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DS7200V2-UK User’s Guide

For more details see page:Function Keypad Sequence

Text Keypad LED Keypad

Turn the System All On: [On] or [#][1] 12 33

Turn the System On Perimeter Only: [Perimeter Only] or [#][2] 12 33

Turn the System Partial On: [#][3] 12 33

Silence Alarms/Turn the System Off: Enter a valid User PIN 10 32

Bypass Zones: [Bypass] 15 36

System Reset: [System Reset] or [#][4][7] 24 45

View Faulted Zones: [*] 15 44

Check System Faults: [#][4] 20 42

View Alarm Memory: [#][4][0] 21 43

System Test: [#][4][1] 22 44

View System Faults: [#][4][2] 21 43

Remote Program: [#][4][3] 28 48

Walk Test: [#][4][4] 23 45

Set System Date and Time: [#][4][5] 16 37

View Zone Faults: [#][4][8] 22 N/A

Keypad Adjust: [#][4][9] 11 32

Move to Area: [#][5][0] 29 N/A

Extend Auto-On Time: [#][5][1] 26 47

Change Skeds (Timers): [#][5][2] 26 N/A

Renew One-Time PINs: [#][5][3] 20 42

Change Outputs: [#][5][4] 27 N/A

Change PIN: [#][5][5] 16 37

Change Another User’s PIN: [#][5][6][1] 17 38

Change Another User’s Authority Level: [#][5][6][2] 17 39

Add a User PIN: [#][5][6][3] 18 40

Delete a User PIN: [#][5][8] 19 41

Turn Chime On/Off: [#][6][1] 24 45

Select Chime Tone: [#][6][2] 25 46

Select Chime Zones: [#][6][3] 25 46

Set Partial On (Part Set) Zones: [#][6][5] 13 34

All Areas On: [#][8][0] 28 47

All Areas Off: [#][8][1] 28 47

Auto-Forward On/Off: [#][8][2] 29 47

Auto-Forward On Setup: [#][8][3] 29 N/A

Auto-Forward Off Setup: [#][8][4] 30 N/A

View History Log: [#][8][5] 31 N/A

Enable Installer PIN: [#][9][2] 31 48

Table 1: Keypad Quick Reference

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Contents

1.0 Introduction.................................................................3

1.1 System Information...................................................3

1.2 Documentation Conventions.....................................3

1.3 About Your Security System.....................................3

1.4 Security System Basics ............................................3

1.5 Security System Limitations......................................5

1.6 Fire Safety and Evacuation.......................................5

1.7 Maintenance and Service .........................................6

1.8 Power Failure............................................................6

2.0 Keypad Overview........................................................7

2.1 Keypad Keys.............................................................7

2.2 Keypad Tones...........................................................8

2.3 System Status LEDs.................................................8

2.4 Check System Status (Text Keypad Only) ...............9

2.5 Logging Out of the System .......................................9

2.6 How to Clean the Keypad.........................................9

3.0 Using the Text Keypad.............................................10

3.1 Enable Keypad........................................................10

3.2 Silence Alarms........................................................10

3.3 Keypad Adjust.........................................................11

3.4 Turn the System Off................................................11

3.5 Turn the System On................................................12

3.6 Set Partial On (Part Set) Zones..............................13

3.7 Turn the System On with Tamper or Fault (Trouble)

Conditions...............................................................13

3.8 Force Arming the System .......................................14

3.9 View Faulted Zones................................................15

3.10 Bypass/Unbypass Zones........................................15

3.11 Set System Date and Time.....................................16

3.12 Change PIN ............................................................16

3.13 Change Another User’s PIN....................................17

3.14 Change Another User’s Authority Level..................17

3.15 Change Another User’s Area..................................18

3.16 Add a User PIN.......................................................18

3.17 Delete a User PIN...................................................19

3.18 Renew One-Time PINs...........................................20

3.19 Check System Faults..............................................20

3.20 View Alarm Memory................................................21

3.21 View System Faults ................................................21

3.22 View Faulted Zones................................................22

3.23 System Test............................................................22

3.24 Walk Test................................................................23

3.25 Reset the System....................................................24

3.26 Turn Chime On/Off..................................................24

3.27 Select Chime Tone .................................................25

3.28 Select Chime Zones................................................25

3.29 Extend Auto-On Time .............................................26

3.30 Change Skeds (Timers)..........................................26

3.31 Change Outputs......................................................27

3.32 Remote Program.....................................................28

3.33 All Areas On............................................................28

3.34 All Areas Off............................................................28

3.35 Move to Area...........................................................29

3.36 Auto Forward On/Off...............................................29

3.37 Auto Forward On Setup..........................................29

3.38 Auto Forward Off Setup..........................................30

