AEI HA-266 Manuale utente

ADVANCED ELECTRONICS INDUSTRY

SINCE 1979

MANUAL NUMBER: HA-266 Rev. 0

An Innovative Product

Developed By:

PROTECT - ON

SYSTEMS LTD.

www.protect-on.com

6-ZONE ALARM CONTROL PANEL

WITH AUTO-DIALER AND COMMUNICATOR

HA-266

FOR HOME AND OFFICE PROTECTIONS

OWNER'S MANUAL

Programming And Operation

SINCE 1979

PREFACE

Thank you for choosing the HA-266 Alarm Control Panel to protect you and your property. Your

system is one of the most powerful and advanced alarm systems on the market today, designed

to provide you with years of reliable service.

This owner's manual covers the information on installation and operation. In the installation

section, all the aspects in programming, connection terminal functions and the system features

are described in detail. The operation section tells you how to operate the system precisely.

To get most from the system, we suggest that you take time to read through the manual to get

acquainted with its features and all the operating procedures.

PROTECT- ON SYSTEMS LTD.

www.protect-on.com

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ARMING-DISARMING CONTROLS BY KEY SWITCH--OPTIONAL

The HA-266 has been prepared with the facility of connecting optional key switches for arm-

disarm controls. If your system is equipped with the optional key switch, you can make arm-

disarm controls from the key switch as like from the control console.

UTILIZE THE REMOTE KEY SWITCH FOR

SYSTEM ARM-DISARM CONTROLS for the details.

Please see INSTALLATION SECTION page 10

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REQUEST A CURRENT STATUS REPORT

The communicator of the system has been designed to allow the authorized person

or the owner to call for a current status report.

1) Ring the number that the system is connected.

2) After the pre-set number of rings, the system will answer the phone with the answering

beep(s) to show its current status.

CLIENT CODE #

4) If the code entry is correct, two short beeps will be generated to confirm that the request will

be done. Hang up the telephone immediately to allow the communicator to send the report.

The report will be sent out to the monitor station and /or to the auto-pager 10 seconds after

the confirmation beeps.

5) If a mistake is made on CLIENT CODE entry, press the [#] key and

try again. If four incorrect attempts are made, the system will terminate the session and hang

up.

(usually the

monitor station)

(5 beeps will be heard)

3) Enter the [CLIENT CODE] and validate by [#] using the telephone keypad.

REMOTE ACCESS THE SYSTEM BY TELEPHONE

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TABLE OF CONTENTS -- INSTALLATION SECTION

INTRODUCTION ..............................................................5

THE SYSTEM CONTROL CONSOLE AND ITS INDICATORS..........................6

TERMINAL DEFINITIONS AND DESCRIPTIONS ....................................9

FACTORY SETTINGS..........................................................14

PROGRAMMING THE PANEL ...................................................15

Alarm Reporting Chart .........................................................5

The Master Control Console ....................................................6

Optional Control Console ......................................................6

The LED Light Indicators .......................................................7

The Sound Indicators .........................................................8

The Terminals On Printed Circuit Board...........................................9

Unpluggable Wire Harness ....................................................10

Utilize Remote Key Switch For Arm-Disarm Controls ...............................10

Wire connection terminal block ..............................................12

Jumper and switch on circuit board..........................................12

Back-up Battery..............................................................13

Connection Of Power Transformer...............................................13

The Purpose Of The Default Programming Setup ..................................14

The Default Data Chart........................................................14

How To Enter Programming Mode ..............................................15

Use the factory set master code.............................................15

Use your own master code .................................................15

Use the DAP jumper Directly Access to Programming mode .....................16

Start The Programming .......................................................16

Recording the master code .................................................16

Recording the client code ..................................................17

Recording the user codes ..................................................17

The duress code .........................................................18

Using the duress code..................................................18

Configuration of the protection zones ........................................19

Setting the exit delay time ..................................................20

Setting the entry delays ....................................................20

Setting the siren duration ..................................................20

The key entry pacifier tones ................................................21

Selection of forced to arm or arm prohibited ..................................21

Setting the handover function ...............................................22

Telephone numbers for communicator ........................................22

Telephone numbers for auto-dialer ...........................................23

Putting pause to a telephone number ........................................23

Why pause is necessary ...................................................24

When pause is required....................................................24

Dialing to an auto-pager station from the auto-dialer ..........................24

