Using the keypad:
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Operation 	Command
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<TR><TD>Enter Programming Mode 	<TD>[Installer Code] + [800]
<TR><TD>Review Programming Values 	<TD>[#] + [Data Field Number]
<TR><TD>Change Programming Values 	<TD>[*] + [Data Field Number]
<TR><TD>Clear Programming Location Contents 	<TD>[*] + [Data Field Number] + [*]
<TR><TD>Exit Programming Mode 	<TD>[*] + [99]
<TR><TD>Reset Panel to Default (Note: You will lose all programming!) 	<TD>[*] + [97]
<TR><TD>Enter Zone Programming (for setting Zone Attributes) 	<TD>[*] + [56]
(see note below) 
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User Codes
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One of the first things you will want to do when setting up your VISTA system is to program user codes. These codes are needed for arming and disarming the system and for making changes to the system settings. Each code will be assigned a different 2-digit user number in order to differentiate it from other codes. Some code types are required to be used with a specific user number. Up to 32 codes can be used with a VISTA 15P system, while a VISTA 20P or 21iP can support up to 48 codes.
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Default Installer Code - 4112
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Default Master Code - 1234
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<FONT SIZE=+1>Fear Not, Our system does not have default Installer and Master codes</A>

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The table below shows the different types of codes that can be used with the system:
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<TR><TD> Code Type<TD>Assignable User Slot<TD>Authority Level <TD>Functions
<TR><TD>Installer <TD>Must be 01.<BR> (Hard Coded) <TD>N/A 	<TD>Used for entering programming mode. Can arm the system, but can only disarm if it was the code used to arm the system. Cannot be deleted. Programmed in programming location *20.
<TR><TD>Master<TD>Must be 02.<BR> (Hard Coded) <TD>N/A 	<TD>Can perform all security functions, add/delete users, change current Master Code, view event log, set system clock, program keypad macro, program scheduled events, activate output devices. Cannot access programming. Cannot be deleted.
<TR><TD>User<TD>For VISTA15P, can be any value between 03 and 33.
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For VISTA 20P and 21iP, can be any value between 03 and 49. <TD>0 <TD>Can arm/disarm the system. Cannot add/delete users, view event log, set system clock or program scheduled events.
<TR><TD>Arm Only<TD>Same as User. <TD>1 <TD>Can only arm the system. Cannot disarm.
<TR><TD>Guest <TD>Same as User. 	<TD>2 	<TD>Can arm the system, but it can only disarm the system if it was the code used to arm the system.
<TR><TD>Duress 	<TD>Same as User. 	<TD>3 	<TD>Can disarm the system, but when Duress reporting is enabled, it will send an alert to the central station requesting immediate police dispatch. Should be used in emergency situations only.
<TR><TD>Partition Master (20P and 21iP only) <TD>Can be any value between 03 and 49. Partition 1 is default to 03, and Partition 2 is default to 33.
<TD>4 <TD>Same as the Master Code, but limited to specific partition only. Since the 15P only has one partition, it is not necessary to have any codes of this type on a VISTA 15P. 
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Audible Descriptors:
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<TH WIDTH="9%" > <TH WIDTH="9%" > <TH WIDTH="9%" > <TH WIDTH="9%" > <TH WIDTH="9%" >
<TR><TD>ALARM <TD>002 <TD>DOOR <TD>057 <TD>KITCHEN <TD>105 <TD>PATIO <TD>146 <TD>UPSTAIRS <TD>207
<TR><TD>ATTIC <TD>009 <TD>EMERGENCY <TD>067 <TD>LAUNDRY <TD>106 <TD>POLICE <TD>91 <TD>UTILITY <TD>208
<TR><TD>BABY <TD>012 <TD>EXIT <TD>071 <TD>LIBRARY <TD>109 <TD>POOL <TD>92 <TD>WINDOW <TD>217
<TR><TD>BACK <TD>013 <TD>FIRE <TD>079 <TD>LIVING <TD>113 <TD>ROOM <TD>162 <TD>YARD <TD>223
<TR><TD>BASEMENT <TD>016 <TD>FLOOR <TD>080 <TD>MAIN <TD>122 <TD>SHED <TD>168 <TD>ZONE <TD>225
<TR><TD>BATHROOM <TD>017 <TD>FRONT <TD>085 <TD>MASTER <TD>123 <TD>SHOP <TD>170 <TD>1ST <TD>228
<TR><TD>BEDROOM <TD>019 <TD>GARAGE <TD>089 <TD>MEDICAL <TD>125 <TD>SIDE <TD>173 <TD>2ND <TD>230
<TR><TD>CLOSED <TD>040 <TD>GUN <TD>094 <TD>MOTION <TD>131 <TD>SLIDING <TD>175 <TD>3RD <TD>232
<TR><TD>DEN <TD>050 <TD>HALL <TD>095 <TD>OFFICE <TD>136 <TD>SMOKE <TD>176
<TR><TD>DETECTOR <TD>052 <TD>HOUSE <TD>099 <TD>OPEN <TD>138 <TD>STORAGE <TD>185
<TR><TD>DINING <TD>053 <TD>INSIDE <TD>101 <TD>PANIC <TD>144 <TD>SUPERVISED <TD>190
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