3.39 Remote Arming with Telephone, Area 1.................30

3.40 View History Log.....................................................31

3.41 Enable Installer PIN................................................31

4.0 Using the LED Keypad.............................................32

4.1 Enable Keypad.......................................................32

4.2 Silence Alarms........................................................32

4.3 Keypad Adjust ........................................................32

4.4 Turn the System Off ...............................................33

4.5 Turn the System On ...............................................33

4.6 Set Partial On (Part Set) Zones..............................34

4.7 Turn the System On with Tamper or Fault (Trouble)

Conditions...............................................................35

4.8 Force Arming the System.......................................35

4.9 Bypass/Unbypass Zones........................................36

4.10 Set System Date and Time ....................................37

4.11 Change PIN............................................................37

4.12 Change Another User’s PIN...................................38

4.13 Change Another User’s Authority Level.................39

4.14 Change Another User’s Area .................................40

4.15 Add a User PIN.......................................................40

4.16 Delete a User PIN...................................................41

4.17 Renew One-Time PINs ..........................................42

4.18 Check System Faults..............................................42

4.19 View Alarm Memory ...............................................43

4.20 View System Faults................................................43

4.21 View Faulted Zones................................................44

4.22 System Test............................................................44

4.23 Walk Test................................................................45

4.24 Reset the System................................................... 45

4.25 Turn Chime On/Off.................................................45

4.26 Select Chime Tone.................................................46

4.27 Select Chime Zones...............................................46

4.28 Extend Auto-On Time.............................................47

4.29 All Areas On ........................................................... 47

4.30 All Areas Off ...........................................................47

4.31 Auto Forward On/Off ..............................................47

4.32 Remote Arming with Telephone, Area 1 ................48

4.33 Remote Program....................................................48

4.34 Enable Installer PIN................................................48

5.0 Reference Materials..................................................49

5.1 Pager Reports ........................................................49

5.2 System Event Descriptions ....................................50

5.3 Glossary .................................................................54

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INTRODUCTION

1.0 Introduction

1.1 System Information

Alarm Receiving Centre:

Telephone Number:

1.2 Documentation Conventions

1.2.1 Type Styles Used

To help identify important items in the text, the

following type styles are used:

Bold text Indicates important text or terms that

you should note.

Italicized text Refers you to a drawing, table, or

other section of this document.

[#][4][9] Bracketed numbers represent

keypad keys. When next to one

another, they represent the key

sequence to press for a particular

function. For this example, pressing

the keys shown enters the Keypad

Adjust function.

[*]+[1] Bracketed numbers represent

keypad keys. If there is a + sign in

between them, you must press and

hold the first key, and then press the

second key to perform the intended

function. For this example, pressing

and holding the [*] key and then

pressing the [1] key increases the

keypad’s volume when in the

Keypad Adjust function.

1.2.1 Notes, Cautions, and Warnings

Throughout this document, there are notes that

address personal and/or equipment safety issues,

system operation issues, etc. They are set off as

follows:

The Important Note identifies information

intended for successful operation.

The Caution Note identifies information

intended to prevent an incident that might

prohibit proper operation of the

program/equipment.

The Warning Note identifies information

intended to prevent an incident that might

prohibit proper operation of the

program/equipment, and/or cause

personal injury.

1.2.1 Other Conventions

Following the heading of each function, there is a

checkbox that indicates whether or not your system

allows you to perform the function.

The key sequence shortcut follows the checkbox. This

sequence identifies the keys to press to perform the

intended function. Below is an example.

Key Sequence: [#][4][9]

A description of the function and operational

procedure follow the key sequence.

1.3 About Your Security System

This system includes a telephone line

seizure feature. The system might be

programmed to send system events to the

Alarm Receiving Centre (ARC) over the

phone line. You cannot use your phone

while the system is communicating with the

ARC. In the unlikely event that the ARC is

unable to receive the report, your phone

could be unavailable for up to 20 minutes

while the system makes additional

communication attempts.

This document explains how to use and maintain your

security system. It covers basic functions, such as

turning the system on and off.

