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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.
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.
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].
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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).
Pages 23 and 24, 26 of the Avolution 8 / 16 Operating GuideLight 1 Backup battery low Light 2 Mains, 12 V fuse or output failure Light 3 Phone line failure Light 4 Wireless detector battery low Light 5 Remote (pendant) battery low Light 6 Wireless detector not reporting Light 7 Sensorwatch or delinquency alarm Light 8 Monitoring call not acknowledged 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.
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