Sending an alarm report to your auto-pager from communicator................25

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Sending voice message/alarm report via an PABX system .....................25

Dialing attempts for communicator ...........................................26

Dialing attempts for auto-dialer ..............................................26

Message repeats .........................................................27

Backup or non-backup reporting ............................................27

Listen-in enable and duration ...............................................28

Arm-disarm report.........................................................29

Selection of dialing combination .............................................29

Selection of dialing mode for calling the telephone central office..................30

Numbering beep tones for control panel identification ...........................30

Number of rings to pick-up telephone line ....................................31

Periodic report ...........................................................32

Power-up delay ...........................................................32

Periodic battery test .......................................................33

Dial tone and telephone line fault detects .....................................34

Putting the habitual isolation zones in memory for HOME mode ..................35

Recording the voice message...............................................35

Setting the system with default values ........................................36

Exit The Programming Mode ...................................................36

Description Of The Report Parameters (The Source Codes) .........................42

Client ID.................................................................42

User number ............................................................42

Zone status codes ........................................................42

System status codes ......................................................42

Check sum ..............................................................43

The Acknowledgement Signal for Communicator ..................................43

Interpreting The Report - Examples .............................................43

The Meaning Of The Answering Beeps ..........................................45

The Command Codes For Remote Access Control ................................45

Remote Arm-Disarm The System By Telephone ...................................46

Call For A Status Report ......................................................47

AC Power Failure And Restoration ..............................................48

Dynamic Battery Testing .......................................................48

Battery Low Indication And Auto Reset ..........................................48

Power-up Delay ..............................................................49

The Back-up Battery ..........................................................49

Function keys corresponding to DTMF symbols & instruction for sending report .....26

PROGRAMMING SUMMARY CHART .............................................37

COMMUNICATOR'S ALARM-STATUS REPORT FORMAT ............................41

ALARM--SYSTEM STATUS--TESTING EVENTS REPORTING MEDIA SUMMARY CHART . . 44

CONTROL THE SYSTEM REMOTELY BY TELEPHONE ..............................45

THE AC AND BATTERY POWER ................................................48

GENERAL SPECIFICATION.....................................................50

OPENING THE CABINET FOR SERVICE .........................................51

TABLE OF CONTENTS -- INSTALLATION SECTION

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NOTE:

5 BEEPS

2 BEEPS+5 BEEPS

ARM PROHIBITED FORCED TO ARM

i) The system will terminate the session and hang up after the command is accepted.

ii) The answering beep of stands for unsuccessful command code entry,

please try again. If four incorrect attempts are made, the system will terminate the

session and hang up.

iii) The answering beep of stands for arm prohibited which

means that the system can not be armed due to faulty zone(s) existing. The

system will terminate the session and hang up after the beeps.

5. Hang up the telephone immediately to allow the communicator

of the system to ring the monitor

station as a result of armed or disarmed the system.

In case of or occurred, the communicator will always

ring the monitor station and will send a status report because it is a system problem.

The report will be sent 10 seconds after the answering beep is heard.

(if it is enabled, please see

INSTALLATION SECTION Location 76 and 80 for details)

THE COMMAND CODES FOR REMOTE ACCESS CONTROL--SUMMARY

REMOTE ACCESS THE SYSTEM BY TELEPHONE

USER CODE 1 6#

USER CODE 1 3#

USER CODE 1 #

CLIENT CODE #

NO.

COMMAND CODES

To arm the system if it is disarmed, or

To disarm the system if it is armed

To clear the alarm memory and keep the system in

disarmed mode

To clear the alarm memory and re-arm the system

Requesting the system to send a report of its currently

registered status to the monitor station or to an auto-pager

The report will be sent 10 seconds after the command code

is successfully entered, 2 beeps will be generated to

confirm successful code entry

MEANINGS

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a) If the answering beep is , system is in disarmed state.

USER CODE 1 #

The system is armed instantly.

will be heard.

b) If the answering beep is , system is in armed state.

USER CODE 1 #

The system is disarmed instantly.

will be heard.

c) If the answering beep is , system is in disarmed state with alarm

occurred.

USER CODE 1 #

The system is still in disarmed state, alarm is reset instantly and changes to alarm

memory.

will be heard.

d) If the answering beep is , system is in armed state with alarm

occurred.