Depending on how your Installation Company

programmed your system, you might not be able to

use all of the functions described in this document.

Certain functions require you to enter your Personal

Identification Number (PIN).

Your system helps to secure life, property, and

investments against fire, theft and bodily harm. It

might consist of one or more keypads, door/window

sensors (devices that can tell whether a door/window

is opened or closed), motion sensors, and fire

detection devices. Each device is connected to a

control panel.

1.4 Security System Basics

What is a Zone?

A zone is a detection device or group of devices

connected to your security system. Zones are

identified by the area they monitor, such as a front

door, bedroom window, or hallway.

What is a Faulted Zone?

When a zone (such as a door or window) is closed, it

is said to be normal. When the door or window is

open, the zone is said to be faulted, or not normal.

When you turn your system on, you usually want all of

the zones in your system to be normal. However, you

can turn your system on with faulted zones by using

the Bypass Zones function (for text keypads, see

page 15; for LED keypads, see page 36).

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Are All Zones the Same?

Not all zones are the same. In fact, there are two

basic types of zones: Controlled and 24-hour.

Controlled zones respond to alarm conditions

depending upon whether the system is turned on or

off. They are programmed to either respond instantly

to alarm conditions, or to provide a delay so you can

reach the keypad and turn the system off. Various

controlled zones can be located throughout your

house.

When you turn your system on, you have the option of

turning on all controlled zones (All On), or just some

of the controlled zones (Perimeter Only or Partial On).

24-hour zones are always on, even when the system

is turned off. There are two types of 24-hour zones,

fire zones and non-fire zones.

• Fire Zones: Fire zones only monitor fire

detection devices such as smoke detectors.

They are always on and cannot be turned off.

• Non-fire 24-hour Zones: Non-fire 24-hour

zones are always on and cannot be turned off.

All On

When you turn your system All On, you are turning

on all controlled zones, both interior (motion

detectors) and perimeter (doors and window

contacts).

= Controlled Zone is turned All On.

KITCHEN

BEDROOM

BED

ROOM BED

ROOM

DINING

ROOM

LIVING

ROOM

Figure 1: All On Operation

Perimeter Only/Partial On

When you turn your system Perimeter Only or

Partial On, you are turning on only a portion of the

controlled zones.

Your Installation Company determines which zones

turn on when the system is turned Perimeter Only on.

You identify which zones turn on when the system is

turned Partial On. To select Partial On zones on an

text keypad, see page 13. To select Partial On zones

on an LED keypad, see page 34.

Perimeter Only and Partial On zones can include only

the perimeter (doors and windows) of your system, or

the zones on the first floor of a two story house.

= Controlled Zone not turned Perimeter Only/Partial On.

= Controlled Zone turned Perimeter Only/Partial On.

KITCHEN

BEDROOM

BED

ROOM BED

ROOM

DINING

ROOM

LIVING

ROOM

Figure 2: Perimeter Only/Partial On Operation

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1.5 Security System Limitations

Not even the most advanced security system can

guarantee coverage against burglary, fire, or

environmental threats. All security systems are

subject to possible compromise or failure-to-warn for

a variety of reasons including, but not limited to, the

following:

• If sirens or horns are placed outside the

hearing range of people in remote areas of the

building or in areas that are frequently closed

off, they do not provide the intended

protection.

• If intruders gain access through unprotected

zones of entry, the system will not detect their

entrance.

• If intruders have the technical means of

bypassing, jamming, or disconnecting all or

part of the system, they will not be detected.

• If the AC power supply is off and the backup

battery is either missing or dead, sensors

cannot detect intrusion.

• Smoke detectors cannot detect smoke in

chimneys, walls, or roofs, or smoke blocked by

a closed door. They cannot detect smoke or

fire on a level of the building different from the

one on which they are located. Smoke

detectors might not be able to warn in time

about fires started by explosions, improper

storage of flammables, overloaded electrical

circuits, or other types of hazardous

conditions.

• If phone lines are out of service, reports from

the security system to the Alarm Receiving

Centre cannot be sent. Telephone lines are

vulnerable to compromise by several means.

Inadequate maintenance and failure to test are

the most common causes of alarm failure. Test

your system once a week to be sure that all

system components are working properly.

Although having a security system can make

you eligible for reduced insurance premiums,

the system is no substitute for insurance.

Warning devices cannot compensate you for

loss of life or property.

