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AFx LCD keypad cheat sheet

  • Arm (away)
    • Key in your user ID, then your PIN, as the screen asks. Some systems ask for only one of them.
    • The three buttons under the screen have no words on them: each one picks the word shown above it.
    • Press the button under On. At All Areas ON?, choose Yes for all, or No, then On for each area, Nxt to move on and Done.
    • When Area(s) arming shows, leave by your exit door. Standard delay beeps speed up in the last 15 seconds; other setups use a steady tone.
    Area(s) to....ONPress the button under OK to confirm; Review goes back so you can change your choice
    Points not OkSomething is open: press the button under View, then close it or bypass it. Arming then carries on
    Pages 10 and 11, 14, 17 and 18 of the Keypad Users Guide R 1-2 Chubb AFx
  • Arm while home
    • Stay turns on the doors and windows but leaves the inside motion detectors off, so people can stay in.
    • Key in your user ID and PIN, then press the button under Stay.
    • If area choices appear, select the areas and confirm with Done and OK. Close or bypass any points the keypad reports as not OK.
    • The red keypad light stays on steadily in Stay. It flashes when the system is fully on.
    Stay OnPress the button under Stay
    On, with no StayYour user isn't allowed to use Stay
    Pages 10 and 11, 17 and 18 of the Keypad Users Guide R 1-2 Chubb AFx
  • Disarm
    • Come in by your entry door. The keypad beeps and the screen shows To Disarm.
    • Key in your user ID and PIN, then press the button under Off. Stay instead keeps the doors and windows armed.
    • Finish before entry time ends. Standard beeps speed up in the last 15 seconds; an alternative setup uses a steady tone.
    • Forced to disarm? Swap the last two digits of your PIN. This sends a duress alarm unless your installer disabled it.
    Off StayPress the button under Off
    All Areas Off?Yes: every area. No: set each area with Off, Nxt to move on, then Done
    Pages 11, 14, 18 of the Keypad Users Guide R 1-2 Chubb AFx
  • Cancel a false alarm
    • Log in while the screen shows In Alarm, then answer each screen with the button under your choice.
    • Verifying with your PIN tells the monitoring station you are cancelling a false alarm.
    • Verify within a minute of the alarm or the station won't accept it. Fire alarms can't be cancelled.
    • Cancelling isn't offered everywhere: ask your alarm company if yours does.
    Silence System?Press the button under Yes
    Verify User?Press the button under Yes, then key in your PIN again
    Off StayPress the button under Off, then Yes if All Areas Off? shows
    Had an Alarm, with the sensor's namePress the button under Ack to finish disarming
    Pages 15, 18 of the Keypad Users Guide R 1-2 Chubb AFx
  • Bypass a zone
    • The AFx calls each detector or door contact a point. The area must be off: you can't bypass while it's on.
    • Log in, press ► until Menu Options shows Bypass, then press the button under Ok.
    • Press the button under Pts for this area's points, or under All for every area. Step through them with ►.
    • With the point on screen, press the button under Bypass. Delbyp takes the bypass off again.
    • The bypass lifts when the area is next turned off, if your user has that authority. Press ✕ a few times to log out.
    Pts Next AllPts: this area's points. Next: the next area. All: points in every area
    Bypass ?Bypass: the system ignores this point. ?: jumps to the next point that isn't OK
    Pages 10, 25 of the Keypad Users Guide R 1-2 Chubb AFx
  • Chime on or offf+5
    • No code needed. Hold the f key (bottom left) and press 5 at the same time.
    • Do the same again to turn chime off.
    • With chime on, opening a door gives three short, low beeps at the keypad.
    • It works while the system is off or in Stay, if your installer has set it up.
    Pages 14, 24, 41 of the Keypad Users Guide R 1-2 Chubb AFx
  • Panic alarm◄+►orf+◄or►+✕
    • The emergency keys work only if your alarm company supplied them.
    • Press the two keys either side of a symbol at the same time. Police: ◄ and ► (the shield).
    • Fire: f and ◄ (the flame). Emergency, not medical: ► and ✕ (the star).
    • The alarm goes to the monitoring station. It may also sound a siren, depending on how your system is set up.
    Page 16 of the Keypad Users Guide R 1-2 Chubb AFx
  • Change a code
    • Log in, press ► until Menu Options shows My Pin, then press the button under Ok.
    • Key in your new PIN (4 or 5 digits), then key it in again when asked.
    • The last two digits cannot be the same. Avoid consecutive numbers.
    • Users, on the same menu, adds or edits other people. It only shows if your user has that authority.
    PIN ChangedYour new PIN is set; the keypad goes back to its start screen
    PIN not allowedChoose a different PIN
    Pages 11, 30 of the Keypad Users Guide R 1-2 Chubb AFx
  • Test the system
    • Log in, press ► until Menu Options shows Test, then press the button under Ok. Test only shows for users allowed to test.
    • Press the button under System: every siren sounds and every keypad light comes on for 5 seconds. Ignore the ChxSum number.
    • For a walk test, press the buttons under Area, Test, then Walk. Open each door and walk past each detector, all within 15 minutes.
    • Back at the keypad, press the button under Review to see Pass or Fail for each point tested.
    • Tell your monitoring station first if any smoke, fire or panic point will be set off.
    Test? Area SystemSystem: the siren and keypad light test. Area: pick an area to walk test
    Pass or FailPass: the point works. Fail: it may have a problem, or it wasn't set off
    Pages 11, 37 and 38 of the Keypad Users Guide R 1-2 Chubb AFx
  • Trouble lights
    • The yellow light on means a fault; flashing means the mains power is off.
    • A fault may also sound a steady keypad tone, the same as a burglary alarm. Some systems use slow on-off tones.
    • To see the fault, log in, press ► until Menu Options shows Status, then the button under Ok. Find System the same way.
    • System Fault or Tampered after disarming means a fault happened while armed. Press the button under Ack, then check Status.
    • If a fault stays, call your alarm company.
    Red light flashingFully armed (On)
    Red light on steadyArmed in Stay
    Yellow light onA fault: check Status
    Yellow light flashingNo mains power
    Power FailureMains power is off
    Battery TroubleA backup battery is low, missing or disconnected
    Phone Trouble or Report TroubleCan't report to the monitoring station
    System TroubleA tamper, fuse, module or fire circuit fault
    Pages 10, 14, 21, 24, 48 of the Keypad Users Guide R 1-2 Chubb AFx

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