K641 / K641RLCD keypad (button version)

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Keypad cheat sheet

  • Arm (away)your codeARMorholdARM
    • Close all zones. On the K641 button keypad, the STATUS light is green when all zones are closed.
    • K641: enter your code, press [ARM], then choose areas if asked. Leave before the exit time ends.
    • K656: press [MENU], [1], select Arm, enter your code, then choose areas if asked. Leave before exit time ends.
    • If your installer enabled one-touch arming, hold [ARM] without a code; on K656, hold it for three seconds.
    • Grafica: use its own guide; these ARM-key sequences do not apply.
    Pages 5 and 6, 8 to 10, 17 of the EVO-User GuidePages 9 to 11 of the EVOHD+ User Guide V1.05
  • Arm while homeyour codeSTAYoryour code5
    • Stay arms the programmed outer zones while you remain inside. Your code must have permission for this arming method.
    • K641: enter your code, press [STAY], then choose areas if asked. For Instant arming, use [5] instead.
    • K656: press [MENU], [1], select Stay Arm or Instant Arm, enter your code, then choose areas if asked.
    • Instant removes the entry delay. If your installer enabled one-touch arming, holding K656 [STAY] for three seconds Stay arms.
    • Grafica: use its own guide; these STAY-key sequences do not apply.
    Pages 9 and 10, 17 of the EVO-User GuidePages 9, 11 of the EVOHD+ User Guide V1.05
  • Disarmyour codeDISARM
    • K656: enter your code during entry time or for one area. Otherwise enter your code, [5], then choose areas. Grafica: use its guide.
    • K641: enter through your entry door, enter your code, then press [DISARM]. Choose areas if asked; red STATUS goes out.
    • Stopping an alarm: key in your code. After a burglar alarm, leave and ring the police from somewhere safe.
    • False alarm? Ring your monitoring company straight away. A fire alarm sounds as a BEEP-BEEP-BEEP from the siren.
    • K641 smoke reset, once smoke has cleared: hold [CLEAR] and [ENTER] together for two seconds.
    Pages 5, 12, 28 of the EVO-User GuidePages 13, 30 of the EVOHD+ User Guide V1.05
  • Bypass a zoneyour codeBYPzoneENTER
    • A bypassed zone stays off until you disarm. Your installer and user permissions must allow bypassing; fire zones cannot be bypassed.
    • K641: enter your code, [BYP], then the zone number. Or scroll to a zone and press [BYP].
    • K641: press [ENTER] to save. A long beep means that zone cannot be bypassed.
    • K656: [MENU], [3], your code if asked, [1], then the 3-digit zone number. Press [CLEAR] to save.
    • Grafica: use its own guide; these word-key and MENU-key sequences do not apply.
    Pages 9 and 10 of the EVO-User GuidePages 10 and 11 of the EVOHD+ User Guide V1.05
  • Alarm memoryMEM
    • These keys are for keypads with a DISARM key. On a K656 touch keypad, press [MENU] then [4]. On a Grafica, see its own guide.
    • After an alarm, K641 shows 'Alarm in Memory'; K656 prompts you to press [MENU], [4].
    • K641: press [MEM]. K656: press [MENU], [4]. Scroll through the zones that went into alarm.
    • Press [CLEAR] to leave.
    • The memory is wiped after the next alarm, once a code has been entered.
    Page 12 of the EVO-User GuidePage 13 of the EVOHD+ User Guide V1.05
  • Chime on or offyour code91zoneACCENTER
    • Chime makes the keypad beep when a chosen zone opens.
    • K641: enter your code, [9], [1], then the zone number; [ACC] switches its chime on or off.
    • K641: press [ENTER] to save, then [CLEAR] to leave.
    • K656: [MENU], [6], your code, [1], zone, [ENTER] to switch chime; [CLEAR] saves, then [CLEAR] exits.
    • Grafica: use its own guide; these ACC-key and MENU-key sequences do not apply.
