SOFTWARE VERSION
This manual relates to
RUNNER 864
control panels with software version
V10.0.115
and above
Special Programming Operating Procedures
Programming addresses that have 32 options (Areas, Outputs & Keypads)
When in Program mode there are many program addresses (eg P3E) where there are 32 options that can be se-
lected. When in these locations the selection is always a two digit number, eg at P3E you can select up to 32 areas, if
you wanted to select areas 1, 5 , 9 ,10, & 15 the data entries would be 01, 05, 09, 10, 15.
If you wanted to select all 32 you can press and hold the “9” button for 2 seconds to turn on all 32 options, if you
wanted to turn them all off you can press and hold the “0” button for 2 seconds to turn them all off.
Deleting User codes, Account Codes, Telephone Numbers, etc
If a numeric entry such as user codes, monitoring account codes, telephone numbers, etc, needed to be deleted you
can press and hold the <Control> button then press the <0> button (maintained for compatibility with the current
RUNNER
S operation) or you can press and hold the <0> button for 3 seconds to delete the entry.
Programming LCD custom text
All LCD text is stored in the control panel memory and transferred to all keypads so the panel remains the master
database at all times. If user text is changed (eg User Name, Area Name, Output Name, etc) the new text is broad-
cast to every LCD keypad on the bus as soon as the enter button is pressed to save the changes so all keypads
have the new text immediately. If a new LCD keypad is added to the system the panel broadcasts the CRC’s for all of
the text blocks so the keypads can compare their CRC with the panels. If there is a difference in the CRC’s indicating
that the LCD and panel text don’t match a request is made by the keypad to download all text blocks where the
CRC’s don’t match ensuring all keypads stay up to date with the panel. This task is carried out in the back ground
and does not have to be initiated by the installer or end user.
Key-switch Programming
The Key-switch function has now been moved to being a zone function. If any arm/disarm option is turned on at
P120E the associated zone will now be a key-switch, eg P120E48E options 1 & 3 turned on would mean that zone
48 is now a key-switch that can arm and disarm the area/s assigned at P121E48E.
LCD Keypad Operational Mode
The full LCD keypad will always show “Areas Armed” as soon as any area associated with the keypad is armed. If
option 4 is off at P96E for the associated keypad the “Areas Armed” will show one area at a time on the bottom line of
the display. The full Area name will be shown. The area names will cycle through showing all currently armed areas.
An armed area could be fully armed or stay armed. If some areas associated with the keypad are not armed the
“Ready LED” will still turn off when zones are unsealed but they will not be displayed while “Areas Armed” is on. To
see any unsealed (not Ready) zones you can press the “Enter” button to switch to the zone display menu. After 10
seconds of no button presses the display will revert back to the “Areas Armed” display. Alternatively if the “Down Ar-
row” button is pressed while the display is showing “Areas Armed” the display will change from showing the individual
area names to area numbers. Up to 7 two digit area numbers can be displayed on the bottom line. If there are more
than 7 areas armed the display will cycle through 7 area numbers at a time repeating the cycle once it has shown all
areas. By repeatedly pressing the “Down Arrow” the user can control what areas are displayed on the bottom line. If
the “Down Arrow” is not pressed for 15 seconds the display will revert back to normal.
If option 4 is on at P96E for the associated keypad the “Areas Armed” will show up to 7 area numbers on the bottom
line and will cycle through the list if more than 7 areas are armed. If the “Down Arrow” button is pressed the user can
control what areas are displayed on the bottom line. If the “Down Arrow” is not pressed for 15 seconds the display will
revert back to normal.
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