1.6 Fire Safety and Evacuation

Residential fire is a leading cause of accidental death.

Most fire related deaths occur at night when

occupants suffocate in their sleep from smoke and

toxic gases, rather than from burns. To help reduce

this risk, these guidelines should be followed:

• Minimize fire hazards. Smoking in bed,

cleaning with flammable liquids such as

gasoline, leaving children home alone, and

using unsafe holiday decorations are some of

the common causes of household fire.

• Install a fire alarm system. The primary

purpose of this system is to alert people by

giving the earliest possible warning of danger.

• A smoke detector should be provided to cover

each sleeping area in a home.

• Practice an escape plan. Because there might

be very little time between detection of a fire

and the time it becomes deadly, it is important

that every member of the family understand

how to quickly evacuate according to the plan.

• Have a primary and alternate escape route.

Since stairwells and hallways might be blocked

during a fire, exiting through a bedroom

window must be a part of the escape plan. If

the sleeping area is above the ground floor,

install a means of safely descending outside

the building if one does not already exist.

• As a part of this plan, all family members

should arrange to meet at a location away

from the house (such as a neighbor’s house)

so you can account for everyone.

• If it is determined that the alarm was

accidentally sounded, silence the bell, reset

the detectors, and notify the ARC that there is

no emergency situation.

Rec Room

Dining

Room Kitchen Bedroom

Bedroom

Living Room

Bedroom

Locate smoke detectors between

sleeping areas and family living

areas.

*= Smoke Detector

story including basements, but excluding crawl

A smoke detector should be located on each

spaces and unfinished attics.

Bedroom BedroomHall

Living

Room Dining

Room

Basement

*= Smoke Detector

Figure 3: Smoke Detector Locations

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1.7 Maintenance and Service

This security system requires very little maintenance,

however, you should test the system weekly to ensure

it is working properly. A test schedule and

maintenance program can be arranged. If you notice

a change in operation during normal use or testing,

call for service as soon as possible. Do not attempt to

repair the control panel, keypads, or detectors

yourself.

See System Information on page 3 for Alarm

Receiving Centre name and contact information.

1.8 Power Failure

If the keypad indicates a power failure, and you have

power in the rest of your building, there might be a

problem with the electrical transformer or circuit

breaker supplying power to your security system. If it

appears to be damaged in any way, do not attempt to

repair it. Call your Installation Company for service.

If the transformer is plugged in, check the circuit

breaker supplying power to the outlet. If the breaker is

tripped, check the appliances on the circuit for signs

of electrical problems. Make sure someone has not

intentionally turned the breaker off. When all is clear,

reset the breaker.

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KEYPAD OVERVIEW

2.0 Keypad Overview

This section provides an overview of the features

shared by both the text keypad and the LED keypad.

The front of your keypad might look different than the

keypads pictured in this document. The instructions

covered in this document still apply as the functions

are the same.

123

456

789

Entry

System

Reset

Bypass

Only

Perimeter

Off

TEST WEEKLY

Armed

Status

Power

Fire

Text Display

System

Status LEDs

Function

Keys

Figure 4: Text Keypad

123

456

789

Entry

System

Reset

Bypass

Only

Perimeter

Off

TEST WEEKLY

12345678

910

11 12 13 14 15 16

Armed

Status

Power

Fire

Perimeter

Supervisory

Bell Silenced

Trouble

System

Status LEDs Zone

Status LEDs

Function

Keys

Figure 5: LED Keypad

Keypad function procedures begin on page 10 for the

text keypad, and page 32 for the LED keypad.

The LED keypad can only display Zones 1-

16 or Users 1-16. Any functions that

require displaying zones or users higher

than 16 cannot be performed from this

keypad.

2.1 Keypad Keys

Both keypads have 21 keys to perform the various

functions as described in Table 3:

Keypad Key Function

1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0 Use the numeric keys to enter PINs and

issue key sequence functions.

# Use the [#] key in conjunction with the

numeric keys to enter key sequence

functions. Also displays system status

when pressed.

* Press the [*] key to advance to the next

display (when available).

On Press the [On] key to turn your system All

On. See Turn the System On on pages

12 and 33 for more details.

Off If pressed when the system is on, the

user is prompted to enter a PIN to turn

the system off. See Turn the System Off

on pages 11 and 33 for more details. No

function for [Off] key when system is off.

