Radionics D6412 D9412 manuals

Keypad cheat sheet

• Arm (away)All OnorCmd1

  • On a D621, D623 or D625: Close doors and windows. A text keypad shows OK for All On when everything is ready.
  • Press [All On], or [Cmd] then [1]. Key in your passcode if the keypad asks for it.
  • The exit time starts and the keypad beeps. Leave now. Your passcode during the countdown stops it arming.
  • In the last 10 seconds it gives a double beep every second, and a text keypad says Do not exit. Then the system is All On.
  • On an LED keypad, the All light stays on while the system is All On.

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• Arm while homePart OnorCmd2

  • On a D621, D623 or D625: Part On arms only the points your alarm company chose, such as the doors and windows. You can stay inside.
  • Press [Part On], or [Cmd] then [2], and key in your passcode if asked. A text keypad counts down, then shows Part On.
  • [Cmd] then [3] arms Part 2 instead: a set of points you pick yourself with [Cmd] [6] [5].
  • To arm with no entry or exit delay, press [No Delay] during the countdown.
  • On an LED keypad, the Part light is on when armed, or flashes slowly when armed with no delay.

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• Disarmyour code

  • On a D621, D623 or D625: Come in by your usual entry door. The keypad double-beeps to remind you to disarm.
  • Key in your passcode before the entry time runs out.
  • The D621 All or Part light goes out. A D623/D625 text keypad returns to its normal message and its On light goes out.
  • Alarm sounding? Your passcode silences it and disarms. If it was a mistake, ring your alarm company.
  • If you key your passcode in before the alarm dials out, the report is cancelled.

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• Bypass a zoneBypasszone*thenCmd

  • On a D621, D623 or D625: Each detector or door contact is a point. Bypass points with the system off, before you arm.
  • Press [Bypass] and key in your passcode if asked. A text keypad lists the points you can bypass.
  • Key in the point number, then [*]: for point 10, press [1] [0] [*]. Repeat for any others.
  • Press [Cmd] to finish. On an LED keypad, bypassed points flash.
  • To put a point back, do the same again with its number.

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• Alarm memoryCmd40

  • On a D621, D623 or D625: After an alarm, your passcode silences it. Hold [Cmd] to clear the alarm messages from the keypad.
  • With the system off, press [Cmd], then [4], then [0], and your passcode if asked.
  • A D623/D625 lists the points that went off. A D621 flashes their lights fast; it shows only points 1 to 16.
  • Abort, or a slowly flashing light, means the alarm was cancelled before it was reported.
  • To clear the memory, arm the system, then disarm it.

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• Chime on or offCmd61then1or2

  • On a D621, D623 or D625: The panel calls this Watch: a tone when a watched door or window opens while the system is off.
  • With the system off, press [Cmd], then [6], then [1], and your passcode if asked.
  • Press [1] to turn Watch on, or [2] to turn it off. Press [Cmd] to finish.
  • Pick the watched points with [Cmd] [6] [3], and the tone with [Cmd] [6] [2]. Fire and 24-hour points can't be watched.

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• Reset smoke detectorsCmd47

  • On a D621, D623 or D625: Fire alarm? Get everyone out and check for smoke or fire. Your passcode silences the alarm.
  • Once it's safe, with the system off, press [Cmd], then [4], then [7]. Key in your passcode if asked.
  • The reset takes about 20 seconds. A text keypad shows Resetting..., then its normal message.
  • If a point won't reset, contact your alarm company.

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• Panic alarm

  • On a D621, D623 or D625, use the emergency key labelled by your alarm company for the alarm you need.
  • If that emergency function is enabled, press its key twice within 2 seconds.
  • The guide calls the three keys A, B and C, but your alarm company labels their jobs.

  Emergency keys (A, B and C)	Your alarm company can set each one for a fire, panic or emergency alarm, and labels the key with its job

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• Change a codeCmd55your codenew codenew code

  • On a D621, D623 or D625, use this only if enabled and with your alarm company’s guidance. Disarm, then press [Cmd] [5] [5].
  • Key in your current code, then the new one. It must have the same number of digits.
  • Key the new code in again. Code changed shows on a text keypad; an LED keypad gives the OK tone.
  • An error tone means that code can't be used: try a different one.
  • Other people's codes are changed with [Cmd] [5] [6], if your code has that authority.

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• Trouble lightsCmd4

  • On a D621, D623 or D625: A trouble gives a repeating warble tone. A text keypad shows Trouble and tells you to press Cmd 4 to view.
  • Disarm first if the system is on. Then press [Cmd], then [4]: the tone stops and the troubles show.
  • A text keypad names each trouble. On an LED keypad, the point lights show which (see the table).
  • Press [Cmd] to finish.

  Light 1	Weekly test due: test your system
  Light 2	System trouble: press [2] to see which
  Light 3	Your alarm company is connected by phone to program the system
  Light 5	Date and time lost: press [5], then key in the month, day and year (2 digits each) and the 24-hour time
  Light 6	Running on the backup battery: mains power is off
  Light 8	A point has a fault: press [8] to see which
  Light 10	Alarm memory: press [0] to see what went off
  Status light flashing slowly	Mains power failure, another system trouble, or the keypad was moved from its area

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• Send a test signalCmd41

  • Ring your security company first. With the system off, press [Cmd], [4], [1], then your passcode if asked.
  • This system test runs only the parts your installer chose. The bell may sound for 2 to 3 seconds.
  • If your installer included the phone test, it sends a test report. That part can take up to 10 minutes.
  • A text keypad shows Phone Test passed or failed. An LED keypad's light 4 stays on if done, flashes fast if failed.
  • [*] skips a part; [Cmd] stops them all. A finished test also clears the weekly test reminder.

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