DS7240V2 User Guide

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DS7200V2-EXP | User's Guide | Contents EN | 2

Bosch Security Systems | 7/04 | 4998153894B

Contents1. Introduction ....................................................... 4

1.1 System Information.........................................4 1.2 Documentation Conventions......................... 4 1.3 About Your Security System .........................5

1.4

Security System Basics....................................5

1.5 Security System Limitations........................... 6 1.6 Fire Safety and Evacuation ............................7 1.7 Maintenance and Service............................... 7 1.8 Power Failure................................................... 7 1.9 How to Clean the Keypad.............................7

2. Keypad Overview............................................ 8 2.1 Keypad Keys ................................................... 8 2.2 Keypad Tones ................................................. 9 2.3 Logging Out of the System............................9

3. Using the Text Keypad ................................... 9 3.1 System Status LEDs ........................................ 9 3.2 Check System Status.....................................10

3.3 Enable Keypad.............................................. 10 3.4 Silence Alarms...............................................10 3.5 Keypad Adjust............................................... 11 3.6 Turn the System Off .....................................11 3.7 Turn the System On .....................................12 3.8 Select Partial On Zones ................................ 13 3.9 Turn the System On with Tamper or Trouble

Conditions......................................................13 3.10 Force Arming the System ........................14 3.11 Bypass/Unbypass Zones...........................15 3.12 View Faulted Zones ..................................15 3.13 Set System Date and Time.......................16 3.14 Change PIN...............................................16 3.15 Change Another Users PIN....................17 3.16 Change Another Users Authority Level17 3.17 Change Another Users Area ..................18 3.18 Add a User PIN.........................................19 3.19 Delete a User PIN.....................................20 3.20 Renew One-Time PINs............................20 3.21 Check System Troubles............................21 3.22 View Alarm Memory ...............................21 3.23 View System Troubles..............................22 3.24 View Zone Troubles .................................22 3.25 System Test................................................23 3.26 Walk Test................................................... 24

3.27 Reset the System .......................................24 3.28 Turn Chime On/Off................................. 25 3.29 Select Chime Tone ...................................25 3.30 Select Chime Zones ..................................26 3.31 Extend Auto On Time .............................26 3.32 Change Skeds ............................................27 3.33 Change Outputs ........................................28 3.34 Remote Program.......................................28 3.35 All Areas On..............................................29 3.36 All Areas Off .............................................29

3.37 Move to Area.............................................29 3.38 Auto-Forward On/Off...............................30 3.39 Auto-Forward On Setup ...........................30 3.40 Auto-Forward Off Setup...........................31 3.41 Remote Arming with Telephone, Area 131 3.42 View History Log ......................................32 3.43 Enable Installer PIN..................................32

4. Using the LED Keypad ..................................33 4.1 Keypad LED Functions ................................33 4.2 Enable Keypad ..............................................33 4.3 Silence Alarms...............................................33 4.4 Keypad Adjust ...............................................34 4.5 Turn the System Off......................................34 4.6 Turn the System On......................................35 4.7 Select Partial On Zones ................................36 4.8 Turn the System On with Tamper or Trouble

Conditions......................................................37 4.9 Force Arming the System.............................37 4.10 Bypass/Unbypass Zones...........................39 4.11 Set System Date and Time .......................39 4.12 Change PIN ...............................................40 4.13 Change Another Users PIN ....................40 4.14 Change Another Users Authority Level41 4.15 Change Another Users Area...................43 4.16 Add a User PIN .........................................44 4.17 Delete a User PIN .....................................45 4.18 Renew One-Time PINs ............................45 4.19 Check System Troubles............................46 4.20 View Alarm Memory................................47 4.21 View System Troubles..............................47 4.22 View Zone Troubles .................................48 4.23 System Test ................................................48

4.24

Walk Test ...................................................49

4.25 Reset the System........................................49 4.26 Turn Chime On/Off .................................50 4.27 Select Chime Tone....................................50 4.28 Select Chime Zones...................................51 4.29 Extend Auto On Time..............................51 4.30 All Areas On..............................................52 4.31 All Areas Off..............................................52 4.32 Auto Forward On/Off...............................52 4.33 Remote Arming with Telephone, Area 153 4.34 Remote Program .......................................53 4.35 Enable Installer PIN..................................53

5. Reference Materials .......................................54 5.1 Pager Reports.................................................54 5.2 System Event Descriptions...........................55 5.3 Glossary..........................................................60


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DS7200V2-EXP | User's Guide | Figures EN | 3


FiguresFigure 1: All On Operation ......................................5 Figure 2: Perimeter Only/Partial On Operation.... 6 Figure 3: Smoke Detector Locations ....................... 7 Figure 4: Text Keypad ..............................................8

Figure 5:

LED Keypad..............................................8

TablesTable 1: Keypad Key Functions............................... 8 Table 2: Keypad Tone Descriptions ........................ 9 Table 3: Text Keypad System Status LEDs ............ 9 Table 4: System Status Messages............................10 Table 5: Arming Key Sequences............................12 Table 6: Chime Tone Selections ............................25 Table 7: Log Display Descriptions.........................32 Table 8: LED Keypad System Status LEDs..........33 Table 9: Arming Key Sequences............................35

Table 10:

Checking System Troubles.....................46

Table 11: Viewing System Troubles.......................47 Table 12: Viewing Zone Troubles..........................48 Table 13: System Test LED Indications.................48 Table 14: System Test Status ...................................49 Table 15: Chime Tone Selections...........................50 Table 16: Reserved User IDs ..................................54


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DS7200V2-EXP | User's Guide | 1. Introduction EN | 4


1. Introduction

1.1 System InformationAlarm company:

Telephone Number:

1.2 Documentation Conventions1.2.1 Type Styles UsedTo help identify important items in the text, thefollowing type styles are used:

Bold text Indicates important text or terms that

you should note.Italicized text Refers you to a drawing, table, orother section of this document.

[#][4][9] Bracketed numbers represent keypadkeys. When next to one another, theyrepresent the key sequence to pressfor a particular function. For thisexample, pressing the [#] keyfollowed by the [4] key and [9] keyenters the Keypad Adjust function.

[*]+[1] Bracketed numbers represent keypadkeys. If there is a + sign in betweenthem, you must press and hold thefirst key and then press the secondkey to perform the intended function.For this example, pressing andholding the [*] key and then pressingthe [1] key increases the keypadsvolume when you have entered theKeypad Adjust function sequence([#][4][9]).

1.2.2 Notes, Cautions, and WarningsThroughout this document there are important notesthat address personal and/or equipment safety issues,system operation issues, etc. They are set off as follows:

The Important Note identifies informationintended for successful operation.

The Caution Note identifies informationintended to prevent an incident that couldprohibit the functionality of theprogram/equipment.

The Warning Note identifies informationintended to prevent an incident that couldprohibit the functionality of theprogram/equipment and/or personal injury.

1.2.3 Other ConventionsFollowing the heading of each user function, there is acheckbox that indicates whether or not your systemallows you to perform the function.The key sequence shortcut follows the checkbox. Thissequence identifies the keys that you must press inorder to perform the intended function. Below is anexample.

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

A description of the function and operationalprocedure follow the key sequence.


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1.3 About Your Security SystemThis system includes a telephone lineseizure feature. The system can beprogrammed to communicate with theAlarm Receiving Center (ARC) to reportsystem events, such as alarms. You cannotuse your phone when the system iscommunicating with the ARC over thephone line. In the unlikely event that theARC is not able to receive the report, yourphone can be unavailable for up to 20minutes while the system makes additionalcommunication attempts.

If your telephone service is interrupted, yoursecurity system cannot send reports to theARC unless it has an alternate means ofsending them.

This Users Guide shows you how to use and maintainyour security system. It covers basic functions, such asturning the system on and off.Depending on how your alarm company programmedyour system, you might not be able to use all of thefunctions described in this document.Certain functions require you to enter your PersonalIdentification Number (PIN).Your system helps to secure life, property, andinvestments against fire, theft and bodily harm. It canconsist of one or more keypads, door/window sensors(devices that can tell whether a door/window is openedor closed), motion sensors, and fire detection devices.Each device is connected to a control panel.

