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Keypad cheat sheet

• Arm (away)your codethe key with a key on it

  • Key in your code, then press ▲ (the key with the key symbol) for full arming. Three short beeps confirm it if keypad sounds are enabled.
  • The partition's green LED blinks through the exit delay, then stays on once armed.
  • Two partitions? Press 1 or 2, then ▲, your code and # (no code, if your installer allows quick arming).
  • Hold ▲ for about 3 seconds, instead of pressing it, to arm with no exit delay: delayed zones then act instantly.
  • One long beep: zones are bypassed, or arming was refused. The display says why, if your code is allowed to see it.

  Pages 8 and 9, 11 to 15 of the VERSA Control Panel User Manual
• Arm while homeyour codethe key with a sun on itoryour codethe key with a moon on it

  • VERSA has Day and Night modes: only the zones your installer chose for that mode are armed, so you can stay inside.
  • Key in your code, then press ► (the sun key) for Day mode, or ◄ (the moon key) for Night mode.
  • If your installer hasn't chosen zones for a mode, that mode isn't available.
  • You can change mode without disarming, for example from Night to Full.

  Pages 6, 8, 11, 13 and 14 of the VERSA Control Panel User Manual
• Disarmyour codethe key with a cross mark on it

  • Come in by your entry route. If enabled, two short beeps every second signal the entry delay.
  • Key in your code, then press ▼ (the X key) to disarm and clear an alarm. Three short beeps confirm it if sounds are enabled.
  • Two partitions? Press 1 or 2, then ▼, your code, and ▼ or #.
  • Keypads with a card reader: bring your card close to the keys and move it away.
  • To clear an alarm and stay armed, enter your code and press the key for the mode already armed.

  Pages 8, 11 to 13, 16 of the VERSA Control Panel User Manual
• Bypass a zoneyour code*41#then#

  • VERSA calls this inhibiting, until the next disarm. Disarm the partition first; your code needs bypass rights.
  • Key in your code, press * for the user menu, then 4, 1, #.
  • Scroll to the zone with ▼ and ▲. Press any number key to mark it to be inhibited; press again to undo.
  • Press # to finish. The marked zones are inhibited.
  • 4, 2, # isolates a zone instead: it stays bypassed until you unbypass it.

  Pages 17, 27 and 28 of the VERSA Control Panel User Manual
• Alarm memoryyour code*5#

  • For the event log, enter your code, *, then 5, #. Scroll with ▲ and ▼.
  • A partition’s red LED means an alarm or alarm memory.
  • After clearing an alarm: Enter your code and *. Only at 'View cleared zones? 1=Yes', press 1 to see the zones.
  • That cleared-zone list lasts until viewed or the system is armed again. Press * to return to the menu, then * to leave.

  Pages 9, 16 and 17, 28 of the VERSA Control Panel User Manual
• Chime on or offhold8

  • Chime is five short beeps when a door or window opens while the system is disarmed. Your installer picks the zones.
  • Hold 8 for about 3 seconds.
  • If keypad sounds are enabled: four short beeps and a long one mean chime on; three short beeps mean chime off.
  • Your installer decides whether users can switch it.

  Pages 11 and 12, 17 of the VERSA Control Panel User Manual
• Panic alarmhold#

  • If your installer allows alarms from the keypad, hold # for about 3 seconds for a panic alarm.
  • Hold * for about 3 seconds for fire, or 0 for a medical alarm.
  • Your installer decides whether the panic alarm is loud or silent.

  Pages 11, 16 and 17 of the VERSA Control Panel User Manual
• Change a codeyour code*1#new code#

  • Key in your code, press * for the user menu, then 1, #.
  • Key in the new code, then press #.
  • Three wrong codes may set off an alarm or lock the keypad for 90 seconds.
  • If your code has the right, the user menu also adds users (2, 1, #) and removes them (2, 3, #).

  Pages 13, 17, 19 and 20 of the VERSA Control Panel User Manual
• Set the date and timeyour code*62#time#date#

  • Key in your code, press * for the user menu, then 6, 2, #.
  • The current time shows: key in the new time and press #.
  • The date shows next: key in the new date and press #.

  Pages 17, 29 of the VERSA Control Panel User Manual
• Trouble lightsyour code*7#

  • A blinking yellow LED (the warning triangle) means the system needs your attention, such as a trouble. It's off while armed.
  • Key in your code, press *, then 7, #. Scroll with ▼ and ▲. Viewing the troubles stops the trouble beeps.
  • Press * to leave. At 'Clear trouble memory? 1=Yes', press 1 to clear it.
  • A flashing M in the top corner means that trouble has already ended.
  • Have every trouble fixed soon; call your installer if you need help.

  Green LED on	Partition armed
  Green LED blinking	Exit delay running
  Red LED	Alarm, or alarm memory, in that partition
  Yellow LED blinking	Trouble or trouble memory: check it
  Blue LED on	Service mode
  Two short beeps every 3 seconds	A new trouble

  Pages 9, 12, 32 of the VERSA Control Panel User ManualPage 49 of the VERSA Programming Manual (10-15)
• Send a test signalyour code*94#

  • Your code needs the Tests right: by default only the administrator's code has it, unless your installer changed that.
  • Key in your code, press *, then 9, 4 and # (4. Manual MS tst). A test event code goes to your monitoring station.
  • Three long beeps mean it was refused: your code lacks the right, or the function isn't available.
  • Phone reporting test: 9, 5, # (station 1) or 9, 6, # (station 2) instead; the screen shows each stage.

  Pages 12, 20 and 21, 34 of the VERSA Control Panel User Manual