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General| Brand | Paradox |
|---|---|
| Model | Esprit 738 |
| Category | Control Panel |
| Language | English |
Provides information about the manual, its scope, and the manufacturer.
Details specifications and features of various Esprit panel models.
Highlights advanced hardware, reduced components, and cross-panel compatibility.
Explains ATZ for 2 zones and tamper on a single wire.
Describes simplified keypad/PC programming and easy end-user access.
Details partitioning and high-speed communication features.
Covers event buffer, programmable outputs, and alarm relay functions.
Details auxiliary power and software for supervision/programming.
Lists communicator specs, formats, and panel operating modes.
Covers zone types, power, PGM outputs, modules, and keypads.
Provides current draw specifications for panels and keypads.
Guides on site selection, earth ground, and AC power connections.
Details programmable outputs, auxiliary power, and zone input terminals.
Covers keypad wiring and telephone line connection procedures.
Guidelines for initial power-up testing and programming approaches.
Instructions for battery connection and the panel's battery testing procedures.
Details single zone configurations with/without EOL resistors.
Explains the ATZ feature for 2 zones per circuit and wire fault recognition.
Discusses tamper/wire fault options and fire circuit wiring requirements.
Details various system arming and disarming modes like regular, stay, away.
Explains keypad functions, auto bypass, stay arming, and fast arming options.
Covers fast exit procedures, system disarming, and accessing alarm memory.
Introduces partitioning for two distinct systems and shared zones.
Specifies zone assignments for partitions A and B across different panel models.
Explains manual zone bypassing and enabling chime features.
Details how to activate panic alarms using keypad combinations.
Lists and describes common panel trouble conditions and indicators.
Covers telephone line monitoring issues and fire zone faults.
Instructions for setting and managing master and user access codes.
Describes quick programming options using single key presses.
Explains functions for reporting inactivity or late arming.
Details auto arming options and notes on timing functions.
Covers programming via Espload software or keypad interface.
Details hexa programming, upload/download access, and panel identifiers.
Instructions for setting installer code and programming telephone numbers.
Explains the use of account codes for system identification in partitioned setups.
Covers general reporting, assigning hexa codes, and partitioning impact.
Details codes for user identification and zone-specific alarms.
Explains codes for restoring normal status and reporting troubles.
Codes for restoring specific trouble conditions.
Lists preprogrammed Contact ID codes for events.
Describes high-speed and standard DTMF communication formats.
Details PGM output types (N.O./N.C.) and their programmable functions.
Provides examples of PGM programming addresses and functions.
Explains user code priority and how to enable/configure system partitioning.
Details telephone line monitoring options and PS1/keyswitch arming.
Covers auto arming, no movement detection, and touch tone dialing settings.
Discusses silent alarms, dialing rates, and reporting options like split/double reporting.
Details machine override, bell squawk, and auto zone shutdown functions.
Covers keypad panic signals, code length, tamper faults, and exit delay beeps.
Explains keypad zone supervision and disabling specific zones.
Describes various zone definition types like slow/fast, silent/audible, and 24-hour fire.
Details zone bypass enablement and system assignment for partitioning.
Covers auto test report time, auto arm/report options, and various delay settings.
Procedures for resetting the panel to factory default settings.
Information for notifying telephone companies and USOC jack requirements.
Discusses potential harm to the network and changes in company facilities.
Explains REN and facility contact for equipment maintenance.
Details Industry Canada certification, load number, and CSA transformer approval.