1.4 Security System Basics1.4.1 What is a Zone?A Zone is a detection device or group of devicesconnected to your security system. Zones are identifiedby the area they monitor, such as a front door,bedroom window, or hallway.1.4.2 What is a Faulted Zone? When a zone (such as a door or window) is closed, it issaid to be normal. When the door or window is open,the zone is said to be faulted , or not normal. Whenyou turn your system on, you usually want all of thezones in your system to be normal. However, you canturn your system on with faulted zones by using theBypass Zones function (for text keypads, see page 15;for LED keypads, see page 39).

1.4.3 Are All Zones the Same?Not all zones are the same. In fact, there are two basictypes of zones: Controlled and 24-hour .Controlled ZonesControlled zones respond to alarm conditionsdepending upon whether the system is turned on or off.They are programmed to either respond instantly toalarm conditions, or to provide a delay so you canreach the keypad and turn the system off. Variouscontrolled zones can be located throughout your house.When you turn your system on, you have the option ofturning on all controlled zones (All On), or just some ofthe controlled zones (Perimeter Only or Partial On).24-hour Zones24-hour zones are always on, even when the system isturned off. There are two types of 24-hour zones, firezones and non-fire zones .

Fire Zones: Fire zones only monitor fire detectiondevices such as smoke detectors. They are alwayson and cannot be turned off.

Non-fire 24-hour Zones: Non-fire 24-hour zonesare always on and cannot be turned off.

1.4.4 All OnWhen you turn your system All On , you are turningon all controlled zones, both interior (motion detectors)and perimeter (doors and window contacts). See Figure1.

Figure 1: All On Operation

= Controlled zone turned All On


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1.4.5 Perimeter Only/Partial OnWhen you turn your system Perimeter Only orPartial On , you are turning on only a portion of thecontrolled zones.Your alarm company determines which zones turn onwhen the system is turned Perimeter Only on.

You identify which zones turn on when the system isturned Partial On. To select Partial On zones on a textkeypad, see page 13. To select Partial On zones on anLED keypad, see page 36.Perimeter Only and Partial On zones can include onlythe perimeter (doors and windows) of your system, orthe zones on the first floor of a two story house. SeeFigure 2 .

Figure 2: Perimeter Only/Partial On Operation

= Controlled zone turned Perimeter Only orPartial On

= Controlled zone turned off

1.5 Security System LimitationsNot even the most advanced security system canguarantee coverage against burglary, fire, orenvironmental threats. All security systems are subjectto possible compromise or failure-to-warn for a varietyof reasons including, but not limited to, the following:

If sirens or horns are placed outside the hearingrange of people in remote areas of the building orin areas that are frequently closed off, they do notprovide the intended protection.

If intruders gain access through unprotected zonesof entry, the system cannot detect their entrance.

If intruders have the technical means of bypassing, jamming, or disconnecting all or part of the system,they cannot be detected.

If the AC power supply is off and the backup

battery is either missing or dead, sensors cannotdetect 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 thebuilding different from the one on which they arelocated. Smoke detectors might not be able to warnin time about fires started by explosions, improperstorage of flammables, overloaded electricalcircuits, or other types of hazardous conditions.

If phone lines are out of service, reports from thesecurity system to the ARC cannot be sent.

Telephone lines are vulnerable to compromise byseveral means. Inadequate maintenance and failureto test are the most common causes of alarmfailure. Test your system once a week to be surethat all system components are working properly.Although having a security system can make youeligible for reduced insurance premiums, thesystem is no substitute for insurance. Warningdevices cannot compensate you for loss of life orproperty.


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1.6 Fire Safety and EvacuationResidential fire is a leading cause of accidental death.Most fire related deaths occur at night when occupantssuffocate in their sleep from smoke and toxic gases,rather than from burns. To help reduce this risk, thefollowing guidelines should be followed. Minimize fire hazards. Smoking in bed, cleaning

with flammable liquids such as gasoline, leavingchildren home alone, and using unsafe holidaydecorations are some of the common causes ofhousehold fire.

Install a fire alarm system. The primary purpose ofthis system is to alert people by giving the earliestpossible warning of danger.

A smoke detector should be provided to covereach sleeping area in a home.

Practice an escape plan. Because there might bevery little time between detection of a fire and thetime it becomes deadly, it is important that everymember of the family understand how to quicklyevacuate according to the plan.

Have a primary and alternate escape route. Sincestairwells and hallways might be blocked during afire, exiting through a bedroom window must be apart of the escape plan. If the sleeping area isabove the ground floor, install a means of safelydescending outside the building if one does notalready exist.

As a part of this plan, all family members shouldarrange to meet at a location away from the house(such as a neighbors house) so you can account foreveryone.

If it is determined that the alarm was accidentallysounded, silence the bell, reset the detectors, andnotify your alarm company immediately that thereis no emergency situation.

A smoke detector should be located oneach level, including basements, butexcluding crawl spaces and unfinishedattics.

Locate smoke detectors between sleepingareas and family living areas. See Figure 3 .

Figure 3: Smoke Detector Locations

= Smoke detector

1.7 Maintenance and ServiceThis security system requires very little maintenance.However, you should test the system weekly to ensureit is working properly. A test schedule andmaintenance program can be arranged. If you notice achange in operation during normal use or testing, callfor service as soon as possible. Do not attempt to repairthe control panel, keypads, or detectors yourself.See System Information on page 4 for alarm companyname and contact information.

1.8 Power FailureIf the keypad indicates a power failure and you havepower in the rest of your building, there might be aproblem with the electrical transformer or circuitbreaker supplying power to your security system. If itappears to be damaged in any way, do not attempt torepair it. Call your alarm company for service.If the transformer is connected, check the circuitbreaker supplying power to the outlet. If the breaker istripped, check the appliances on the circuit for signs ofelectrical problems. Make sure someone has notintentionally turned the breaker off. When all is clear,reset the breaker.

1.9 How to Clean the KeypadIf your keypad gets dirty, apply a household glasscleaner to a clean cloth or paper towel and wipe thesurface. Do not spray any liquid directly onto thekeypad. It could run inside the case and damageelectrical circuits.


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2. Keypad OverviewThis section provides an overview of the featuresshared by both the text keypad and the LED keypad.The front of your keypad might look different than thekeypads pictured in this document (see Figure 4 or

Figure 5 ). The instructions covered in this documentstill apply as the functions are the same.

Figure 4: Text Keypad

1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9

0 * #

Armed

Status

Power

Fire

SystemReset

Bypass

NoEntry

PerimeterOnly

Off

On

1

2

3

1- System Status LEDs2- Text Display3- Function Keys

Figure 5: LED Keypad

1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9

0 * #

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Armed

Status

Power

Fire

Perimeter

Supervisory

Bell Silenced

Trouble

SystemReset

Bypass

NoEntry

PerimeterOnly

Off

On

2

1

3

1- System Status LEDs2- Zone Status LEDs

3- Function Keys

2.1 Keypad KeysBoth keypads have 21 keys to perform the variousfunctions as described in Table 1.

Table 1: Keypad Key Functions

Keypad Keys Function1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,0 Use the numeric keys to enter PINs

and issue key sequence functions.# Press [#] along with the numeric

keys to enter key sequencefunctions. Also displays systemstatus when pressed.

* Press [*] to advance to the nextdisplay.

On Press [On] to turn your system AllOn. See pages 12 and 35 for moredetails.

Off Press [Off] to turn the system offand/or silence all alarms. A PINentry is required.

Perimeter Only Press [Perimeter Only] to turn yoursystem Perimeter Only on. Seepages 12 and 35 for more details.

No Entry Press [No Entry] to turn yoursystem on with no Entry Delay. Seepages 12 and 35 for more details.

Bypass Press [Bypass] to bypass one ormore zones. See pages 15 and 39for more details.

System Reset Press [System Reset] to reset thesystem. See pages 24 and 49 formore details.

ABC Keys Your alarm company programsthese keys to generate alarms.Press the key twice to activate.

Special Alarm Key Operation [A] Key = ________________________________ [B] Key = ________________________________ [C] Key = ________________________________


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2.2 Keypad TonesBoth keypads sound several distinct tones and turn onlights to alert you of system events. SeeTable 2 for anexplanation of each keypad tone.

Table 2: Keypad Tone Descriptions

Keypad Tone(Tone Diagram)

Description

Fire Alarm __ __ __ __

When a fire zone goes into alarm, thekeypad sounds the Fire Alarm tone. EnterPIN to silence.

