Moose Z1200 manuals

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Keypad cheat sheet

  • Arm (away)your code*
    • Quick keys are for the LED keypad: wait for STATUS, enter your code, then press [*]. ARMED lights.
    • LCD keypad: press the arrow key below each named screen choice. The menu key is the one left of [1], above [A].
    • LCD keypad: at READY, select ARM, enter your code, select ENTER, then AWAY. Leave before the countdown ends.
    • At NOT READY, select DISPLAY and NEXT to find open zones. Close them before arming.
    Pages 3 and 4, 9 of the Moose Z1200 User Guide
  • Arm while home
    • LCD keypad: press the arrow key below each named screen choice. The menu key is the one left of [1], above [A].
    • LCD keypad: select ARM, enter your code, then select ENTER.
    • At ARMING LEVEL, press STAY to arm only the perimeter zones (outside doors and windows) and leave the inside zones off.
    • Or press NIGHT to arm the perimeter plus the inside zones set up for night.
    • An LED keypad can only arm away.
    STAY on the LCDArms perimeter zones; leaves inside zones off
    NIGHT on the LCDArms perimeter and selected inside zones
    Pages 3 and 4, 9 of the Moose Z1200 User Guide
  • Disarmyour code*
    • Quick keys are for the LED keypad: enter your code, then press [*].
    • LCD keypad: press the arrow below DISARM, enter your code, then press the arrow below ENTER.
    • The LCD returns to Z1200 READY TO ARM.
    • If an alarm has happened while you were out, stay outside and call for help.
    Pages 2, 4, 9 of the Moose Z1200 User Guide
  • Alarm memory
    • LCD keypad: press the arrow key below each named screen choice. The menu key is the one left of [1], above [A].
    • LCD keypad only: While an alarm sounds, press SILENCE, key in your code and press ENTER. EVENT HISTORY comes up.
    • Press TIME to see when the alarm happened. QUIT takes you back to the normal display.
    • For older events, disarm first. Press the menu key (left of the 1 key) twice, then EVENT HISTORY, your code and ENTER. Not every code is allowed.
    • Press DISPLAY, then YES to start with the newest event. DISP shows more, such as the user, zone, date and time.
    TIME on the LCDShows when the alarm occurred
    DISP in event historyShows more event details
    QUIT on the LCDLeaves the history display
    Pages 4, 6 of the Moose Z1200 User GuidePage 24 of the Moose Z1200 Specifications Installation and Programming Guide
  • Chime on or off
    • LCD keypad: press the arrow key below each named screen choice. The menu key is the one left of [1], above [A].
    • LCD keypad only: Chime makes the keypad sound when chosen doors and windows open while the system is disarmed.
    • Press the menu key (left of the 1 key) once, then ENABLE CHIME.
    • Key in your code and press ENTER, then press CHANGE to turn chime on or off.
    • Press * to go back to the normal display.
    ENABLE CHIME on menu 1Opens the chime option
    CHANGE on the LCDSwitches chime on or off
    Page 6 of the Moose Z1200 User Guide
  • Reset smoke detectors
    • LCD keypad: press the arrow key below each named screen choice. The menu key is the one left of [1], above [A].
    • LCD keypad only: False fire alarm? Press SILENCE, key in your code and press ENTER. The keypad and the fire alarm go quiet.
    • The panel still reports the fire to your monitoring centre, so ring them straight away.
    • Press the menu key three times, then SMOKE RESET. Key in your code and press ENTER.
    • If the alarm carries on or comes back after the reset, call your alarm company.
    SMOKE RESET on menu 3Resets smoke detectors after an alarm
    Pages 4, 6 and 7, 10 of the Moose Z1200 User Guide
  • Panic alarmholdAorholdBorholdC
    • On the LCD keypad, A, B and C are left of the digits. Your installer enables them and assigns burglary, fire, hold-up or medical.
    • Hold the key down for about three seconds. On some systems one press is enough.
    • Most are set to work whether the system is armed or not.
    • To stop an alarm, select SILENCE using the arrow below it, enter your code and select ENTER. For silent hold-up, use RESET ALARMS on menu 1.
    • If your installer has set up a duress code, arming or disarming with it works as normal but sends a silent alarm.
    Pages 5 and 6, 9, 11 of the Moose Z1200 User GuidePages 20, 28 of the Moose Z1200 Specifications Installation and Programming Guide
  • Change a code
    • LCD keypad: press the arrow key below each named screen choice. The menu key is the one left of [1], above [A].
    • With a master code: press the menu key three times, select PROG OPTIONS, enter the code, then select ENTER and USER CODES.
    • Select NEXT until the user appears. Enter the new code, then select STORE. An error tone means it was refused.
    • To delete the selected user code, enter [0] and select STORE.
    • Press [*] to finish. Programming also ends after three minutes without a key press.
    NEXT on the LCDSelects the next user
    STORE on the LCDSaves the new code
    Pages 8 and 9 of the Moose Z1200 User Guide
  • Test the system
    • LCD keypad: press the arrow key below each named screen choice. The menu key is the one left of [1], above [A].
    • Tell your monitoring company before and after testing. Disarm; menu twice; select SYSTEM TEST, enter your code, then select ENTER and LOCAL TEST.
    • The sirens and lights run briefly. Open each door and window and walk past each detector.
    • TESTED and UNTESTED list the zones; QUIT ends the test. Your code must have permission to test.
    • BATTERY TEST on the same menu shows battery voltage: about 14.0 volts is good; below 11.2 fails.
    TESTED on the LCDLists zones already tested
    UNTESTED on the LCDLists zones still to test
    QUIT on the LCDEnds the local test
    Pages 4 to 6 of the Moose Z1200 User GuidePages 24, 48 of the Moose Z1200 Specifications Installation and Programming Guide
  • Trouble lights
    • LCD keypad: a trouble beeps and shows SYSTEM TROUBLE. Press the arrow key below DISPLAY to see the fault.
    • To quiet the beeps for a fire trouble, press the arrow key below DISPLAY and enter your code. The message stays until it's fixed.
    • LCD keypad: hold [*] for three seconds to reset a MISSING KEYPAD or memory error.
    • LOW BATTERY and A.C. POWER FAILURE stay on screen until the power or battery is back to normal.
    • Call your alarm company about any trouble you can't clear.
    LCD Ready light onAll zones are closed: ready to arm
    LCD Ready light offA zone is open: the arrow key below DISPLAY shows which
    LCD Armed light onThe system is armed
    LCD Armed light blinkingA burglar alarm has gone off
    LOW BATTERYThe backup battery is low. On mains power it recharges within 16 hours
    A.C. POWER FAILUREThe mains power is off
    FIRE TROUBLEA fire alarm wire may be broken: call your alarm company
    LED keypad TROUBLE lightA fault such as power, battery or smoke circuit trouble
    Pages 3, 5 and 6, 9 and 10 of the Moose Z1200 User GuidePages 8, 13, 48 of the Moose Z1200 Specifications Installation and Programming Guide
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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