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11:0 LOGS
The control panel has the ability to look at the last 9 set and unset condi-
tions of the panel, as well as the last alarm condition. This is useful if the
panel has been reset and you need to find the zone that caused the alarm.
Enter the four digit user code, and the buzzer emits a steady sound, and the
exit time starts. Press the
*
key followed by the
9
key. Then press the
3
key.
The log routine starts viewing DAY 1 SET.
The log is organised as SET and UNSET events. All events are recorded.
The first alarm is shown by the relevant LED being lit continuously. Subse-
quent alarms are shown by a fast pulse of the zone LED. Any zones isolated
are shown by a slow pulse of the zone LED. The buzzer sounds whilst
viewing the SET logs but is silent whilst viewing the UNSET logs. Pressing
the
0
key while reviewing the logs shows the last alarm event that occurred,
even if the panel has been set many times. Pressing the
#
key changes
between viewing the SET and UNSET logs. This may be done at any time.
The log review automatically ends after 15 seconds if no keys are pressed.
KEY
VIEW
0
LAST ALARM
1
LOG EVENT 1
2
LOG EVENT 2
3
LOG EVENT 3
4
LOG EVENT 4
5
LOG EVENT 5
6
LOG EVENT 6
7
LOG EVENT 7
8
LOG EVENT 8
9
LOG EVENT 9
#
SET / UNSET
Press the
*
key to finish.
12:0. RESETTING THE ALARM SYSTEM
If the alarm system has activated, you need to reset the panel and make a
note of the zone that caused the activation for future reference. Insert your
user code and the internal sounder gives a low two-tone sound. Press the
#
key and an accept tone is given. The activated zone light goes out, and the
panel resets. The system is now ready for use.
LOGS
RESETTING
THE ALARM
SYSTEM
