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ARMING/DISARMING

AWAY ARMING

1.Verify that the panel's READY light is on or blinking.

2.Enter your Access Code, then press the 3 key.

Stay Arming

Verify that the panel's READY light is on or blinking.

Enter your Access Code, then press the 2 key.

Disarming

Enter your Access Code, then press the 1 key.

Turning off Accidental Alarm

Enter your Access Code, then press the 1 key. The panel announces, 'Sensor [sensor #] [alarm type] alarm memory. Alarm system is OFF'.

Bypassing

Indirect Bypasing

Used to bypass all open sensors at the time of arming

Arm the system. If the panel announces, 'Sensor [Sensor #] open', and sounds a protest, continue to step 2. If the panel arms successfully you do not have to bypass any sensors.

Press BYPASS. The panel announces, 'Alarm system is ON [Level #]. Sensor [Sensor #] is bypassed'.

Direct Bypassing

Used to selectively bypass individual sensors

Enter Primary Access Code, then 2 or 3, to arm to the desired level.

Enter Primary Access Code, then press BYPASS, then enter the 2 digit Sensor Number (01-18). The panel announces, 'Sensor [Sensor #] bypassed'.

Repeat step 2 to bypass another sensor.

Removing all sensor bypasses

Change the Security Level

Removing a single sensor bypass

1.Enter the Primary Access Code.

2.Press the BYPASS key.

3.Enter the Sensor Number. The panel announces, 'Sensor [Sensor #] ON'.

If the panel announces, 'Invalid, try again', check that the sensor is closed, then repeat steps 1-3.

4.        Repeat steps 1-3 to remove another sensor bypass.

CHIME feature

To turn Chime on or off:

1.Disarm the system if not already disarmed.

2.Enter an Access Code, then press the 7 key. The panel announces, 'On' or 'Off'.

System Status

Whenever you disarm the system, or experience problems, press the STATUS button. The panel may notify you of the following conditions:

•Sensors that are open or have covers off

•Sensors with low batteries

•Sensors that are bypassed

•Loss of AC power

•Low back up battery

•Sensor alarms that occurred during the armed period

•Sensors experiencing communication failures

Alarm memory

To hear alarms in memory

Press COMMAND, then press STATUS.

The panel announces, 'Sensor [sensor #] [alarm type] Alarm Memory'. If no alarms occurred during the arming period, the panel announces, 'Alarm Memory is OK'.

To clear alarm memory

1.Enter any Access Code, then press 9. The panel and interior sirens sound one long beep and the panel announces, 'Sensor test is ON'.

2.Enter any Access Code, then press1 to exit out of sensor tests. The panel announces, 'Alarm system is OFF'. The alarm memory is now empty.

Access Codes

Changing Primary Access Code

1.Enter the Primary Access Code, then press the STATUS key, then press 8. The panel beeps once.

2.Enter the new Primary Access Code. After 5 seconds, the panel announces, '[new primary access code] OK', indicating that the Primary Access Code was changed.

Temporary Access Code

The Temporary Access Code allows you to perform all system commands except changing access codes and bypassing sensors directly

To Add or Change the Temporary Access Code

1.Enter the Primary Access Code, then press the STATUS key, then press 7. The panel beeps once.

2.Enter the Temporary Access Code. After 5 seconds, the panel announces, '[temporary access code] OK', indicating that the Temporary Access Code was changed.

To Disable the Temporary Access Code

1.Enter the Primary Access Code, then press the STATUS key, then press 7. The panel beeps once.

2.Enter the Primary Access Code. After 5 seconds, the panel announces, '[primary access code] OK', indicating that the Temporary Access Code was deleted.

Seconday Access Codes

Up to 4 Secondary Access Codes can be used. They behave in the same way as Temporary Access Codes, however Secondary Access Codes can only be programmed by the installer.