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Keypad cheat sheet

  • Arm (away)your code✓02
    • Guardall calls arming setting. Key in your code, then press ✓ (the green key). Each digit shows as *.
    • Press 0 then 2 (Set). If you can set more than one group, press the group's number.
    • 'Setting' shows. With timed setting, the exit time counts down (Seconds Left). 'Set' confirms it.
    • Warnings, such as a bypassed circuit, may show first: press ✓ to see them, ✓ to set, or X to cancel.
    • At 'Cannot Set', read the fault details. During exit time, press X on the keypad used to start setting to cancel.
    Pages 7, 17 and 18 of the Guardall PX Control Panel User Manual
  • Disarmyour code✓01
    • Come in by your entry route and go straight to the keypad. Guardall calls disarming unsetting.
    • Key in your code and press ✓, then 0 1 (Unset). With several groups set, press the group's number.
    • Your system may unset as soon as you log on, if it's set up that way.
    • After an alarm, its details show, such as 'Alarm PIR in Office'. At '✓=Reset', press ✓ to reset it.
    • 'Call Engineer', then a phone number and code? Ring it and quote the code: an engineer resets it, or you get a one-time 5-digit code to log on with.
    Pages 7, 14, 16, 20 of the Guardall PX Control Panel User Manual
  • Bypass a zone
    • Guardall calls zones circuits. Only circuits your engineer made bypassable can be bypassed.
    • Log on (code, then ✓), press 3 0 (Bypass), then key in the circuit number. Its current state shows.
    • Follow the display to bypass it. It stays bypassed until it's next unset, or until someone removes the bypass.
    • There's a limit on how many can be bypassed at once; the display tells you if you reach it.
    Your code, then ✓Logs you on
    3 0Opens Bypass
    The circuit numberIts state shows: follow the display to bypass it
    Pages 5, 12, 40 of the Guardall PX Control Panel User Manual
  • Alarm memoryyour code✓151
    • The system must be unset. Log on, press 1 5 (Log-Alarm), then 1 to show it on the display.
    • Step through the alarms with the up and down arrows.
    • Press ? to switch the top line to the time and circuit number, and again for the user number.
    • 1 0 (Log-Full) shows every event, not only alarms.
    Pages 12, 30 and 31 of the Guardall PX Control Panel User Manual
  • Chime on or offyour code✓32zone
    • Chime is switched circuit by circuit, and only some circuit types can chime. It works while the system is unset.
    • Log on, press 3 2 (Chime), then key in the circuit number. Its name shows.
    • Press any key to see its chime status, then 1 to turn chime on or 0 to turn it off.
    Page 40 of the Guardall PX Control Panel User Manual
  • Change a codeyour code✓06new codethennew code
    • Log on with your current code (then ✓) and press 0 6 (Code).
    • At 'New Code', key in a new 4, 5 or 6 digit code. Key it in again at 'Re-enter Code'.
    • 'Not Available' means that code can't be used: choose another. 'Does not Match' means try again.
    • No Code option? Your system doesn't let you change it: ask whoever manages your system.
    Page 23 of the Guardall PX Control Panel User Manual
  • Set the timeyour code✓20time
    • The engineer sets the clock. If your code is allowed to, you can move it by up to 75 minutes either way.
    • Log on, press 2 0 (Time), then start typing the new time as HH:MM.
    • The old and new times are recorded in the log.
    Page 36 of the Guardall PX Control Panel User Manual
  • Test the systemyour code✓04
    • Test isn't available while an area is set. Log on, press 0 4 (Test), then key in the area number (0 for the whole system).
    • Pick a test from the list on the display: sounder, strobe, internal sounder, walk test (4) or comms test (5). X stops the first three.
    • Walk test lists the circuits not tested since the last unset. To test them all, pick walk test, press X, then pick it again.
    • Set each circuit off until 'All Tested' shows.
    • Test mode ends by itself after 1 hour.
    Pages 12, 21 to 23 of the Guardall PX Control Panel User Manual
  • Trouble messagesyour code✓
    • The mains light on the keypad flashes when the system is running on its standby battery.
    • If it fails to set by the end of the exit time, the exit tone changes. Log on to see why.
    • Messages may show when you log on, before the menu. The common ones are in the table.
    Mains light flashingRunning on the standby battery
    Call EngineerCall your installation company
    Cannot SetSomething stops setting: the reasons follow
    Line Fault (a warning as you set)A phone line fault. Your system lets you set anyway
    Code KnownSomeone else chose your code: change it
    Incorrect CodeThat code wasn't recognised
    Out Of ServiceKeypad locked for 5 minutes after too many wrong codes, turned off, or an engineer is logged on
    Not AvailableThat option can't be used now: the reason shows below it
    Pages 6 and 7, 11 to 14, 18 and 19, 40 of the Guardall PX Control Panel User Manual
  • Send a test signal
    • The comms test makes the panel call every phone number your engineer set up for test calls.
    • It needs a manager or ordinary user code, and every area unset: Test isn't available while an area is set.
    • Log on (code, then ✓) and press 0 4 (Test). Key in the area number, 0 for the whole system, then pick 5.
    • The event log records it as Comm Test.
    Your code, then ✓Logs you on
    0 4Test: the display asks for the area number
    The area number, or 0 for the whole systemThe test list shows
    5Comms Test: the panel makes its test calls
    Pages 7, 12, 21, 23, 26, 33 of the Guardall PX Control Panel User Manual

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