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Runner LED / LCD keypad cheat sheet

• Arm (away)the key with a padlock on it

  • Close doors and windows first. A lit zone light, or a zone shown on an LCD screen, means that zone is still open.
  • Key in your code, then press ENTER (the bent-arrow key on a symbol keypad). The keypad beeps slowly through the exit time: leave now.
  • The A or B light comes on for the armed area (an LCD screen shows it). It may go out soon after, depending on setup.
  • Pressing ARM during the exit beeps cancels arming, if your installer allows it. Otherwise use your code and ENTER.
  • Quick arm: ARM on its own (the padlock the key with a padlock on it on a symbol keypad) also arms the system, if your installer allows it.

  Pages 7, 10, 20, 24 of the Runner Series 8 and 16 Zone User's GuidePage 9 of the 7101585-RUNNER User Guide
• Arm while homethe key with a house with a person in it on it

  • Stay mode guards the outside doors and windows but ignores movement inside.
  • Press STAY (the key with a house with a person in it on it on a symbol keypad). From the factory that alone arms stay mode. The A or B light flashes (LCD: Stay).
  • The keypad beeps slowly through the exit time. ENTER during it arms at once, and then there is no entry delay until you disarm.
  • If your installer has set it to ask for your code, press STAY, key in your code, then press ENTER instead.
  • To disarm, key in your code and press ENTER, or press STAY if your installer allows it.

  Bent-arrow key	ENTER on a symbol keypad

  Pages 7 and 8, 11, 20, 25 of the Runner Series 8 and 16 Zone User's GuidePage 10 of the 7101585-RUNNER User Guide
• Disarm

  • Come in by the entry door. The keypad beeps slowly while the entry time runs.
  • Key in your code, then press ENTER (the bent-arrow key on a symbol keypad).
  • The A or B light goes out (an LCD screen shows Disarmed).
  • Code and ENTER also stop an alarm and silence the sirens, at any time.
  • Forced to disarm? Put your duress digit before your code (8 and 345 make 8345), then ENTER. It disarms and quietly reports duress, if set up.

  Bent-arrow key	ENTER on a symbol keypad

  Pages 7 and 8, 10, 12, 20, 24, 27 of the Runner Series 8 and 16 Zone User's Guide
• Bypass a zone

  • Bypass only while disarmed, and only on zones your installer allows. A bypassed zone is not protected.
  • Press BYPASS (a house with a grid on a symbol keypad): the Bypass light comes on. Key in each zone as two digits, such as 05.
  • Press ENTER. On an LED keypad the Bypass light flashes; an LCD keypad shows the bypassed zones. Then arm as usual.
  • To undo one, press BYPASS, key in the zone number, then press ENTER.
  • Disarming clears the bypasses, except on 24-hour zones: undo those yourself.

  House with a grid	BYPASS on a symbol keypad
  Bent-arrow key	ENTER on a symbol keypad

  Pages 7, 11 and 12, 20, 26 of the Runner Series 8 and 16 Zone User's GuidePage 103 of the Runner Series 8/16 Zone Installation and Configuration Guide
• Alarm memorythe key with three lines on it

  • Press MEMORY (the key with three lines on it, lines in a box, on a symbol keypad). Current faults show first, then past events, newest first.
  • Events move on by themselves every 2.5 seconds. Press MEMORY to step through them yourself.
  • The panel keeps the last 255 events.
  • Press ENTER (the bent-arrow key on a symbol keypad) to leave the memory.

  Pages 7, 9, 13, 20, 27 of the Runner Series 8 and 16 Zone User's Guide
• Chime on or offCtrl+P

  • Chime works only if your installer has set up a chime zone. It can sound a buzzer or turn on a light when that door opens.
  • LED keypad: press CONTROL and PROGRAM together (Ctrl and P on a symbol keypad). The Control light comes on: chime is off.
  • Press them together again to turn chime back on. The Control light goes out.
  • LCD keypad: hold CHIME (the bell on a symbol keypad) for 2 seconds. The screen says whether chime is on or off.