Burglary Alarm _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

When a burglary zone goes into alarm whenyour system is turned on, the keypadsounds the burglary alarm tone. Thesounder remains on for the duration of timeset by your alarm company. Enter PIN tosilence.

Trouble __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __

When a system component is notfunctioning properly, the keypad sounds theTrouble tone. See pages 21, 46, and 47 formore information.

Key Press _

Pressing any key on the keypad sounds theKey Press tone, indicating that the keypress is accepted.

Entry Delay _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

(Fast)

When you enter the building through a zoneprogrammed for Entry Delay, the keypadsounds the Entry Delay tone to remind youto turn your system off. If the system is notturned off before the Entry Delay timeexpires, an alarm event occurs and a reportis sent to the ARC.

Exit Delay _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

(Slow)

After you turn your system on, the keypadsounds the Exit Delay tone and countsdown the Exit Delay time. If you do not exitbefore the Exit Delay time expires and anExit Delay zone is faulted (opening a doorspecified as an Exit Delay zone), an alarmevent begins.

Error __ __ __ __

If you press an incorrect key, the keypadsounds the Error tone to indicate an invalidentry. This tone is the same tone as theTrouble tone, but it is not repeated.

OK __

The OK tone indicates that a keypad entryis accepted (for example, a correct PIN isentered).

Chime __

The keypad sounds the Chime tone to alertyou when any Chime zone is faulted. Thetone can vary depending on the selectedChime Tone. See pages 25 and 50 formore details.

Last Chance _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

(Fast)

During the last 10 seconds of Exit Delay,the keypad sounds the Last Chancewarning tone. You should exit immediately.

2.3 Logging Out of the SystemThe system remembers PIN entries for approximately10 seconds after you stop pressing keys. To log out ofthe system, press [#] twice.On the text keypad, Logged Out appears on the

display.On the LED keypad, the Status LED stops flashing toindicate that you have successfully logged out.

3. Using the Text Keypad

3.1 System Status LEDsSee Table 3 for function descriptions of each SystemStatus LED.

Table 3: Text Keypad System Status LEDs

LED State DescriptionOn

SteadySystem is turned All On, PerimeterOnly, or Partial On with Entry Delay.

SlowFlash

System is turned All On, PerimeterOnly, or Partial On with no Entry Delay.

Armed

Off System is turned off.On

SteadyThe area is ready to turn All On.

SlowFlash

A function is active.

Fast

Flash

The Entry timer is running.

Status

Off The system is not ready.On

SteadyNo trouble conditions exist.

SlowFlash

System trouble exists. The keypad has been moved from

its home area (see Move to Area on page 29 for more information).

Power

FastFlash

The area is in a test mode (SystemTest or Walk Test), or the area isin the last 5 minutes of Walk Test.

Another keypad in the area isbusy.

Fire FastFlash

Flashes fast whenever a fire zone is inalarm.


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3.2 Check System StatusWhen the system is off, press [#] to show the currentsystem status.

Table 4: System Status Messages

Message DescriptionSystem OK Indicates that there are no system

troubles.System Trouble!Press 4 to view.

Indicates that there is a system trouble.See Check System Troubles on page21 for more information.

Zones faulted.Press 0 to view.

Indicates that there are faulted zones.See View Faulted Zones on page 15for more information.

3.3 Enable KeypadExtinguish Mode is disabled.

Extinguish Mode is enabled.

Text keypad shows blank display.

Text keypad shows date/time/custom text.

DescriptionIf Extinguish Mode is enabled and your keypadsdisplay is blank or showing the current date/timeacross the top line, enter your PIN.If your system is currently on, pressing [Off] afterentering your PIN turns the system off. If you want toenable the keypads but leave the system on, only enter

your PIN.If there is no keypad activity after 30 seconds, allkeypad displays are extinguished.Only the Power LED remains on. Enter your PIN towake up the keypad.Entering your PIN turns on the display. If the systemwas turned on or in alarm, it remains on or in alarmuntil you enter your PIN again, or you press [Off].You can manually extinguish all keypads assigned tothe same area by exiting any function and thenpressing [#] twice. You are now logged out. Thedisplay is blank (or the date/time/custom text displayappears).

3.4 Silence AlarmsDescriptionWhen an alarm occurs, the alarm tone sounds and thedisplay shows the zone(s) in alarm.

Alarm Zn 4

Living Room

Procedure

1. Enter your PIN to silence the alarm and turn thesystem off (if it was turned on).An alarm report is sent to the ARC if the alarm isnot acknowledged in time.The display continues to show the zone(s) thatcaused 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 messagesfrom the keypad display.If you want to see which zones caused alarms afterclearing them from the display, see View AlarmMemory on page 21.If the alarm is a tamper alarm, the keypadidentifies it as a tamper alarm in the first line of thedisplay:

Tamper Alrm Zn 4

Living Room

Use the procedure described above to silence thetamper alarm.To reset a fire alarm, press [System Reset] or[#][4][7] twice.


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3.5 Keypad AdjustI can perform this function.

I cannot perform this function.


DescriptionUse this function to adjust the keypads soundervolume (non-alarm tones) and display brightness.Procedure1. Make sure that the system is turned off (Armed

LED is off).2. Press [#][4][9]. The keypad prompts you to enter

your PIN.3. To adjust the keypads sounder volume and non-

alarm tone volume, press and hold [*], and thenpress [1] to increase the volume or [4] to decreasethe volume.

4. To adjust the keypads display brightness, pressand hold [*], and then press [3] to increase thebrightness or [6] to decrease the brightness.

5. Press [#] to exit this function when all adjustmentsare made.

3.6 Turn the System OffI can perform this function.


You have __________ seconds to enter the premisesand turn the system off.

DescriptionEnter your PIN to turn the security system off. Whenthe system is on, you must enter through a designatedEntry door to prevent an alarm. Opening a designateddoor (for example, Front Door) starts Entry Delay.During Entry Delay time, the keypad sounds the EntryDelay tone. Enter your PIN before the Entry Delaytime expires to turn the system off.

If you enter through the wrong door or failto turn the system off before the EntryDelay time expires, you can cause an alarm.

If an alarm occurs, silence the alarm byentering your PIN and let your alarmcompany know that there is no emergencysituation.

ProcedureWhen the system is on, the Armed LED is on.Depending on how the system was turned on, thedisplay shows either All On, Perimeter On, orPartial On across the second line.Enter your PIN and press [Off] to turn the system off.Once the system is off and there are no faulted zones,the keypad displays a status message (as set by youralarm company) across the second line.

Smiths Residence

OK for All On


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3.7 Turn the System On

Leave the building before Exit Delay timeends. Leaving after Exit Delay ends startsan alarm event.

DescriptionThere are three ways to turn the system on: All On: Use this function to turn all zones on.

When you press [On] or press [#][1], the ExitDelay timer starts its countdown.

Perimeter Only: Perimeter Only turns on onlypart of your system, leaving the rest of the systemturned off. When you press [Perimeter Only] orpress [#][2], the Exit Delay timer starts itscountdown. Your alarm company determineswhich zones are Perimeter Only zones.

Partial On: Partial On turns on the zones youdesignate as Partial, leaving the rest of the zonesturned off. You can select the zones that turn onfor Partial On. See Select Partial On Zones on page13. When you press [#][3], the Exit Delay timerstarts its countdown.

You can also turn the system on without Entry Delayor Exit Tone. See Table 5 for arming key sequences.

Table 5: Arming Key Sequences

Arming Option Key Sequence

All On [On] or [#][1]All On with No EntryDelay*

[On][No Entry] or [#][1][No Entry]

All On with No ExitTone**

Press and hold [On] or press [#]and then press and hold [1]

Perimeter Only [Perimeter Only] or [#][2]Perimeter Only with NoEntry Delay*

[Perimeter Only][No Entry] or[#][2][No Entry]

Perimeter Only with NoExit Tone**

Press and hold [Perimeter Only] orpress [#] and then press and hold[2]

Partial On [#][3]Partial On with No Entry

Delay*

[#][3][No Entry]

Partial On with No ExitTone**

Press [#] and then press and hold[3]

* Turning the system on with No Entry Delay eliminates theEntry Delay time on any Delay zone (for example, the FrontDoor). If a Delay zone is faulted when the system is On withNo Entry Delay (for example, the front door is opened), thesystem immediately begins an alarm event.** Turning the system on with no Exit Tone silences the Exittone and doubles Exit Delay time.

