Aritech Advisor Advanced manuals

Keypad cheat sheet

• Arm (away)your codethe key with a house with a person in it on itorthe key with a house with a person in it on ityour codeEnter

  • Close all doors and windows. Advisor calls arming setting.
  • Key in your PIN, then press the full set key: a person beside a house (see the table). Some systems take that key first, then your PIN and Enter.
  • If a list of areas shows, press an area's number to pick it, then Enter. With none picked, Enter sets them all.
  • The exit tone sounds. Leave by your usual exit route. The area light turns red once it's set.
  • CHECK SYSTEM and Devices open mean a zone is open. Press X to stop, close it, and try again.

  Person beside a house	Full set (arm)
  Top house key	Part set
  Padlock on a house	Unset (disarm)

  Pages 7, 13 to 16, 19, 33 of the Advisor Advanced ATSx000A User Guide
• Arm while homeyour codethe key with a house on itorthe key with a house on ityour codeEnter

  • Advisor calls this Part set: it arms part of the site while you stay, such as the doors and windows at night.
  • Key in your PIN, then press the top house key. Or press that key first, then your PIN and Enter.
  • If asked, choose Part set 1 or 2, then the areas.
  • The area light turns red when it's part set.

  Person beside a house	Full set (arm)
  Top house key	Part set
  Padlock on a house	Unset (disarm)

  Pages 7, 13, 17, 33 of the Advisor Advanced ATSx000A User Guide
• Disarmyour codethe key with an open padlock on itorthe key with an open padlock on ityour codeEnter

  • Come in by your usual entry route. An entry tone sounds and the screen asks for your card or code.
  • Key in your PIN, then press the unset key: a padlock on a house. Depending on setup it may be that key, PIN, Enter, or your PIN alone.
  • If asked, choose the areas. The entry tone stops and the area lights go out.
  • Unsetting also stops an alarm. Any alarms are then listed: press the unset key to acknowledge each one, if you're allowed.
  • If your system uses duress, a duress code (such as your PIN with the last digit one higher) sends a silent alarm.

  Person beside a house	Full set (arm)
  Top house key	Part set
  Padlock on a house	Unset (disarm)

  Pages 7, 11, 14, 17, 22, 33 of the Advisor Advanced ATSx000A User Guide
• Bypass a zoneMenuyour codeEnter11

  • Each detector or door contact is a zone. Inhibiting ignores it until the next unset. Press Menu, your PIN, Enter, then 1, 1.
  • If all zones are closed: key in the zone number, use the up or down arrow to choose Inhibited, then Enter. X twice leaves.
  • If open zones are listed: use the up or down arrow to find the zone, then Enter to inhibit it. X leaves.
  • While setting instead: at Devices open, the unset key (padlock on a house) inhibits the listed zone, if allowed.
  • When you next set, a warning lists inhibited zones. Press Enter to carry on.

  Pages 15 and 16, 24, 27, 34 of the Advisor Advanced ATSx000A User Guide
• Alarm memoryEnterEnter

  • After you unset, any alarms are listed: first the type of alarm, then the zone.
  • Press the unset key (a padlock on a house) to acknowledge each one. A counter shows how many are left.
  • An alarm can't be acknowledged while its cause is still there, such as a tampered zone.
  • Press [Enter] twice to see alarms that happened while set, if your manager allows it.
  • Alarms not acknowledged come up again at the next set or unset.

  Pages 22, 34 of the Advisor Advanced ATSx000A User Guide
• Panic alarm1+3

  • Press [1] and [3] together.
  • It works only if your manager or installer has turned it on.

  Page 34 of the Advisor Advanced ATSx000A User Guide
• Change a codeMenuyour codeEnter5Enterthennew code

  • Press [Menu], key in your PIN and press [Enter] (or your PIN, then [Menu]). Press [5] for PIN.
  • Change PIN shows. Press [Enter], key in the new PIN, then key it in again to confirm.
  • On some systems the panel makes up the new PIN itself when you press [Enter], and shows it.
  • PINs are 4 to 10 digits, and no two users can share one. You can change it only if your account allows.

  Pages 10, 30, 34 of the Advisor Advanced ATSx000A User Guide
• Test the systemMenuyour codeEnter82

  • Press [Menu], key in your PIN and press [Enter], then [8] [2] for Walk test.
  • Choose Total, the standard test, and press [Enter]. The zones to test are listed.
  • Walk past each detector and open each door and window. Each zone drops off the list once triggered.
  • Walk test OK means it passed: press [Enter]. If zones stay on the list, ring your installer.

  Pages 32, 34 of the Advisor Advanced ATSx000A User Guide
• Trouble lightsFF

  • A local alarm, such as a fire door opening, makes the keypad beep until someone acknowledges it at the keypad.
  • Press the unset key (a padlock on a house) to acknowledge it, if you're allowed. An alarm can't be acknowledged while its cause is still there.
  • Press [F] twice to list active zones and faults that need acknowledging, if your manager has enabled this.
  • Or press [Menu], key in your PIN, press [Enter], then [4] for Panel status: open zones, alarms and faults.
  • After 3 wrong PINs the keypad locks for 2 minutes: any key then gives seven beeps.

  Green power light on	Mains power is on
  Yellow fault light on	A system fault is active
  Yellow fault light flashing	A general alert
  Red alarm light on	An alarm is active
  Area light on	That area is set
  Area light flashing	An alarm in that area
  CHECK SYSTEM, Faults on the display	A fault is stopping the system setting

  Pages 7 and 8, 15, 21 to 23, 29, 34 of the Advisor Advanced ATSx000A User Guide