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ARM] [code] [ENTER]Arming:

When leaving the property, ensure all zones are sealed and then arm the Panel as follows:

• You now have a fixed time in which to leave. This is called the exit delay.
• If you are still within the area secured by the Panel at the end of this time, then you will be treated as an intruder!
• If you discover that all zones are not sealed or you have to go back to get something, then it is best to disarm the Panel, attend to the problem, and then arm again.
• If you get a long bee-eep when you attempt to arm, then check this list of things that prevent arming:
  1. Siren sounding when ARM hit
  2. Attempt to arm one button or two button when code mandatory
  3. Code keyed incorrectly
  4. Already armed
  5. In program or exclude mode.

AREA OPERATION:

To arm an area assigned to a code:

[ARM] [code] [ENTER]

AREA1 indicator will illuminate and 3 beeps will be heard or

AREA2 indicator will illuminate and 3 beeps will be heard or

AREA3 indicator will illuminate and 3 beeps will be heard or

To arm one area with an administrator code:

[AREA] [1] [ENTER] [ARM] [code] [ENTER] -or-

[AREA] [2] [ENTER] [ARM] [code] [ENTER] -or-

[AREA] [3] [ENTER] [ARM] [code] [ENTER]

To arm more than one area., enter a list of areas.

For example, to arm all three areas:

[AREA] [1] [ENTER] [2] [ENTER] [3] [ENTER] [ARM] [code] [ENTER]

AREA1 indicator will illuminate

AREA2 indicator will illuminate

AREA3 indicator will illuminate and 3 beeps will be heard.

Disarming

When the Panel is disarmed the security level is reduced to only reporting emergencies. To disarm the Panel, enter your [User code]:

[User code] [ENTER]

ARM light will turn off.

Be aware that entering your property while the Panel is armed may cause an alarm unless you disarm within a fixed time. This time is called the entry delay.

Note that the entry delay may be changed, but in the interest of security it is best to keep this short as practical.

If you get a long bee-eep when you attempt to disarm, then check this list of things that prevent arming:

• Code keyed incorrectly
• Already disarmed
• In exclude mode.

AREA OPERATION

To disarm an area assigned to a code:

[User code] [ENTER]

AREA 1 light will turn off and 3 beeps will be heard or

AREA 2 light will turn off and 3 beeps will be heard or

AREA 3 light will turn off and 3 beeps will be heard

To disarm one area with an administrator code:

[AREA] [1] [ENTER] [code] [ENTER] -or-

[AREA] [2] [ENTER] [code] [ENTER] -or-

[AREA] [3] [ENTER] [code] [ENTER]

To disarm two areas, add another area entry.

For example to disarm areas 1 and 2:

[AREA] [1] [ENTER] [2] [ENTER] [code] [ENTER]

To disarm all areas with administrator code:

[User code] [ENTER]

Monitor Mode:

Use Monitor Mode to guard an unattended part of the property while occupying the rest. Your system may be programmed so that have the choice of arming two different monitor areas (dual monitor mode), otherwise there is only one monitor area (single monitor mode).

Single Monitor Mode:

Ensure all zones in the monitor area are sealed and then partially arm the Panel as follows:

• MONITOR light will flash slow and 3 beeps will be heard.

Dual Monitor Mode:

Ensure all zones in the monitor area are sealed and then partially arm the Panel as follows:

AREA1 light will flash slow and 3 beeps will be heard or

AREA2 light will flash slow and 3 beeps will be heard.

• There is now a fixed time for anyone in the monitor area to leave. This is the same exit delay as occurs upon full arming.
• If, when you attempt to arm, you get a long bee-eep, then check this list of things that prevent arming:
  1. Siren sounding when [MONITOR] hit
  2. Attempt to arm one button or two button when code mandatory
  3. Code keyed incorrectly
  4. Already armed
  5. In program or exclude mode.

A zone that alarms while the Panel is in monitor mode may sound the keypad (s) with a beep every half second. This will continue for a time equal to the entry delay. If the alarm is not reset within this time, then the siren will sound for a 2 second burst. (These details depend on how your system is equipped and set up, but some sort of non-urgent report should be given.) Note that pressing [any keypad key] will silence the beeping, but only successfully resetting the alarm will prevent the siren burst.

