Honeywell

*41: enter receiver phone number

*43: enter account number

*47; enter 1

*48: enter 7, 7

*49: enter option 5

*54: enter 0

*55: enter 0

*65: enter 1

*66: enter 1, 1

*29: enter 0

*193: enter 1, 0

*84: enter 0 (optional for Auto Arm Stay)

To A BAT-LTE

  • Terminal 1(TIP) should be wired to Tip on the panel (used for communication)
  • Terminal 2(RING) should be wired to Ring on the panel (used for communication)
  • Terminal 3(6-24v-POS AUX) should be wired to Pos aux on the panel
  • Terminal 4(NEG AUX) should be wired to Neg aux on the panel
  • Terminal 5(Y IN) should be wired to the programmable output on the panel (used for interactive service)
  • Terminal 13(OC1) should be wired to any open zone on the panel (used for interactive service)
  • a zone resistor (used to indicate change of state) should be placed parallel on Terminal 3 to Terminal 5 on the BAT CDMA

To A BAT-CDMA (green board)

  • Terminal 1(TIP) should be wired to Tip on the panel (used for communication)
  • Terminal 2(RING) should be wired to Ring on the panel (used for communication)
  • Terminal 3(6-24v-POS AUX) should be wired to Pos aux on the panel
  • Terminal 4(NEG AUX) should be wired to Neg aux on the panel
  • Terminal 5(Y IN) should be wired to the programmable output on the panel (used for interactive service)
  • Terminal 13(OC1) should be wired to any open zone on the panel (used for interactive service)
  • a zone resistor (used to indicate change of state) should be placed parallel on Terminal 3 to Terminal 5 on the BAT CDMA

To A BAT-CDMA (black board)

  • Terminal 1(TIP) should be wired to Tip on the panel (used for communication)
  • Terminal 2(RING) should be wired to Ring on the panel (used for communication)
  • Terminal 3(POS AUX) should be wired to Pos aux on the panel
  • Terminal 4(NEG AUX) should be wired to Neg aux on the panel
  • Terminal 5(Y/TX) should be wired to the programmable output on the panel (used for interactive service)
  • Terminal 15(zone) should be wired to any open zone on the panel (used for interactive service)
  • a zone resistor (used to indicate change of state) should be placed parallel from Terminal 3 to Terminal 5 on the BAT CDMA

To a CAT-CDMA-L (black board)

  • Terminal 1(RING) should be wired to Ring on the panel (used for communication)
  • Terminal 2(TIP) should be wired to Tip on the panel (used for communication)
  • Terminal 3(NEG AUX) should be wired to Neg aux on the panel
  • Terminal 4(POS AUX) should be wired to Pos aux on the panel
  • Terminal 5(PGM) should be wired to the programmable output on the panel (used for interactive service)
  • Terminal 15(ZN) should be wired to any open zone on the panel (used for interactive service)
  • a zone resistor (used to indicate change of state) should be placed parallel from Terminal 3 to Terminal 5 on the CAT CDMA

To a CAT-CDMA (red board)

  • Terminal 1(RING) should be wired to Ring on the panel (used for communication)
  • Terminal 2(TIP) should be wired to Tip on the panel (used for communication)
  • Terminal 3(NEG AUX) should be wired to Neg aux on the panel
  • Terminal 4(POS AUX) should be wired to Pos aux on the panel
  • Terminal 5(PGM) should be wired to the programmable output on the panel (used for interactive service)
  • Terminal 8(ZN) should be wired to any open zone on the panel (used for interactive service)
  • a zone resistor (used to indicate change of state) should be placed parallel from Terminal 4 to Terminal 5 on the CAT CDMA

To A BAT-CDMA-L

  • Terminal 1(RING) should be wired to Ring on the panel (used for communication)
  • Terminal 2(TIP) should be wired to Tip on the panel (used for communication)
  • Terminal 3(NEG AUX) should be wired to Neg aux on the panel
  • Terminal 4(POS AUX) should be wired to Pos aux on the panel
  • Terminal 5(PGM) should be wired to the programmable output on the panel (used for interactive service)
  • Terminal 15(ZN) should be wired to any open zone on the panel (used for interactive service)
  • a zone resistor (used to indicate change of state) should be placed parallel from Terminal 3 to Terminal 5 on the BAT CDMA L

To a BAT-CDMA/WIFI/LTE

  • Terminal 1(TIP) should be wired to Tip on the alarm panel (used for communication)
  • Terminal 2(RING) should be wired to Ring on the alarm panel (used for communication)
  • Terminal 3(POS AUX) should be wired to Pos aux on the alarm panel
  • Terminal 4(NEG AUX) should be wired to Neg aux on the alarm panel
  • Terminal 5(Y IN) should be wired to the Yellow terminal on the alarm panel (used for interactive service)

·       Terminal 6(G IN) should be wired to the Green terminal on the alarm panel (used for interactive service)

Board Button Configuration

1 Tap – Device will go into WPS mode and should search for nearest WPS activated Wi-Fi router in the area.

2 Taps – Device will indicate Wi-Fi signal strength [Device must be paired to a Wi-Fi]

3 Taps – CDMA Module Service Provisioning (OTAP)

4 Taps – Device will force a firmware upgrade [Device must be paired to the a Wi-F- router]

5 Taps – Device will factory reset and lose connection to any Wi-Fi it was previously attached to.

  • Should any pairing issues occur, press the SW1 button 5 times to factory reset and start the pairing process over.

Activity (LED) Lights

LED 1 – is used for DHCP & Network connection diagnostics:

  • Solid: Indicates a connection has been made to Alula. (The device is Online)
  • 3-Flashes: Indicates the device is not connected to the Internet or is not assigned an address from the router
  • 7-Flashes: Indicates the device is still working on “AP Configuration”, therefore is not connected  to the WIFI Network.

 LED 2 –

  • Used to indicate keybus connectivity 

LED 6 – (When not connected to a Wi-Fi Router)

  • Flashing: Indicates device is searching for a router in WPS mode.
  • Solid: Indicates the device has found a router via WPS Mode. 

LEDs 3 to 6 – (When connected to a Wi-Fi Router)

  • Displays signal strength, indicated on device startup and updated every 4 hours