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Keypad cheat sheet

  • Arm (away)your code#or1#
    • Close doors and windows. Key in your code (2 to 4 digits), then press #.
    • The keypad beeps through the exit time as a leave-now warning. The system arms when it ends.
    • The yellow S1 lamp comes on, and the lamps of the zones being armed stay lit during the exit time.
    • Flashing zone lamps with long beeps mean a zone is faulty or open. Close it; if the system still won't arm, ring your installer.
    • If your installer has turned on quick arm, 1 then # arms without a code.
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  • Arm while home91#
    • Scorpion calls this night mode. Only the zones set up for night arming are armed.
    • Key in 9, 1, then #. The night zones arm after a set delay.
    • If a night zone is set off, the system gives a warning before the alarm starts. Key in your code, then #, to stop it.
    • To disarm night mode, key in your code, then #.
    • With a Nitewatch station fitted, its Armed/Safe key night arms or disarms the system.
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  • Disarmyour code#
    • The keypad beeps during the entry time. Key in your code, then #.
    • Two beeps, and the yellow S1 lamp goes off. One long tone means a wrong code.
    • Flashing S1 and Armed lamps mean there was an alarm. Flashing zone lamps show which zones: check them against the zone list inside the keypad door.
    • Tell your installer or security company about the alarm.
    • If a Nitewatch station armed the system and something was set off, only your code and # at the keypad will disarm it.
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  • Bypass a zoneyour code*zone#
    • Scorpion calls this excluding a zone. Each detector or door contact is a zone.
    • Key in your code, press *, key in the number of the zone to leave out, then press #. The system arms without that zone.
    • An open zone that your installer set as not excludable still stops the system arming.
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  • Chime on or off71#
    • Key in 7, 1, then # to turn chime on. Do the same again to turn it off.
    • With chime on, the keypad beeps for about 5 seconds whenever a sensor is set off while the system is disarmed.
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  • Panic alarm*+#
    • If your installer has set it up, press * and # together for a panic alarm.
    • To cancel it, key in any valid code, then #.
    • On a Nitewatch station, press its two Emergency keys together.
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  • Change a codemaster code1+3new code#user number
    • Key in one of the two master codes (your installer set them up), then press 1 and 3 together. Two beeps.
    • Key in the new code (2 to 4 digits), then press #. One beep.
    • Key in the number of the user to add or change (1 to 10). Two beeps mean it worked; one long beep means it didn't.
    • To remove a user, press # without a new code, then key in the user number.
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  • Trouble lights83#
    • The yellow S1 lamp flashes after an alarm, a system fault or a panic.
    • Key in 8, 3, then # to find the cause of an alarm that isn't from a zone. A zone lamp flashes to show it (see the table).
    • The Mains lamp flashes after a mains failure or with a low battery. It stops once fixed and the system has been armed and disarmed.
    • The Armed lamp also flashes after an alarm, a mains failure or a low battery.
    Zone 1 lamp flashingA Nitewatch panic
    Zone 2 lamp flashingA keypad panic
    Zone 3 lamp flashingLow battery
    Zone 4 lamp flashingPower failure
    Zone 5 lamp flashingCommunications failure
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Why is my keypad beeping or showing a trouble light?

Most keypads beep or light up a trouble indicator when something needs attention, such as a low backup battery, a power cut or a lost phone or internet connection. Your user guide explains what each light or code means on your model. If it keeps happening, or you are not sure, call your installer or monitoring company.

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