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EG-300/2 cheat sheet
Arm (away)your codeAWAY
- On the EG-300/2, key in your code. The panel beeps twice.
- Press AWAY. The AWAY light comes on, or flashes if an exit time has been set.
- In Away the panel watches every detector in the house.
- The Away button on the remote does the same.
Arm while homeyour codeHOME
- On the EG-300/2, key in your code, then press HOME. The HOME light comes on, or flashes if an exit time has been set.
- Home arms only the detectors set to ZONE 1, so you can move about in the rest of the house.
- Which zone a detector is on is set by switches inside it.
- The Home button on the remote does the same.
Disarmyour code
- On the EG-300/2, key in your code. No other key is needed.
- Every light except POWER goes out, any siren or strobe stops, and the panel gives five beeps.
- Panic, tamper and fire zones stay on guard even while the system is off.
- The Off button on the remote also disarms.
Panic alarm
- The EG-300/2's panic button is on its remote. It works day and night.
- Press it twice within 5 seconds.
Pages 2, 14 of the eg300 installationFirst press The panel gives a tone to show it heard it Second press within 5 seconds Panic alarm Pressed once by mistake Do nothing for 10 seconds: the panel goes back to normal Change a codeyour codePROG.new codePROG.
- On the EG-300/2, key in your current code. Two beeps.
- Press PROG. The PROGRAM light comes on and the panel beeps three times.
- Key in the new code, up to 4 digits.
- Press PROG. again. The PROGRAM light goes out and the panel beeps five times.
- More than 4 digits gives a long beep, and the panel leaves programming by itself.
Test the systemyour codeINPUT TESToryour codeOUTPUT TEST
- On the EG-300/2, with the system off, key in your code, then INPUT TEST. The AWAY and HOME lights flash.
- Set off each detector and open each door or window: the panel beeps each time it hears one.
- Press any key to finish. Five beeps.
- Your code, then OUTPUT TEST, runs a siren test: the lights flash one by one and it ends by itself.
Trouble lights
- On the EG-300/2, short beeps for 15 seconds while the system is off mean a detector's battery is low.
- To find which one: on the EG-300/2, with the system off, key in your code, then INPUT TEST, and set off each detector.
- Two short beeps in the test mean that detector's battery is low. Press any key to finish the test.
- Five short beeps mean the system has turned off.
- The table gives the EG-300/2's lights.
Pages 5, 8, 10 of the eg300 installationPOWER on / flashing slowly / off Power fine / mains power cut / power supply fault AWAY or HOME on or flashing Armed in that mode AWAY and HOME flashing together The receiver test (INPUT TEST) is running ZONE 1 or ZONE 2 on A detector on that zone has been set off ZONE 1 or ZONE 2 flashing slowly The entry time is running on that zone ZONE 1 or ZONE 2 flashing fast A detector on that zone has a low battery PANIC/TAMPER or FIRE on A panic, tamper or fire zone has been set off LOCK OUT on The panel is in lock-out
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