USER CODE 1 #

The system is disarmed instantly, and changes to alarm memory.

will be heard.

e) If the answering beep is , system is in disarmed state with alarm

memory.

USER CODE 1 3 #

The system is still in disarmed state and the alarm memory is cleared.

will be heard.

The system is ready to re-arm with the entry of option (a) stated above.

USER CODE 1 6 #

The alarm memory is cleared and the system is re-armed instantly.

will be heard.

1 BEEP

2 BEEPS

1 BEEP

1 BEEP+3 BEEPS

1 BEEP+2 BEEPS

2 BEEPS+3 BEEPS

1 BEEP+2 BEEPS

1 BEEP

2 BEEPS

Enter [USER CODE 1] and validate by [#]

i) Enter [USER CODE 1], key in [ ], enter [3] and validate by [#]---------To clear

the alarm memory only.

ii) Enter [USER CODE 1], key in [ ], enter [6] and validate by [#]---------To clear

the alarm memory and re-arm the system.

REMOTE ACCESS THE SYSTEM BY TELEPHONE

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INTRODUCTION

HA-266 is a compact Alarm Control Panel with 6 hardware protection zones and 2 software

zones for panic and duress alarms, which is designed for home and office protections using the

latest security concepts. The system is built-in with auto-dialer and communicator in one unit.

When alarm occurs; it gives local alarm warnings as like the traditional alarm systems; and it

also sends out voice message to the pre-set telephones, numeric message to the auto-pagers,

and an alarm report to a proprietary monitor station which is equipped with the AEI's Alarm-

Monitor software, MS-980. The system also accepts remote control for arm-disarm, status

checking and requesting status report from any tone dialing telephone at anywhere in the world.

The communicator-dialer of the system is compatible with all the public telephone systems.

OFFICE, HOME, FACTORY,

WAREHOUSE, SHOP, ETC.

NOTE:

The Alarm Monitor software, MS-980 is not supplied. It is required to purchase separately.

ALARM REPORTING CHART

MOTION DETECTOR

MAGNETIC CONTACT

GLASS BREAK DETECTOR

PANIC BUTTON

SMOKE DETECTOR

OTHER DETECTORS

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ALARM

CONTROL

PANEL

PUBLIC

TELEPHONE

NETWORK

............

.............

MONITOR

STATION

ALARM-MONITOR

SOFTWARE

AUTO-PAGER

STATION

STANDARD

VOICE

MODEM

ALARM

INFORMATION

POLICE

CLIENT

PROPERTY

MANAGEMENT

OFFICE

SECURITY

GUARD

CLIENT'S

PERSONAL

PAGER

TELEPHONE/MOBILE PHONE

USER REMOTE ARM/DISARM

CONTROL OR CALL FOR REPORT

FROM ANY STANDARD DTMF

TELEPHONE

LOCAL ALARM

SIREN/BELL

STROBE LIGHT

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THE SYSTEM CONTROL CONSOLE AND ITS INDICATORS

(2) OPTIONAL CONTROL CONSOLE

One optional control console can be connected to the system at remote location

(1) THE MASTER CONTROL CONSOLE

The Connection Terminals:

(+) 12V :

( ) 12V :

CLOCK :

DATA :

TAMPER N.C. :

+12V power input terminal, connect it to wire 5.

Common grounding point, connect it to wire 9.

The clock of the system, connect it to wire 6.

The data signal of the system, connect it to wire 7.

These are the connection terminals of the tamper switch on the control console.

Connection of it is optional. If required, connect it to a normally closed (N.C.)

24-hour zone.

Optional control console is required to purchase separately.

The optional control console can be used for HA-268 and HA-266, zone indicator 7

is not used and 8 is the tamper zone (T) in HA-266.

NOTE: D

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REMOTE CONTROL OF THE SYSTEM BY TELEPHONE

The HA-266 has been designed to allow the owner to telephone the system remotely

to check its arm-disarm status, to make arm-disarm control or

to request the communicator for a current status report sending to the monitor station or to the

owner's pocket pager. The call can be made from any telephone capable of tone dialing,

including DTMF capable mobile telephones.

Please put a " " in the box showing your selected option:

REMOTE ACCESS ENABLED

RINGS TO

PICK-UP ( )

LINE

REMOTE ACCESS DISABLED OPTION

SELECTED

1. Ring the number that the system is connected to. In most cases that is the home telephone

number of the owner.