AREA OPERATION:

To put an area assigned to a code into monitor mode:

[MONITOR] [code] [ENTER]

AREA1 light will flash slow and 3 beeps will be heard or

AREA2 light will flash slow and 3 beeps will be heard or

AREA3 light will flash slow and 3 beeps will be heard

To put one area into monitor mode with an administrator code:

[AREA] [1] [ENTER] [MONITOR] [code] [ENTER] -or-

[AREA] [2] [ENTER] [MONITOR] [code] [ENTER] -or-

[AREA] [3] [ENTER] [MONITOR] [code] [ENTER]

To put more than one area into monitor mode, enter a list of areas.

For example, to put all three areas into monitor mode:

[AREA] [1] [ENTER] [2] [ENTER] [3] [ENTER] [MONITOR] [code] [ENTER]

AREA1 light will flash slow

AREA2 light will flash slow

AREA3 light will flash slow and 3 beeps will be heard

Exclusion:

Excluding an alarm prevents it sounding the siren. Therefore, it may be important when investigating an intrusion to know what alarms were excluded at the time.

There are two types of exclusion:

• exclusion operation at the keypad
• automatic exclusion

The first lasts until the Panel is armed and then disarmed or the operation is reversed at the keypad. The second is an option applying to zones which are un-secure after the Panel has been armed and the exit time expired. Both types of exclusion are recorded and cannot be distinguished from each other when you view memory.

What you see is . . .

• EXCLUDE
• + one or more zone indicators on
• + label indicator (ZONE , TAMPER , SYSTEM or POWER )

The alarm (s) being excluded are described above (see View Alarms).

Step to next event:

Press [VIEW] button. If there is another event in memory, then the display changes to show it.

If there is nothing left to read out, you get a warning tone and the Panel returns to its normal state of viewing zones.

Note that the display may only seem to flicker but not change. In this case, an alarm repeated. The number of steps to get a different display equals the number of times the alarm repeated.

Exit

[VIEW] [ENTER]

The Panel returns to its normal state of viewing zones.

Exclude

WHEN?: While Panel is disarmed. (If you use your code to enter exclude mode, you may in fact exclude at any time, but it is unusual to so while the Panel is armed.)

WHY?: A temporary measure to prevent an alarm report caused by a faulty sensor or from having to use a secure zone for access.

HOW?: Enter exclude mode. Exclude zones or select other alarm group (Tamper, System or Power) and exclude. When finished, exit from exclude mode.

Enter Exclude Mode:

Exclude light illuminates and 3 beeps will be heard.

Zone indicators reveal excluded zones.

Exclude zones:

[zone] [ENTER] [zone] [ENTER] . . .

Selected zone indicator lights illuminate and 3 beeps will be heard.

Select other alarms:

tamper

Tamper light illuminates and 3 beeps will be heard

system

System light illuminates and 3 beeps will be heard

power

Power light illuminates and 3 beeps will be heard

You see the label for the selected alarm group light up and the zone indicators revealing any excluded alarms.

Exit exclude mode:

[EXCLUDE] [ENTER]

The Panel returns to the normal state of viewing zones. The EXCLUDE indicator also flashes slowly as a reminder that alarms are excluded.

Include:

WHEN?: While Panel is disarmed.

WHY?: To cancel a previous exclusion.

HOW?: Enter exclude mode as if to exclude. Include alarms by following the same procedure as used for excluding them in the first place. Zone indicators switch from on to off to show inclusion.

Note that a flashing indicator means the alarm input is un-secure and will report if you exit exclude mode. You may choose to then re-exclude the alarm.

More about Exclusion:

If you enter exclusion mode using your code, then any alarms being reported at the time are silenced.

If any alarm occurs while the Panel is in exclusion mode, then the report is delayed until you exit. It may also be excluded to prevent the report.

You are free to view alarms while in exclude mode, but you only get warnings of any that are un-secure (indicators steady instead of flashing).

