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NX-1608, NX-148E and VoiceNav cheat sheet

  • Arm (away)your code
    • NX-1608 and NX-148E: close the doors and windows. The READY light must be on, or the keypad beeps three times and won't arm.
    • Key in your code. The ON light (ARMED on the NX-148E) comes on and the exit time starts.
    • The keypad beeps during the exit time, fast in the last 10 seconds, then gives a 1-second beep.
    • Quick arming, if your installer has turned it on: [ON] on the NX-1608, [Exit] on the NX-148E.
    • VoiceNav: key in your code, or touch AWAY if quick arming is on.
    Pages 2 and 3, 5 of the NX1608 Orb User ManualPages 6, 8, 21 of the LCD NX148E Keypad
  • Arm while homeyour codeStay
    • NX-1608: Home mode arms the doors and windows around the outside while you stay in. The READY light must be on.
    • Press [HOME]. The Home and ON lights come on, and so do the lights of any bypassed zones.
    • [HOME] arms on its own only if your installer has turned on quick arming.
    • NX-148E: key in your code, then press [Stay]. The STAY light comes on.
    • VoiceNav: touch STAY.
    Pages 2 and 3, 6 of the NX1608 Orb User ManualPage 7 of the LCD NX148E Keypad
  • Disarmyour code
    • NX-1608 and NX-148E: come in through your entry door. The keypad sounds a steady tone during the entry time.
    • Key in your code. The ON light (ARMED on the NX-148E) goes out and the tone stops.
    • That light flashing as you come in? An alarm went off while you were away: leave and ring for help from somewhere safe.
    • Your code also quietens the keypad when it pulses for a trouble.
    • VoiceNav: key in your code.
    Pages 3, 6 of the NX1608 Orb User ManualPage 19 of the NX LCD 148EIB02
  • Bypass a zoneBypasszoneBypass#
    • NX-1608, disarmed: press [*], enter your code if required, then the two-digit zone number. Its light comes on.
    • Press [*] again, then arm as usual. Each detector or door contact is a zone; bypasses clear when you disarm.
    • To undo, do the same again; the light goes out. [0][0] instead of a zone bypasses your group-bypass zones.
    • NX-148E: press [Bypass], your code if asked, the zone number, [Bypass] again, then [#] to finish.
    • VoiceNav: MENU, 1, zone number, ENTER, 0; MENU twice to leave.
    Page 7 of the NX1608 Orb User ManualPage 9 of the LCD NX148E Keypad
  • Alarm memory*3
    • NX-1608 and NX-148E: press [*] then [3].
    • NX-1608: zone lights that flash set off the last alarm. Steady ones were bypassed at the time.
    • NX-148E: the screen names the zones. Scroll with the arrow keys; press [#] to leave.
    • VoiceNav: MENU, 3, master code, 1; MENU three times to leave.
    Page 10 of the NX1608 Orb User ManualPage 15 of the NX LCD 148EIB02
  • Chime on or offChime
    • NX-1608, while disarmed: press [*] then [HOME]. Each time turns chime on or off, with a ding-dong.
    • Chime makes the keypad ding-dong when an entry or exit door opens.
    • NX-148E: press [Chime]. The CHIME light is on while chime is on.
    • VoiceNav: MENU, 2, 0; MENU twice to leave.
    Pages 2, 9 of the NX1608 Orb User ManualPage 17 of the LCD NX148E Keypad
  • Reset smoke detectors*7
    • NX-1608 and NX-148E: the system must be disarmed. This resets smoke detectors and clears zone troubles and tampers.
    • Keypad sounding? Key in your code first to quieten it. Then press [*] then [7].
    • If the keypad starts beeping, the reset didn't work. Key in your code, wait a few minutes and try again. Still beeping? Ring your installer.
    • VoiceNav: MENU, 9, 7; MENU three times to leave.
    Page 10 of the NX1608 Orb User ManualPage 18 of the NX LCD 148EIB02
  • Panic alarmholdthe key with a shield on itorholdthe key with a flame on itorholdthe key with a cross on it
    • Hold the keys for 2 seconds. They work only if your installer has turned them on; use them only in a real emergency.
    • If your alarm is monitored, a report can go to the monitoring centre.
    NX-1608: [1] and [3] togetherFire alarm
    NX-1608: [4] and [6] togetherMedical alarm
    NX-1608: [*] and [#] togetherDuress
    NX-148E and VoiceNav: flame keyFire alarm
    NX-148E and VoiceNav: cross keyMedical (auxiliary) alarm
    NX-148E and VoiceNav: shield keyPolice (panic) alarm
    Page 4 of the NX1608 Orb User ManualPages 10 and 11 of the LCD NX148E Keypad
  • Change a code*5master codeuser numbernew code#
    • NX-1608 and NX-148E, while disarmed: press [*], [5], then key in a master code. Codes are 4 or 6 digits.
    • Key in the user number: 3 digits on an NX-8E panel (007 for user 7); 2 digits otherwise (07). Then key in the new code.
    • Repeat for other users. Press [#] at the user-number prompt to finish. Three beeps mean the code was rejected.
    • VoiceNav: MENU, 5, master code, 1, user number, ENTER, new code, ENTER. Touch MENU three times to leave.
    Pages 2, 8 of the NX1608 Orb User ManualPages 16 and 17 of the NX LCD 148EIB02
  • Trouble lights*2
    • The NX-1608 and NX-148E pulse (beep) for a fault. Key in your code to quieten them; it won't arm or disarm.
    • NX-1608: when the SERVICE light is on, press [*] then [2]. Zone lights 1 to 8 show what kind of fault it is (see the table).
    • For 1 to 5, press that number to see which part or zones. [#] goes back; [#] again leaves.
    • NX-148E: it shows 'Service Required, Type *2 for help'. Press [*] [2], scroll the messages, then press [#] twice to leave.
    • VoiceNav: touch STATUS to hear the message. Call your installer about any fault.
    1System fault: press [1] (overload, siren, box tamper or expander problem)
    2Zone tamper: press [2] to see which zones
    3Wireless device low battery: press [3] to see which zones
    4Wireless device lost contact: press [4] to see which zones
    5Zone trouble: press [5] to see which zones
    6Phone line trouble or line cut
    7Couldn't reach the monitoring centre
    8The clock was lost in a power cut and needs setting
    Pages 3, 13 of the NX1608 Orb User ManualPage 21 of the LCD NX148E Keypad
  • Send a test signal*44
    • NX-1608 and NX-148E: press [*] then [4] [4]. No code is needed. It works only if your installer has set the test up.
    • It runs whichever battery, communicator and siren tests your installer chose. Only the communicator test sends a test signal; no alarm is sent.
    • The sirens may sound during the test: key in your code to stop them.
    • VoiceNav: MENU, 4, master code, then 2 sends a test message with no sirens, if your system dials out. Ring your monitoring centre first.
    Page 12 of the LCD NX148E KeypadPage 12 of the NX1608 Orb User Manual
Why is my keypad beeping or showing a trouble light?

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