DMP 1912XR manuals

Keypad cheat sheet

• Arm (away)

  • Home/Away systems: key in your code. HOME AWAY (or HOME SLEEP AWAY) shows: press the select key under AWAY.
  • Home/Away: a 4-digit code needs nothing after it; a code of 1 to 3 digits needs COMMAND after it.
  • All/Perimeter systems: press COMMAND until PERIM ALL shows, then the select key under ALL. If ENTER CODE shows, key in your code and press COMMAND.
  • Area systems: press COMMAND until ARM DISARM shows, select ARM, key in your code if asked (then COMMAND), then select YES at ALL? NO YES.
  • ALL SYSTEM ON shows, then EXIT: with the seconds left to get out.

  HOME AWAY or HOME SLEEP AWAY	Home/Away system: AWAY arms everything
  PERIM ALL	All/Perimeter system: ALL arms the inside and the outside
  ALL? NO YES	Area system: YES arms all your areas; NO asks area by area

  Pages 5 and 6, 10, 12, 14 of the LT-0172 1912XR Security Command User's Guide
• Arm while home

  • Home/Away: enter your code (then COMMAND for 1–3 digits). Select HOME or SLEEP. PERIMETER ON or PERIM/INT ON shows.
  • All/Perimeter systems: press COMMAND until PERIM ALL shows, then the select key under PERIM. If ENTER CODE shows, key in your code and press COMMAND.
  • During the countdown, INSTNT drops the entry delay: an entry door then sets the alarm off at once.

  HOME	Arms the outside doors and windows, so you can move about inside
  SLEEP	Arms the inside too, but leaves the areas near the bedrooms off
  PERIM	All/Perimeter systems: arms the outside doors and windows only

  Pages 6, 12, 14 of the LT-0172 1912XR Security Command User's Guide
• Disarmyour codeCOMMANDoryour code

  • Come in by an entry door: a pulsing prewarn tone sounds and ENTER CODE: shows.
  • Key in your code and press COMMAND. On a Home/Away system, a 4-digit code needs no COMMAND.
  • Area systems then show ALL? NO YES: select YES to disarm all your areas.
  • Any loops (the 1912XR's word for zones) that tripped while you were out show, then ALL SYSTEM OFF.
  • Alarm sounding? Enter your code as above. All/Perimeter or Home/Away: DISARM turns it off; SILENCE only stops the siren.

  Pages 7, 11, 13, 15 of the LT-0172 1912XR Security Command User's Guide
• Bypass a zone

  • The 1912XR calls zones loops. Arming with a loop open shows its name, then BYPASS? NO YES.
  • Ahead of time, with a level 6 code or higher: press COMMAND until MENU? NO YES, select YES, key in your code, press COMMAND.
  • Press COMMAND until BYPASS LOOPS?, then any select key. At LOOP: - RST BYPS, key in the loop number.
  • Fire, panic, emergency and supervisory loops can't be bypassed. Bypasses clear when you disarm.

  BYPASS? NO YES	YES bypasses the faulty loops shown (not 24-hour loops); NO stops arming so you can fix the problem
  LOOP: - RST BYPS	After the loop number, BYPS bypasses that loop and RST puts it back

  Pages 9 to 12, 14, 16, 19 of the LT-0172 1912XR Security Command User's Guide
• Alarm memory

  • When you disarm, the keypad shows any loops that tripped while the system was armed.
  • Later: press COMMAND until MENU? NO YES shows, pick YES, key in your code, press COMMAND. Then COMMAND until LOOP STATUS?.
  • Press a select key, then ALR: the loops that tripped in this or the last armed period.
  • DISPLAY EVENTS? in the menu lists past events. Pick LAST to start with the newest; the ARROW key steps back through them.
  • Press the select key under an event's date to see its time. Up to 100 events are kept, for up to 45 days.

  ALR, TBL or RST in an event	An alarm, a trouble, or back to normal
  BURG, FIRE or PANC	A burglary, fire or panic loop
  An event ending 1125	It happened on 25 November: month, then day

  Pages 11, 16, 18 and 19, 30 and 31 of the LT-0172 1912XR Security Command User's Guide
• Chime on or off

  • The 1912XR calls chime Loop Monitor: the keypad beeps once and shows a loop's name when it opens.
  • With a level 4 code or higher: press COMMAND until MENU? NO YES, select YES, key in your code, press COMMAND.
  • Press COMMAND until LOOP MONITOR?, then any select key. Pick which loops, then ADD to turn Loop Monitor on or RMV to turn it off.
  • It only watches disarmed loops. A loop's name clears after a short time, or when the loop is armed.

