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mi64

User Manual

Contents 
1 Introduction to the mi64...................................................................................5
2 Understanding your Keypad............................................................................6
3 Your system information..................................................................................8
4 Using this Manua ..........................................................................................11
5 Arming your system.......................................................................................11
6 Bypassing Zones............................................................................................15
7 Disarming the System....................................................................................16
8 Viewing the partition memory.......................................................................16
9 Emergencies...................................................................................................17
10 User Codes................................................................................................19
11 Home Profi es: Home and Warning Zones................................................24
12 Chime Zones.............................................................................................25
13 Troub eshooting.........................................................................................26
14 Contact Information..................................................................................28
Figures and Table
Figure 1: The Keypad...........................................................................................6
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Tab e 1: Programming User Codes- Function Va ues.........................................20
Tab e 2 Programming Page Functions................................................................21
Tab e 3 User Type Va ues...................................................................................22
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Glossary

Arm This is to set your system into Armed Mode. This means that if

a zone is vio ated, an a arm condition wi be activated and

your monitoring company (if app icab e) wi be notified.

Bypassed This means that a zone is deactivated. When the system is

armed and a bypassed zone is vio ated, it wi be ignored by

the system.

Chime Zone This is a zone which wi cause the keypad to beep when it is

vio ated and the system is unarmed.

Entry/Exit This is the zone that you wi use to enter or exit your premises

once you have armed your a arm. This wi have an entry/exit

de ay that wi give you time to enter or exit before the system

is armed or an a arm is triggered.

Fo ower

Zone

When the system is armed, this zone can be vio ated after the

entry/exit zone during the entry/exit de ay without causing an

a arm. This wi be the zones you need to go through to access

your keypad.

Home Arm This is when you use your Home 1 or Home 2 profi e to arm

your premises. This is used when someone is sti inside. In

this mode you can vio ate your Home Zones without causing

an a arm.

Home Zones These zones are automatica y bypassed when your Home 1 or

Home 2 profi e is active.

Partition A group of zones which can be armed or disarmed together.

For examp e, you may have one partition which inc udes the

zones in Bui ding 1, and another partition that covers the zones

in Bui ding 2.

Warning

Zone

When armed in Home1 or Home2, a warning zone wi beep

when vio ated. You wi then have a set time to enter a va id

user code before the a arm is activated.

Zone This is an area of your premises which is monitored by sensors

or detectors.

1 Introduction to the mi64

We come to the mi64, a state of the art a arm pane designed with the security of

you, your fami y and business in mind. P ease fo ow the instructions contained

within this manua to ensure troub e free operation.

Your system is made up of the mi64 contro pane , one or more keypads, sensors

and detectors. You mi64 contro pane is contained within a p astic casing- and

shou d on y be opened by the insta er or a service professiona . Anything you

need to view, or change about your system can be done from the keypad.

Be ow are a few he pfu notes to ensure that your mi64 is used proper y:

Before operation p ease read this manua carefu y and keep it in an

accessib e p ace.

The mi65 shou d on y be insta ed and serviced by a qua ified professiona .

They wi instruct you on how to use the system and the protection that it

provides.

Your system shou d be tested regu ar y. Before you test the system notify

your monitoring company.

DO NOT disconnect the mains power. The backup battery is not designed to

be a permanent power source, so wi discharge and your mi64 wi

shutdown.

The mi64 cannot prevent emergencies. Its function is to a ert you and your

monitoring company of an emergency situation.

Fire and heat sensors may not detect a fire situations, so p ease take

sensib e precautions.

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2 Understanding your Keypad

The operation of your security system is contro ed by the keypad/s. To ensure

correct operation it is vita that you fami iarise yourse f with the correct use of

the keypad.

By defau t a keypads can view, arm and disarm a partitions. Check with your

insta er to see how your system has been insta ed.