2. After the pre-set number of rings the system will

answer the phone with one of the following answering beeps to show its current status.

3. If you only wish to check on the CURRENT STATUS of the alarm system, without making

any change, simply hang up the phone after the answering beep is heard.

4. If you wish to change the status on the system, please enter the appropriate command code

using the telephone keypad after the answering beep is heard.

For obvious security reasons can be used for system remote

ARM-DISARM control.

(See

Program Location 83 for details)

DEFAULT: 16

(programmed at Location 83. DEFAULT: 16)

CHECKING THE ARM-DISARM CURRENT STATUS

REMOTE ARM-DISARM THE SYSTEM

THE MEANING OF THE ANSWERING BEEPS--SUMMARY

NOTE: ONLY USER CODE 1

NO.

ANSWERING BEEPS

1 beep

2 beeps

1 beep + 3 beeps

2 beeps + 3 beeps

1 beep + 2 beeps

5 beeps

2 beeps + 5 beeps

System is disarmed

System is armed

System is disarmed, but

Alarm is occurred

System is armed, and

Alarm is occurred

System is disarmed, but

System is in alarm memory, at least one of the protection

zones was in alarm

Unsuccessful code entry, try again

Successful code entry but the function request is rejected

due to system arm prohibited

MEANINGS

(due to the 24 hours or the software zones)

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INITIATE THE LISTEN-IN FUNCTION

Please put a " " in the box showing your selected option:

SECONDS

OPTION

SELECTED

6) At the end of the message, the dialer waits 3 seconds for you to acknowledge

Upon receipt of the acknowledgement signal, the dialer removes the

presently contacted telephone from its task list for the current event in the manner of listen-in

disabled.

7) If listen-in function is permitted , the dialer enables the listen-in for a preset period

of time after acknowledgement.

8) At the end of the listen-in period, a short BEEP is generated. If you key in [1] again within

10 seconds, a new listen-in period begins. Without keying [1], the dialer will go .

The listen-in period may be prolonged as many times as necessary or terminated the

function immediately after the short BEEP by keying in [9] from your telephone.

1 ---------

9 ---------

9) The listen-in function allows you to listen to the protected premises with your telephone. The

on-board microphone of the Alarm system is enabled during the listen-in period.

LISTEN-IN ENABLED

LISTEN-IN DISABLED

TO INITIATE A NEW LISTEN-IN PERIOD

TO TERMINATE THE LISTEN-IN FUNCTION IMMEDIATELY

(DEFAULT: 60 SECONDS)

(An DTMF

signal is required).

(enabled)

"1"

on hook

ALARM REPORTING AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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FLASHING

FLASHING FAST

FLASHING FAST WITH STOPPING

INTERVAL

FLASHING SLOW

FLASHING TWICE

Zone is or was in alarm

Zone is in alarm memory, system

is disarmed

Zone is isolated

In exit delay period

Battery is under testing

Flashing Alternatively with "AC

POWER" LED during Power-up Delay

The system can not be armed

after exit delay expired due to

faulty zone(s) existing, see zone

indicator for the faulty zone(s)

Dialing in pulse format

The system is in telephone line

fault testing

AC power failure

Flashing Alternatively with "BATTERY"

LED during Power-up Delay

THE LED LIGHT INDICATORS

THE SYSTEM CONTROL CONSOLE AND ITS INDICATORS

INDICATORS

ZONES

(6 LEDs)

EXIT/ARMED

AC POWER

BATTERY

PROGRAM

ARM

PROHIBITED

DIALING

RECORDING

TAMPER

ZONE

(eq. to zone 8)

Zone unsealed

Please check

the zone

connections

Alarm armed

AC Power is

being supplied

System in

program mode

System in arm

prohibited mode,

indicator is ON

during exit delay

period

Dialing in

DTMF format

Voice

recording is in

progress

(faulted)

Battery faulted

OFF

Zone sealed

Alarm disarmed

Battery normal

Normal state

System is

armed after exit

delay expired

System in forced

to arm mode

No dialing is in

progress

Dialing for duress

after the duress

code is entered

No recording, or

the recording

time is expired

(Normal)

