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Keypad cheat sheet

  • Arm (away)ARMoryour codeENTER
    • Press [ARM], or key in your code and press [ENTER]. The armed light for your area comes on.
    • Two areas? Your installer may have you press [ARM], your code and [ENTER]. Press [1] or [2] to leave an area out, then [ENTER].
    • If you don't choose, both areas arm by themselves after 10 seconds.
    • Forgot something? If your installer allows it, [ARM] during the exit time disarms again.
    • Keyed a code wrong? Press [ENTER] to clear it and start again.
    Pages 4 and 5, 9 of the Avolution 8 / 16 Operating Guide
  • Arm while homeSTAYorSTAYyour codeENTER
    • Stay mode arms only the part your installer picked, such as rooms you don't use at night.
    • Press [STAY], or [STAY] then your code and [ENTER] if your installer set it up that way.
    • The area lights flash while stay mode is on.
    • Press [ENTER] straight after arming to skip the exit time. Every stay zone then sets off the alarm at once.
    Pages 6 and 7 of the Avolution 8 / 16 Operating Guide
  • Disarmyour codeENTER
    • Key in your code and press [ENTER]. Only the areas your code and keypad cover disarm.
    • Stay mode: your code and [ENTER], or [STAY] on its own if your installer allows it (not always during an alarm).
    • Your code and [ENTER] also stop an alarm and turn the sirens off.
    • With the [ARM]-first set-up, your code and [ENTER] show both areas. Press [1] or [2] to keep one armed, then [ENTER].
    Pages 5 to 7, 9 of the Avolution 8 / 16 Operating Guide
  • Bypass a zoneBYPASS2-digit zoneENTER
    • Each detector or door contact is a zone. Bypass the ones you want left off, before you arm.
    • Press BYPASS. If a code is required, enter it and press ENTER before choosing zones.
    • Enter each zone as two digits (01, 09, 16), then press ENTER. The Bypass light flashes.
    • Bypasses clear when you disarm. A bypassed 24-hour zone stays off until you repeat the steps to undo it.
    • You can only bypass zones in the areas your keypad is set up for.
    Pages 7 and 8 of the Avolution 8 / 16 Operating Guide
  • Alarm memoryMEMORY
    • A flashing MEMORY light means an event you haven't looked at.
    • Press [MEMORY]. Current system alarms show first, then events, newest first.
    • Each press of [MEMORY] moves to the next event. An LCD keypad shows each one in words with the time and date.
    • Press [ENTER] to leave. The memory holds up to 255 events.
    Page 23 of the Avolution 8 / 16 Operating Guide
  • Chime on or offholdCONTROL+PROGRAMorholdCHIME
    • Chime zones beep the keypad, or switch on an output, when triggered. You can turn them off only if your installer allows it.
    • LED or portrait LCD keypad: hold [CONTROL] and press [PROGRAM]. The Aux (0) light comes on, or the screen shows CHIME OFF.
    • Landscape LCD keypad: hold [CHIME] for 2 seconds. The screen shows CHIME OFF.
    • Do the same again to turn chime back on.
    Page 11 of the Avolution 8 / 16 Operating Guide
  • Panic alarmPANICor1+3orCHIME+CONTROL
    • LED or portrait LCD keypad: press [PANIC], or [1] and [3] together. [4] and [6] send fire, [7] and [9] medical.
    • Landscape LCD keypad: [CHIME] and [CONTROL] for panic, [A] and [B] for fire, [B] and [CHIME] for medical.
    • Icon keypads: landscape has a [PANIC] key only; portrait uses the same pairs as the landscape LCD keypad.
    • Your code and [ENTER] reset the alarm.
    Page 9 of the Avolution 8 / 16 Operating Guide
  • Change a codePROGRAMmaster codeENTERthenPROGRAM1ENTERuser numberENTERnew codeENTER
    • With the system disarmed, press [PROGRAM], your code, then [ENTER]. The Program light comes on (LCD: CLIENT : USERS). One long beep: not allowed.
    • Press [PROGRAM], [1], [ENTER], then the user number (1 to 100) and [ENTER]. Any existing code shows.
    • Key in the new code (1 to 6 digits) and press [ENTER]. Three short beeps: saved. One long tone: not accepted.
    • To delete a code, press [BYPASS] (LED keypad) or [CONTROL] and [0] together (LCD keypad) in place of a new code, then [ENTER].
    • To leave: LED keypad, [PROGRAM] then [ENTER]; LCD keypad, hold [PROGRAM] for 2 seconds.
    Pages 15 and 16 of the Avolution 8 / 16 Operating Guide
  • Set the date and timePROGRAMmaster codeENTERthenPROGRAM26ENTER1ENTERtimeENTER
    • Get into program mode first: [PROGRAM], your code, then [ENTER]. Only a code with full access can set the clock.
    • Time: [PROGRAM], [2], [6], [ENTER], then [1], [ENTER]. Key in the 24-hour time as HHMM and [ENTER].
    • Day: [PROGRAM] 26 [ENTER], [2] [ENTER], then the day number (1 = Sunday) and [ENTER].
    • Date: [PROGRAM] 26 [ENTER], [3] [ENTER], then the date as DDMMYY and [ENTER].
    • To leave: LED keypad, [PROGRAM] then [ENTER]; LCD keypad, hold [PROGRAM] for 2 seconds.
    Pages 15, 17 of the Avolution 8 / 16 Operating Guide
  • Trouble lightsMEMORY
    • Press [MEMORY]. On a landscape LED keypad, Memory, Mains and Battery light up with a zone light 1 to 8 for each fault.
    • A portrait LED keypad lights only the memory symbol, plus the zone lights.
    • No zone light at that point means no current faults. An LCD keypad writes them out in words.
    • Icon keypad: press [MEM]. A code shows, such as AC (mains off), BATT, LINE or CF (call to monitoring failed). NONE means no faults.
    • The mains and battery lights flash when there's a problem. Otherwise they stay on (landscape LED keypad) or off (portrait).
    Light 1Backup battery low
    Light 2Mains, 12 V fuse or output failure
    Light 3Phone line failure
    Light 4Wireless detector battery low
    Light 5Remote (pendant) battery low
    Light 6Wireless detector not reporting
    Light 7Sensorwatch or delinquency alarm
    Light 8Monitoring call not acknowledged
    Pages 23 and 24, 26 of the Avolution 8 / 16 Operating Guide
  • Send a test signalholdCONTROLthen0
    • If a monitoring company watches your alarm, this makes the panel call them and send a manual test call.
    • With the alarm disarmed and not in programming, hold [CONTROL] and press [0] within 2 seconds.
    Page 22 of the Avolution 8 / 16 Operating Guide

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