Honeywell International Inc. 8DL5804AP Manuale Utente

N7674-3   4/05 PRELIMINARY 

 

GENERAL INFORMATION 

The 5804AP is a compact, 4-button portable 
wireless transmitter intended for use only 
with wireless alarm systems that support 
QED 5800AP series receivers.  Each button 
on the transmitter may be programmed for 
any zone response, but is typically used for 
arming, disarming, panic, and relay 
activation.  Each button's response is 
assigned when programming the transmitter 
at the control (see the QED control's 
installation instructions). 
The 5804AP is powered by two replaceable 
lithium batteries designed to provide up to 4 
years of life.  For battery  installation, see 
Battery Access. 

PROGRAMMING THE 5804AP 

Each 5804AP is assigned a unique serial 
number during manufacture.  Each button on 
the unit also has a distinct "loop" number 
(refer to Figure 1 that you must programme 
into the QED control panel during 
installation.  Assign each button to an 
individual zone and designate the Input Type 
as "BR" (Button Type RF).  You must 
program the lower left-hand button (Loop 4; 
see Figure 1).  If it is not programmed, a 
"check" condition will occur when the button 
is accidentally pressed. 
You can also program the unit by entering 
the serial number manually through a 
keypad or by downloading it to the control 
panel using Ademco's V-LINK Downloading 
Software (Rev. 4 or higher).  If you use one of 
these methods, be sure to include the loop 
number of each button (see Figure 1). 
For complete details on how to program the 
5804AP transmitter's serial number at the 
control panel, see the QED control unit's 
installation instructions. 
Note:   Buttons on this transmitter must be 
pressed for at least 1/2 second to activate the 

transmitter.  This feature minimizes the 
possibility of accidental transmissions. 

 

YOU MUST

PROGRAMME
THIS BUTTON

LOOP 3

LOOP 1

LOOP 2

LOOP 4

 

 

 

Figure 1:  5804AP showing button designations  

 
 
 

If you choose not to use the lower left-hand 
button (Button 4), do the following: 
1.  Program it into the system anyway (see 

previous explanation). 

2. After the serial number has been 

programmed, re-enter Zone Programming 
for that zone. 

3.  At the "Zone Type" prompt, enter 00 and 

press [*].  On VISTA 20/4111XM panels, 
the system will ask whether you want to 
permanently delete that zone.  Enter 0 
(No). This will cause the system to retain 
the serial number, but render the button 
inactive.  On 4140XMPT2/VISTA-120 
panels and above, continue to press [*] 
until you see the "Enter Zone No?" 
prompt.  At this point, press 00 and  [*].  
Then enter *99 to exit program mode. 

The 5804AP is supplied with colored buttons 
(red and blue) and colored adhesive 
identification labels (blue, red, gray, and 
green).  Each label has a specified command