ProcedureWhen your system is ready to turn All On, it displaysOK for All On. This message means that all zonesare normal (for example, no doors or windows areopen and no one is moving in front of a motiondetector).

Smiths ResidenceOK for All On

If your keypad displays a message that indicates thesystem is not ready to turn on (for example, NotReady), check all doors and windows to see if any areopen, or if someone or something is in front of amotion detector. You can also press [*] to see thefaulted zone.If all protected doors and windows are closed and nomotion detectors are faulted and the keypad stilldisplays Not Ready, contact your alarm company.

1. Make sure that all zones are normal (not faulted). Ifyour system has a faulted zone (door or windowopen), you can either close it or bypass it. SeeBypass/Unbypass Zones on page 15.

2. Enter your PIN.3. Press the [On] key or [#][1].4. Exit Delay time begins (this example uses 60

seconds). The On LED turns on. Exit the buildingnow.

60 seconds to

All On.

You can do the following during Exit Delay:- Press [No Entry] to turn the system on with no

Entry Delay- Press [Bypass] to bypass zones- Enter your PIN to turn the system offDuring the last 10 seconds of Exit Delay, thekeypad allows for a last chance response to turnthe system off. During this time, the keypad soundsthe Last Chance tone. The system then turns AllOn. The Armed LED remains on.

Smiths Residence

All On.


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3.8 Select Partial On ZonesI can perform this function.



DescriptionUse this function to select which zones turn on eachtime you turn the system Partial On. This allows you toturn part of the system on to detect intrusion, whilemoving freely through the remaining part of the systemwithout sounding an alarm.Procedure1. Make sure that the system is off (Armed LED is

off).2. Press [#][6][5]. The keypad prompts you to enter

your PIN.

The keypad display scrolls the following:Zn 2 Part No

Front Door

Press 2 * for

Zn 2 Part Yes

Zn 3 Part Yes

Hallway

Press 3 * for

Zn 3 Part No

To exit

press #.

3. Enter the zone number that you want to select forPartial On operation, then press [*].- Yes: Zone is selected for Partial On operation- No: Zone is not selected for Partial On

operation4. Repeat Step 3 until all desired zones are

programmed for Partial On operation.5. Press [#] to exit this function.

3.9 Turn the System On with Tamper orTrouble Conditions

I can perform this function.


DescriptionIf you try to turn the system All On, Perimeter OnlyOn, or Partial On with a tamper and/or troublecondition, the keypad sounds the Error tone.The following error message appears when you try toturn the system on.

Tamper!

Unable to Arm!

If a major trouble condition occurs, the display showsthe following message:

Trouble!

Unable to Arm!

If a Data Bus trouble occurs or AC power has failed,the keypad displays the following message:

Trouble! Force

Arm required!

Force arm the system when a tamper condition or amajor trouble condition cannot be cleared. See ForceArming the System on page 14 for force arminginstructions.


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3.10 Force Arming the SystemI can perform this function.


The system forces the faulted zones on. As long as theyremain faulted, they do not provide coverage. If they

return to normal before the system is turned off, theyprovide coverage and are capable of starting alarmevents. If a zone is faulted after Exit Delay begins, thekeypad displays the faulted zone. If the zone remainsfaulted at the end of Exit Delay, it starts an alarmevent.Press [Bypass] to prevent zones from returning to thesystem. See Bypass/Unbypass Zones on page 15 for moreinformation.3.10.1 Force Arming with Normal Exit Delay and

Normal Exit ToneProcedure1. Turn the system on using one of the following

methods:- All On: [On] or [#][1]- Perimeter Only: [Perimeter Only] or [#][2]- Partial On: [#][3]If a zone is faulted, the keypad displays thefollowing:

Zn 5 faulted,

Zone Text

To Bypass Zn 5

Press 5 *

2. Re-enter the sequence from Step 1 that you used toturn the system on (for example, if you press [On]in Step 1, press [On] again). The following messagescrolls across the display:

Forced on!

60 seconds to

All On

1 zones are

forced on.

The display above uses an Exit Delay time of 60seconds and only one zone is force armed.Exit Delay time and the number of zones force-armed might vary.

3.10.2 Force Arming with No Exit ToneDescriptionForce Arming the system with no Exit Tone silencesthe Exit tone and doubles the Exit Delay time.Procedure1. Turn the system on using one of the methods

shown in Table 5 on page 12.2. Re-enter the system on sequence used in Step 1 of

this section when the Zn Faulted messageappears (see display under Step 1 of Section 3.10.1).- For example, if you turned the system on by

pressing and holding the [On] key, press the[On] key again. Do not press and hold the key.

- The Forced On message appears and thedoubled Exit Delay countdown begins. Thekeypad does not sound the Exit tone.

3.10.3 Force Arming Perimeter Only or Partial OnDescriptionThe system can be Perimeter Only-force armed andPartial On-forced armed.ProcedureFollow these steps to force arm the Perimeter:1. Press [Perimeter Only] or [#][2].2. Follow the steps in Force Arming with Normal Exit

Delay and Normal Exit Tone , or follow the steps inForce Arming with No Exit Tone.

Follow these steps to force arm Partial On zones:1. Press [#][3].2. Follow the steps in Force Arming with Normal Exit

Delay and Normal Exit Tone, or follow the steps inForce Arming with No Exit Tone .


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3.11 Bypass/Unbypass ZonesI can perform this function.


Key Sequence: [Bypass] or [#][0]

DescriptionUse this function to bypass one or more zones beforeturning the system on.For example, your kitchen has just been painted andyou want to leave the windows open, but you want toturn your system on. Bypassing zones allows the systemto be on, but prevents it from monitoring undesiredareas.Procedure1. Make sure that the system is turned off (Armed

LED is off).

2. Press [Bypass]. The keypad prompts you to enteryour PIN.The keypad scrolls all zones that can be bypassed:

Zn 1,

Front Door

To bypass Zn 1

Press 1 + *.

3. Enter the zone number that you want to bypass,and then press [*].For example, if you want to bypass Zone 10, press[1][0][*]. Repeat this step to bypass all desiredzones.If a zone is already bypassed, the keypad displays:

Zn 3,

Hallway

To unbypass 3

Press 3 + *.

To unbypass a zone, repeat the steps above for thedesired zone number.

4. Press [#] to exit this function.

3.12 View Faulted Zones

Key Sequence: [*]

DescriptionTo turn your system on, all doors and windows must

be in the normal (not faulted) condition. See What is aFaulted Zone? on page 5 for a definition of a faultedzone.Use this function to locate faulted zones in your system.Procedure1. Make sure that the system is turned off (Armed

LED is off).2. Press [*].3. The keypad scrolls through all the faulted zones:

Zn 2 faulted,

Front Door

Zn 7 faulted,

Back Door

When the zones return to normal or are bypassed,the system is ready to turn on.


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3.13 Set System Date and TimeI can perform this function.



DescriptionUse this function to program the systems date andtime.Procedure1. Make sure that the system is turned off (Armed


your PIN.The keypad displays:

Please enter

Date and TimeDD/MM/YY HH:MM

01/01/03 00:01

3. Enter the date DD/MM/YY format using thenumeric keys in.

4. Enter the time in HH:MM format using thenumeric keys.The keypad displays both the date and time youentered before returning to the idle display.

3.14 Change PINI can perform this function.



DescriptionUse this function to change your P ersonal IdentificationNumber (PIN).

Write down your old PIN and the new onebefore you change a PIN.

Procedure1. Make sure that your system is off (Armed LED is


your PIN (this is the PIN you will change).The keypad displays:

Please enter

new PIN

3. Enter the new PIN. As you enter the PIN, thekeypad displays:

Entering PIN

* * * *

4. The keypad prompts you to enter the new PINagain:

Please enter

new PIN again

5. Enter the new PIN again. As you enter your newPIN, the keypad displays:

Entering PIN

* * * *

The keypad displays the following to confirm thatyou have successfully changed your PIN:

PIN changed

The keypad automatically exits this function.


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3.15 Change Another Users PINI can perform this function.


Key Sequence: [#][5][6][1]

DescriptionUse this function to change a users PIN (P ersonalIdentification Number).

