Inner Range Inception manuals

Keypad cheat sheet

• Arm (away)your codeONoryour codeOKMENU0ON

  • Elite/EliteX: if your installer linked an area for quick control, enter your PIN and ON. Otherwise use PIN, OK and the area menu below.
  • Otherwise key in your PIN and press OK. If the area screen doesn't open, press MENU, then 0.
  • Pick the area with the up and down arrows, then press ON. 'Area Armed, Exit Area Now' shows: leave by your exit path.
  • 'Arm Failed' lists what's unsealed, such as a door left open. Fix it and try again.
  • Touchscreen: tap Arm below the area, enter your PIN and tap the tick. Leave before the on-screen exit countdown ends.

  Pages 5 to 7 of the Inception User ManualPage 3 of the Inception Touchscreen User Guide V2.0
• Arm while home

  • Touchscreen only, if multi-mode arming is set up: Night arms the chosen night zones; Perimeter arms outside zones. Elite/EliteX: see its own guide.
  • Tap the down arrow beside Arm - Full, select Night, then close the window with its X.
  • Tap Arm - Night, enter your PIN and tap the tick. Choose Perimeter instead if that is the mode you need.

  Night	Arms the zones set for Night mode
  Perimeter	Arms the perimeter while leaving interior zones off

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• Disarmyour codeOFForyour codeOKMENU0OFF

  • Elite/EliteX: come in by your usual entry door and disarm before the entry time ends. Touchscreen instructions are below.
  • Quick control, if set up: key in your PIN, then press OFF instead of OK.
  • Or key in your PIN and press OK (then MENU, 0 if needed). At 'In Entry Mode. Press OFF to Disarm', press OFF.
  • Disarming also stops the sirens after an alarm. Press END to log off.
  • Touchscreen: during the entry time the PIN pad opens by itself. Key in your PIN and tap the tick. Otherwise tap Disarm first.

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• Bypass a zoneyour codeOKMENU34thenOFF

  • Elite/EliteX: bypassing is called isolating an input. The input is then treated as secure. Touchscreen instructions are below.
  • Log on with your PIN and OK, then press MENU, 3, 4.
  • Scroll to the input with the up and down arrows. Press OFF to isolate it, or ON to put it back.
  • It stays isolated until someone puts it back, so undo it once the detector is fixed.
  • Touchscreen: open Sensors using the sensor symbol beside the arm/disarm button, then tap Bypass beside the required sensor.

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• Alarm memoryyour codeOKMENU12

  • Elite/EliteX: enter your PIN, OK, MENU, 1, then 2 for security events (or 1 for all events). Touchscreen instructions are below.
  • Scroll one event at a time with the up and down arrows.
  • After an alarm, a message with an alarm summary may be waiting and open when you log on. Press OK to acknowledge it.
  • Touchscreen: tap the bell at the top left to see alarms, then acknowledge them.

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• Panic alarm

  • Touchscreen only, if set up by your installer: tap Emergency at the bottom right. For Elite/EliteX, see its own guide.
  • For a police help request, tap Request Help beside Police. Fire and Ambulance are separate choices.
  • Slide the bar to the right to confirm, or tap Cancel if it was a mistake.
  • Confirming sets off a local alarm, including any sirens, and can alert your monitoring company.

  Request Help	Choose the service before confirming
  Slide bar	Slide right to confirm the selected help request

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• Change a codeyour codeOKMENU21new codeOKnew codeOK

  • Elite/EliteX: log on with your PIN and OK, then press MENU, 2, 1.
  • Key in the new PIN (2 to 8 digits, unless your installer changed that) and press OK.
  • Key it in again to confirm, then press OK. 'User PIN Changed' shows.
  • Adding users or changing someone else's PIN is done in the web interface: Configuration > Users > Manage Users.
  • For changing a PIN on the touchscreen, see its own guide.

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• Set the date and time

  • Inception can set its clock from an internet or local NTP server, if configured and reachable. Daylight saving follows its time-zone settings.
  • The clock is only set in the web interface, not at the terminal. Log in and go to Configuration > General > Date and Time.
  • Press the Set Date/Time Manually button, set the date and time (or use your browser's), then press OK.

  At a terminal or touchscreen	Use the web interface to set the controller clock
  NTP configured and reachable	The controller synchronises its clock
  No reachable NTP server	Set the clock in the web interface

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• Trouble messagesyour codeOKMENU61

  • Elite/EliteX: warnings are current problems; messages describe past events. Ask your installer about warnings. Touchscreen instructions are below.
  • Log on: the warnings and messages screen may open by itself. If not, press MENU, 6, 1.
  • Left and right arrows switch between Messages and Warnings. Press OK to acknowledge a message.
  • Touchscreen: open Health using the symbol left of the arm/disarm button to see hardware problems, as in the table.
  • Beeping near a door can mean it was held open too long, if your installer set that up. Close it properly, or it may be reported as an alarm.

  Offline	A module isn't talking to the controller
  No AC	Mains power is off: running on the backup battery
  Low Battery	The backup battery is low
  Battery Missing	No backup battery found
  Isolated	That hardware has been isolated to stop further alarms

  Pages 8, 13 of the Inception User ManualPages 3, 9 and 10 of the Inception Touchscreen User Guide V2.0