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Thank you for purchasing a Ness L8 control panel proudly designed and built in Australia.         
The L-8 control panel is very powerful but easy to use, utilising the latest in microprocessor     
technology.  Please take time to read this manual so that you understand the benefits of the      
control panel. 

I N T R O D U C T I O N

( EXAMPLE OF A TYPICAL SYSTEM )

NESS L8 KEYPAD

L8

ALARM SYSTEM

Zone 1
Front door

Zone 2
Windows

Zone 3
Side door

Zone 4
Hallway

Zones 5 - 7
Hallway

Zone 8
Garage

17V AC plug pack

Optional keyswitch

Optional Panic switch

Siren cover with
tamper

Strobe light

External siren

Internal siren

DETECTORS & SWITCHES

Summary of Contents for L-8

Page 1: ...L 8 CONTROL PANEL USER MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...th 08 9328 2511 Copyright by Ness Security Products JULY 1997 V2 2 To the best of our knowledge the information contained in this manual is correct at the time of going to print Ness Security Products reserve the right to make changes to the features and specifications at any time and without notice in the course of product development MANUFACTURED BY ...

Page 3: ...nic Alarms Resetting an Alarm Excluding Zones Including Zones Alarm Memory PROGRAMMING To Enter Program Mode To Exit Program Mode How To Program Access Codes How To Program Entry and Exit Times To Program Entry 1 Timer option 26 To Program Entry 2 Timer option 27 To Program Exit Timer option 28 Programming Summary Troubleshooting Installation Record Operation Summary 4 5 6 6 6 6 7 8 8 8 9 10 11 12...

Page 4: ...se take time to read this manual so that you understand the benefits of the control panel INTRODUCTION EXAMPLE OF A TYPICAL SYSTEM NESS L8 KEYPAD L8 ALARM SYSTEM Zone 1 Front door Zone 2 Windows Zone 3 Side door Zone 4 Hallway Zones 5 7 Hallway Zone 8 Garage 17V AC plug pack Optional keyswitch Optional Panic switch Siren cover with tamper Strobe light External siren Internal siren DETECTORS SWITCH...

Page 5: ...ises the panel will ignore selected zones for the entry delay time and will not alarm unless you fail to disarm the panel during this allowed time Monitor mode allows selected zones to be armed while leaving others disarmed if you wish to protect a number of zones while you are at home If you wish to split your alarm system into two areas with access limited to each area by code numbers then area ...

Page 6: ...e keypad it responds with a brief beep in acknowl edgment The beeper is also used to indicate whether the entry was valid or invalid For example whenever enter is pressed all the buttons pressed before it are checked to see whether they are valid If they are valid the response will be 3 short beeps If they are invalid or incorrect the response will be 1 long beep and they will be ignored At other ...

Page 7: ...ealed Day Disarm Day Disarm Normal Normal Normal Normal Normal ON Zone Unsealed Panel is Armed Panel is Armed Normal Normal Memory Mode Selected Exclude Mode Selected Client Mode Selected PanicAlarmhasbeenactivated Only displayed in Memory FLASH Zone Alarm Monitor Mode Monitor Mode Mains Fail Battery Low Alarm in Memory Zones Excluded Tamper Alarm Install Program Mode selected ...

Page 8: ...des press the enter button and start again When you are required to enter your access code you are given three opportunities to enter it correctly After the third invalid attempt the alarm is activated requiring the correct code to silence the alarm This prevents anyone trying to guess your code by enter ing random numbers AREA OPERATION The L8 control panel allows for the 8 zones to be split into...

Page 9: ...s an invalid entry or an alarm is outstanding and needs to be reset by entering your access code first Siren Warning At the end of the exit time all zones should be secured If any are unse cured the siren will sound for 2 seconds as a warning to indicate that those zones have been automatically excluded For maximum security you should return disarm check the premises and then arm again Continual w...

Page 10: ...ering your code then you must press enter and start again Three incorrect entries will cause an alarm 1 ENTER the protected premises via a delay zone 2 LISTEN for the beeps coming from the keypad 3 P RES S code 4 The armed light should now be extinguished The entry beeps can be disabled as a function of the installation options If the external strobe light if fitted is flashing before you disarm t...

Page 11: ...ate that you are in Monitor mode Monitor mode cannot be selected while in Program Memory or Exclude modes To exit from Monitor mode press code Enter to disarm Note If an alarm occurs while in Monitor mode entering code Enter will silence the alarm This will also change the mode of operations of your panel so remember to enter monitor mode again if necessary 1 To EN TER monitor mode press 2 If an A...

