Eagle Alarm Lock manuals

Eagle 4700 cheat sheet

• Arm (away)your code

  • Check the green READY light is on. If not, a red zone light shows which zone is open.
  • Key in your 4-digit arming code. A short beep sounds, READY goes off and the red ARMED light comes on.
  • Leave straight away by your usual exit door. If the sounder starts, the exit time is up: quickly key in your code at the keypad, then arm again.
  • Four short beeps mean it can't arm, or the code was wrong. Wait at least 3 seconds before keying it in again.
  • If your installer has turned on easy arming, P/* then 1 also arms. Disarming still needs a code.

  Pages 3, 5 of the Eagle 4700 User Manual
• Arm while homeINTERIORyour codeorINTERIORINSTANTyour code

  • Eagle calls this perimeter protection: outside doors and windows are armed, and you can move about inside.
  • With the READY light on, press INTERIOR, then key in your arming code.
  • The ARMED and INTERIOR lights come on with a short beep. The entry delay still applies unless you also select INSTANT.
  • For no entry delay too, press INTERIOR and INSTANT (either order) before your code. The INSTANT light comes on as well.
  • With INSTANT, the exit delay still runs, but anyone coming back in the entry door sets off the alarm at once. Disarming puts it all back.

  Pages 4, 7 of the Eagle 4700 User Manual
• Disarmyour code

  • Come in by your usual entry door. The sounder runs through the entry delay to remind you.
  • Key in your arming code. The red ARMED light goes off and the green READY light comes on, unless a zone is open.
  • Sounder pulsing and zone lights flashing as you come in? An alarm happened: leave, and call for help from a neighbour's phone.
  • Your code also stops an alarm and silences the bells.
  • Forced to disarm? If your installer has set up an ambush code, use it instead: it sends a silent alarm.

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• Bypass a zoneBYPASSyour codezone

  • Zones 1 to 6 are the wired circuits for your doors, windows and other areas. A zone light that's on means that zone is open.
  • Press BYPASS, key in your arming code, then the zone number. That zone's light starts flashing.
  • More zones within 10 seconds: BYPASS, then the number. After 10 seconds, you need your code again.
  • When READY comes on, arm as usual. The same keys undo a bypass, and disarming puts every bypassed zone back.
  • If your installer has turned on easy forced arming, P/* then 2 bypasses every open zone and arms.

  Pages 2, 4 to 6 of the Eagle 4700 User Manual
• Reset smoke detectorsyour code

  • Key in your 4-digit arming code. It resets the smoke detectors, silences the bells and resets the keypad.
  • An open fire circuit shows as a zone light flashing slowly, with the sounder pulsing: a fire trouble.
  • Your code silences the sounder. A trouble signal goes to your monitoring centre: get it repaired straight away.

  Pages 4, 7 of the Eagle 4700 User Manual
• Panic alarmP/*+P/#orF+ForA+A

  • Press both P buttons together for police, both F buttons for fire, or both A buttons for another emergency.
  • They work 24 hours a day, armed or not.
  • Fire always sounds out loud. Police and A (auxiliary) may be silent or loud, as your installer set them.

  Pages 3, 7 of the Eagle 4700 User Manual
• Change a codeCODEmaster codeuser numbernew code

  • Only User 1 (the primary user) can change codes, with the system disarmed. User 5 may be arm-only; an ambush code, if set, is user 6.
  • User 1 comes with a factory code: change it straight away. Your installer can tell you if it's still set.
  • Press CODE, then User 1's code (a short beep means you're in), then the user number (1 to 8) and the new 4-digit code.
  • Check it: arm with the new code, then disarm. A short beep each time means it works. Repeat from CODE for each code.
  • To delete a code (not User 1's): CODE, User 1's code, the user number, then P/*. A short beep confirms it.

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• Trouble lights

  • Your arming code silences the keypad sounder. If your installer has turned on easy reset, P/* alone also silences it.
  • A fire trouble is also sent to your monitoring centre. Get it repaired straight away.
  • It can arm with a bad or disconnected battery, so test the system weekly. Ask your installer how.

  READY light on (green)	Everything is closed: ready to arm
  Zone light on, or flashing after a bypass	That zone is open (close or bypass it to arm), or bypassed (the light goes out once armed)
  Zone light flashing slowly, sounder pulsing	Fire trouble: a fire circuit is open
  AC POWER light off	Running on the battery only: check the transformer
  AC POWER light flashing, sounder pulsing	The battery is low
  Four short beeps	It can't arm, or the code was refused
  Several short beeps	Ringback: the monitoring centre confirmed it got a report
  Steady tone	The entry delay is running, or there's an alarm

  Pages 3 to 5, 7 of the Eagle 4700 User Manual