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Keypad cheat sheet

  • Arm (away)your codeon
    • The panel calls this ON mode. Each detector or door contact is a section, with its own light on the keypad.
    • Every section light must be out (or that section isolated), and the Power light on and not flashing.
    • Key in your 4-digit user code, then press on.
    • The ON light flashes and the beeper warns while the exit time runs. Leave by your exit/entry door.
    • Door not shut when the exit time ends? The siren sounds for 2 seconds; then disarm before the entry time runs out.
    Pages 5 and 6, 8, 10 of the Logicom CDS 8 24 User Manual
  • Arm while homeyour codepartial
    • Partial mode arms only the sections your technician set up for it. The rest are isolated.
    • Those sections' lights must be out, and the Power light on and not flashing.
    • Key in your user code, then press partial.
    • The Partial light flashes and the beeper warns during the exit time. The light stays on while Partial mode is set.
    Pages 4, 6 to 8 of the Logicom CDS 8 24 User Manual
  • Disarmyour codeoff
    • Coming in through an exit/entry section starts the entry time. The ON (or Partial) light double flashes.
    • Key in your user code, then press off, before the entry time runs out.
    • The same keys silence the siren and strobe after a fire, panic or tamper alarm.
    • Fire, panic and tamper inputs stay armed even when the system is off.
    • Under threat, add 1 to your code's last digit (1234 becomes 1235, 1949 becomes 1940). If your installer turned duress on, this alerts the monitoring station.
    Pages 5 and 6, 9, 11 of the Logicom CDS 8 24 User Manual
  • Bypass a zoneyour codeisolate2-digit zonethenonorpartial
    • The panel calls this isolating a section. Each detector or door contact is a section.
    • Key in your user code, then press isolate. The Program light flashes.
    • Key in each section as 2 digits, such as 04 then 07. Some 8-section panels take one digit.
    • Then press on or partial to arm with those sections left out.
    • Isolated sections come back when you switch the system off. Your technician may have isolations reported.
    Pages 4 and 5, 7, 9 of the Logicom CDS 8 24 User Manual
  • Alarm memoryyour codetest5
    • With the system off, key in your user code, then press test.
    • Press 5: the last alarm is shown flashing until you press another key.
    • Press off to leave test mode.
    • Test mode opens only once all alarm messages have been sent. Some panels don't have every test.
    Page 12 of the Logicom CDS 8 24 User Manual
  • Reset smoke detectorsyour codetest6
    • With the system off, key in your user code, then press test.
    • Press 6: power to the smoke detectors is cut for 5 seconds, which resets them.
    • Press off to leave test mode. This works only where smoke detectors are fitted.
    Page 12 of the Logicom CDS 8 24 User Manual
  • Panic alarmholdon+off
    • Hold on and off together for 3 seconds.
    • A monitored system sends a report to the monitoring station. The sirens sound only if your installer set that up.
    • Key in your user code, then press off, to silence the sirens.
    Pages 9, 11 of the Logicom CDS 8 24 User Manual
  • Change a codemaster codeonuser numbernew codeonthenoff
    • With the system off, key in the 6-digit master code, then press on (some keypads have a code key for this). The Program light flashes.
    • Key in the user number as 2 digits (01 for user 1), then the new 4-digit code, then press on.
    • Do the same for other users, then press off to finish.
    • A code can't be the same as, or one away from, another code or the master code's first 4 digits.
    • The master code can't arm or disarm. To change it: master code, on, 00, 6 new digits, on, off.
    Pages 5, 7, 10 and 11 of the Logicom CDS 8 24 User Manual
  • Test the systemyour codetest1
    • With the system off, key in your user code, then press test. Test mode lasts 10 minutes at most.
    • Press 1 for a walk test: set off each detector; its section light shows and the beeper sounds.
    • Press 2 for a 3-second siren test, 3 for the strobe, or 4 to light every light and the beeper.
    • Press 9 to send a test report to the central station, if a dialler is fitted.
    • Press off to leave test mode.
    Page 12 of the Logicom CDS 8 24 User Manual
  • Trouble lights
    • Check the Power light before arming: it should be on and not flashing.
    • Your code, then off, silences the siren and strobe after a fire, panic or tamper alarm.
    • A fire alarm not acknowledged within 30 seconds (your code, then on or off) is sent to the central station.
    • Not every panel has the Fire and Auxiliary lights.
    Power light onMains power and backup battery are fine
    Power light single flashMains power has failed
    Power light double flashMains power and battery both not good
    Section light on (system off)That door is open or that detector sees movement
    Section light flashing (system on)That section has gone into alarm
    Program light flashingIn isolate, test or code-changing mode
    Fire light flashing / onFire input set off / sent to the central station
    Auxiliary light single / double flashTamper / panic input set off
    Pages 5 and 6, 8 and 9 of the Logicom CDS 8 24 User Manual
  • Send a test signalyour codetest9
    • Test 9 sends a test report to the central station and restarts the timing of the next automatic one.
    • It works only if a dialler is fitted, with the account and phone numbers programmed. Some panels don't have it.
    • With the system off, key in your user code, press test, then 9.
    • Test mode won't open until every alarm message has been sent. Press off to leave it.
    Pages 7, 12 of the Logicom CDS 8 24 User Manual

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