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Keypad cheat sheet

• Arm (away)your codeENTERON

  • Key in your PIN and press [ENTER]. The first area you can use shows on the screen.
  • Genesis splits a site into areas. Pick the one you want with [<] or [>].
  • Press [ON]. A short beep and the second line changing to secure mean it's armed.
  • User number above 101? Start with [ENTER], your user number and [ENTER], then your PIN and [ENTER].

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• Disarmyour codeENTEROFF

  • User number above 101? Press [ENTER], your user number and [ENTER] before entering your PIN.
  • Key in your PIN and press [ENTER].
  • Pick the area with [<] or [>], then press [OFF].
  • A short beep and the second line changing to access mean it's disarmed.
  • If your installer has set up duress, your PIN plus one also sends a duress signal to your monitoring centre. Ask your installer about it.

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• Open a dooryour codeENTERENTER

  • User number above 101? Press [ENTER], your user number and [ENTER] before entering your PIN.
  • If your keypad also controls a door, key in your PIN, then press [ENTER] twice.
  • If your PIN is allowed through that door, it unlocks for a short time.

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• Bypass a zoneyour codeENTERCLEAR>>ENTERENTERthenON

  • User number above 101? Press [ENTER], your user number and [ENTER] before entering your PIN.
  • Key in your PIN, press [ENTER], then [CLEAR]. The menu opens at DISPLAY.
  • Press [>] until CONTROL shows, then [ENTER]. Isolate Input comes first: press [ENTER].
  • Scroll to the input with [<] or [>]. [ON] isolates it so it cannot alarm; [OFF] restores it. [CLEAR] leaves.
  • Isolate only a faulty input, or one being worked on, and tell your technician.

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• Alarm memoryyour codeENTERCLEARENTER>ENTER

  • User number above 101? Press [ENTER], your user number and [ENTER] before entering your PIN.
  • Key in your PIN, press [ENTER], then [CLEAR]. DISPLAY shows: press [ENTER].
  • Press [>] to Event Summary (or on to Event History for the full log), then [ENTER].
  • Scroll with [<] and [>]. Each event has its time and date. [9] jumps to the newest, [7] to the oldest.
  • Press [CLEAR] to leave.

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• Change a codeyour codeENTERCLEAR>>>>ENTERnew codeENTERENTER

  • User number above 101? Press [ENTER], your user number and [ENTER] before entering your PIN.
  • Key in your PIN, press [ENTER], then [CLEAR] to open the menu.
  • Press [>] until PINS shows, then [ENTER]. The screen asks you to Enter PIN.
  • Key in your new PIN and press [ENTER]. When Database Update shows, press [ENTER] again.
  • PINS changes only your own PIN. If your PIN is allowed, USERS then Change PIN does it for someone else by user number.

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• Set the date and timeyour codeENTERCLEAR<ENTER>ENTERtimeENTERdateENTERON

  • User number above 101? Press [ENTER], your user number and [ENTER] before entering your PIN.
  • Key in your PIN, press [ENTER], then [CLEAR]. Press [<] or [>] until SETTING shows, then [ENTER].
  • Press [>] to Set Time/Date, then [ENTER].
  • Enter HHMM on the 24-hour clock, then [ENTER]. Enter the date as DDMMYY, then [ENTER].
  • Set MU Clock shows: press [ON] to save it.

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• Check the inputsyour codeENTERCLEAR>ENTERENTER

  • User number above 101? Press [ENTER], your user number and [ENTER] before entering your PIN.
  • Key in your PIN, press [ENTER], then [CLEAR]. Press [>] to INPUTS, then [ENTER].
  • Unsealed comes first. Press [>] for another list (see the table), then [ENTER] to open it.
  • Scroll the inputs in the list with [<] and [>]. Press [CLEAR] to leave.

  Unsealed	Inputs active right now, such as a door left open
  Alarmed	Inputs that have set off an alarm
  Tampered	A case opened or wiring changed: check it promptly, and have a technician look
  Isolated	Inputs left out, so they can't cause an alarm
  Bypassed	Inputs whose tamper isn't watched: only while a technician services them

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• Trouble lights

  • Lights A to D, the buzzer's beeps and any screen messages do what your technician set up. Ask them what yours mean.
  • [ENTER] acknowledges a message on the screen. To see what has happened, look through the event log (see Alarm memory).
  • INPUTS, then Tampered, lists anything tampered with (see Check the inputs). Have a technician check it promptly.
  • If your installation company turned it on, CONTROL, then Service Request and [ON], asks your control room to send a technician.

  Lights A to D	Set by your technician, for example to show area or input status, steady or flashing
  Tampered	A case opened or wiring changed: the system may not fully protect you
  Service Request	Asks your control room to send a technician

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