[#][5][6] is only for changing PINs otherthan the one used to access this function.For example, if User 1 enters [#][5][6], theycannot modify their PIN. Use [#][5][5]instead.

Procedure1. Make sure that the system is turned off (Armed


your PIN.3. The keypad scrolls through the available options.4. Press [1] to change PINs. The keypad scrolls all

PINs that are available to change.5. Enter the user number (1 to 32) whose PIN you

want to change, and then press [*].For example, press [2][*] to change the PIN forUser 2. The keypad prompts you to enter the newPIN:

Please enter newPIN 2.

If there is no PIN for the user number, thekeypad sounds the Error tone. You mustadd the user before you can add a PIN.See Add a User PIN on page 19.

6. Enter the new PIN with the same number of digitsas the old PIN. If the error tone sounds, try adifferent new PIN.

7. The keypad prompts you to enter the new PINagain.

Please enter new

PIN 2 again.

8. Enter the new PIN again. The keypad displays thefollowing to confirm the PIN change.

PIN 2 changed.

9. Repeat Steps 4 through 8 to change another PIN, orpress [#] to exit this function. Pressing [#] againreturns the keypad to the idle display.

3.16 Change Another Users AuthorityLevel




DescriptionUse this function to change the authority level assignedto a users PIN.You cannot change your own authority level.

Authority Level 1 includes these functions:





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LED is off).2. Press [#][5][6]. The keypad prompts you to enter a

PIN.The keypad scrolls through the available options.

3. Press [2] to change authority levels. The keypadscrolls through all of the available users.

4. Enter the user number (1 to 32) that you want tochange the authority level for, and then press [*].For example, press [3][*] to change the authoritylevel for User 3. The keypad display scrollsthrough the following:

PIN 3 level 2

Enter new level.

Level choices

are 1 to 4.Push # to exit


5. Enter the new authority level (1 to 4) for the userthat you want to change.

6. Press [#] to exit this function. Press [#] again to

return to the idle display.

3.17 Change Another Users AreaI can perform this function.



DescriptionUse this function to add or remove areas assigned to ausers PIN.Procedure1. Make sure the system is turned off (Armed LED is


your PIN.The keypad scrolls through the available options.

3. Press [3] to assign areas to the new user.

For example, for User 4, press [4][*]. The keypadtoggles between the following displays:

PIN 4 Areas:

- - - -

Press 1 to 4 to

toggle areas.

Your system might only support two areas. If so,the first display shows only two dashes in thesecond line. The second display says Press 1 to 2to toggle areas.

4. Enter the areas you want to assign to the user bypressing the appropriate numeric key(s).For example, to assign the user to Areas 1 and 2,press the [1] and [2] keys. The keypad displays:

PIN 4 Areas:

1 2 - -

To remove a currently assigned area(s), press thecorresponding numeric key(s). For example, if User4 is assigned to Areas 1 and 2, but should only beassigned to Area 1, press [2] to remove Area 2from User 4s area assignment.

5. Press [#] three times to return to the idle display.


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3.18 Add a User PINI can perform this function.



DescriptionUse this function to add new user PINs to the system.Procedure1. Make sure the system is turned off (Armed LED is


your PIN.The keypad display scrolls through the followingselections:

Push 1 to change

PINs.Push 2 to change

authority level.

Push 3 to change

areas assigned.

3. Press [3] to assign an area(s) to the new user.4. Enter the user number (1 to 32) you want to assign

areas to, and then press [*].For example, for User 4, press [4][*]. The keypadtoggles between the following displays:

PIN 4 Areas:- - - -

Press 1 to 4 to

toggle areas.

Your system might only support two areas. If so,the first display shows only two dashes in thesecond line. The second display says Press 1 to 2to toggle areas.

5. Enter the area(s) you want to assign to the new userby pressing the appropriate numeric key(s).For example, to assign the user to Areas 1 and 2,press the [1] and [2] keys. The keypad displays:

PIN 4 Areas:

1 2 - -

To remove a currently assigned area(s), press thecorresponding numeric key(s). For example, if User4 is assigned to Areas 1 and 2, but should only beassigned to Area 1, press [2] to remove Area 2from User 4s area assignment.

6. Press [#] twice to return to the three selectionsshown in Step 2 .

7. Press the [1] key to create a PIN for the new user.8. Enter the user number (1 to 32), and then press [*].

For example, press [4][*] to create a PIN for User4.

9. Enter the new PIN when the display says Pleaseenter new PIN.If the error tone sounds, try a different new PIN.Enter the new PIN again for verification.

10. Press [#] twice to return to the three selectionsshown in Step 2 .

11. Press [2] to assign a PIN authority level to the newuser.

12. Enter the user number (1 to 32), and then press [*].For example, press [4][*] to assign an authority

level for User 4.13. Enter an authority level (1 to 4) by pressing the

appropriate numeric key. The keypad displays thefollowing:

PIN 4 level 0.

Enter new level.

The number following the word level on the firstline indicates the authority level the user PIN iscurrently assigned to.

14. Press [#] twice and followSteps 3 through 13 to addadditional new users, or press [#] until the keypadsounds the OK tone and the display returns to theidle display.


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3.19 Delete a User PINI can perform this function.



DescriptionUse this function to delete PINs.

You cannot delete your own PIN using thisfunction.



your PIN.3. The keypad scrolls through all available user PINs

before showing Push # to exit.4. Enter the user number (1 to 32) that you want to

delete, and then press [*].For example, press [2][*] to delete the PIN for User2.

PIN 2

deleted.

Press * to

continue.


5. Press [#] to exit this function.If no keys are pressed, the keypad automaticallyreturns to the idle display.

3.20 Renew One-Time PINsI can perform this function.



DescriptionOne-time PINs can only be used once to turn thesystem off. This PIN is typically given to someone whoneeds temporary access to the building, such as a baby-sitter or service/maintenance crew.This function allows those with the applicable authoritylevel to renew One-Time PINs. Once renewed, theOne-Time PIN is again able to turn the system off onlyonce.Procedure1. Make sure that the system is turned off (Armed


your PIN.The keypad scrolls through the available One-Time PINs:

To renew all

One-time PINs

Press 0 *.

To renew PIN 5

Press 5 *.3. To renew all one-time PINs, press [0][*]. To renew

the one-time PIN for a specific user, enter theusers PIN number, and then press [*]. Forexample, if you want to renew PIN 5, enter [5][*].If you press the [0] key to renew all one-time PINs,the keypad displays:

All one-time

PINs renewed.

If you select a single PIN to renew, (for example,PIN 5), the keypad displays:

One-time PIN 5

renewed.

The keypad then returns to the idle display.


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3.21 Check System Troubles

Key Sequence: [#][4]

Description

Your system sounds the Trouble tone and displays theSystem Trouble message to alert you to a systemtrouble event. Things such as low batteries causesystem troubles. Use this function to identify and fixthe system troubleProcedure1. The system can be on or off when a system trouble

occurs. If the system is on, you must turn it off tocheck the trouble. The keypad displays:

Trouble! Press

# 4 to view.

2. Press [#][4]. The trouble silences and the keypadscrolls through the list of faults. Follow the keypaddisplay instructions to see the fault events:

Zone Trouble!

Press 8 to view.

Alarm Memory!

Press 0 to view.

Date/time lost!

Press 5 to set.

System Trouble!

Press 2 to view.

To Test System,

press 1.

To Walk Test,

press 4.

To reset,

press 7.

System OK!

Press #.

The list of keypad displays above represents the

variety of System Trouble displays that can occur.3. Press [#] to return the keypad to the idle display.

The Trouble tone continues until the situation isacknowledged by using the procedure detailedabove.Contact your alarm company if you still seetrouble messages.

3.22 View Alarm MemoryI can perform this function.



DescriptionAfter an alarm is silenced and cleared from the display,you can still review it in alarm memory.Procedure1. Make sure that the system is turned off (Armed


your PIN.The keypad displays all zones in alarm memory. Inthis example, the keypad displays an alarm onZone 5:

Alarm Zn 5

Bedroom 1 Window

When the last alarm is shown, the keypad displays:

To clear memory,

turn system On.

Clear the memory by turning the system on andoff.If no alarm is present, the keypad displays:

No alarms in

system memory.

The keypad then returns to the idle display.


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3.23 View System TroublesI can perform this function.



