Is Tuxedo Touch considered a VISTA-20P AUI Device?
The Honeywell Tuxedo Touch talking color graphic touchscreen alarm keypad is compatible with nearly all VISTA Series alarm control panels. If you have the VISTA-20P alarm control panel, you will have to address the Tuxedo Touch keypad before you can use it. You will need to assign a device address within the Tuxedo Touch keypad programming options. To enter programming on the Tuxedo Touch, simply power up the keypad. The boot sequence will begin and "Set ECP Address" will be displayed.
You will need to set the Tuxedo Touch to an available AUI device address within your VISTA-20P device address programming. A VISTA-20P with a software revision of 3.0 supports (2) AUI devices and a VISTA-20P with a software revision of 5.0 or higher supports (4) AUI devices. Device address 1 will always be set as an AUI device by default the the VISTA-20P. Therefore, when your Tuxedo Touch displays "Set ECP Address", you can leave the address set to (1) and press apply. The other available AUI device addresses are 2, 5 and 6 with a VISTA-20P. If you are using multiple Tuxedo Touch keypads, or you have device address 1 set as an AUI device for your Total Connect account, your Tuxedo Touch will display "ECP Error" and you will need to assign a different device address within your Tuxedo Touch.
To program an ECP device address, press 'Setup' then 'System Setup' and finally 'CS Setup'. You will be prompted for your installed code and you should enter the default installer code of '4140' if the Tuxedo Touch is not connected to your VISTA-20P. If it is connected to your alarm control panel, you should use the installer code programmed into your VISTA-20P. Next, press 'ECP Address' and use the up and down arrows to choose the correct device address. Make sure to also set up your chosen device address as an AUI address within your VISTA-20P device addressing menu.
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