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Keypad cheat sheet
Arm (away)your codeormaster code1
- Close every zone except your exit route. Each detector or door contact is a zone, numbered round the screen.
- Key in your user code or 2-digit short code. A code that opens the User Menu, such as the master code, needs 1 (ON/OFF) after it.
- The green ARMED light blinks and the exit delay counts down. Then the light stays on and System Armed shows.
- The screen says Open Zone if something is open: press 3 (BY PASS) to bypass it and arm, or END to stop.
- If your installer has turned on fast arming, hold 1 until it beeps to arm with no code.
Arm while homehold4your codeorhold7your code
- Home 1 and Home 2 are partial arming: each arms only some zones, for when people are home.
- Hold 4 (HOME 1) until it beeps, then key in your user or short code. HOME 1 shows.
- For Home 2, hold 7 (HOME 2) instead.
- If your installer has turned on fast arming, holding 4 or 7 arms with no code.
- Your installer can take the exit delay away in Home 1 and Home 2.
Disarmmaster code1orhold0your code1
- Key in the master code, or a user code allowed into the User Menu. At User Menu, press 1 (ON/OFF).
- Any other user code: hold 0 until it beeps, key in your code, then press 1.
- Won't disarm? Your code may only work at set hours: ask whoever holds the master code.
- A duress code, if one is set up, disarms and sends a silent duress alarm to the monitoring station. The sirens stay quiet.
Bypass a zonemaster code3zoneENTRENDEND
- Open the User Menu: key in the master code, or hold 0 then key in your user code. Your code must be allowed to bypass.
- Press 3 (BY PASS). At Zone number, key in the zone, then press ENTR.
- On the PIMA display a B shows by that zone's number. To put a bypassed zone back, press # instead of ENTR.
- Press END twice to leave. The bypass is temporary, for example while a zone has a fault.
Alarm memorymaster code2thenENDorholdEND
- After an alarm, the screen marks the zone that set it off: A by its number, or AL on the scrolling display. Hold END to clear it.
- For the log, open the User Menu (master code, or hold 0 then your code) and press 2 (MEMO.).
- Each event shows its date, time and zone, such as Burgl ALARM 4 for a burglary alarm on zone 4.
- NEXT and BACK step through the events; * jumps 10 on and # jumps 10 back. END leaves.
Chime on or offhold*
- Hold * (CHIME) until it beeps. The screen says Chime ON or Chime OFF.
- Chime only works while the system is disarmed: the keypad buzzes for two seconds when a chime zone opens.
- To choose chime zones, open the User Menu, press *, key in the zone and press ENTR (# removes it). A C marks each one. END twice leaves.
Reset smoke detectorshold#
- After a smoke or fire detector alarm, hold # (RESET) until you hear the confirming beep.
- That resets the detectors. No code is needed for this long press.
Panic alarmhold#+*
- Hold # and * together for two seconds.
- What happens is set by your installer: a call to the monitoring station or your phone, a siren, and so on.
Change a codemaster code9ENTRnew codeENTRormaster code9NEXTuser numberENTRENTRnew codeENTR
- Master code: key it in, press 9 (CODE), then ENTR. Key in the new code (4 to 6 digits) and press ENTR.
- User code: key in the master code, press 9, then NEXT. Key in the user number (1 to 24), or step to it with NEXT and BACK.
- Press ENTR. At Entr/Change Code press ENTR again, key in the new code (4 to 6 digits) and press ENTR.
- A new code can't match another code or begin with one (1010 blocks 10101): an error shows if it does.
- Change the default master code once your system is installed.
Trouble lights
- A fault lights the red FAULT light and shows a message. Several faults scroll one after another.
- Clock fault: open the User Menu and press 8 (CLOCK). Key in the time on the 24-hour clock and press ENTR, then the date (day, month, year) and ENTR.
- To check the backup battery, siren and phone line, open the User Menu and press BACK (TEST). Follow the screen if a fault shows.
- Other faults, such as Zone Fault, GSM or bell faults, need your technician.
Pages 7, 27, 31, 36 and 37 of the hunter pro rsa user lcd guide (eng) rev a (09-2005)Battery Backup battery fault: wait a day; if it stays, replace the battery Mains Fault No mains power: check the switch or fuse for the alarm Clock The time was lost in a long power cut: set it Phone Phone line problem: run the test Low Voltage Backup battery nearly flat after a long power cut MS COM Fault Can't reach the monitoring station: call your technician Tamper 1 or Tamper 2 A tamper switch is open: call your technician Other Keypad in Use Another keypad, or phone control, is being used
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