SP5500 / SP6000 / SP7000

Spectra SP Series Product Information

Introduction

Spectra SP Series is the next generation of the Spectra 1728 / 1738 More processing power to offer more zones, features, and flexibility Designed on a unified platform
SP5500 / SP6000 / SP7000 / MG5000 / MG5050 Exactly the same programming method for all panels (installer and end user)

Overview

5- to 32-zone expandable security systems
Hardwired and/or wireless
Supports StayD, which protects you at all times without any downtime Supports Plug-In Voice Dialer (VDMP3) Supports Internet Communication Module (IP100) Supports PCS100 GPRS & GSM Communication modules
In-field upgrade capability for simple on-site updates WinLoad via direct connect / IP/ GPRS Easy-to-follow menu-driven programming for the installer and user Supports Hand-Held Plug-in USB Memory Key (PMC5)

Comparison

Feature
StayD Maximum Zones On-board Zones Expansion Zones Keypad Zones Wireless expansion PGMs PGM +/- Trigger Firmware Upgradeable 2-Wire Smoke Input (10 with ATZ) RTX(2 on-board) (16 with ATZ) RTX(2+2 on-board) (32 with ATZ) RTX(4 on-board)

SP5500

SP6000

SP7000

Communication Features

Multiple Phone Numbers

3 monitoring station phone numbers 5 personal phone numbers 1 pager number Supports CID & SIA reporting formats

StayD: Overview

StayD represents a new concept for living with a security system Integrates security in your everyday life to give you safe, simple living with peace of mind 24/7 protection without downtime Always armed without any disarmed periods
StayD: Issues with Conventional Systems
Conventional alarm systems are designed to be armed or disarmed
When disarmed, you have no protection You need to disarm upon entry Most people forget to re-arm
Unfortunate events will not wait for your system to be armed to happen
Home invasions Kids wandering near a pool or on a balcony
3 Different Programming Methods
Traditional section programming
Contains all features and configurations

Menu-Driven programming

Regroup basic configuration in four easy menus

Through PC Software

WinLoad Direct connect with a 307USB Remote via IP / GPRS

Hardwired Keypads

All keypads feature a keypad zone input K32LCD: 32 Zone Hardwired LCD keypad K32I: 32 Zone Hardwired Fixed LCD keypad K32: 32 Zone Hardwired LED keypad K10LEDV/H: 10 Zone Hardwired LED keypad

Wireless Keypads

K32IRF: 32 Zone Wireless Fixed LCD keypad
Real-time system status and can installer programming using only battery power Sleep mode after 20 seconds to save battery life, but remains synchronized with the panel in order to automatically wake up upon an entry delay or an alarm
K32RF: 32 Zone Wireless LED keypad
REM3 Hand-Held Two-Way Remote Keypad
System Status Memory: The REM3 will keep the last system status received from the control panel in memory. Momentarily press the Info button to display the last system status - even when out of range. Used to confirm the last action you did on the system while away from the system. Independent Arm, Sleep, Stay and Off buttons and LED display per partition Control up to 6 PGMs and/or generate panics Installer Diagnostic Mode: Partition 1 LEDs = Signal Strength Display Partition 2 LEDs = RF Interference Display
8-Zone Expansion Module (ZX8)
Up to 3 modules per system No serial number enrollment required, the ZX8 is jumper programmed: Jumper A = Panel + 1, Jumper B = Panel + 9, Jumper C = Panel + 17 One PGM output Use zone input as an anti-tamper switch
2-Way Wireless Expansion Module (RTX3)
Supports all Magellan transmitters including 2-way transmitters (2WPGM, REM2 and RPT1) Supports up to eight wireless keypads (K32LRF/K32IRF) Cost effective: One RTX3 can support 32 wireless zones and 32 remote controls 1 PGM output and 1 optional output

Plug-In Voice Dialer (VDMP3)
Dial up to 5 telephone numbers to report a burglar, panic, or fire alarm using pre-recorded messages Arm/disarm the system remotely via telephone Control PGMs and toggle utility keys remotely by telephone Voice-guided menu
VDMP3 plugs in directly to the EBUS and SERIAL ports of any Spectra SP Series or Magellan panel

Internet Module (IP100)

Report system events via IP to Paradox IPR512 Receiver Control and monitor a Spectra SP series control panel through an IP network (LAN/WAN/Internet) Receive notifications of arming/disarming activity via email: e.g. Receive an email when your children come home from school
Receive notifications of system alarms via email View live status of all zones and partitions via web browser Arm/disarm individual partitions via web browser Supports static or dynamic IP addresses Paradox DNS site: www.paradoxmyhome.com
Internet Module Interface (IP100)

PCS100 (GPRS Edition)

GPRS reporting: report system events to the IPR512 Paradox IP Monitoring Receiver over an IP network Upload/Download via GPRS Firmware Upgrade via GPRS Report via text messages (SMS) Control panel communication supervision GSM RF jamming detection

PCS100 (GSM Edition)

Report via GSM: Report control panel events to the monitoring station via a GSM (cell phone) network using any control panel reporting format Upload/Download via GPRS Voice reporting using the VDMP3 Report via text messages (SMS) Arm /disarm via text messages (SMS) Control panel communication supervision GSM RF jamming detection

GPRS/IP Reporting

The Paradox GPRS/IP Reporting System uses the Paradox control panels in conjunction with supporting Paradox reporting devices and the Paradox GPRS/IP Monitoring Receiver.

Paradox Control Panel

Paradox Reporting Device
IPR512 GPRS/IP Monitoring Receiver

Summary

StayD enabled Expandable to 32 zones/16 PGMs 32 user codes, 2 partitions GPRS / IP reporting Supports plug-in voice dialer, wireless expansion module, IP-based remote system access, and PCS100 GPRS and GSM editions In-field firmware upgradeable

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