FBII Omni manuals

Omni-408 and Omni-624 cheat sheet

• Arm (away)your code

  • Close doors and windows. The green READY light must be on.
  • Key in your code (Omni-624: 4 or 6 digits, as your installer set).
  • The ARMED light comes on. LCD keypads show ON: AWAY.
  • Leave by your entry/exit door before the exit time ends.
  • If your installer has turned on quick arming, press # then 1 instead of your code.

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• Arm while homeSTAYyour code

  • Make sure the READY light is on.
  • Press STAY, then key in your code.
  • The ARMED light comes on. A fixed-word keypad shows STAY, an LED keypad lights STAY, and an LCD shows ON: STAY.
  • Doors and windows are armed, so disarm before you open an outside door.
  • INSTANT, then STAY, then your code arms the same way with no entry delay. On the Omni-624 your installer has to turn this on.

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• Disarmyour code

  • Come in by your entry/exit door.
  • Key in your code before the entry time runs out.
  • The ARMED light goes off. LCD keypads show SYSTEM READY.
  • Smoke detectors and panic keys stay on when you disarm.

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• Bypass a zoneBYPASSyour codezone

  • Disarm first. Each detector or door contact is a zone.
  • Press BYPASS, key in your code, then the zone number (1 to 8).
  • Omni-624: zones are 01 to 24, always keyed as two digits.
  • The keypad gives one long beep. An LED keypad blinks the zone's light slowly; others show BYPASS or BYPASSED and the zone.
  • Do the same again to unbypass. If your installer set up Quick Bypass, leave out the code.

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• Alarm memoryyour codethenyour code

  • Key in your code to disarm.
  • LCD keypads scroll ALM MEM and the zones that went off. Fixed-word keypads blink READY.
  • If there has been a break-in, don't go inside. Wait at a neighbour's for the police.
  • Key in your code again to clear the display and silence the keypad.

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• Chime on or off#6

  • Your installer chooses which doors chime.
  • Press # then 6 to turn chime on or off.
  • With chime on, the keypad chimes when one of those doors opens while disarmed.
  • Omni-624 LCD keypad: it shows the current setting first, then offers to change it.

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• Reset smoke detectorsyour codeoryour codeyour code

  • Omni-408: key in your four-digit code once to reset the smoke detectors.
  • Omni-624: key in your code twice.

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• Panic alarm*+#or7+9or1+3

  • Your installer sets up these send-help alerts and will show you which ones work.
  • Press both keys of a pair at the same time.
  • * and # is panic, 7 and 9 is fire, 1 and 3 is auxiliary.
  • Omni-624 LED keypad: press the two keys marked P together (A for auxiliary, F for fire).
  • Omni-624: an audible alert resets when you key in any user code.

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• Change a codeCODEmaster codeuser numbernew code

  • Only a master code can do this (Omni-624: authority level 1 or 2).
  • Press CODE, key the master code, the user number (1 to 6), then the new code.
  • Omni-624: user numbers are 01 to 32; key the new user's authority level (1 to 4) last.
  • To delete: CODE, master code, user number, then *. Omni-624: # instead of *.
  • User 1 can't be deleted, only changed.

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• Trouble lights

  • LED keypads show each zone's state by how its light behaves.
  • LCD and fixed-word keypads show it on the display instead.
  • On the Omni-624, a trouble such as mains off, a low battery or a fire trouble gives a pulsing keypad sound.
  • Your code silences the keypad. After disarming, key your code in again to clear an alarm or trouble from the display.
  • Several short beeps (the ringback) mean a signal reached your monitoring centre.

  Zone light blinking fast	Alarm or tamper on that zone.
  Zone light blinking slowly or dim	That zone is bypassed.
  Zone light pulsing slowly	Trouble on that zone, such as a low battery.
  Zone light on steady	A door on that zone is open, or a detector sees movement.
  READY blinking after you disarm	An alarm or trouble happened. Key your code again to clear it.
  AC/LB light off (LCD: AC LOSS)	No mains power. The alarm is running on its backup battery.
  AC/LB light blinking slowly (LCD: LOW BAT)	The backup battery is low.
  ARMED light blinking slowly (LCD: COMM FAILURE)	It could not report to the monitoring centre.

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