Program Mode 1 Entry: (User Program Mode)

For starters, you need the Master Code, which is initially set by your installer, but may be changed if required (and in fact should be changed, for security reasons, to a code not known by your installer).

To enter program mode 1:

[PROGRAM] [master code] [ENTER]

Program light will illuminate and 3 beeps will be heard

You may now:

• program or re-program any of a maximum 15 codes
• re-program entry time(s)
• re-program exit time(s)
• exit ProgramMode

Programming Codes:

Program Procedure

Programming a code involves two or three steps, depending on what type of code it is. The first step is to identify it by entering a number. The last step is to enter the new code twice (the second time is a check for correctness). The middle step is needed for certain code types and requires you to enter a single digit, either 0, 1, 2 or 3.

Here is an example of programming the first code to 1234:

[PROGRAM] [1] [ENTER] [1] [2] [3] [4] [ENTER] [1] [2] [3] [4] [ENTER]

To make it easier to read programming instructions, the abbreviations P for PROGRAM and E for ENTER will now be used. Hence the above example now looks like:

P1E 1234E 1234E

If you get an audible error indication, then check the following advice

• A code must contain more than 2 digits and not more than 6.
• A code may be rejected the first time you enter it because it matches an existing code (or possibly matches a duress code).
• If you enter a different code the second time, you will also get an error indication.
• You may try again to enter a valid [code] or hit [ENTER] key to cancel.

Access Code

The term access code is a general name for any code used to disarm the Panel upon entry to the premises. It may also be used to arm the Panel.

• There are 16 access codes, the first being fixed as a master code and the remaining 15 able to be programmed to any of these types:
  • ordinary
  • disabled
  • administrator
  • area
  • master
• The code type is displayed on indicators ARM, AREA1, AREA2 and AREA3.
• If the fixed master code has been used to commence programming mode, the actual code is also flashed out at the start of programming a code.
• Here are descriptions and indications and programming details for each type:

Ordinary code:

ARM Light illuminated

AREA1 Light illuminated

AREA2 Light illuminated

AREA3 Light illuminated

This is an access code for a system without areas and does not permit the owner entry into programming mode.

To program an ordinary code with code number in the range of 2 to 15:

[P] [code number] [E] [code] [E] [code] [E]

Disabled code

Any access code except the fixed master code may be taken out of service by programming its first digit to be [0].

To disable a code with code number in the range of 2 to 15:

[P] [code number] [E] [0] [code] [E] [0] [code] [E]

Note, all access codes are disabled until programmed for use by people who need to operate the Panel.

AREA OPERATION:

Administrator code:

An administrator code is able to arm and disarm all areas of a divided system but it is not permitted entry into programming mode.

To program an administrator code with code number 2 to 15:

[P] [code number] [E] [code] [E] [code] [E]

Area code:

[P] [code number] [E] [1] [E] [code] [E] [code] [E]

Area 1 light will illuminate

[P] [code number] [E] [2] [E] [code] [E] [code] [E]

Area 2 light will illuminate

[P] [code number] [E] [3] [E] [code] [E] [code] [E]

Area 3 light will illuminate

Master code:

This permits access to Program Mode 1 plus allowing the entire system to be armed. The first access code is always a master code and if it is somehow disabled you will not be permitted to exit out of program mode.

ARM light will flash fast

AREA1 light will flash fast

AREA2 light will flash fast

AREA3 light will flash fast

(The fixed master code may be disabled if there is loss of configuration data. You will get a warning this has happened by the indicator unexpectedly flashing. In that case, call your installer.)

To program the fixed master code:
[P][1][E][code][E][code][E]

• You may have more than one master code as an option.

To program a master code with code number 2 to 15:

[P][code number][E][0][E][code][E][code][E]

Viewing and Changing Codes:\

Now that we have introduced the various types of codes and shown how they are programmed, we can now go through some two other procedures:

• Find out a forgotten access code
• Change an access code type.

