Hi DI wires.
This is Frank at Alarm Grid.
And we're back in the Alarm Grid video lab
working on the 6160RF keypad connected
to our VISTA-21iP alarm system.
A lot of the rules for the programming
here today will also apply to your 15P and 20P alarm systems.
In this case, we're working specifically with the 21iP.
So what we're going to do here is
we're going to change the exit delay period.
OK.
So every entry/exit zone, mainly your entry/exit doors,
are set to what's called entry/exit
one or entry/exit two.
Either of those selections are mapped
to the times or the period of time
that you have to enter the home and how long
you need to disarm.
And the exit delay, which is the period in time
after you armed the panel, how long you
have to leave and open and close that entry/exit door.
So the first thing we're going to do is the exit delay.
What we'll do is get into programming using the installer
code followed by 800.
Our panel is still on the default 4112.
If your installer code has been changed,
you can use that installer code followed by 800.
If you're not sure of your installer code
you can use our video to get in the back door programming,
that you can find on our channel.
So we'll go ahead and enter 4112800.
That'll get us in to programming mode.
Then the exit delay field is star 34.
So enter star 34.
It'll say exit delay.
34 will be flashing.
And then we have a one and two.
One and two stands for partitions.
Throughout these videos you'll notice that the VISTA-21iP
and the 20P, for example, they both support two partitions.
Generally you're only using the first partition
but if you are using two you can set the entry delay periods
discreetly between the two different partitions.
So the first selection-- the first partition is two digits.
And that's the number of seconds you want for your exit delay.
The default is 60 seconds.
So if you're OK with that, you can leave it on that.
If you're going in here to change it,
you're probably going to want it either shorter or longer
than that.
Just for today's purposes, we'll set it to 45 seconds.
So 34 is flashing.
We'll enter 45.
And that will put in a 45 for partition one.
And then we'll enter another 45 for partition two.
So now we just set the exit delay period to 45 seconds
for both partition one and two.
And now on your way out of the home,
we'll have 45 seconds, after you arm at the keypad,
to close the entry door behind you,
or the exit door behind you, before the alarm would go off.
So if you need to elongate that time to something longer,
you can.
Keep in mind that the exit delay is a global time.
There is an entry delay one and two, where
you can set two different settings based on whether you
set a zone to entry/exit one or entry/exit two response types.
The exit delay is global across both of those.
So usually if you have an entry/exit two that's
set longer than your entry/exit one,
maybe for like a garage overhead door,
you want to keep in mind that the exit delay is global.
So you want to keep that on the longer side
to map to whichever zone you need the longer exit delay for.
So the exit delay is a little bit less important
than the entry delay being that it's just
on your way out of the home.
On the way in, that's when intrusion generally occurs.
And that's where you want to keep your entry delays lower
if possible.
Again, the exit delay is global so that's
where you want to set this for both response types.
So after you change that, you can enter
star 99 to exit programming.
It'll take a second to go back to disarm ready to arm.
And now your exit delay period for both partitions
have been set to 45 seconds.
And that's pretty much all you need
to do to change the exit delay period on your VISTA-21iP
panel.
If you have any other questions on the exit delay periods,
on the Vista panels, you can reach us
at support@alarmgrid.com.
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