Reports (Swinger Shutdown)

1
-
6

2
Limits the number of messages sent per zone to the Central
Station during an armed period, and how many times the local
sounder will sound per zone per armed period. Also, limits Motion
Viewer captures per Armed period

First Test Report Offset

6 Hours

12
Hours

18 Hours

24 Hours

Select the time for the first test report following power
-
up of the
Control Panel.

Report Frequency

Never

Every Day

Every 7 Days

Every 30 Days

Select the Report Frequency for the Periodic Test report.

Panel Sync Delay Time

0
-

120 Minutes

3

Minute
s

Select to set a delay time for the panel to sync back with AlarmNet
360 when a change is made locally.

REPORT SELECTION

Arm Away

Enabled

Disabled

Panel can report Open
-
Disarm/Close
-
Arm by user. If enabled all
users will report via any path enabled. Reports User 0-
96 and
keyfobs also report the user number associated with the fob.
Remote Arms or Power up Armed reports as User 0. Panel will
report Open even if Closing report is not enabled.

Arm Stay

Enabled

Disabled

Disarm

Enabled

Disabled

Exit Error

Enabled

(Not Programmable)

If the system is armed and an entry/exit or interior zone is still
open after the exit delay time has expired, an alarm will sound and
the entry delay timer is started. If the system is disarmed before
the end of the entry delay, the alarm sounding will stop and no
message will be sent to the Central Station. The system status bar
will display "ALARM CANCELED" as well as Alarm and the
descriptor of the zone or zones that were left open. If the system is
not disarmed before the end of the entry delay mentioned above,
and an entry/exit or interior zone is still open, an E374 (Exit Error
Alarm) message will be sent to the Central Station, along with the
Alarm on faulted zone. The message "Alarm, Exit Error" will
display in the system status bar and the alarm sounding will
continue until the system is disarmed (or timeout occurs).

Alarm Restore

Enabled

Disabled

If enabled, all alarm restores are sent to the Central Station.

Test

Enabled

(Not Programmable)

Reports are sent to the Central Station when a
test has been
initiated.

Test Restore
Enabled

(Not Programmable)

Reports are sent to the Central Station when a test
mode has
been exited
.
Low Battery

Enabled

Disabled

If enabled, Low System battery report is sent to Central Station.

Low
Battery Restore

Enabled

Disabled

If enabled, Low System battery report restore is sent to Central
Station.


Advanced Programming
(Continued)

Field Name

Programming Options

Information

RF Low Battery

Enabled

Disabled

If enabled, RF
Transmitter low battery report is sent to the Central
Station.

RF Low Battery Restore

Enabled

Disabled

If enabled, RF Transmitter low batter restore report is sent to the
Central Station.

Recent Closing

Enabled

(Not Programmable)

If enabled, a Recent Closing is sent to the Central Station. A
Recent Closing condition is similar to an Exit Error condition but
,
occurs if a Burg Alarm occurs on the panel within two minutes of
the exit delay expiring. If a recent closing condition occurs, both
recent closing E459 by user, and the alarm report are sent. This
alerts the Central Station that the Alarm may be due to User error.

Event Log Full

Enabled

Disabled

If enabled, and once the event log reaches its 4,000 event
capacity it sends an event log full event to Central Station.

Trouble
Enabled

Disabled

If enabled, reports Troubles to the Central Station.

Trouble Restore

Enabled

Disabled

If enabled,
reports Trouble restore to the Central Station.

Bypass

Enabled

Disabled

If enabled, reports all zone bypasses to the Central Station.

Bypass Restore
Enabled

Disabled

If enabled, reports all zone bypass restores to the Central Station.

AC Loss

Enabled

Disabled

If enabled, AC Loss reports to the Central Station.

AC Loss Restore

Enabled

Disabled

If enabled, AC Loss Restore reports are sent to the Central
Station.

Backlight Timeout

The
Backlight Timeout
option turns off the screen after the predefined time period expires. This is found in the Display & Audio
Settings (pull down tab is at the top middle of the screen). Options are shown
below. When a qualified event occurs, or the screen is
touched, th
e screen display returns
.
NOTE:
This does not disable the LED's.














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