Perimeter Only Press the [Perimeter Only] key to turn

your system Perimeter Only on. See Turn

the System On on pages 12 and 33 for

more details.

No Entry Press the [No Entry] key to turn your

system on with no Entry Delay. See Turn

the System On on pages 12 and 33 for

more details.

Bypass Press the [Bypass] key to bypass one or

more zones. See Bypass/Unbypass

Zones on pages 15 and 36 for more

details.

System Reset Press the [System Reset] key to reset the

system. See Reset the System on pages

24 and 45 for more details.

Table 2: Keypad Key Functions

Certain key press combinations can be assigned by

your Installation Company to generate Fire,

Emergency, and Panic alarms. To activate these

special alarm functions, press and hold the key

combinations shown below for at least one second.

Special Alarm Key Operation (to be filled in by

your Installation Company):

• [1]+[3] keys = _________________________

• [4]+[6] keys = _________________________

• [7]+[9] keys = _________________________

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KEYPAD OVERVIEW

2.2 Keypad Tones

Both keypads use several distinct tones to alert you of

system events. See Table 3 for an explanation of

each keypad tone.

Keypad Tone

(Tone Diagram) Description

Fire Alarm

__ __ __ __ When a fire zone goes into alarm,

the keypad sounds the Fire Alarm

tone. Enter PIN to silence.

Burglary Alarm

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ When a burglary zone goes into

alarm when your system is turned

on, the keypad sounds the Burglary

Alarm tone. The sounder remains

on for the duration of time set by

your Installation Company. Enter

PIN to silence.

Trouble

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ When a system component is not

functioning properly, the keypad

sounds the Trouble tone.

Key Press

_ Pressing any key on the keypad

sounds the Key Press tone,

indicating that the key press is

accepted.

Entry Delay

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

(Fast)

When you enter the building

through a zone programmed for

Entry Delay, the keypad sounds the

Entry Delay tone to remind you to

turn your system off. If the system

is not turned off before the Entry

Delay time ends, an alarm event

occurs and a report is sent to the

ARC.

Exit Delay

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

(Slow)

After you turn your system on, the

keypad sounds the Exit Delay tone

and counts down the Exit Delay

time. If you do not exit before the

Exit Delay time ends and an Exit

Delay zone is faulted (opening a

door specified as an Exit Delay

zone), an alarm event begins.

Error

__ __ __ __ If you press an incorrect key, the

keypad sounds the Error tone. This

tone is the same tone as the

Trouble tone, but it is not repeated.

__ The OK tone indicates that a

keypad entry is accepted (for

example, a correct PIN is entered).

Chime

__ The keypad sounds the Chime tone

to alert you when any Chime zone

is faulted. The tone can vary

depending on the selected Chime

Tone. See Select Chime Tone on

pages 25 and 46 for more details.

Last Chance

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

(Fast)

During the last 10 seconds of Exit

Delay, the keypad sounds the Last

Chance warning tone. You should

exit immediately.

Table 3: Keypad Tone Descriptions

2.3 System Status LEDs

See Table 4 and Table 5 for System Status LED

function descriptions for each keypad.

LED State Description

On Steady System is turned All On or Perimeter

Only On with Entry Delay.

Slow Flash System is turned All On or Perimeter

Only On with no Entry Delay.

Armed

Off System is turned off (disarmed). If the

LED fails to turn on at the end of Exit

Delay, a bad set occurred.

On Steady No controlled zones are faulted.

Slow Flash Key sequence function has been

entered (for example, [#][4][1] has

been entered to conduct a System

Test). PIN entry is required.

Fast Flash PIN entry is required.

Status

Off System not ready.

On Steady No trouble conditions exist.

Slow Flash System Trouble exists. Keypad

roaming. See Move to Area on page

29.

Power

Fast Flash System Testing. Last 5 minutes of

Walk Test. Another keypad is active.

Fire Fast Flash Flashes fast whenever a fire zone is in

alarm.

Table 4: Text Keypad System Status LEDs

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KEYPAD OVERVIEW

LED State Description

Steady System is turned All On or Perimeter

Only On with Entry Delay.

Slow

Flash System is turned All On or Perimeter

Only On with no Entry Delay.

Armed

Off System is turned off (disarmed). If the

LED fails to turn on at the end of Exit

Delay, a bad set occurred.

Steady No controlled zones are faulted.

Slow

Flash Key sequence function has been

entered (for example, [#][4][1] has

been entered to conduct a System

Test).

