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Keypad cheat sheet

• Arm (away)your code9or#9

  • Open the hinged lid to reach the keys. Close doors and windows. The zone lights should be off, except the door you leave by.
  • Press * to clear, key in your code, then press 9 (ON). After your code, all zone lights flash while the keypad waits for a key.
  • The ON light comes on. The keypad beeps through the exit time, or gives three beeps at the end if the exit beep is off.
  • Need to go back inside? Turn it OFF, then ON again as you leave.
  • If your installer allows quick arming, # then 9 arms without a code.

  Pages 10 and 11, 13, 18 and 19 of the Supa 8 User Manual
• Arm while homeyour code8or#8

  • Open the hinged lid to reach the keys. Supa 8 calls this Home mode. Only the zones set as Home zones are armed.
  • Press * to clear, key in your code, then press 8 (Home).
  • The ON light flashes while the system is on in Home mode.
  • If your installer allows quick arming, # then 8 does the same.
  • From the factory, Home mode leaves zones 5 and 6 off.

  Pages 2, 10, 17, 21, 27 of the Supa 8 User Manual
• Disarmyour code0

  • Open the hinged lid to reach the keys. Key in your code, then press 0 (OFF). The ON light goes out.
  • This also stops the siren and strobe, and brings back any isolated zones.
  • A flashing zone light means that zone went into alarm. It flashes until you turn the system off; Review shows it afterwards.
  • Four wrong codes lock the keypad for 60 seconds: all zone lights on and a steady beep.

  Pages 10 to 12, 18, 22, 27 of the Supa 8 User Manual
• Bypass a zoneyour code6zone*

  • Open the hinged lid to reach the keys. Supa 8 calls this isolating. Each detector or door contact is a zone.
  • Press * to clear, key in your code, then press 6. The ON-LINE, LOW BAT, AC FAIL and ON lights come on.
  • Press the zone's number (1 to 8). Its light comes on: that zone is isolated. Press it again to undo.
  • Press * to finish, then turn the system on as usual.
  • Isolated zones come back the next time you turn the system off.

  Pages 10, 17, 22 of the Supa 8 User Manual
• Alarm memoryyour code4or#4

  • Open the hinged lid to reach the keys.
  • Key in your code, then 4 (Review), or press # then 4. The ON-LINE, LOW BAT, AC FAIL and ON lights come on.
  • The zone lights show past zone alarms. The first zone that was set off flashes.
  • Press 2 for other alarms, such as panic or power failure, and 3 for other events.
  • Press 0 to clear the memory, or * to leave.

  Pages 10, 14 and 15 of the Supa 8 User Manual
• Panic alarm#1oryour code1

  • Open the hinged lid to reach the keys. Press # then 1, or key in your code then 1 (Panic).
  • It sounds the siren or strobe, or calls out, as your installer has set it.
  • # then 2, or your code then 2 (Duress), sets off the duress alarm instead.

  Pages 10, 13 of the Supa 8 User Manual
• Change a codemaster code7user numbernew code*

  • Open the hinged lid to reach the keys. Key in the master code, then 7. The ON-LINE light flashes: you are in programming mode.
  • Key in the code's 3-digit address: 008 for user code 2, 012 for user code 3, and so on to 060 for user code 15.
  • Any code already there shows digit by digit. Lights 7 and 8 on means that user has no code.
  • Key in the new four digits slowly, waiting for a beep after each. Then press * to leave.
  • Never give two users the same code: only the lower-numbered one works.

  Pages 10, 23, 29 of the Supa 8 User ManualPage 18 of the Supa 8 Installer manual
• Test the systemyour code5

  • Open the hinged lid to reach the keys. With the system off, key in your code, then 5 (Walk Test).
  • Walk past each detector and open each door. The siren squawks and that zone's light stays on.
  • Press 1 to sound the siren, 2 for the strobe and 3 to turn them off. Press 0 to clear the zone lights.
  • Press * to leave the walk test.
  • If you are monitored, your code then 3 (Test) sends a test call to the monitoring company.

  Pages 10, 13, 16 of the Supa 8 User Manual
• Trouble lights

  • The lights run down the right-hand side of the keypad; the keys are under the hinged lid.
  • AC FAIL on: the mains is off. The battery runs the system for many hours and recharges once power is back.
  • ON-LINE flashing: the dialler couldn't get a call through. It keeps flashing until you next turn the system off.
  • Past troubles: your code, 4 (Review), then 2. Light 4 means low battery, 5 a power cut, 7 a failed call.
  • A long beep means a wrong key or something not allowed right now.

  ON light on / flashing	On in Away mode / on in Home mode
  AC FAIL on / flashing	No mains power / there has been a power cut
  LOW BAT on / flashing	Battery voltage low / the battery has been low
  ON-LINE on / flashing	The dialler is calling / it had trouble calling out
  Zone light on	That zone is open, or isolated
  Zone light flashing	That zone went into alarm
  All zone lights flashing	Code accepted: press a function key within 10 seconds
  All zone lights on, steady beep	Locked out for 60 seconds after 4 wrong codes

  Pages 10 to 12, 14 and 15, 27 of the Supa 8 User Manual
• Send a test signalyour code3or#3

  • Open the hinged lid to reach the keys. Key in your code, then press 3 (Test), or press # then 3.
  • It sends a test call to the programmed phone numbers. It works only if your system reports to a monitoring company.
  • ON-LINE is on while the dialler calls. If the call fails, it flashes until you next turn the system off.

  Pages 10 and 11, 13, 27 of the Supa 8 User Manual