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Arm (away)1your code
- To arm, use the command key followed by your code (PAC). Check READY TO ARM is on first.
- Press [1] (ARM), then key in your code. The keypad beeps and the red ARMED light comes on.
- Leave straight away. If you take too long, the beeping turns into a steady entry tone: disarm and arm again.
- If your installer set up short arming, [1] and the first digit of your code arm it. Disarming still needs the full code.
Arm while home4your codethen1your code
- To stay inside, turn the inside detectors off: press [4] (INTERIOR) and your code. The yellow INTERIOR OFF light comes on.
- For instant entry-door alarms too, press [5] and your code before arming. DELAY OFF lights.
- Then press [1] and your code to arm.
- Both come back on by themselves when you disarm, unless your installer changed that.
Disarm1your code
- Come in by a delay door. The keypad sounds a steady tone to remind you.
- Press [1] (ARM) and key in your code. The red ARMED light goes out.
- If the ARMED light stays on, press [*] and start again.
- After a false alarm, disarm the same way, then ring your monitoring company straight away.
Bypass a zone#zone
- Moose calls bypassing shunting. Each detector or door contact is a zone; their labels are inside the keypad door.
- Disarm first. Press [#] (SHUNT), then the zone number. The READY TO ARM light blinks.
- [#] then [9] clears all bypasses, and the READY TO ARM light stops blinking.
Alarm memory3your code
- A blinking red ARMED light means an alarm has happened.
- Lift the keypad door to see the zone labels. Press [3] (ALARM MEMORY) and your code.
- The lit zone light shows what caused the latest alarm. It shows for 8 seconds; any key except [*] adds 8 more.
- Press [*] to stop the ARMED light blinking.
Chime on or off6your code
- The panel calls chime MONITOR. With the alarm off, press [6] (MONITOR) and your code.
- The keypad beeps three times whenever a burglar zone opens.
- Press [6] and your code again to turn it off.
Panic alarmhold1+3orhold1+7orhold3+9
- If your system has emergency zones, hold both keys together for at least a second, armed or not.
- [1] and [3]: police. The keypad beeps fast and the INTERIOR OFF light blinks, unless it's set to silent.
- [1] and [7]: Auxiliary 3, with the red AUXILIARY light. [3] and [9]: Auxiliary 2, with the DELAY OFF light blinking.
- To reset: press [*] to silence it, then [1] and your code. Ring your monitoring company if it was a mistake.
Change a code9master codeuser number1new code
- With the alarm off, press [9] (PROGRAM) and key in the master programming code. Four beeps.
- Press the code number, 1 to 4. Three beeps. Then press [1]: it isn't part of the new code.
- Key in the new code as 5 digits: add zeros to the end of a shorter one (789 is keyed as 78900). Three beeps, and it's done.
- Keep going without pausing over 6 seconds. After an error tone, press [*] until three beeps, then start again.
Test the system8your code
- Disarm and close everything. Press [8] (TEST) and key in your code.
- Open each door and window: the keypad beeps and READY TO ARM goes off. Close it and the beeping stops.
- Press [*] when you've finished.
- Battery test: [7] (BATTERY) and your code. After 5 seconds a steady POWER light means the battery is charged.
Trouble lights
- If the keypad beeps for a trouble, press [*] to quiet it.
- [2] (ZONE STATUS) and your code turn the zone lights into a check: on is open, blinking is bypassed, off is secure.
- POWER blinking: let the battery recharge, then press [7] (BATTERY) and your code. A steady POWER light means it's charged.
- Call your installer about any light in the table that won't clear.
Pages 7, 11 to 13 of the System 911 User ManualPOWER light off Running on the standby battery: check the breakers and the plug-in transformer POWER light blinking, keypad beeping The battery was weak at its test; it usually recharges within 16 hours READY TO ARM blinking One or more zones are bypassed ARMED blinking An alarm has happened AUXILIARY light on An Auxiliary 3 alarm has happened AUXILIARY light blinking Trouble on an Auxiliary 3 zone, such as a broken wire: press [*] to silence
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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