DescriptionUse this function to view system troubles. For example,a system trouble occurs when the system is runningonly on the backup battery, there is a communicationtrouble, or it is time for the system to be serviced byyour alarm company.Procedure1. Make sure that the system is turned off (Armed

LED is off).2. Enter [#][4][2]. The keypad prompts you to enter

your PIN.

3. Enter your PIN if necessary.The keypad displays all system trouble events (ifany) one at a time. The following are someexamples of system troubles:- If the system has no AC main supply and is

only running off of the backup battery, thekeypad displays:

System running

on battery only.

- If the system fails to communicate with theARC, the keypad displays:

Comm Fail

Destination 1

- If the system detects that the telephone line ismissing, or there is no dial tone, the keypaddisplays:

Line 1 trouble.

Check dial tone.

- If the system has been programmed to beserviced by your alarm company at the serviceinterval, the keypad displays:

Call for Service

- If there are no system troubles, the keypaddisplays:

There are no

system troubles.

4. Press [#] to return to the idle display.

3.24 View Zone TroublesI can perform this function.



DescriptionUse this function to view which zones (if any) are introuble.Procedure1. Make sure that the system is turned off (Armed


your PIN.The keypad scrolls through all zones that are introuble.

Investigate the source of the troublecondition. Correct the condition if possible(for example, remove objects blocking asensor zone) or respond appropriately tothe fault indicated.

If no zones are in trouble, the keypad displays:

There are no

zone troubles.


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3.25 System TestI can perform this function.



DescriptionThe System Test function allows you to make sure thatyour system is operating correctly by testing thesystems bell, strobe, battery, and phone line.Contact your alarm company if any of the followingcomponents do not test.

My System Test Includes:

System Bell Battery

System Strobe Phone Line

Procedure

1. Make sure that the system is turned off (ArmedLED is off).

2. Press [#][4][1]. The keypad prompts you to enteryour PIN.The system starts to test. The bell output is testedfirst and should sound for approximately 3seconds. The display shows:

Testing Bell.

3. Listen for bell activation.

The strobe output is tested next. This test resetsafter approximately 20 minutes, or when the [*]key is pressed.

Testing Strobe.

Press * to end.

4. Check for strobe activation.The backup battery is tested next. This test mighttake up to 4 minutes.

Testing battery.

May take 4 min.

The keypad displays the results of the battery test:

Battery Test

passed.

OR

Battery Test

failed!

Please call for

service.

Finally, the phone connection is tested. This testmight take up to 10 minutes:

Testing Phone.

May take 10 min.

The keypad displays the results of the phone linetest:

Phone Testpassed.

OR

Phone Test

failed!

Please check for

dial tone.

When the test is complete, the system returns tothe idle display.Press [*] to stop the test currently in progress andskip to the next test.Press [#] to abort all system tests and return to theidle display.


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3.26 Walk TestI can perform this function.



DescriptionUse this function to walk-test detection devicesconnected to your system. Perform the Walk Test on aweekly basis.Your alarm company configures the types of devicesthat can be walk-tested.Procedure1. Make sure that the system is turned off (Armed


your PIN.The keypad scrolls all zones that need to be tested(zones scroll one at a time). To successfully testeach zone, trigger the corresponding detectiondevice. For example, open a door, or walk in frontof a motion detector.

Zn 2 Un-Tested

Front Door

Zn3 Un-Tested

Hallway

Zn4 Un-Tested

Living RoomTo stop test

Press #

If necessary, press [#] to stop the Walk Test.

Test fire detection devices (smoke/heatdetectors) as instructed by your alarmcompany and according to the devicesinstructions.

3.27 Reset the SystemI can perform this function.


Key Sequence: [System Reset] or [#][4][7]

DescriptionUse this function to reset the system after an alarm.Some events such as fire alarms, tamper conditions, ortroubles can require a System Reset to clear. Resettingthe system takes about 20 seconds.Procedure1. Make sure that the system is off (Armed LED is

off).2. Press [System Reset] (or press [#][4][7]). The

keypad prompts you to enter your PIN.The system resets and the keypad displays thefollowing:

Resetting

After the system has reset, the keypadautomatically returns to the idle display.


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3.28 Turn Chime On/OffI can perform this function.



DescriptionUse the Chime function to chime zones when thesystem is off. For example, parents with small childrenmight want a tone to sound whenever a door orwindow is opened as a way of monitoring the locationof the children.Use this function to turn the Chime function on andoff.See Select Chime Tone to select the chime tone. See SelectChime Zones on page 26 to select which zones tomonitor.



your PIN.3. The keypad displays the current Chime status (on

or off).4. Press [1] to turn the Chime function on. Press [2] to

turn it off. Press [#] to exit this function.

3.29 Select Chime ToneI can perform this function.



DescriptionUse this function to set the type of response yoursystem produces when a Chime zone is faulted. SeeTurn Chime On/Off for a description of Chime Mode.You can tell your system to display the identity of thezone and sound a short tone whenever certain doors orwindows are opened. See Select Chime Zones on page 26to program chimed zones in your system.Procedure1. Make sure that your system is off (Armed LED is

off).

2. Press [#][6][2]. The keypad prompts you to enteryour PIN.The keypad displays the current Chime tone.

3. Select a Chime tone (1 to 4) by pressing theappropriate number key.

Table 6: Chime Tone Selections

Chime Tone Key DescriptionOff [1] Displays zone identity, but

sounds no tone when zonesare faulted.

Short Beep [2] Displays zone identity andsounds a tone when zones arefaulted.

Beep Until Key Press [3] Displays zone identity andsounds a tone until [#] ispressed.

Beep Till Closed [4] Displays zone identity andsounds a tone until the zone isreturned to normal (door orwindow is closed). Pressing[#] also silences the tone.

If you just want to review (not change) the currentChime tone setting, press [#] to exit this function.After making your selection, the display confirmsthe choice you have made.



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3.30 Select Chime ZonesI can perform this function.



DescriptionUse this function to tell your system which zones tochime. You cannot chime 24-hour fire and 24-hournon-fire zones.Choosing which zones to chime depends upon yoursecurity objective. If you have small children, you maychoose to chime zones of entry and exit. Each time aChime zone is faulted (door or window is opened), thekeypad responds as programmed.Procedure1. Make sure that the system is off (Armed LED is


your PIN.The keypad displays all zones that are currentlybeing chimed (Chime On) and those that are not(Chime Off), followed by instructions for changingthe current setting.- Press [0][*] to turn off all zones. Press the

appropriate number key (non-24-hour zones)followed by the [*] key for individual zones.

- The display scrolls through the remainingzones. Continue programming as many Chimezones as are available.

3. When you are finished, press [#] to exit thisfunction.

3.31 Extend Auto On TimeI can perform this function.



DescriptionYour alarm company can program your system to turnon automatically. Use this function to delay the AutoOn time by one hour during the Auto On Alert time.

[#][5][1] does not work unless the systemsounds the Auto On Alert warning tone(same as the Entry tone).

ProcedurePress [#][5][1]. The keypad prompts you to enter yourPIN.

The keypad scrolls through the following displays:Auto-On Time

moved to:

HH:MM

MM/DD/YY

To exit,

Press #.

Press [#] to exit this function.


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3.32 Change SkedsI can perform this function.



DescriptionUse this function to change the time or day that theSked automatically turns the system All On, PerimeterOn, Partial On, off, or operates an output (outputs canbe programmed by your alarm company to turn onlighting, a pool pump, and so on).Procedure1. Make sure that the system is turned off (Armed


your PIN.

The keypad scrolls through the available options:- Push [1] to change All On Skeds- Push [2] to change Perimeter On Skeds- Push [3] to change Partial On Skeds- Push [4] to change Off Skeds- Push [5] to change Output On Skeds- Push [6] to change Output Off Skeds

3. Select a Sked type to change.The procedure for setting the time and day foreach of these options is the same. The followingsteps use the All On Skeds option as an example.

4. The keypad scrolls the All On Skeds. Press thenumber key of the Sked that you want to change,and then press [*].

5. Enter the time for the system to automatically turnAll On (HH:MM). In this example, program Sked1 in Area 1 for 10:35 PM.

Sk1 A1 Auto On

Time 22:35

Entering 0000 for Sked time disables theSked. The valid Sked time range is 0001 to2400.

