Menvier TS700 / TS790+ / TS900+ manuals

Keypad cheat sheet

• Arm (away)your code

  • Menvier calls this full setting. Close up, then key in your passcode.
  • After 5 seconds the exit tone starts and the display counts down the exit time.
  • 9999 instead means it sets once you open and close the final exit door (then press the exit button outside, if you have one).
  • When the tone stops the system is set: SET (SYSTEM SET on an LCD keypad) shows for 5 seconds.
  • A circuit left open shows on the display, with a broken tone: close it. Key in your passcode again to stop setting.

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• Arm while homeyour codeAoryour codeBoryour codeC

  • Use A, B or C down the left of the keypad for part setting.
  • Your installer or master user chooses what A, B and C cover. Key in your passcode, then press A, B or C within 5 seconds.
  • Wait longer and it full sets instead. For silent part setting, press 8 straight after A, B or C.
  • After setting, TS700 shows the omitted area; TS790+/TS900+ shows the set wards. Silent setting still gives a final set tone.
  • To full set silently, press 8 within 5 seconds of your passcode, without A, B or C.

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• Disarmyour code

  • Come in by your entry route and go straight to the keypad. The sounder beeps during the entry time.
  • Key in your passcode. The sounder stops and OPEN shows.
  • Too late? The internal sounders go off and a second entry time starts. After that comes a full alarm.
  • Under threat, swap your passcode's first two digits (2580 becomes 5280) for a silent duress alarm, unless they match or your installer turned it off.

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• Bypass a zoneyour codeENT7

  • Only circuits your installer allows can be omitted.
  • Key in your passcode, press ENT within 5 seconds, then 7 (Omit Circuits).
  • TS790+ or TS900+: key in the 2-digit circuit number, press B to switch it to Omitted, then ENT.
  • TS700: each circuit shows with N (not omitted) or Y; press 0 to change it, then ENT.
  • Press ESC, then 0 to full set, or A, B or C to part set, straight from the menu. TS790+/TS900+: omits end when the system is unset.

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• Chime on or offyour codeENT50ENT

  • Chime makes a two-tone sound when a circuit set up for chime opens.
  • Key in your passcode, press ENT within 5 seconds, then 5 (Enable Chime).
  • Press 0 to switch between on and off, then ENT to accept.
  • TS790+ or TS900+: keys 1 to 5 choose a setting instead, such as 4 for chime only while unset.

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• Reset after an alarmyour codeESC

  • After an alarm, unsetting shows the circuit that caused it, such as ALARM 03. The system must then be reset.
  • User reset: key in your passcode, then ESC within 5 seconds. OPEN shows.
  • CALL ENGINEER instead means you can't reset it yourself: call your installer, or use remote reset if you have it. Your passcode stops the beeps.
  • Remote reset: on a TS790+ or TS900+ key in your passcode twice; on a TS700, your passcode, ENT, then 3.
  • Phone your alarm company and read them the 4-digit code shown. Key in the code they give back, press ENT, then ESC.

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• Change a codeyour codeENT4new codeENT

  • Key in your passcode, press ENT within 5 seconds, then 4 (Change Passcode).
  • Key in your new 4-digit passcode and press ENT.
  • A multi-tone means it's accepted. A low tone means that code is taken: try another.
  • The master user can add and delete other users' codes from User Menu 2.

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• Set the date and timemaster codeENTENT2timeENT

  • Master users only: key in your passcode, press ENT, then ENT again for User Menu 2.
  • Press 2, key in the time on the 24-hour clock (5 pm is 1700), then press ENT.
  • Press 3 for the date: key in the day and month (28 April is 2804), then press ENT.
  • A TS790+ or TS900+ then asks for the day: 1 Sunday to 7 Saturday, then ENT.
  • Press ESC to go back.

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• Test the systemyour codeENT2

  • Walk test: key in your passcode, press ENT within 5 seconds, then 2.
  • Open doors and walk past detectors. Each circuit shows as it's set off, with a two-tone sound.
  • Press ESC when you've finished. A TS790+ or TS900+ then lists the tested circuits; ESC again to leave.
  • Bell test: press 1 instead of 2. The sounders, bells and strobes run for 9 seconds each.

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• Trouble messages

  • The green power light flashes when mains power is off, and is steady when it's on.
  • The red light by the warning triangle shows what your alarm company set it for, such as a fault.
  • On a TS790+ or TS900+, mains off, a phone line fault or a power supply overload sounds an alarm: your passcode silences it.
  • Messages show on the display. Most mean call your installation company; alarms need a reset.
  • CCTS ISOLATED on the display means 24-hour circuits are omitted.

  MAINS POWER OFF (A.C. OFF)	Mains off. A TS790+ or TS900+ runs at least 8 hours on its battery: call your installation company if it's off longer
  PHONE LINE FAULT (LINE FLT)	Phone line fault: your passcode silences it
  BATTERY FAULT (BATT FLT)	The standby battery is faulty
  FUSE BLOWN	The auxiliary supply fuse has blown
  SERVICE REQUIRED	A service visit is due; the system still works
  CODE TAMPER	Four wrong passcodes were keyed in: a reset is needed
  CCTS FAILED TEST	Circuits failed a test: the system can still be set
  SYSTEM IS BUSY	Someone is using another keypad

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