Moose Z950 manuals

Keypad cheat sheet

• Arm (away)your code

  • Check READY is on before arming. On an LED keypad, lit zone indicators show which areas are open.
  • Key in your user code. The keypad beeps and the red ARMED light blinks while the exit time runs.
  • Leave straight away. The beeps speed up in the last 10 seconds, and the ARMED light goes steady once armed.
  • A three-second error tone means it didn't arm because something is still open.
  • If your installer set up two-digit arming, the first two digits of your code arm it. Disarming needs the whole code.

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• Arm while homehold4thenyour code

  • Before arming, hold [4] for three seconds to turn off the inside detectors. On an LED keypad, their zone lights flash.
  • For instant entry-door alarms too, hold [5] for three seconds before arming. ARMED will not blink after arming.
  • Then enter your user code to arm.
  • The inside detectors come back on when you disarm, unless your installer changed that.

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• Disarmyour code

  • Come in through your entry door. The keypad sounds a steady tone to remind you.
  • Key in your user code. The red ARMED light goes out.
  • If an alarm has happened while you were out, stay outside and call for help. On LED keypads, ALARM indicates an alarm.

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• Bypass a zone#zone

  • Each detector or door contact is a zone. Disarm first.
  • Press [#], then the zone number. On an LED keypad, that zone indicator blinks.
  • Repeat for other zones. [#] and the same number again puts a zone back.
  • [#] then [9] cancels all bypasses. [#] then [0] bypasses every open zone, if your system allows it.
  • On LED keypads, bypassed zones may flash until 30 seconds after arming, or throughout arming, depending on setup.

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• Alarm memoryhold3oryour codethen*

  • After an alarm, key in your user code to reset it. On an LED keypad, ALARM stays on and the zone lights show what set it off.
  • On LED keypads, no zone light means a panic key triggered it. Note the zones, then press [*] to clear ALARM.
  • To recall the last alarm while disarmed, hold [3] for three seconds. Three beeps; LED keypads light the relevant zones.
  • For the LCD memory display, see its own guide. Tell your monitoring company straight away about a false alarm.

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• Chime on or offhold6

  • With the alarm disarmed, hold [6] for three seconds.
  • Three beeps: chime is on. The keypad then beeps twice when a door or window zone opens.
  • Hold [6] again: two beeps means chime is off. Inside zones never chime.

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• Reset smoke detectorshold7

  • After a fire alarm, press [*] to quiet the keypad and siren, then key in your user code to clear it.
  • On an LED keypad, TROUBLE may remain on because a smoke detector is latched or wiring is faulty.
  • Hold [7] for three seconds to reset the smoke detectors. It won't work until the fire alarm is cleared.
  • If the trouble remains after resetting, call your installer.

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• Panic alarmholdthe key with a flame on itorholdthe key with a shield on itorholdthe key with a cross on it

  • Use the panic keys below the number keys: a flame on the left, a shield in the middle, a cross on the right.
  • The guide's 8-zone wide keypad shows a star in the middle instead of a shield.
  • Your installer must enable the keys and tells you which emergency each sends and whether it is silent.
  • Hold the chosen key for three seconds. If programmed for double presses, press it twice within three seconds.
  • To reset, enter your code. On an LED keypad, [*] clears the ALARM light.

  Flame picture	Left panic key
  Shield picture (star on the 8-zone wide keypad)	Middle panic key
  Cross picture	Right panic key

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• Change a codehold9thenmaster codeuser number#new code

  • With the alarm disarmed, hold [9] for three seconds: three beeps.
  • Key in the master code: two beeps, and the READY and ARMED lights blink in turn.
  • Press the code number (2 to 8, or 1 for the master code), then [#]. Three beeps.
  • Key in the new 4-digit code. A short then a long beep means it's saved, and programming ends.
  • Made a mistake? Press [*] five times and start again. Pick a code that is hard to guess.

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• Test the systemhold8

  • Disarm and close everything so the READY light is on. Hold [8] for three seconds: three beeps.
  • Open each door and window and walk past each detector. The keypad beeps; on LED keypads, the tested zone indicator lights.
  • To sound the siren for a second, press [1] and [*]. If you are monitored, [2] and [*] send a test to the monitoring centre.
  • Press [*] when you've finished.

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• Trouble lights

  • If a keypad beeps for a trouble, press [*] to quiet it.
  • Keypads with zone lights: TROUBLE lit means a problem. Hold [2] for three seconds; zone lights show which (see the table).
  • The lights go back to normal after 8 seconds.
  • Once the battery has recharged after a power cut, hold [7] to clear the low-battery trouble.
  • A communication trouble clears once the panel gets through. Tell your security company about any trouble.

  Zone 1	Mains (AC) power has failed
  Zone 2	Low battery, or an output is overloaded
  Zone 3	A supervised zone, such as a fire zone, is open or shorted
  Zone 4	It couldn't get through to the monitoring centre
  Zone 5	Memory error: call for service
  Zone 6	A keypad is missing (its data wire is off)
  Zone 8 lit during the check (8-zone keypad)	Chime is on: not a trouble
  READY or ARMED lit during the check	Inside zones are off, or the entry delay is off: not a trouble

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• Send a test signalhold8then2and*

  • Sends a dialler test to your monitoring centre, if your system is monitored. Your installer can switch test mode off.
  • Disarm. Hold [8] for three seconds: three beeps mean test mode.
  • Press the 2 key and the * key. READY blinks until the test is done; if it fails, the keypad shows a trouble.
  • When READY stops blinking, press [*] to leave test mode. A communication trouble clears once the panel gets through.

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