Page 12: ...ammed to be either 1 Audible activates siren or buzzers or 2 Silent activate a warning in another part of your building To activate the panic alarm press Panic Enter To silence the siren press code Enter Panic cannot be used while the panel is in Program Memory or Exclude mode NOTE Your installer may have installed a separate panic button To activate the panic alarm simply press the button 1 PANIC...

Page 13: ...be retained in the memory If this occurs disarm your Control Panel which will reset the alarm The cause of the alarm can be identified by entering the Alarm Memory Mode as described on page 16 Your panel can be reset and the alarm silenced by entering your CODE followed by the ENTER button If you arrive at your premises and find the strobe light flashing if installed reset the panel as above To ch...

Page 14: ... NOTE Excluding zones can only be done when the panel is disarmed 1 To exclude zones 2 Press or code the Exclude light should be On 3 ENTER the zone s to be EXCLUDED Zone No 4 To EXIT press ENTER If you make a mistake enter the zone number again to remove it from your selection Zones which you exclude will be indicated by the relevant zone light showing a steady light in the exclude mode NOT E You...

Page 15: ...in The exclude light will flash to warn you of excluded zones To view Exclude Zones for Inclusion press Exclude Enter or Exclude code Enter To include say zones 4 and 8 press Exclude Enter 4 Enter 8 Enter Zone lights 4 and 8 will turn off Enter to Exit Exclude Mode 1 To include zones press or code the Exclude light should be On 2 ENTER the zone s to be EXCLUDED Zone No 3 To EXIT press ENTER Exclud...

Page 16: ...layed NOTE The most recent of the last 8 events will be displayed first This Memory display can only be selected while the panel is in the Disarmed state NOTE Entry to Program Mode will clear the events from Alarm Memory Memory Enter 1 To view memory press 2 OBSERVE lights The last 8 events will be flashed out at 1 second intervals separated by a beep The lights are used as follows LIGHT ALARM Zon...

Page 17: ...y be accessed using your master code To enter program mode press Program master code Enter The program light will turn on and all other lights will turn off to indicate successful access to program mode NOTE Access to Program mode can only be done from the disarmed state To enter Program mode press Press Program Enter The program light will turn off and normal operating lights mains and battery wi...

Page 18: ...programmed All other codes are optional When you enter your new code number the L 8 requires that you input the code twice to confirm a correct code Each user access code has a 2 digit program option number to ensure the panel can identify which code number you want to program The options for each code are Code Option Code Option 1 11 9 19 2 12 10 20 3 13 11 21 4 14 12 22 5 15 13 23 6 16 14 24 7 1...

Page 19: ...oor TO PROGRAM YOU MUST KNOW A FEW RULES Exit time can be programmed from 1 to 99 seconds in 1 second increments Entry 1 time can be programmed from 1 to 99 seconds in 1 second increments Entry 2 time can be programmed from 10 to 990 seconds in 10 second increments Each one of the timers has a 2 digit program option number The current timer value is displayed by the L 8 when you select a timer opt...

Page 20: ...als 60 seconds Exit timer is common to all armed zones To view entry 2 timer value press value displayed OPTION 27 To change entry 2 timer press New Value displayed New value NOTE Your installer may have programmed your exit timer to be programmable from 10 to 990 seconds in 10 second intervals if you require a particularly long exit time Eg time to arm move your car from the garage and close the ...

Page 21: ...6 P16E code E code E Access code 7 P17E code E code E Access code 8 P18E code E code E Access code 9 P19E code E code E Access code 10 P20E code E code E Access code 11 P21E code E code E Access code 12 P22E code E code E Access code 13 P23E code E code E Access code 14 P24E code E code E Access code 15 P25E code E code E Entry 1 time P26E time E 20 seconds 1 99 Entry 2 time P27E time E 60 seconds...

Page 22: ...e zone at fault External strobe light Alarm occurrence since Check alarm memory to flashing last arming of panel determine zone alarmed Siren sounding when Tamper panic or 24 hour Reset alarm by entering system disarmed zone or day zone activated code Check panic buttons if Installed or call installation company Armed monitor light Monitor mode entered Exit monitor mode flashing by mistake Zone ex...

Page 23: ...23 INSTALLATION RECORD Supplied by Phone number Phone number Installed by Date Optional equipment installed Serviced by Date Reason ...

Page 24: ...zone etc To exit exclude mode To include zones optional code then zone zone etc To exit include mode Panic alarm To Reset Alarm code To view memory optional code The last 8 events will be displayed at 1 second intervals PART NO 890 131 Arm Monitor Enter Enter Enter Enter Enter Enter Enter Enter Enter Enter Panic Exclude Enter Exclude Enter Memory Enter Enter Enter 24 ...

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