NAPCO Magnum Alert-800 Manuale utente

OPERATING

GUIDE

FOR YOUR

MAGNUM

ALEm-800/800s

SECURITY

SYmM

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NAPCO

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You have taken a major step

in protecting your home or busi-

ness by having a Napco Magnum

Alert-800/800S Alarm Control

Center installed.

Please read this guide thor-

oughly to familiarize yourself with

your new security system. Keep

this booklet handy for future

reference. Note especially the

ALARM PLAN on page 15. Your

alarm specialist will help you

fiH

out and explain the various fea-

tures and operating procedures

for your new Magnum Alert

SOW

800s.

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A delay period that allows the system to

be reset before it reports to a

cantml

station.

AlmmPlmn

Identifies the areas of

tected by each zone o

our premises pro-

protection and lists

zone features (see page 15).

Anrrkrg/-

Turning yours

tern ON or OFF. This can

be done by en enng a code on the D

r”.

it-

‘R

keypad, or by turning an optional

sw tch.

ey-

Ann/-1

_lJ

cod.

A code of up to six digits which is used to

arm and disarm the system from the key-

pad.

Standb

Center

‘6,

battery is laced in the Control

x to prov de backup protection in

the event of a power lose.

ConRfal

futkn

Monitors

incomin

burgla and emer-

gency messages rom aD gital

Communi-

cator,

and alerts the proper authorities

(optional feature).

ConbdC@VBtW

The heart of the

Maanum

Alert-800/800!3

security system; it Gntrols all

system

functions.

ororW-

Reports burglary and emergencies

directty

to the central station over telephone lines.

Napco’s

Digit-Key keypad puts Control

Center functions at

be mounted

either

fingertipa

It can

the Control Center or

anywhere in your premises.

Lets you exit and enter your premises

without setting off an

alarm

after the

system is armed.

Mb+-

Buzzer at each Digit-Key keypad warns

that entry delay time is In progress. It also

sounds when you attempt to arm the s tern

if a

,lpa

rticular

zone is in

“troubte”.

It a so

r”

ies contact with a central station

(optional).

PtiBUttWtS

Two buttons

and

on the Dig&Key

keypad

which

will alert the Central Station

of an emergency.

A communication sent to a Central Station

indicating a specific change in condition of

the security system (alarm, trouble, low

battery, etc.). (Optlonai)

ShuneEuuun

Labeled%” on the Digit-Key keypad. Lets

you manually remove one or more pro-

tective zones from the system.

Independent,c~&at

protect specific

areas of

Auto

Zt?

;ftiMopt

unfed Zone: A zone capable

~ectionsystemffrtism

~utomatkally

bypassqt

(shunted)

“trouble”

(

the system.

My)

v&en

you attempt to arm

Zone: When a zone selected

for the feature is in “trouble”

will be

impossible to arm the Control Center.

Troubfe

Zones:

Zones that cannot

armed because of an open window, door or

other

ombfem

in the area

24 Hour Zones: Are always armed and

ready at all times to respond to an emer-

gency situation.

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lndlcator

ughts

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1-1

Steady

system is armed.

Flashes

system is in alarm.

Count the number of flashes to

tell in which zone the alarm

occurred. Example: Fourflashes-

alarm in Zone 4.

smU9Mf-l

Steady

system is disarmed, all

zones okay.

Flashes

zone in trouble

(in-

capable of being armed). Count

the number of flashes to deter-

mine zone(s). Example: Four

flashes

trouble in Zone 4.

shunt

Ught

(Y8lknw)

Steady

one or more zones are

shunted (bypassed) from the

system.

MlnCSoundar

When you enter your premises,

the tone reminds you to reset

the Control Center before the

end of a timed entry period so

you do not activate the alarm.

The Mini-Sounder also sounds

if you attempt to arm the system

when a particular zone is in

trouble.

’

IShunt

Ylnl-Soundor

Pmk

Faceplate of Digit-Key keypad

lifts up to reveal convenient ref-

erence index of zones protected.