View code:

• Enter programming mode 1 using the fixer master code (access code number 1):

[PROGRAM][fixed master code][ENTER]

You may now find access with code number from 2 to 15. The code will be flashed out on the zone indicators. Each digit is represented by a zone light turning on for 1 second. There is a 1 second pause in between digits and the 3 bips audible indication is delayed until the final digit is displayed.

To get access code flashed out on display:

[PROGRAM][code number][ENTER]

The code type will also be shown as described above.

Changing code:

You may change the code type without changing the actual code. However, entering code is an essential part of changing type in some cases, and you then need to re-enter the existing code.

Unlike viewing codes, this may be done regardless of which master code was used to enter programming mode 1. If you start to get the code flashed out, you may proceed without waiting for this to complete and the display will clear immediately.

Here are programming details for conversion to each type:

Ordinary code:

To change a master code to an ordinary code with code number from 2 to 15:

[P][code number][E][code][E][code][E]

Area code:

To change a master or administrator code to area code or re-assign an area code (code number from 2 to 15):

[P][code number][E][area][E]

Master code:

To change any code to a master code with code number from 2 to 15:

[P][code number][E][0][E]

Panic:

Be sure you know how your system has been set up to report panic as it may be used for a wide range of emergencies. Typically, it causes the siren to sound to frighten away intruders and draw in people to assist you.

To Generate Panic Alarm:

(one-button) [PANIC] – press for half a second

(two-button) [PANIC] [ENTER]

Duress:

Duress alarm is reported when you disarm the Panel in a special way.

To Generate Duress Alarm:

[9] [code] [ENTER]

The 9 digit indicates that you are being forced to disarm the Panel and need assistance. This alarm may then be reported to the Central Station.

Note: Your installer may have changed your Duress digit from [9] to another number. 9 comes programmed standard in your Panel.

Automatic zone test:

This is an option that helps avoid the situation of a zone sensor going faulty or being disconnected without it being noticed. A count is kept of the number of times the Panel is armed and disarmed. Any zone which has failed to detect anything over the past 20 armings is recorded and the TEST indicator also lights up.

When you see the TEST indicator, find out which zones have been dormant:

(one button) [VIEW] [7] or (two button) [VIEW] [7] [ENTER]

The zone indicators snow which zones need to be checked. To do this, open doors and windows, walk down corridors or do whatever is required to access each zone in question. When you return, the zone indicators which were on should now be flashing. Any which are still just on need to be checked by a service person.

To Exit View Test:

[VIEW] [ENTER]

Test Mode:

WHEN?: While the system is disarmed and idle – no alarms

WHY?: To test outputs and devices connected to them – or – control equipment – or – reset fire sensors after they have “latched”.

• Enter your [access code].
• The TEST label lights up.
• Press a [digit key] to operate an output – see table below.
• The zone light for the output turns on along with the output.
• Press the [same digit key] to turn the output off, or exit by pressing [ENTER].
• Press any other key to cancel and commence new operation.

* Refer Installer

ARM AWAY

Ensure all zones are sealed before arming panel

Enter [ARM] + [CODE] + [E]
OR
[CODE] + [E]

ARM light will turn on

ARM STAY

Enter [MONITOR] + [E]
OR
[MONITOR] + [CODE] + [E]

Monitor Light will flash slowly and 3 beeps will be heard

DISARMING SYSTEM

Enter the [CODE] + [E]

Arm light will turn off

BYPASSING/ISOLATE

Press [EXCLUDE] + [ENTER] +[ZONE#]
(e.g. [4] for zone 4 ) + [ENTER]

OR

[EXCLUDE] + [CODE] + [ENTER] + [ZONE#]
(e.g. [4] for zone 4 ) + [ENTER]

Press [ENTER] again to exit

BYPASSING MULTIPLE ZONES

[EXCLUDE] + [CODE] + [ENTER] + [ZONE#]
(e.g. [4] for zone 4) + [ENTER] + [ZONE#] ([5] for zone 5) + [ENTER]

VIEW MEMORY

Press [VIEW] Memory will display on keypad

Press [VIEW] + [ENTER] to exit

Reset any alarm (Including Smoke Alarms)

[CODE]+[ENTER]