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THE SOUND INDICATORS

THE SYSTEM CONTROL CONSOLE AND ITS INDICATORS

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MEANING

Successful key entry, a pacifier tone

Successful code entry for the specific function

Unsuccessful code entry for the specific function

Wrong code number entered

Unauthorized command attempted

Code entry time expired, 10 seconds maximum per digit is allowed

SOUND

1 short beep

2 short beeps

5 short beeps

Exit delay expired, system is armed

Battery voltage low, AC power failure

Exit delay time

Entry delay time

The DAP jumper is ON

The telephone line is faulty after line fault testing

System can not be armed instantly due to

Duress code is entered but the communicator is not working

ARM PROHIBITED

1 long beep

1 short beep/30 seconds

Continuous beeping at

0.5 second interval

Continuous 5 short

beeps/5 seconds interval

2 beeps + 5 beeps

ALARM REPORTING AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

In alarm condition, except the local alarm, the system will also send alarm report to the

monitor station and the recorded message to the programmed telephones if the

communicator and the auto dialer are enabled.

The communicator has the priority to dial. After the communicator dialing is finished, the

system will start to dial the telephone numbers stored in the auto dialer.

If is selected, the auto dialer will send the recorded message after the line

is through.

OPTION

SELECTED

OPTION

SELECTED

1) When you pick up the phone, you will hear the recorded alarm reporting message (

. At the end of the message, the dialer generates a BEEP tone and then waits 3

seconds for you to acknowledge.

2) The acknowledgement signal can be given by pressing the [1] button on your telephone

after the BEEP within 3 seconds.

1 ---------

3) Without an acknowledgement, the message will be repeated until the maximum number of

message is reached. The dialer will call the remaining numbers and will then retry the

numbers that did not acknowledge repeatedly until the maximum number of dialing attempts

are reached.

4) On reporting mode, receiving an acknowledgement signal from a SINGLE

telephone in a group of 4 is sufficient to

consider the current event closed and call off the dialer session. The remaining 3 telephones

are there for backup purposes only.

5) On reporting mode, an acknowledgement signal must be received from each

telephone in the group of 4 before the current event is considered

to be reported and closed.

VOICE MESSAGE

BACKUP

NON-BACKUP

RECEIVE AN ALARM REPORTING MESSAGE AND GIVING ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Please put a " " in the box showing your selected option:

NON-BACKUP REPORTING

BACKUP REPORTING

(DEFAULT)

seconds)

(it

must be a tone dialing telephone)

(the dialer can store 4 telephone numbers maximum)

(if 4 numbers are stored)

ON YOUR TELEPHONE KEYBOARD

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DELETE A TELEPHONE NUMBER IN AUTO-DIALER

If a telephone number is no longer valid for alarm reporting, and you do not have a new

number to replace it, it is best to delete it. The auto dialer will skip the empty location to speed

up the dialing attempt cycles.

MASTER CODE

The light comes ON.

TELEPHONE LOCATION #

The telephone number in that location is deleted.

If the request is rejected, 5 beeps will be generated. Try again.

System is back to operation mode.

1) Enter your [MASTER CODE] and validate by [ ] [ ]

2) Enter the telephone location [60-63] you wish to delete its telephone number and

validate by [#].

3) Exit the programming mode by pushing [ ] [ ]

PROGRAM

The new telephone number is accepted. It can be 32 digits maximum.

The message form is , .

If the programming is rejected, 5 beeps will be generated. Try again.

System is back to operation mode.

1 VOICE MESSAGE

0 NUMERIC MESSAGE

Dialing to an auto-pager station from the dialer"

(If you wish the system to contact an auto-

pager, the message form , should be selected. Please see

INSTALLATION SECTION, " for details).

3) Exit the programming mode by pushing [ ] [ ]

CHANGE AND DELETE

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RING

TIP

RING

TIP

TELEPHONE SET

12 16V INPUT POWER-

TELEPHONE LINE

EARTH

TERMINAL BLOCK

1234567

TERMINAL DEFINITIONS AND DESCRIPTIONS

THE TERMINALS ON PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD

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N.C. N.C.

N.O. N.O.

2.2K 2.2K

EOL EOL

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

N.C. N.C.

N.O. N.O.

2.2K 2.2K

EOL EOL

N.C. N.C.

N.O. N.O.