    Page 24 of the EVO-User GuidePage 26 of the EVOHD+ User Guide V1.05
  • Panic alarmhold1+3orhold4+6orhold7+9
    • K641 button keypad: hold both numbered keys together for two seconds.
    • Grafica: hold one panic picture key for two seconds. K656: press and hold one panic picture key.
    • [1]+[3] or shield: emergency; [4]+[6] or warning triangle: auxiliary; [7]+[9] or flame: fire.
    • Your installer must enable the panics and chooses what each reports and whether the siren sounds.
    Page 24 of the EVO-User GuidePage 26 of the EVOHD+ User Guide V1.05
  • Change a codemaster code0ACC001new codeENTERCLEAR
    • These keys change user 001 (System Master) on a keypad with DISARM. Grafica: see its own guide.
    • Key in the current master code, then [0], [ACC], [0], [0], [1], the new code, [ENTER], then [CLEAR].
    • K656: [MENU], [9], [1], master code, [1], [0], [0], [1], new code, then [ENTER] to continue.
    • K656: follow the card, remote and user-label screens, then press [ENTER] to save and exit.
    • DISARM-key models: other users need option and area screens. Delete a user with [CLEAR] at the new-code step, then [ENTER].
    Pages 13, 15 and 16 of the EVO-User GuidePages 14, 17 and 18 of the EVOHD+ User Guide V1.05
  • Set the date and timeyour codeTRBL8timedateENTER
    • These keys are for keypads with DISARM. K656 uses a different menu below; Grafica owners need its guide.
    • DISARM-key LCD: code, [TRBL], [8]. Use the up arrow to pick digits; enter 24-hour time, then year/month/day. Press [ENTER].
    • K656: [MENU], [9], [2], then your code. Use the up arrow to pick digits; follow its 12- or 24-hour display, then year/month/day.
    • K656: press [ENTER] to save. DGP2-648BL LED: code, [TRBL], [8], 24-hour time, yyyy/mm/dd, then [CLEAR].
    • 'Clock Loss' in the trouble list means the time and date were reset and need setting again.
    Pages 22 to 24 of the EVO-User GuidePage 25 of the EVOHD+ User Guide V1.05
  • Trouble lightsTRBL
    • These keys are for keypads with a DISARM key. On a K656 touch keypad, press [MENU] then [5] (its screen says so). On a Grafica, see its own guide.
    • K641 shows 'Trouble(s) [TRBL] to View'; K656 prompts you to press [MENU], [5].
    • If your installer turned on trouble beeps, a K641 beeps until you press [TRBL] or the trouble clears.
    • K641: press [TRBL]. K656: press [MENU], [5]. Scroll through the trouble groups; press a trouble number for details.
    • Ring your installer about any trouble except Clock Loss, which you can fix by setting the time and date.
    Group 1: System[1] power cut, [2] backup battery trouble, [5] siren not connected
    Group 2: Communicator[1] no phone line, [2] to [5] couldn't reach the monitoring company, [6] couldn't reach the installer's software
    Group 5: Zone tamperThe zones shown have been tampered with
    Group 6: Zone low batteryA wireless device in the zone shown needs a new battery
    Group 7: Zone faultA wireless device has lost contact, or a smoke detector has a wiring or CleanMe fault
    Group 8: Clock lossThe time and date were reset: set them again
    Pages 21 and 22 of the EVO-User GuidePage 23 of the EVOHD+ User Guide V1.05
  • Send a test signalmaster code0STAY
    • Use these when your installer or monitoring company asks. On a Grafica keypad, see its own guide.
    • K641: key in the master code (or a code with the Master feature), then [0] and [STAY]. A test report goes to your monitoring company.
    • K656: ring your monitoring company first, then press [MENU], [9], [6], [1] (TEST REPORT) and key in the master code.
    • That test checks the connections and can send a report, if your installer set it up. The K641's version: ring first, then your code and [8].
    Pages 24, 27 of the EVO-User GuidePages 26, 28 of the EVOHD+ User Guide V1.05
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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