ADT Commercial Fire & Burglary Alarm System FOCUS 200 PLUS, Installation And Setup Manual

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FOCUS 200 PLUS Installation and Setup Guide
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To activate the training mode, perform the following steps at the trainee operating panel:
Step Action
1 Press the [1] and [8] keys simultaneously.
2 Enter 1, 2, 3. The parameter screen is displayed.
3 Press the change button and select the Unit/Mode option.
4 Enter
✴
as the new number in place of the existing unit number.
To exit the training mode, select a valid unit number in place of the
✴
. The operating panel will revert
to normal operation.
Annunciator Mode
The annunciator mode is used when a facility is not ready to be occupied or the system is not totally
functional. This mode deactivates the selector buttons, and the screen displays only alarm and trouble
messages accompanied by the sounder. The keypad, however, will remain active locally without having
any interaction with the control unit.
To activate the annunciator mode, perform the following steps:
Step Action
1 Press the [1] and [8] keys simultaneously.
2 Enter 1, 2, 3. The parameter screen is displayed.
3 Press the change button and select the Unit/Mode option.
4 Enter [8] as the new number in place of a unit number.
5 Power down and then power up the system again.
The operating panel may be programmed for normal operation at a future date by entering the
Program mode and entering a valid unit number.
ID Codes
ID codes are needed to turn the BA groups on and off and to perform most other functions. On a new
installation, the ID codes are entered into the control unit database along with the user name, the
privilege level, and the BA groups that the code can access. This can be done by downline loading the
data or by entering it via an operating panel with the system in the Service mode. Thereafter, any
additions or deletions can be made at any operating panel by someone having an ID code with the
privilege to do so.
There are 99 six-digit ID codes that can be assigned to any system, including Service Codes. The first
two digits serve as a user number, and are numbered 01, 02, etc., up to 99. The last four digits (PIN)
identify the access capabilities of the user.
If you are entering a new ID code, the last four digits must be entered alongside the first two digits of
the user number. In the event that someone leaves the company, the last four digits should be erased to
invalidate the ID code. A new ID code can be assigned in either of two ways:
•
By entering a new four-digit number alongside the two digits of the deleted code.
•
By entering a four-digit number alongside any unused two-digit user number.
In addition, the following data must be entered for the new ID code:
•
The BA group(s) to which the user will have access.
•
Each of the eight possible privileges that the user will have.