2.2K 2.2K

EOL EOL

ZONE 6

ZONE 5

ZONE 4

ZONE 3

ZONE 2

ZONE 1

WHITE/BROWN

RED

BLACK

GREY

LIGHT BLUE

GREEN

YELLOW

WHITE

PINK

WHITE/BROWN

BLUE

PURPLE

WHITE/RED

ORANGE

BROWN

YELLOW GREEN

OPTIONAL ARM-DISARM CONTROL SWITCH

(MOMENTARY N.O. TYPE)

+12V OUTPUT AT ALARM CONDITION

+12V OUTPUT AT NORMAL CONDITION

( ) GROUND-

( ) GND-

DATA

CLOCK

+12V UNSWITCHED O/P (+) 12V

OPTIONAL

REMOTE CONTROL

CONSOLE

UNPLUGGABLE WIRE HARNESS

DAP JUMPER

N.O.

ON OFF

DAP

UNPLUGGABLE WIRE HARNESS

DO NOT apply power to the alarm control panel while making connections. Tape all the wire

ends of the unused wires.

1 (RED) : This terminal provides a continuous +12V output power at normal condition

of no alarm. The +12V output is switched OFF at alarm condition. The

output is equipped with a 1.5A resettable fuse.

This terminal provides +12V output power at alarm condition with the time

period according to the setting of the alarm timer. It is suitable for energizing

electronic siren or alarm bell. The output is equipped with a 1.5A resettable fuse.

This terminal is prepared for connecting the arm-disarm remote keyswitches

(eg. Model: RKS-2M) or the wireless remote controller (e.g. Model: RPS-302M).

It accepts Normally Open (N.O.) momentary switches and is +12V

triggered. Maximum 3 remote switches can be connected in parallel.

This terminal provides an unswitched +12V output power refering to the

common ground. It gives output power all the time no matter the system is

armed or disarmed. Suitable for those devices require uninterrupted power

supply. Such as smoke detectors, motion sensors, control keypads etc. This

terminal is equipped with a 750mA resettable fuse.

2 (BLACK) :

3 (GREY) :

4 (GREEN) :

Common Ground ( ).-

5 (LIGHT BLUE) :

UTILIZE THE REMOTE KEY SWITCH FOR SYSTEM ARM-DISARM CONTROLS

ARM THE SYSTEM

KEY SWITCH

CONTACT

1st Touch

2nd Touch

1st Touch

2nd Touch

DISARM THE SYSTEM

STATUS

Away mode arming

Home mode arming

System disarmed

Alarm memory is

cleared

System keeps in

disarmed mode

RESULTS

Exit delay starts

Exit beep sounds if it is enabled

System will be armed after exit delay expired

The 2nd touch must be made within the exit delay

period

Exit beep sounds continuously until the end of the exit

delay

System will be armed after exit delay expired

The system is disarmed and reset if there was no

alarm occurred. It is ready for re-arming

The system is disarmed but with alarm memory if

there was alarm occurred, 2nd touch is required

The alarm memory LEDs are off

The system is ready for re-arming

(The zone LEDs on

the control console)

TERMINAL DEFINITIONS AND DESCRIPTIONS

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DELETE A USER CODE

CHANGE A TELEPHONE NUMBER IN AUTO-DIALER

8 user code locations are available in the system but putting user codes into all of them is

optional. A user code in a location can be changed or deleted at anytime you like.

MASTER CODE

The light comes ON.

USER CODE LOCATION #

The user code in that location is deleted.

If the request is rejected, 5 beeps will be generated. Try again.

System is back to operation mode.

The telephone numbers in both communicator and auto dialer can be changed or deleted if

required. The telephone number entry for communicator is usually handled by the installer or by

the technician of the monitor station. Details are described in the INSTALLATION SECTION,

programming locations 50-51.

The telephone numbers that you put in the auto dialer are usually the numbers of your friends,

relatives, your home/office phone, and even your portable phone or pager, you may change the

numbers from time to time. The 4 telephone numbers are stored at locations 60-63.

MASTER CODE

The light comes ON.

TELEPHONE LOCATION 1 TELEPHONE NUMBER #

1) Enter your [MASTER CODE] and validate by [ ] [ ]

2) Enter the user code location [11-18] you wish to deleted its user code and validate by [#]

3) Exit the programming mode by pushing [ ] [ ]

1) Enter your [MASTE CODE] and validate by [ ] [ ]

2) Enter the telephone location [60-63] you wish to change its telephone number, key in

the message form [0 or 1] required, enter the new [TELEPHONE NUMBER] and validate

by [#].

NEW

PROGRAM

CHANGE AND DELETE

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