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Keypad cheat sheet

• Arm (away)SecurityArmAway

  • Close doors and windows. The panel's Home button lights green when it's ready; a house icon at the top means an inside sensor is open.
  • Touch Security, then Arm. If a door or window is open, the Bypass screen shows: close it, or touch Bypass All.
  • Leave Entry Delay ticked, so you have time to disarm when you come back, then touch Away.
  • Key in your code if the panel asks (it does when quick arming is off).
  • The exit delay counts down with beeps, faster in the last 10 seconds.

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• Arm while homeSecurityArmStay

  • Stay arms the outside doors and windows only, so you can move about inside.
  • Touch Security, then Arm.
  • Leave Entry Delay ticked if someone may return; unticking it makes protected entry doors instant.
  • For quiet arming, touch the speaker picture first; this doubles the exit delay. Touch Stay, then key in your code if asked.
  • To pop out while armed, touch Quick Exit on the Security screen, if your installer turned it on. It re-arms afterwards.

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• Disarmyour codeorSecurityDisarmyour code

  • Coming home: open your entry door. The code screen shows and entry beeps sound: key in your code.
  • Armed in Stay and going out? Touch Security, then Disarm, and key in your code.
  • Fast repeated beeps instead of the usual entry beeps mean there was an alarm. Stay outside and ring for help.
  • A wireless keypad disarms with your code alone. A key fob's Disarm button works if your installer turned it on.
  • Under threat? The duress code (user 8), if one is set, disarms as normal but sends a silent call for help.

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• Bypass a zoneSecurityArmBypass Allyour codeorSecurityMenuToolboxBypassed Sensorsyour code

  • The panel calls zones sensors. A bypassed sensor can't set off the alarm.
  • Touch Arm, then Bypass All for open sensors. Enter your code if asked, choose Stay or Away, then enter it again if asked.
  • These bypasses end when you disarm. Your installer controls whether bypassing and arming need your code.
  • One sensor: touch Menu, Toolbox, then Bypassed Sensors, and key in your code when asked. Touch the sensor's name to bypass it.
  • Touch it again to undo, then Back. Normally these bypasses also clear when you disarm, unless your installer changed that.

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• Alarm memoryyour code

  • After an alarm, the disarm screen shows its time and date and which sensors set it off. Key in your code.
  • Once disarmed, the Alarm Memory screen lists those sensors, in the order they went off.
  • Later, the Security screen shows a red alarm memory button with a number (how many sensors went off): touch it to see them again.
  • It clears next time you arm. To clear it now, tick Clear Alarm History and touch OK.

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• Chime on or offSecurityMenuChime

  • The Chime box on the Menu screen turns chimes on or off for every sensor.
  • Touch Security, then Menu, and tick or untick Chime.
  • To change one sensor's sound: Toolbox, Chime Setup, master code, touch the sensor, pick an option, then OK.
  • Chimes and voice announcements only sound while the system is disarmed.

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• Panic alarmEmergencythenholdPanicorEmergencythenholdFireorEmergencythenholdEmergency

  • Press the Emergency button under the screen (lit white when emergency alarms are set up); the Menu screen has one too. It opens the emergency screen.
  • Press and hold Panic, Fire or Emergency for at least 2 seconds.
  • Panic (police) may be silent or sound the siren, as your installer set it. Fire sounds the fire horn; Emergency sounds the siren.
  • A wireless keypad's Fire or Police button, held for 2 seconds, does the same if your installer turned it on.
  • Key in your code to stop the siren.

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• Change a codeSecurityMenuToolboxmaster codeUser Management

  • Only the master code can change other codes.
  • Touch Security, Menu, Toolbox, key in the master code, then User Management.
  • Touch the user, then Change PIN. Key in the new 4-digit code and touch OK, key it in again and touch OK, then OK once more.
  • New user: touch an Add User button instead. Codes 0000 and 0001 aren't allowed.
  • The master code (user 1) can be changed but not deleted.

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• Test the systemSecurityMenuToolboxmaster codeSystem Test

  • Test weekly. Start and stop reports go to your monitoring centre, and a T blinks at the top of the screen.
  • Touch Security, Menu, Toolbox, key in the master code, then System Test.
  • Set off each sensor: open and close doors and windows, and press the test button on smoke, CO and glass break detectors.
  • Motion detectors: stay out of the room for 5 minutes, then walk through. A green bar means that sensor passed.
  • Touch OK when the sensors are done. Answer YES or NO to each panel test, touch OK, then OK again to exit, and Back.

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• Trouble alerts

  • A trouble makes the trouble alert icon flash on the Security screen, with 6 beeps every minute.
  • Touch the icon to see the list. Use the arrows if there are more than 3.
  • Touch OK to acknowledge: the beeps stop, and the icon stays lit until the trouble is fixed.
  • Your installer may have silenced trouble beeps from 10 pm to 9 am.
  • Some troubles clear by themselves; others need your installer. Fire and CO troubles may beep again every 4 hours until fixed.

  Home button green	All perimeter sensors closed: ready to arm
  Home button not lit	A perimeter sensor is open: not ready to arm
  Home button red	The system is armed
  Home button blinking red	Entry delay running, an alarm, or armed during a power cut
  Home button flashing green or orange	Power cut: the panel is running on its backup battery
  Phone line failure icon	The phone line has failed
  Low backup battery icon	The panel's backup battery tested low or flat
  House icon at the top	An inside sensor is open, or a motion detector has been set off moments ago

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• Send a test signalsecuritymenutoolboxmaster codethe key with a right arrow on itthe key with a right arrow on itcell phone testmaster codeorsecuritymenutoolboxmaster codethe key with a right arrow on itthe key with a right arrow on ittelephone testmaster code

  • Cell Phone Test (panels with a cellular radio) or Telephone Test (panels on a phone line) checks the link to your monitoring centre.
  • Touch Security, Menu, Toolbox and key in the master code. Touch the right arrow until Toolbox Screen 3 of 3 shows.
  • Touch Cell Phone Test or Telephone Test, then key in the master code again to start the test.
  • The status screen shows the result, such as Phone Test successful. If a test fails, note the message and call your alarm installer.

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