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Each security system is custom tailored to the owner’s needs, but all MAGNUM

ALERTBOO/

800s

have the following:

zones

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f.TheAIammOutput

Your system contains up to six

f=Wkay_J

When any zone is activated,

separate zones. Each zone is

an independent circuit that pro- Lets you perform the following the

Contr?l

Center

responds

functions: arm/disarm the system;

sound’ng

aud’ble

alarm

tects specific areas of your home.

check the status (condition) of

and/or alerting a central station

For example: your

afarm

spe-

cialist may have set aside a zone

each zone; temporarily shunt

(re-

(optional). Your alarm specialist

move individual zones from the has programmed your system

for window protection, exit/entry

system); and send an emergency to react in a specific manner to

delay, interior space protection, alert to a Central Station(optional). each type of emergency. Be sure

safe and valuables protection you understand how your system

or emergencies. Each zone can

responds to these emergencies.

be “programmed” to react in a

specific manner. Check and be

certain that you know what each

zone protects.

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your system includes the

Once you enter your personal

Napco Digit-Key keypad you can

code into the Napco Digit-Key

choose your own private code

keypad, the red ARMED/MEMORY

to arm and disarm the Control light will go on to show the Control

Center. To program your code,

Center is armed, and off to show

slide the switch (upper left hand

it is disarmed. If you enter the

corner of your Control Center) wrong code, your alarm system will

into the LOAD position. Go to the fail to respond. Be sure to WAIT

Digit-Key keypad and enter any 5 SECONDS before attempting to

combination of numbers up to 6 re-enter your code.

digits (there is no zero). Use a

number you will remember such

as your birthday (12-s-47) rather

Chmg@lyMlrm

than something obvious like your

Slide the switch into the LOAD

address. The

nUmberSYOU

choose

position. Enter

new

c&e

into

become the only code

“recog-

the Digit-Key keypad. Return the

nized”

by your system. Return

to the Control Center and slide

switch to the RUN position.*

the switch to the RUN position.*

REMINDER: When arming or

dis-

YOUR

SECURITY

SYSTEM

WILL

respond, you may have entered

arming, if the red light does not

NOT OPERATE IN THE LOAD the wrong code. Wait 5 seconds

POSITION.

before trying to enter your code

again.

‘When entering your

personal code for the first time, or reentering your code

after an extensive power failure, enter the code again

after moving the switch to

the RUN position. This will activate the keypad lights and arm the system.

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First, check the green

STATUS light at the keypad or

keyswitch. If this light is on stead-

ily, enter your code. The red

ARMED/MEMORY light will come

on and the green lamp will go out.

Leave immediately through the

entry/exit doorway before the

delay time runs out. If you delay

too long in leaving the premises,

you will hear the Mini-Sounder

warn you that the exit delay time

has run out. To avoid causing an

alarm, quickly return to the keypad

and enter your code to reset the

Control Center. You may then re-

arm and try to exit again.

kmlngwltha-

“trouble”

When the green STATUS light

is flashing, one or more of your

burglary protection zones are in

“trouble” and incapable of being

armed. The green light will flash

the number(s) identifying the

zone or zones in “trouble”. For

example, if your back door is open

on Zone 1 and a window is open on

Zone 3, the green STATUS lamp

will flash once for Zone

pause,

then flash three times for Zone 3.

(Refer to your Alarm Plan for zone

locations.)

Look for something you can

fix yourself in the area protected

by the zone(s) in “trouble”. In this

example, you can fix the zones

yourself by closing the back door

and the window.

If the zone cannot be fixed

immediately, the green light will

continue to flash. Try to arm. If

the zone(s) in “trouble” have

been programmed as

Auto-

Shunt zones, the red ARMED/

MEMORY lamp will come on,

the green light will go out, and

your system will be armed. The

sounder will come on for 4

sec-

onds to remind you that you

armed with one or more zones

shunted (turned off).

