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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.
    Pages 6 and 7, 12 to 14 of the hunter pro rsa user lcd guide (eng) rev a (09-2005)
  • 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.
    Pages 6, 10, 14 of the hunter pro rsa user lcd guide (eng) rev a (09-2005)
  • 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.
    Pages 11, 16 and 17, 24, 26 of the hunter pro rsa user lcd guide (eng) rev a (09-2005)
  • 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.
    Pages 7, 11, 24, 32 of the hunter pro rsa user lcd guide (eng) rev a (09-2005)
  • 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.
    Pages 6 to 10, 33 of the hunter pro rsa user lcd guide (eng) rev a (09-2005)
  • 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.
    Pages 30 and 31 of the hunter pro rsa user lcd guide (eng) rev a (09-2005)
  • 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.
    Pages 10, 31 of the hunter pro rsa user lcd guide (eng) rev a (09-2005)
  • 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.
    Page 31 of the hunter pro rsa user lcd guide (eng) rev a (09-2005)
  • 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.
    Pages 6, 20 to 22 of the hunter pro rsa user lcd guide (eng) rev a (09-2005)
  • 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.
    BatteryBackup battery fault: wait a day; if it stays, replace the battery
    Mains FaultNo mains power: check the switch or fuse for the alarm
    ClockThe time was lost in a long power cut: set it
    PhonePhone line problem: run the test
    Low VoltageBackup battery nearly flat after a long power cut
    MS COM FaultCan't reach the monitoring station: call your technician
    Tamper 1 or Tamper 2A tamper switch is open: call your technician
    Other Keypad in UseAnother keypad, or phone control, is being used
    Pages 7, 27, 31, 36 and 37 of the hunter pro rsa user lcd guide (eng) rev a (09-2005)

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