Fast

Flash PIN entry is required.

Status

Off System not ready.

Steady No trouble conditions exist.

Slow

Flash System Trouble exists.

Power

Fast

Flash System Testing. Last 5 minutes of

Walk Test. Another keypad is active.

Fire Fast

Flash Flashes fast whenever a fire zone is

in alarm.

Trouble On

Steady System Trouble and/or Zone Trouble

exists. Off when all trouble conditions

are cleared.

Bell

Silenced On

Steady Alarm has been silenced with PIN

entry. LED turns off when [#] key is

held to clear silenced alarms.

Supervisory Not used.

Steady System is turned on Perimeter Only

with Entry Delay.

Perimeter

Slow

Flash System is turned on Perimeter Only

with no Entry Delay.

Table 5: LED Keypad System Status LEDs

2.4 Check System Status (Text Keypad

Only)

When the system is off, press [#] to show the current

system status.

Message Description

System OK Indicates there are no system troubles.

System Fault!

Press 4 to view Indicates that there is a system trouble.

See Check System Faults on page 20 for

more information.

Zones faulted

Press 0 to view Indicates that there are faulted zones. See

View Faulted Zones on page 15 for more

information.

Table 6: System Status Messages

2.5 Logging Out of the System

The system remembers PIN entries for approximately

10 seconds after you stop pressing keys. To log out of

the system, press [#] twice.

On the text keypad, “Logged Out” appears on the

display.

On the LED keypad, the Status LED remains on to

indicate that you have successfully logged out.

2.6 How to Clean the Keypad

If your keypad gets dirty, apply a household glass

cleaner to a clean cloth or paper towel and wipe the

surface. Do not spray any liquid directly onto the

keypad. It could run inside the case and damage

electrical circuits.

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USING THE TEXT KEYPAD

3.0 Using the Text Keypad

3.1 Enable Keypad

Extinguish Mode is disabled.

Extinguish Mode is enabled.

Text keypad shows blank display.

Text keypad shows date/time/custom text.

Description

If Extinguish Mode is enabled and your keypad’s

display is blank or showing the current date/time

across the top line, enter your Personal Identification

Number (PIN).

If your system is currently on, pressing [Off] key

entering your PIN turns the system off. If you want to

enable the keypads but leave the system on, only

enter your PIN.

If there is no keypad activity after 30 seconds, all

keypad displays are “extinguished.”

Only the Power LED remains on. Enter your PIN to

“wake up” the keypad.

Entering your PIN turns on the displays. If the system

was turned on or in alarm, it remains on or in alarm

until you enter your PIN again, or you press [Off].

You can manually extinguish all keypads assigned to

the same area by exiting any function and then

pressing [#] twice. You are now logged out. The

display is blank (or the date/time/custom text display

appears).

3.2 Silence Alarms

Key Sequence: PIN entry

Description

When an alarm occurs, the alarm tone sounds and

the display shows the zone(s) in alarm.

Alarm Zn 4

Living Room

Procedure

1. Enter your PIN to silence the alarm and turn the

system off (if it was turned on).

An alarm report is sent to the ARC if the alarm is

not silenced in time.

The display continues to show the zone(s) that

caused the alarm:

Silenced alarms

Listed below.

Alarm Zn 8

Motion Detector

To remove

silenced alarms

From display,

hold #.

2. Press and hold [#] to remove the alarm

messages from the keypad display. See View

Alarm Memory on page 21 to see which zones

caused the alarm.

To reset a fire alarm, press [System Reset] or

[#][4][7] twice.

Clearing a Confirmed Alarm

If the keypad displays the following message, use

the following steps to clear a confirmed alarm.

Confirmed Alarm

Call for Service

1. Press [System Reset] or [#][4][7].

The system now checks if there is a confirmed

alarm in the keypad’s assigned area. If not, it

returns to normal operation. If a confirmed alarm

does exist, the keypad displays the following:

Phone ARC

Quote code wxyz

2. Call the ARC at the number entered on page 3 of

this document, and tell the alarm center

representative the code that appears on the

second line of the display (“wxyz” is used as an

example).

3. The ARC representative will give you a second

code to enter at the keypad. The display then

shows the following (“Lmno” is used as an

example):

Entering Code

Lmno

If the code is accepted, the confirmed alarm is

cleared. If the code is rejected, the keypad

sounds the error tone. Enter the code again.

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