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Setting the System:

1.  Go to the keypad and key in your access 

code. (Alternatively, if you have a proximity 
tag, present your tag to the keypad.)

2. 

If you have a Part-Setting System:

 

 Press:

  

A

 - To set the system fully.

   

 or

  

B, C or D

 - To part set the system.

 

If you have a Ward-Based System:

 

 Press:

  

A

 - To set ward 1.

   

 or

  

B, C or D

 - To set ward 2, 3 or 4.

 

Note:

 Your installer may have programmed 

A, B, C and D to have a different function.

3.  Leave by the designated exit door or route.

The keypad sounds the exit tone and the display 

shows the remaining exit time in seconds; for 

example: 

At the end of the exit time, the warning tone 

stops; you should hear a double-beep confir-

mation tone. “System Set” is displayed for a 

few seconds. The installer may also have pro-

grammed your external sounder/strobe to flash 

briefly.

While the system is set, the display shows the 

standby screen.

If programmed, the LEDs can glow to show if the 

system is full set (A) or part set (B, C or D).

Unsetting the System:

When unsetting the system, do not stray from 

the entry route designated by the installer. You 

may cause an alarm if you do.

1.  Enter by the designated entry door or route.

 

The keypad sounds the entry tone. The sys-

tem starts the entry timer.

2.  Go directly to the keypad and either:

 

Key in your access code

 Or

 

Present your tag to the keypad.

3.  The keypad stops the entry tone. The system 

is unset.

To Silence the Siren:

1.  In the event of an alarm, the siren sounds.

2. 

If it is safe to enter the premises:

 

Go to the keypad and EITHER key in your 

access code OR present your tag.

Setting:Full Set

10 to set

Press tick to Reset

Burg Z04 Alarm

SETTING FAULTS

Z02 Back door

 

The siren stops.

 

The display shows the first zone to alarm.

3. Press 

Y

 to reset the system.

4.  The system returns to standby, and is ready 

to set again.

If the System Will Not Set

Normally, the system will set only when all the 

detectors are “quiet”, that is: not reporting any 

activity. (This does not apply to those detectors 

on your exit door or exit/entry route. The system 

expects these detectors to be active as you 

leave the protected area.)

If you try to set when one or more detectors are 

still active then the display shows the words 

“SETTING FAULTS” and which zones are active.

You can make the system “omit” those active 

zones, either while you are setting the system 

(see below) or beforehand (see page 4 for in-

structions on how to omit zones before setting 

the system).

1.  Follow the instructions in 

Setting the System

.

If any detectors are not yet ready to be set, 

the top line of the display shows (for exam-

ple):

2.  EITHER Press 

Y

 to carry on setting.

The system sets with the active zones omit-

ted.

 

OR Stop the setting process by pressing 

.

Set by Remote Control 

Note: You must program the control unit 

to recognise (“learn”) a remote control 

or two-way fob, see the Administrator’s 

Guide.

A

B

Transmit 

LED

Full Set*

Part Set*

Unset

Program-

mable

Remote 

Control

*All wards in a ward-

based system

(Default settings 

shown)

Summary of Contents for menvier100

Page 1: ...ff unset Flashing Part Set part setting systems only Key in access code here Key in access code here Display shows Time and date when system off unset First zone to alarm after alarm Read log here Hold prox tag near face of keypad NO FULL SET Navigation up down left right HUA PA keys PART SET Depends on programming Menvier30 40 100 300 1000 Quick User Guide Issue 7 ...

Page 2: ...o Silence the Siren 1 In the event of an alarm the siren sounds 2 If it is safe to enter the premises Go to the keypad and EITHER key in your access code OR present your tag Setting Full Set 10 to set Press tick to Reset Burg Z04 Alarm SETTING FAULTS Z02 Back door The siren stops The display shows the first zone to alarm 3 Press Y to reset the system 4 The system returns to standby and is ready to...

Page 3: ...p every few seconds To see the cause of the alert 1 Make sure the system is unset and that the keypad display shows the standby screen 2 Press The display asks you to key in an access code 3 Key in a user access code The bottom line of the display shows a mes sage describing the most recent active alert If you press or then the system will show you any other alerts that may be ac tive 4 Either Pre...

Page 4: ...eypad s will not beep for short interruptions of mains power If the cause of an alert goes away then the system will remove the alert message 2 The system records all alerts in the log with the time when you acknowl edged them Omit Zones You may wish to prevent a zone causing an alarm For example if your garage door is pro tected by a detector but you wish to leave it un locked for the delivery of...

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