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VISTA-128FBP

The Honeywell VISTA-128FBP is a commercial fire alarm panel supporting up to 128 zones. Commonly found in small to medium commercial fire alarm applications.

2 manuals27 trouble codesModels: VISTA-128FBP, VISTA-128FBPT, VISTA-250FBP, VISTA-250FBPT

Specifications

SLC Loops

N/A (V-Plex Polling Loop)

Panel Type

Hybrid (Security/Fire)

IDC Zones

128 (hardwired + V-Plex)

NAC Circuits

2

Battery (Ah)

4-14

Manuals

VISTA-128FBPT and VISTA-250FBPT

Programming2012

VISTA-128FBPT and VISTA-250FBPT

User Guide2012

Trouble Codes

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CHECK or TRBL 6XXIndicates a trouble condition on a supervised relay where XX is the relay number (01-32).CHECK or TRBL 8XXIndicates a trouble on a peripheral device connected to the panel's keypad terminals where XX is the device address (00-30).CHECK or TRBL 970Trouble detected on Bell 1 Output (Notification Appliance Circuit).CHECK or TRBL 971

Related Questions

I'm getting CHECK or TRBL 974 on my Honeywell VISTA-128FBP. What should I check?I'm getting 972 Earth Ground Fault on my Honeywell VISTA-128FBP. What should I check?What zone types are supported on the VISTA-128FBP and how are fire detector zones wired differently from supervisory zones?What are the programming options for the VISTA-128FBP — can it be programmed from the keypad or is external software required?

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Trouble detected on Bell 2 Output (Notification Appliance Circuit).

972 Earth Ground FaultA system trouble indicating that an earth ground fault has been detected. This condition may eliminate some of the system's protection.

CHECK or TRBL 973Trouble detected on the J2 Trigger Output.

CHECK or TRBL 974Trouble detected on Dialer 1.

CHECK or TRBL 975Trouble detected on Dialer 2.

CHECK or TRBL 988The 2nd RF Receiver is not receiving signals.

CHECK or TRBL 990The 1st RF Receiver is not receiving signals.

How are the VISTA-128FBP bell output circuits wired and what supervision method does the system use to detect an open or short?