  Pages 7, 12, 20, 22, 26 of the Runner Series 8 and 16 Zone User's GuidePage 11 of the 7101585-RUNNER User Guide
• Panic alarmthe key with a shield on it

  • Your installer decides what the emergency keys do. They reach a monitoring company only if your system is monitored.
  • LED keypad: press PANIC (the key with a shield on it on a symbol keypad), or 1 and 3 together if your installer has turned that on.
  • LED keypad: 4 and 6 together send a fire alarm, and 7 and 9 a medical alarm, if turned on.
  • LCD keypad: CONTROL and CHIME together is panic (Ctrl and the bell on a symbol keypad). A and B is fire, and CHIME and B is medical, if turned on.

  Pages 7, 9, 12, 20 to 22 of the Runner Series 8 and 16 Zone User's Guide
• Change a code

  • While disarmed, press PROGRAM (PROG on the text LCD keypad, P on a symbol keypad), the master code, then ENTER. The Program light comes on (LCD: Client).
  • Press PROGRAM, 1, ENTER, then the user number and ENTER. User 1 is the master code; the others are 2 to 100.
  • The old code shows. Key in the new one (1 to 6 digits) and press ENTER. Three short beeps: saved. One long beep: not accepted.
  • To delete a user, after the user number and ENTER press BYPASS (LCD keypad: CONTROL and 0 together), then ENTER.
  • To leave: LED keypad, PROGRAM then ENTER; LCD keypad, hold PROG for 2 seconds. Remember your new master code.

  P and a pencil	PROGRAM on a symbol keypad
  Bent-arrow key	ENTER on a symbol keypad
  House with a grid	BYPASS on a symbol keypad

  Pages 7, 15 and 16, 20, 29 and 30 of the Runner Series 8 and 16 Zone User's GuidePage 47 of the Runner Series 8/16 Zone Installation and Configuration Guide
• Test the systemholdCtrl+0

  • Walk test: press PROGRAM, the master code and ENTER. Then press PROGRAM, 200, ENTER, 6, ENTER. The keypad keeps beeping.
  • Set off every detector and open each door, then come back: the keypad shows each zone that was triggered.
  • Press ENTER to stop; the results go into memory. On an LCD keypad, hold PROG for 2 seconds to leave programming.
  • Monitored systems: hold CONTROL (Ctrl), then 0, until the Line light comes on (LCD: Dialler Active). This sends a test call.
  • The test call requires Contact ID monitoring and test reporting enabled by your installer.

  P and a pencil	PROGRAM on a symbol keypad
  Bent-arrow key	ENTER on a symbol keypad
  Ctrl	CONTROL

  Pages 7, 17, 20, 31 of the Runner Series 8 and 16 Zone User's GuidePage 47 of the Runner Series 8/16 Zone Installation and Configuration Guide
• Trouble lights

  • A fault turns on the Tamper light: a spanner on a symbol keypad, TROUBLE on a text LCD keypad.
  • Press MEMORY (the key with three lines on it on a symbol keypad): current faults show first.
  • LED keypad: while the faults show, zone lights 1 to 8 stand for the faults below. An LCD keypad names the fault on screen.
  • If your installer turned it on, a mains, battery, fuse, phone line or receiver fault beeps the keypad non-stop until it clears.
  • LED or LCD keypad: ENTER (the bent arrow on a symbol keypad) silences it. A panel tamper beeps until your code clears it. If a fault stays, call your installer.

  Light 1	Backup battery low
  Light 2	Mains power failure
  Light 3	Phone line failure
  Light 4	Wireless detector battery low
  Light 5	Remote (pendant) battery low
  Light 6	Supervised detector failure
  Light 7	Zone inactivity timeout
  Light 8	The dialler couldn't get a report through

  Pages 7 and 8, 13, 20 and 21, 27 of the Runner Series 8 and 16 Zone User's GuidePage 12 of the 7101585-RUNNER User Guide
• Send a test signalholdCtrl+0

  • On a monitored Runner, this sends a manual test call to your monitoring company.
  • LED keypad: hold CONTROL (Ctrl) and press 0 straight away. Keep both held until the Line light (a phone symbol) comes on.
  • LCD keypad: the same keys, held until the screen shows Dialler Active.
  • It works only with Contact ID monitoring, and if your installer has set test calls to report.

  Pages 8, 17, 31 of the Runner Series 8 and 16 Zone User's GuidePage 58 of the Runner Series 8/16 Zone Installation and Configuration Guide