When you try to arm with a

zone programmed as a Priority

Zone in “trouble”, the Control

Center will not arm. Enter your

code again to silence the

sounder. If you cannot fix the

zone, call your alarm specialist.

Check the Alarm Plan in this

manual to remind you which

zones are programmed as Prior-

ity zones and which are

Auto-

Shunt.

The Alarm Plan will also indi-

cate which zones, if any,

csn

manually shunted. Manually

shunt with caution. Shunting too

many zones will leave your prem-

ises unprotected, even with

your system armed. To arm with

zone(s) manually shunted, count

the flashes on the green STATUS

light to be sure the zone in

“trouble” is capable of being

manually shunted. Press the

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SHUNT button, labeled “S”, and

enter your code. The yellow

SHUNT light and the

red

ARMED/

MEMORY light will come on. The

green light will be out. All zones

programmed by your alarm spe-

cialist to respond to manual

shunting will be shunted (even if

some are not in “trouble”).

Leave quickly when the red

ARMED/MEMORY light goes on.

Be sure to have all zones in

“trouble” repaired as soon as

possible.

DlSWfBllng

when

you

return

When you enter through the

exit/entry door, the entry delay

Mini-Sounder will come on.

Check the red ARMED/

MEMORY light. If it is flashing,

an alarm occurred while you were

gone. Disarm the system with

your code from the keypad to

silence the sounder. NOTE: If

your system has a digital com-

municator, there may be a delay

while it is reporting an alarm

before your system disarms.

If the red ARMED/MEMORY

light was flashing before you

disarmed, it will go out briefly

then begin to flash a number of

pulses identifying the zone(s)

that had an alarm. Write down

the number of times the alarm

memory lamp flashes, so you will

have a record of which zone(s)

need attention. You may then

arm and disarm to cancel the

flashing alarm memory. If a zone

is still in alarm condition, you

will hear the Mini-Sounder for

three seconds. The red ARMED/

MEMORY light will go out. The

green STATUS light may start

flashing if zones are still in

“trouble” from the alarm.

If there was an alarm and the

red ARMED/MEMORY light did

not flash, the alarm was a 24 hour

zone (see your Alarm Plan). The

cause of the alarm will have to be

removed before you can clear

the alarm signal.

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Arming

with

zone

shunting

You might have chosen one

or two zones that you can man-

ually “shunt out” of the system

from the keypad. A shunted

(bypassed) zone cannot cause

an alarm. Zone shunting may be

used for turning off interior

protection, or allowing you to

turn on only your perimeter

protection.

To arm with zone(s) shunted,

first check the green STATUS

lamp to make sure that no peri-

meter zone is in “trouble”. Then

press the SHUNT button, labeled

“S”,

and enter your code. The

yellow SHUNT light and the red

ARMED/MEMORY light will come

on. The green light will be out.

The SHUNT light will go out when

you disarm the Control Center.

Alrmlwhhthe

systam

dlsarmed

If an alarm signals at a time

when your system is not armed,

an alarm is occurring on a 24

hour protection zone, or your

standby battery is low. The cause

of the alarm must be corrected

and then the Control Center reset

by arming and disarming again in

order to clear the signal. (Consult

your Alarm Plan to determine

which, if any, of your protection

zones are 24 hour.)

hlstant

protection

Your alarm specialist may have

installed an optional switch that

may be used to cancel the exit/

entry delay period at the time of

arming the system. Use this fea-

ture when at home to sound an

instant alarm upon intrusion

through the exit/entry door.

Activate the switch prior to arm-

ing. Be sure to restore the switch

to the normal position, disarm

the system, and then re-arm the

system if you are leaving the

premises.

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Panic alarm

To activate a panic alarm and

call for outside help, press the

two buttons marked l and

the Digit-Key keypad.

Makesure

you press both buttons at the

s8me

time. The panic zone is

capable of sending

asilent

signal

to the Central Station when a

Digital Communicator is being

used (optional).

The

Penic

Ai8rm is

always

active, whether your system is

armed or not.

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