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Keypad cheat sheet

• Arm (away)your code#or9#

  • Use a numbered keypad to arm away. For NiteWatch, see Arm while home.
  • Key in your code (2 to 8 digits), then #. The keypad sounds a tone and shows the zones being armed.
  • Walking out past detectors makes their zones flash and slows the tone. If a zone keeps flashing, disarm, fix it and arm again.
  • When the exit time ends, the zones go out and the tone stops. The LCD keypad's padlock locks.
  • Without a code: 9 # arms every area not yet armed, unless your installer switched it off; 1 # to 4 # arm area A, B, C or D.

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• Arm while home*91or*96

  • Scorpion calls this night arming. Only the night zones your installer chose are armed.
  • Press *, 9, 1. The system arms silently while the exit time runs; the LCD keypad shows a moon. When the night zones go out, it is armed.
  • In delayed mode, a night zone may give an entry warning. Disarm with your code, then #, before it ends.
  • *, 9, 6 arms the night zones instantly, with no delay. Areas B to D use *92 to *94, or *97 to *99.
  • NiteWatch: press ARM to night arm area A, if your installer has kept that function for the key.

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• Disarmyour code#

  • Use a numbered keypad. Night arming needs a code to disarm; the NiteWatch station cannot enter one.
  • Key in your code, then # before the entry tone ends. Two short beeps mean it has disarmed; one long beep means a wrong code.
  • With areas, your code then 1 # disarms area A only (2 # for B, 3 # for C, 4 # for D).
  • Under threat, key in your code and hold # until a second beep. It disarms and sends a duress code, if monitored.

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• Bypass a zone*11your code*zone##

  • Use a numbered keypad to bypass zones.
  • Scorpion calls this excluding or bypassing. Your installer decides which codes can do it and which zones can be left out.
  • Press *, 1, 1, key in your code, then press *. All zone numbers show.
  • Key in a zone number, then #. Its number flashes. Repeat for more zones.
  • Press # once more to arm. The bypassed zones go back to normal when you next disarm.

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• Alarm memory*80

  • Use a numbered keypad to view alarm memory.
  • In an alarm, the zones that went off flash with the area; the LCD keypad also flashes the bell.
  • Press *, 8, 0 to see the latest alarm. The first zone shown is the most recent.
  • Press # to step back through older alarms, up to 128.
  • Press any other key to leave. *, 8, 1 does the same for tamper alarms.

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• Chime on or off*71

  • Use a numbered keypad. Your installer picks the chime zones, such as the front door.
  • While disarmed, press *, 7, 1. Fast beeps for 3 seconds mean chime is on; two beeps mean it is off.
  • A chime zone makes the keypad sound when it is set off, then waits for things to go quiet before chiming again.
  • Areas B, C and D use *, 7, 2 and *, 7, 3 and *, 7, 4.

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• Reset smoke detectors*77

  • Use a numbered keypad to reset smoke detectors.
  • If your installer has set it up, press *, 7, 7 to reset a smoke detector that has latched after an alarm.
  • The detectors then get 12 seconds to settle.

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• Panic alarm*+#or1+3or4+6

  • Numbered keypad: press * and # together for a panic alarm.
  • 1 and 3 together is a fire alarm, and 4 and 6 together a medical alarm.
  • The alarm sounds and, if monitored, a signal goes to your monitoring station.
  • On a Nitewatch station, EMERGENCY sends a panic alarm. That is how it comes set; your installer can change it.

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• Change a code*21master code#your code#new code#

  • At a numbered keypad, press *, 2, 1, key in the master code, then #.
  • Key in the old code, then #, then the new code (2 to 8 digits), then #.
  • The new code keeps all the settings of the old one.
  • Add a code: *, 2, 0, master code, #, new code, #.
  • Delete a code: *, 2, 3, master code, #, the code to delete, #.

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• Trouble lights*83

  • Use a numbered keypad to check faults.
  • A flashing system fault symbol (LCD keypad) or fast-flashing AC light (LED keypad) means a fault, or a panic.
  • Press *, 8, 3. The zone lights show what happened (see the table).
  • The power lead symbol (LCD keypad) or the green AC light (LED keypad) flashes during a mains power cut.

  1	Panic alarm
  2	Battery flat or faulty
  3	Mains power has failed
  4	A report to the monitoring company failed
  5	Phone line faulty or disconnected
  6	12 V power overloaded
  7	Siren fault
  8	Duress used at a keypad

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