6. The second line displays the days. Enter the daysfor the system to automatically turn All On(Sunday = 1 and All Days = 8). In this example,suppose the Sked runs on Monday, Tuesday,Wednesday, Thursday and Friday:

Sk1 A1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

- M T W R F - -

a. You want to add Saturday. Press [7] to addSaturday.

Sk1 A1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

- M T W R F S -

b. Now you decide that you do not want thisSked to activate on Monday. Press [2] toremove Monday.

Sk1 A1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

- - T W R F S -

c. Press [#] when you are done changing theSked.

Sked All Days Function

If you choose All Days, the Sked runs onevery day of the week. To clear All Daysoperation from the Sked, press the key toremove All Days (A) first, and then pressthe corresponding number keys to add thedesired days.

Sk1 A1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

S M T W R F S A

The example above shows an A below 8. Thisindicates that the Sked All Days function is on,meaning the Sked is now active every day of the week.If you do not want to use this function, press [8] toremove the A, and then press the appropriatenumber key(s) to deactivate the Sked for the desiredday(s).For example, if you do not want your Sked to operateon Mondays and Wednesdays, first press [8] to turn theAll Days function off. Then press the appropriate keysto add or delete days.


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3.33 Change OutputsI can perform this function.



DescriptionUse this function to turn on and off the outputsprogrammed by your alarm company. These outputscan control outside lighting, pool pumps, wateringsystems, and so on.Procedure1. Make sure that the system is turned off (Armed


your PIN.The keypad then scrolls through the following:

Turn all Outputs

Off? Press 0 *

Output 1 is On

To turn Off

Press 1 *.

3. Press [0][*] if you want to turn all outputs off, orpress the output number that you want to change,and then press [*].For example, if you want to turn Output 1 off, youwould press [1][*]. The keypad displays:

Output 1 is Off

To turn On

Press 1 *.


3.34 Remote ProgramI can perform this function.



DescriptionUse this function to connect to your alarm companysremote PC computer for programming changes.

Only use this function under the directionof your alarm company.



your PIN.The keypad then displays the following:

Remote Program

in progress.

If your system is busy and cannot call the ARCsremote computer, the keypad displays thefollowing:

System busy.

Try again later.

The keypad automatically exits this function whenprogramming is completed.


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3.35 All Areas OnI can perform this function.



DescriptionThis function turns on all areas assigned to you at thesame time when the system is split into more than onearea.ProcedurePress [#][8][0]. The keypad prompts you to enter yourPIN.The keypad then displays the following:

All Areas All On

exit now!

If an area has a faulted zone(s) when you try to turn allareas All On, the keypad scrolls through the following:

Area 1 not ready

Smiths Residence

Area 2 not ready

Smiths Residence

To force area on

hold On key.

To stop

press #.

If you press and hold [On] for two seconds, the systemforces all areas to All On. The keypad then displays allareas that have been forced on one at a time:

A-1 Forced On

Smiths Residence

A-2 Forced On

Smiths Residence

See Turn the System On with Tamper or Trouble Conditions on page 13 for additional information.

3.36 All Areas OffI can perform this function.



DescriptionThis function turns off all areas assigned to you at thesame time when the system is split into more than onearea.ProcedurePress [#][8][1]. The keypad prompts you to enter yourPIN.The keypad indicates that all areas are off.

3.37 Move to AreaI can perform this function.



DescriptionUse this function to operate multiple areas from thesame keypad when the system is split into more thanone area. Before operating another area, move thekeypad to the area that you want to operate.Procedure1. Press [#][5][0]. The keypad prompts you to enter

your PIN.The keypad scrolls through the available areas thatyou can move to.In this example, you are at the Area 1 Keypad,which prompts you to press [2] to go to Area 2.If your system supports more than two areas,additional prompts for these areas follow.

To go to Area 2

Smiths Residence

Press 2.

2. Press and hold [#] to exit this function.

If you do not exit this function by pressing[#], the keypad continues to display thelast area to which you moved.


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3.38 Auto-Forward On/OffI can perform this function.



DescriptionUse this function to turn the Auto-Forward feature onor off as necessary.Procedure1. Make sure that the system is turned off (Armed


your PIN.If Auto-Forward is already on, the keypad displaysthe current status and any available options. Press[1] to turn Auto-Forward on. Press [2] to turn it off.


3.39 Auto-Forward On SetupI can perform this function.



DescriptionYou must have Call Forwarding service from yourlocal telephone company in order to use this function.

Use this function to program the Auto-Forward Onsequence that forwards all incoming calls to thetelephone number of your choice when you turn thesystem All On.Procedure1. Make sure that the system is turned off (Armed


your PIN.3. Enter your PIN if necessary.

The keypad then scrolls through the following:

Auto-Forward On

setup mode

Enter digits for

Auto-Forward On

For pause (P),press On.

For flash (F),

press Perimeter.

A and C keys

move cursor.

To delete a digit,

press B key.

To view and edit

press Bypass.

To stop edit

press Bypass.

To exit

hold #.

4. Press [Bypass] to begin entering the Auto-ForwardOn sequence.- Press [A] to move the cursor one position to

the left.- Press [C] to move the cursor one position to

the right.- Press [B] to delete a highlighted digit.- Press [Bypass] again to return to the Auto-

Forward On menu.5. Press and hold [#] to exit this function.A typical dialing sequence might be: Two-digit telephone company feature code (*21*) Pause Phone number to forward to (Example: 555-1212) Flash (on-hook, pause, off-hook) Terminate (t) (press [0])For this sequence, the entry would look like:*21 * p 5 5 5 1 2 1 2 f t


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3.40 Auto-Forward Off SetupI can perform this function.



DescriptionUse this function to program the Auto-Forward Offsequence that cancels the redirecting of all incomingcalls to another telephone number when you turn thesystem off.Procedure1. Make sure that the system is turned off (Armed


your PIN.The keypad then scrolls through the following:

Auto-Forward Offsetup mode

Enter digits for

Auto-Forward Off

For pause (P),

press On.

For flash (F),

press Perimeter.

A and C keys

move cursor.

To delete a digit,

press B key.

To view and edit

press Bypass.

To stop edit

press Bypass.

To exit

hold #.

3. Press [Bypass] to begin entering the Auto-Forward

Off sequence.- Press [A] to move the cursor one position to

the left.- Press [C] to move the cursor one position to

the right.- Press [B] to delete a highlighted digit.- Press [Bypass] again to return to the Auto-

Forward On menu.4. Press and hold [#] to exit this function.

3.41 Remote Arming with Telephone, Area1



Description

This function allows you to turn your system All On(Area 1 only) remotely from a telephone.ProcedureWhen the system answers the phone: If the system is turned All On, Perimeter Only or

Partial On, it sounds three beeps and sounds asteady tone.

If the system is Off, it sounds one short beep, waitsapproximately 3 seconds, and then starts one longbeep. Press and hold [5] for two secondsimmediately after the first short arming beep andbefore the long beep begins.If turning on from a cell phone, quickly press [5]three times. If pressing and holding [5] for twoseconds from a house (landline) phone does notproduce a tone long enough to turn Area 1 on, tryquickly pressing [5] three times.

The system turns All On with Delay (faulted zonesare force-armed). The system sounds three beeps(new-armed state) and then hangs up.

You cannot turn your system off using thisfunction


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3.42 View History LogI can perform this function.



DescriptionThe system stores events alarms, troubles, and tampersin its history log. Use this function to view eventsstored in this log.Procedure1. Make sure that the system is turned off (Armed


your PIN.3. The keypad then displays the event and user

information and the date and time of the event.4. Press [*]to view the next event.5. Press [#]to exit this function.

Below is a sample log event entry as displayed onthe keypad:

Sensor Mon Rstl

A1 Zn3 SL

Sensor Mon Rstl

08:29 9/9/03

The first line of the log shows the event description.The second line of the log display alternates betweenthe time and date of the event and the area, zone

(device), user and communication information for theevent.

The log displays the following characters tocommunicate certain information:

Table 7: Log Display Descriptions

Log Display DescriptionA# Area Number

Zn## Zone NumberDv## Device NumberLn## Phone Line NumberMn# Minutes until Auto Arm Sked

Cd## User Code NumberOp## Output NumberKs## Keyswitch NumberU## User Number## Communication status for Routing

Destinations 1 and 2A AbortedD Deleted from pending buffer by

control panel resetF Failed (Communications Failure)L LocalP PendingS Sent

3.43 Enable Installer PINI can perform this function.



If your alarm company has turned the Enable InstallerPIN function on, use the following steps to give theinstaller to access your system.1. Enter your PIN.2. Press [#][9][2].