Figure 1: The Keypad

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2 1 Understanding the keypad indicators

For the ocation of the indicators p ease see Figure 1: The Keypad.

Power Indicator

Green Mains power is connected to the pane and is functioning correct y.

There are no fau t conditions.

Red A fau t condition has occurred. This cou d be oss of mains power, ow

battery or other system fau t. Refer to section 12.1 for troub eshooting.

Home 1 and Home 2 Indicators

Green You are viewing the profi e that is i uminated green and the zone

indicators wi show the status of the zones in this profi e.

F ashing

Orange

The home profi e is in entry/exit de ay mode, and wi short y arm.

Red The system in armed in the Home 1 or Home 2 profi e.

Partition (P) Indicators

Bright

Green

This is the active partition and it is ready to arm. The zone

indicators for the zones be onging to this partition wi be

disp aying their status.

Dim

Green

The partition is avai ab e, but is not the active partition you are

viewing. To view this partition, touch the [P] key and it wi turn

bright green.

Orange Not ready to arm. A zone is vio ated.

Red The partition is armed.

F ashing

Orange

This partition is in entry/exit de ay mode, and wi short y arm.

Zone Indicators

Extinguishe

Not vio ated.

F ashing Vio ated zone.

I uminated The zone is bypassed.

By defau t LEDs 1-16 disp ay zones 1-16- however this may be programmed

per partition. P ease speak to your insta er to see how they have set up your

zone indicators.

2 2 Operating the Keypad

The function of your keypad:

The keypad is used to send commands to the mi64 and to disp ay the status

of the system.

The keypad has a buzzer, indicator LEDs, and entry command keys.

The keypad/s wi have been mounted within your premises, usua y in your

entry/exit zones.

Your keypads are programmed to ‘s eep’ after a period of inactivity. The

LEDs wi extinguish, except the power and partition LEDS. To ‘wake up

your keypad’ touch any key. The period of inactivity is programmab e and

may be turned off.

At night your keypad wi sense the ow ight eve s and provide back ights

for easy use. In addition, a the LEDs wi be dimmed.

If there is a vio ation of a sensor or detector in armed mode, the

corresponding zone indictor wi f ash and the keypad wi beep unti the

fau t is c eared.

To mute your keypad, apart from the keytouch tones, ho d [ALT] key unti

you get a ong beep, and then touch [MEDICAL] once. Repeat to unmute.

2 2 1 Keypad Beeps

Your keypad wi beep when:

When you touch any of the keys (short beep)

When you arm the pane ( ong beep)

When a zone is vio ated when armed (continuous beep, unti [#] is touched

or system is disarmed)

When an error is entered on the keypad (three beeps)

When a fau t condition, such as AC fai or ow battery, has occurred (doub e

beep with a pause). This beep wi on y sound if the insta er has turned

enab ed the disp ay of the fau t conditions.

3 Your system information

P ease check with your qua ified insta er which of the functions have been

enab ed for your system.

Quick Away Arm

Quick Home 1 and Home 2 Arm

Arm with Entry/Exit Zones vio ated

Home 1 Arm

Home 2 Arm

Forced Arming

Siren sound on arm/disarm

Panic A arm

Fire A arm

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Medica A arm

Chime Zones

Buzz Zones

Zone Tamper Monitoring

Arm with remote contro or key-switch

Exit de ay with remote contro or key-switch.

3 1 User Codes

Your mi64 a ows you to have different user profi es. This means that each user

can have different permissions assigned to them. A Master User can add

additiona users, and arm/disarm the entire system, whereas a Norma User can

on y arm/disarm the partitions that they are assigned to. For examp e; you can

provide an emp oyee with a code that disarms/arms the outside beams, but they

have no contro over interna partitions. For more information about user codes

see section 10.

Your insta er shou d record the user detai s be ow. Keep this somewhere secure,

away from your keypads.

User

Number

User Code Type of User User Name

1 Defau t code: 1234

New Code:

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