THE PROGRAMMING JUMPERS
The system allows the owner to set the desired functions directly with jumpers. The overall
programming is exceptionally easy and no learning is required.
There are 8 jumpers on the circuit board provide the following feature settings.
There are two positions available for System Setting with jumper.
--- Always put jumper on KS position for the system
using Key-Switch for arm-disarm control (HA-263K). Once the jumper is
on KS position, all the values programmed with the Digital Keypad will
be refreshed to the default values and all the protection zones are set to
have response time of 500mS that is the mostly suitable response time
for most of the sensors' alarm output.
--- Always put jumper on DK Position for the system
using Digital Keypad (HA-263D) for arm-disarm control. Once the jumper
is on DK position, the system allows to program the additional features
available for HA-263D from the keypad. Please see the features stated in
the HA-263D section.
Put jumper on DK Position also for the system operating in
combination of both Keyswitch and Digital Keypad for arm-disarm
control.
Entry Delay is the time setting for the delay zones 1, 4 and 7 for the people
to enter the protected area before activating the alarm outputs. There are 4
entry delay times available for selection. They are 15, 30, 60 or 90 seconds.
This is the time setting for the "+12V O/P AT ALARM (TIMING)" relay output.
The alarm output is auto-reset after time out. 4 positions are available for the
time settings. They are 3, 5, 15 minutes or no time out for the output relay.
Some cities have noise pollution control and do not allow alarm output with
no time out. Do not set alarm duration with no time out unless the alarm
output is not for driving siren or bell.
1) SYSTEM SETTING
2) ENTRY DELAY
3) ALARM DURATION
a) KS (Key Switch)
b) DK (Digital Keypad)
Remark:
REMARK:
10
SYSTEM
15
60 90
30
ENTRY DELAY
(SECONDS)
15
3
5
ALARM
DURATION
(MINUTES)
HA-263
FEATURE PROGRAMMING
PROGRAMMING PREPARATION
ACCESS TO PROGRAMMING MODE WITH SYSTEM CODE -- 8080
In case the Master Code is forgotten. The owner requires to apply the following procedures to
make system in programming mode with the System Code 8080.
Switch OFF both AC and battery power for 1 minute to ensure the system is fully discharged.
Switch ON power again. The system will be in Standby mode for 1 minute. The AC power
and the Battery LED flash alternatively and short beeps will be heard. This is the only time
period that allows to key in the System Code 8080.
SYSTEM CODE
VALIDATION
8080
The keypad generates 2 beeps to confirm that system is in programming mode and the
"System Standby" finishes instantly after keying in the system code.
The PROGRAM LED is ON.
If the system code is not keyed-in within the Standby period, the system will go back to
normal operation and refuse any data entry for programming. To set it back to system
Standby mode, repeat procedures (1) and (2) are necessary.
The system refuses the entry of the System Code 8080 if the Standby mode is set up
with key-switch. Only the Standby mode after power-up is valid.
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2)
NOTE:
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Make sure the system is in disarmed mode and no alarm memory existing at the protection
zones in all partitions.
Set system in programming mode with Master Code.
System generates 2 beeps for successful code entry and 5 beeps for unsuccessful code
entry.
The system stops all its normal function while it is in programming mode.
Key in the Master Code and validate it with
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For the owner's convenience in programming at the first time, factory has put a Master Code
1234 into the system. To compromise security, in all case, the owner should program a
personal Master Code to invalidate the factory set Master Code.
In the case that the factory Master Code 1234 was replaced by owner's Master Code, use the
owner's Master Code to set system in programming mode.
THE FACTORY OR OWNER'S MASTER CODE
VALIDATION
MASTER CODE
The keypad generates 2 beeps to confirm that system is in programming mode
The PROGRAM LED is ON
SET SYSTEM IN PROGRAMMING MODE
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HA-263
