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RP1054e LED keypad cheat sheet

• Arm (away)your code

  • RP1054e LED keypad only; for an LCD keypad, see its own guide. Check the green STATUS light is steady: the burglary zones are ready.
  • Key in your code. The red ARMED/ALARM light comes on and the green light goes off.
  • Leave through your usual exit/entry door before the exit time runs out.
  • Took too long? The keypad sounder warns you. Go back, key in your code to reset, then arm again.

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• Arm while homeBByour code

  • RP1054e LED keypad only; for an LCD keypad, see its own guide.
  • If group bypass is set up, press [B] twice. The yellow BYPASS light comes on. Enter your code to arm; the red ARMED/ALARM light comes on.
  • For no entry delay, hold [4] until it beeps, right before or after arming. Wait 10 seconds after disarming before using hold-[4].
  • With no entry delay, opening the entry door sets off the alarm straight away.
  • Bypasses and entry delay return to normal when you disarm.

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• Disarmyour code

  • RP1054e LED keypad only; for an LCD keypad, see its own guide. Enter through your usual entry door; the keypad sounds.
  • Enter your code. The red ARMED/ALARM light goes off; the green light comes on, flashing if a zone is open.
  • Wrong code? Wait at least 2 seconds before trying again.
  • If the red light is flashing as you walk in, there has been an alarm. Leave, and call the police from a neighbour's phone.
  • Your code also turns off an alarm that is sounding.

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• Bypass a zoneBzoneyour code

  • RP1054e LED keypad only; for an LCD keypad, see its own guide. Only zones set up for bypassing can be left out.
  • Press [B] (the bypass key), then the zone number. The yellow BYPASS light comes on.
  • Hold [2] to see which zones are bypassed.
  • Check the green STATUS light is on, then key in your code to arm.
  • The bypass clears the next time you disarm.

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• Alarm memoryholdB

  • RP1054e LED keypad only; for an LCD keypad, see its own guide. After an alarm the red light flashes and the zone number stays on display.
  • Write the number down, then hold [9] until it beeps to clear the display.
  • To see the last alarm again later, hold [B] until it beeps and keep holding while it shows each zone.
  • The last alarm stays in the history until a new one, even when you arm again.
  • An alarm on a 24-hour zone shows nothing on the keypad, but it is kept in the history.

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• Chime on or offhold5

  • RP1054e LED keypad only; for an LCD keypad, see its own guide. Chime sounds when a chosen zone opens while disarmed.
  • Hold [5] until the keypad beeps to turn chime on.
  • Hold [5] again until it beeps to turn it off.
  • Wait 10 seconds after disarming before you do this.

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• Reset smoke detectorshold9thenyour codethenyour codethenhold9

  • RP1054e LED keypad only; for an LCD keypad, see its own guide. A fire alarm lights FIRE/TROUBLE and pulses the sounder.
  • To reset, hold [9] for 2 seconds, then arm and disarm with your code. Your installer may have set it to stop by itself.
  • The sounder and the FIRE/TROUBLE light stay on. Hold [9] to silence the sounder.
  • The light should go out in about 30 seconds. Still smoke in a detector? Hold [9] every 30 seconds or so until it goes out.

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• Panic alarm9+#or*+#orB+#

  • RP1054e LED keypad only; for an LCD keypad, see its own guide. Press both keys together; each pair must be enabled by your installer.
  • Fire: [9] (marked F) with [#]. Police: [*] (marked P) with [#]. Auxiliary: [B] (marked A) with [#].
  • Your installer decides whether it sends a silent alarm to the monitoring centre, sounds the siren, or both.
  • The auxiliary panic usually only reports. The monitoring centre answers with a short ringback beep at the keypad.
  • Forced to disarm? If your installer set up an ambush code, key it in, then your code within 10 seconds. It sends a silent alarm.

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• Change a codehold8your codeBuser numbernew codeBB

  • RP1054e LED keypad only; for an LCD keypad, see its own guide.
  • Hold [8] until it beeps, then enter your User Program Code. The first three lights flash and the sounder pulses.
  • Press [B], the user number, then up to 4 digits (1–9 only). MA1000e: users 1–8; MA1008e: users 1–7.
  • To delete a code, press [B] and the user number, with no code after it.
  • Press [B] twice to finish.

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• Trouble lights

  • RP1054e LED keypad only; for an LCD keypad, see its own guide. A trouble flashes a number and the first three lights.
  • Hold [9] for 2 seconds to stop the trouble beeps. The trouble shows again until it is fixed.
  • Need to arm anyway? Hold [9] until it beeps, then hold [1] to test the siren. If it sounds, arm and get the fault fixed soon.
  • A P on the display with a steady tone means a zone or trouble is stopping you arming. Key in your code again, then fix or bypass the zone.

  1	Mains power is off: check for a power cut and that the panel's plug-in transformer is plugged in
  2	Low battery: hold [9], then hold [1] to test. Still showing after 24 hours of charging? Call for service
  3	Communication failed: disarm, wait 10 seconds, hold [9], then hold [6] to test the phone line. Comes back? Call for service
  4, 5 or 6	MA1008e with wireless only: a transmitter has stopped reporting or has a low battery, or the receiver has a fault. Call for service
  7	An automatic program download failed: hold [9] to clear it
  8	MA1008e (version 2): a fault on the phone line
  Sounder pulsing	A day zone has a trouble (hold [3] to see which), or the fire zone has a trouble or an alarm

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