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Keypad cheat sheet

  • Arm (away)your codeON
    • Close doors and windows first. The hand icon shows when the area is ready to arm.
    • Key in your PIN, then press ON. Exit time starts, so leave now.
    • The keypad beeps once a second, then quickly for the last 10 seconds.
    • To stop it arming during exit time, key in your PIN, then OFF.
    • If a zone is open, close it or bypass it, then try again.
    Pages 8 and 9 of the Sol 6000 User Manual
  • Arm while homeyour codePARTthenOK
    • Key in your PIN, then press PART. The panel calls this Part On.
    • Use the arrow keys to pick Part On or Part 2 On, then press OK.
    • Your installer chooses the Part On zones; a master user chooses the Part 2 On zones.
    • Exit time starts. When it ends, the Part On icon (a house) shows.
    Pages 8 and 9 of the Sol 6000 User Manual
  • Disarmyour codeOFF
    • Come in by your entry door. The keypad sounds a high-low tone during entry time.
    • Key in your PIN, then press OFF before entry time runs out.
    • The Lock or Part icon goes off the display.
    • If an alarm has gone off, PIN then OFF also silences it. Tell your monitoring company if it was false.
    • Under threat, key in your PIN, its last two digits, then OFF, for a silent duress alarm.
    Pages 8 and 9, 11 of the Sol 6000 User Manual
  • Bypass a zoneyour codeMENU302
    • Key in your PIN, then MENU, then 3 0 2. A tick marks any zone already bypassed.
    • Pick the zone with the up and down arrows, or key in its number, then press OK.
    • Press ON to bypass it, or OFF to un-bypass it, then OK to save.
    • Bypassed burglary zones come back when you next disarm. 24-hour zones stay bypassed until you undo them.
    • Holding PART for 2 seconds can also be used to bypass zones.
    Pages 7, 23 of the Sol 6000 User Manual
  • Alarm memoryyour codeMENU702
    • After an alarm, key in your PIN then OFF. The display keeps scrolling what caused it.
    • To clear that memory, arm and disarm again: PIN then ON, then PIN then OFF.
    • For the history log of the last 1000 events, key in your PIN, then MENU, then 7 0 2.
    • Up and down arrows move between events; left and right show an event's other pages.
    • Press OK or MENU to leave the log.
    Pages 10, 38 of the Sol 6000 User Manual
  • Chime on or offhold4oryour codeMENU205
    • Chime makes the keypad beep when a chime zone opens while the area is off.
    • Quickest way: hold 4 for 2 seconds to turn chime on or off.
    • Or key in your PIN, then MENU, then 2 0 5. Pick the area, then press ON or OFF.
    • A master user picks the chime zones in MENU 3 0 3. With no chime zones set, chime does nothing.
    Pages 19, 23 of the Sol 6000 User Manual
  • Reset smoke detectorsyour codeMENU305
    • Key in your PIN, then MENU, then 3 0 5.
    • Pick the area with the arrows, or key in its number, then press OK.
    • The display says the smoke detector reset is in progress. It goes back to the menu when done.
    • A steady fire icon means a fire alarm is in memory: turn the area On and Off to clear it.
    Pages 8, 24 of the Sol 6000 User Manual
  • Panic alarmholdRIGHT+UP
    • Hold the right arrow and up arrow together for 2 seconds for a panic alarm.
    • Left and right arrows together give a fire alarm; up and down arrows give a medical alarm.
    • Hold each pair for 2 seconds. If your installer has set it up, sirens sound and your monitoring centre is told.
    Pages 7 and 8 of the Sol 6000 User Manual
  • Change a codeyour codeMENU110
    • With the system off, key in your PIN, then MENU, then 1 1 0.
    • Key in your new PIN and press OK. An error tone means choose a different PIN.
    • Key in the new PIN again, then press OK to save it.
    • It needs the same number of digits as the old one, unless your installer allows other lengths.
    • A master user can change other people's PINs with MENU 1 1 1.
    Page 12 of the Sol 6000 User Manual
  • Trouble lightsDOWNoryour codeMENU701
    • A fault makes the keypad give 4 fast beeps, then a 5-second pause, over and over.
    • The service icon (a warning triangle) flashes until the trouble is acknowledged, then stays on.
    • With the area off, press the down arrow to see what the trouble is.
    • Or key in your PIN, then MENU, then 7 0 1 for the System Trouble list.
    Power MissingMains power is off at the panel; call your security company if there is no local power cut
    Battery LowThe backup battery failed its test and may need replacing
    Comms Fail Route1Reports to your monitoring centre are failing
    Telco Line FailThe phone line has been off for 30 seconds or more
    Date & TimeThe clock needs setting: PIN, MENU, 7 1 0, set it with the arrows, then OK
    Zone Was In AlarmTurn the area on and off again to clear the alarm memory
    Default PIN TrbleA factory PIN is still in use; change it
    Service RequiredA service visit is due
    Pages 7 and 8, 36 and 37, 39 of the Sol 6000 User Manual
Why is my keypad beeping or showing a trouble light?

Most keypads beep or light up a trouble indicator when something needs attention, such as a low backup battery, a power cut or a lost phone or internet connection. Your user guide explains what each light or code means on your model. If it keeps happening, or you are not sure, call your installer or monitoring company.

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