Destination 1 Destination 2

Event

Event

Event Date

Event SpecificInformation

Event Time


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DS7200V2-EXP | User's Guide | 4. Using the LED Keypad EN | 33


4. Using the LED KeypadThe LED keypad turns an LED (or series of LEDs) ONor flashes an LED (or series of LEDs) to indicatesystem events and conditions.This keypad can only display zone events for Zones 1

to 16.4.1 Keypad LED FunctionsSee Table 8 for function descriptions of each SystemStatus LED.

Table 8: LED Keypad System Status LEDs

LED State DescriptionArmed On

SteadySystem is turned All On, PerimeterOnly, or Partial On with EntryDelay.

SlowFlash System is turned All On, PerimeterOnly, or Partial On with no EntryDelay.

Off System is turned off.Status On

SteadyThe area is ready to turn All On.

SlowFlash

A function is active.

FastFlash

A PIN entry is required. The Entry timer is running.

Off System not ready.Power On

SteadyNo trouble conditions exist.

SlowFlash

There is a system or zone trouble(except AC missing).

FastFlash

The area is in a test mode(System Test or Walk Test),or the area is in the last 5minutes of Walk Test.

Another keypad in the area isbusy.

Fire FastFlash

Flashes fast whenever a fire zoneis in alarm.

Perimeter OnSteady

System is turned Perimeter OnlyOn or Partial On with Entry Delay.

SlowFlash

System is turned Perimeter OnlyOn or Partial On with no EntryDelay.

Supervisory Off This LED is always off.Bell Silenced On

SteadyAlarm is silenced with PIN entry.LED turns off when [#] key is heldto clear silenced alarms.

Trouble OnSteady

System Trouble and/or ZoneTrouble exists. Off when all troubleconditions are cleared.

4.2 Enable KeypadExtinguish Mode is disabled.

Extinguish Mode is enabled.

DescriptionIf Extinguish Mode is enabled and your keypads LEDsare off (except for Power), enter your PIN.If your system is currently on, pressing [Off] afterentering your PIN turns the system off. If you want toenable the keypads but leave the system on, only enteryour PIN.If there is no keypad activity after 30 seconds, allkeypad displays are extinguished.Only the Power LED remains on. Enter your PIN towake up the keypad.Entering your PIN turns on the displays. If the systemwas turned on or in alarm, it remains on or in alarmuntil you enter your PIN again, or you press [Off].You can manually extinguish all keypads assigned tothe same area by exiting any function and pressing [#]twice.

4.3 Silence AlarmsDescriptionWhen an alarm occurs, the alarm tone sounds and thezone(s) in alarm illuminate on the display (up to Zone16).Procedure1. Enter your PIN to silence an alarm and turn the

system off (if it was turned on). An alarm report issent if the alarm is not acknowledged in time.

2. Press and hold [#] to remove the alarms (flashingzones) from the keypad display.If you want to see which zones caused alarms afterclearing them from the display, see View AlarmMemory on page 47.To reset a fire alarm, press [System Reset] or[#][4][7] twice.


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4.4 Keypad AdjustI can perform this function.



DescriptionUse this function to adjust the keypads soundervolume (non-alarm tones).Procedure1. Make sure that the system is turned off (Armed

and Perimeter LEDs are off).2. Press [#][4][9]. The keypad prompts you to enter

your PIN by quickly flashing the Status LED.3. To adjust the keypads sounder volume and non-

alarm tone volume, press and hold [*], and thenpress [1] to increase the volume or [4] to decreasethe volume.

4. Press [#] to save your settings and exit thisfunction.

4.5 Turn the System OffI can perform this function.


DescriptionTurn the system off by entering your PIN. When thesystem is on, you must enter through a designatedEntry door to prevent an alarm. Opening a designateddoor starts Entry Delay. During Entry Delay time, thekeypad sounds the Entry Delay tone to remind you toturn the system off. Enter your PIN before the EntryDelay time expires to turn the system off.

If you enter through the wrong door or failto turn the system off before the EntryDelay time expires, you can cause an alarm.If an alarm occurs, silence the alarm byentering your PIN, and let your alarmcompany know that there is no emergencysituation.

ProcedureWhen the system is All On, the keypads Armed LEDis on. If the system is on Perimeter Only or Partial On,the keypads Perimeter LED is also on.

On

Status

Power

Fire

Supervisory

Bell Silenced

Trouble

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

PerimeterArmed

On

Status

Power

Fire

Supervisory

Bell Silenced

Trouble

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

PerimeterArmed

Armed LED ON (System is All On)

Armed and Perimeter LEDs ON(System is Perimeter Only On or Partial On)

Enter your PIN to turn the system off. The ArmedLED or Perimeter LED turns off.


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4.6 Turn the System On

Leave the building before Exit Delay timeends. Leaving after Exit Delay time endsstarts an alarm event.

DescriptionThere are three ways to turn the system on: All On: Use this function to turn all zones on.

When you press [On] or [#][1], the Exit Delaytimer starts its countdown.

Perimeter Only: Perimeter Only turns on onlypart of your system, leaving the rest of the systemturned off. When you press [Perimeter Only] or[#][2], the Exit Delay timer starts its countdown.Your alarm company determines which zones arePerimeter Only zones.

Partial On: Partial On turns on the zones youdesignate as Partial, leaving the rest of the zonesturned off. You can select the zones that turn onfor Partial On. See Select Partial On Zones on page36. When you press [#][3], the Exit Delay timerstarts its countdown.

You also have the option of turning the system onwithout Entry Delay or Exit Tone.

Table 9: Arming Key Sequences

Arming Option Key Sequence

All On [On] or [#][1]All On with NoEntry Delay*

[On][No Entry] or [#][1][No Entry]

All On with No ExitTone**

Press and hold [On] or press [#]and then press and hold [1]

Perimeter Only [Perimeter Only] or [#][2]Perimeter Onlywith No EntryDelay*

[Perimeter Only][No Entry] or[#][2][No Entry]

Perimeter Onlywith No Exit Tone**

Press and hold [Perimeter Only] orpress [#] and then press and hold[2]

Partial On [#][3]

Partial On with NoEntry Delay* [#][3][No Entry]

Partial O with NoExit Tone**

Press [#] and then press and hold[3]

* Turning the system on with No Entry Delay eliminates theEntry Delay time on any Delay zone (for example, the FrontDoor). If a Delay zone is faulted while the system is On withNo Entry Delay (for example, the front door is opened), thesystem immediately begins an alarm event.** Turning the system on with no Exit Tone silences the Exittone and doubles Exit Delay time.


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Procedure1. Make sure that all zones are normal (not faulted). If

your system has a faulted zone, you should returnit to normal, or bypass it (see Bypass/Unbypass Zones on page 39).

2. Enter your PIN.

3. Press [On] or [#][1].Exit Delay begins. The Armed LED turns on. Exitthe building now.

On

Status

Power

Fire

Supervisory

Bell Silenced

Trouble

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

PerimeterArmed

Armed LED ON (System is All On)

You can do the following during Exit Delay:- Press [No Entry] to turn the system on with no

Entry Delay- Press [Bypass] to bypass zones- Enter your PIN to turn the system offDuring the last 10 seconds of Exit Delay, thekeypad allows for a last chance response to turnthe system off. During this time, the keypad soundsthe Last Chance tone. The system then turns AllOn.

4.7 Select Partial On ZonesI can perform this function.



DescriptionUse this function to select which zones turn on eachtime you turn the system Partial On. This allows you toturn part of the system on to detect intrusion, whilemoving freely through the remaining part of the systemwithout sounding an alarm.Procedure1. Make sure that the system is turned off (Armed

and Perimeter LEDs are off).2. Press [#][6][5]. The keypad prompts you to enter

your PIN by quickly flashing the Status LED.

The keypad indicates which zones are available forselections.- Zone LED is On Steady: This zone is already

selected for Partial On operation- Zone LED is Flashing: This zone is not

selected for Partial On operation

On

Status

Power

Fire

Supervisory

Bell Silenced

Trouble

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

PerimeterArmed

Zones set for Partial On

Zones available for Partial On

3. Enter the z

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