  PERIM ALL NBR, or ALL NBR	PERIM: the perimeter loops (All/Perimeter and Home/Away systems). ALL: every disarmed loop. NBR: one loop, by its number
  ADD RMV	ADD puts those loops in Loop Monitor; RMV takes them out

  Pages 7, 16, 20 of the LT-0172 1912XR Security Command User's Guide
• Reset smoke detectors

  • After an alarm, smoke and glassbreak detectors must be reset before they can detect again.
  • Clear the smoke from around the detectors first, or the alarm starts again.
  • Press COMMAND until MENU? NO YES, select YES, key in your code and press COMMAND.
  • Press COMMAND until SENSOR RESET? shows, then press any select key.

  SENSORS OFF	Power to the detectors is off for five seconds so they can reset
  SENSORS ON	Power is back on: the detectors can detect again

  Page 16 of the LT-0172 1912XR Security Command User's Guide
• Change a code

  • You need a level 9 code. Press COMMAND until MENU? NO YES, select YES, key in your code and press COMMAND.
  • Press COMMAND until USER CODES?, then a select key, then the select key under CHG. Key in the user number and press COMMAND.
  • At CODE NO:, key in the new code (1 to 5 digits) and press COMMAND.
  • AREAS: shows the areas that user can use: press an area number to add or remove it.
  • Their user number and level stay the same. Press the ARROW key to leave the menu.

  ADD DEL CHG	CHG changes a user's code; ADD and DEL add or delete a user
  USER NUMBER:	The user's number (1 to 25, or up to 50 or 99), not their code

  Pages 16, 22, 24 of the LT-0172 1912XR Security Command User's Guide
• Set the date and time

  • You need a level 8 code or higher. Press COMMAND until MENU? NO YES, select YES, key in your code and press COMMAND.
  • Press COMMAND until TIME?, then a select key. The day and time show; COMMAND shows the date; COMMAND again to change them.
  • At TIME DAY DATE, press the select key under TIME, key in the time and pick AM or PM.
  • DAY: press COMMAND for THU FRI SAT if needed, then the key under the day. DATE: month, day, year, with COMMAND after each.
  • Back at TIME DAY DATE, press the ARROW key to finish.

  TIME DAY DATE	Select the part you want to change
  MONTH: DAY: YEAR:	Up to two digits each, then COMMAND

  Pages 16, 29 of the LT-0172 1912XR Security Command User's Guide
• Trouble lights

  • A trouble sounds a steady keypad tone and shows TROUBLE with a description. Press a top-row select key to quiet it.
  • Quieting the tone doesn't fix the fault. Power, battery, tamper and phone line messages stay until it's put right.
  • SYSTEM STATUS? in the menu lists AC POWER, BATTERY and TAMPER, each OKAY or TRBL. TRBL: call your alarm company.

  Green POWER light on	Running on mains power
  Green POWER light flashing	Mains power is off: the backup battery is running the system for now
  PHONE LINE 1 TROUBLE	The alarm's phone line connection has a fault: call your alarm company
  (loop name) - LOBAT	That wireless transmitter's battery is low
  (loop name) - MISNG	The panel isn't getting that transmitter's regular test report
  WIRELESS - TRBL	Part of the wireless system isn't working properly
  SERVICE REQUIRED	An electronic failure: contact your alarm company soon
  INVALID TIME	A level 1 or 2 code was used outside its schedule

  Pages 1, 5 to 7, 21 of the LT-0172 1912XR Security Command User's GuidePage 25 of the LT-0171 Model 1912XR Command Processor Panel Programming Manual (10/95)
• Send a test signal

  • SYSTEM TEST? in the user menu tests the battery, the siren and the link to your monitoring company's central station.
  • You need a level 4 code or higher. Press COMMAND until MENU? NO YES, press the select key under YES, key in your code, press COMMAND.
  • Press COMMAND until SYSTEM TEST? shows, then any select key. The test runs by itself, and the siren sounds for 2 seconds.
  • The ARROW key cancels the transmit test. Local (unmonitored) systems skip it.

  BELL SOUNDING	The 2-second siren test
  BATTERY - OKAY or TRBL	The backup battery's condition
  TRANSMIT TEST, ATTEMPT NO : 1	Sending the test to the central station
  TRANSMIT OKAY	The test got through
  TRANSMIT FAILED	The test didn't get through
  TEST END	The system test is finished

  Pages 16, 21 of the LT-0172 1912XR Security Command User's Guide