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Command ADT5AIO / ADT7AIO cheat sheet

• Arm (away)

  • Close doors and windows. The Command control's right-hand status light is steady green when it is ready to arm.
  • On the Command's screen, touch Arm Away, then key in your user code.
  • The exit delay countdown starts, with beeps if they are turned on.
  • The control's status light turns steady red: the system is armed.
  • On a WLTP100 wireless touchpad: key in your code, then 2. Two beeps confirm it.

  Pages 7, 17, 19 of the ADT Command ADT7AIO ADT5AIO Quick User Guide 800-24123
• Arm while home

  • On the Command's screen, touch Arm Stay when you will be home, then key in your code.
  • Arm Custom arms with the zones you choose left out.
  • INSTANT arms like Stay but with no entry delay: opening the entry door sets the alarm off at once.
  • On a WLTP100 touchpad: your code, then 3. Three beeps confirm it. Your code, then 3 twice, is Night-Stay.

  Pages 15, 17, 19 of the ADT Command ADT7AIO ADT5AIO Quick User Guide 800-24123
• Disarm

  • If the control is beeping fast when you come in, an alarm went off while you were out. Leave and call the police from somewhere safe.
  • On the Command's screen, touch Disarm, then key in your code. The system disarms and the entry beeps stop.
  • After an alarm, the zones that went off stay on the screen. Disarm again to clear them.
  • On a WLTP100 touchpad: your code, then 1 (OFF). Do it twice to clear the alarm display.

  Pages 2, 17, 20 of the ADT Command ADT7AIO ADT5AIO Quick User Guide 800-24123
• Bypass a zone

  • Each detector or door contact is a zone. A bypassed zone is not protected.
  • On the Command's screen, touch Zones, then pick the zones to bypass from the list.
  • Touch BYPASS, then key in your code. Bypassed zones show a bypass mark in the list.
  • Arm as usual.
  • On a WLTP100 touchpad: your code, then 6 (BYPASS), then each zone's 3-digit number.

  Pages 17, 21 of the ADT Command ADT7AIO ADT5AIO Quick User Guide 800-24123
• Chime on or off

  • On a WLTP100 wireless touchpad, key in your code, then 9 (CHIME).
  • With chime on, opening a door or window while disarmed gives 3 beeps at the touchpads.
  • Your code and 9 again turns it off.
  • On the control's screen, Tools, the master code, then Settings has Chime and Voice Chime buttons that mute those sounds.

  Pages 16 and 17, 25 of the ADT Command ADT7AIO ADT5AIO Quick User Guide 800-24123
• Panic alarm

  • On the Command's screen, touch the circled exclamation mark at the top right.
  • Touch Fire, Police or Personal. An alarm message goes to your monitoring company.
  • Police is silent unless your installer changed it. Personal works only if it has been programmed.
  • Your installer decides which panic alarms your system has.
  • On a WLTP100 touchpad, press PANIC (warning triangle), then within 10 seconds the flame (fire), shield (police) or cross (personal) key.

  Circled exclamation mark	Opens the Fire, Police and Personal alarm choices

  Pages 7, 10, 18, 22 of the ADT Command ADT7AIO ADT5AIO Quick User Guide 800-24123
• Change a code

  • On the Command's screen, touch Tools and key in the master code, then touch Users.
  • Pick the user and touch EDIT, or touch ADD NEW for a new user.
  • Touch User Code, key in a 4-digit code and touch Save.
  • Choose the Authority Level (User, Arm Only, Guest or Master), then touch Save.
  • On a WLTP100 touchpad: master code, 8 (CODE), the user number, then the new code.

  Pages 18, 23 and 24 of the ADT Command ADT7AIO ADT5AIO Quick User Guide 800-24123
• Test the system

  • Disarm and close all doors and windows. The control's status light should be green.
  • On the Command's screen, touch Tools, key in the master code, touch Advanced, then Walk Test.
  • Open and close each door and window, and walk past each detector: 3 beeps each time. No alarm messages go out during the test.
  • When you finish, press the control's Home button and key in the master code if asked.
  • On a WLTP100 touchpad, the master code, then 5 and 1, starts a walk test.

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• Trouble lights

  • On the Command control, the two lights above the screen show power (left) and status (right).
  • Touch System on the home screen to see the system's status.
  • On a WLTP100 touchpad, an amber TROUBLE light means a system trouble; flashing amber means a device trouble.
  • On a WLTP100, your code then 1 (OFF) silences trouble sounds, and clears the display once it's fixed.

  Power steady green	Mains power on, battery charged
  Power flashing green / off	Low battery / no mains power
  Status steady green	Ready to arm
  Status off	Not ready to arm
  Status steady red	Armed
  Status flashing red	An alarm or alarm memory (or programming mode)
  Status steady amber	System trouble
  Status flashing green or amber	Device trouble: flashing green can still arm, flashing amber can't

  Pages 7, 9, 14 and 15, 17 of the ADT Command ADT7AIO ADT5AIO Quick User Guide 800-24123
• Send a test signal

  • On the Command's screen, touch Tools, key in the master code, touch Advanced, then Comm. Test.
  • On a WLTP100 touchpad, the master code then 5 and 2 starts the communication test.
  • Our quick guide doesn't say what the test shows, so ring your monitoring company to check it reached them.

  Pages 18, 26 of the ADT Command ADT7AIO ADT5AIO Quick User Guide 800-24123