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User’s M a n u a l

User’s M a n u a l

Optex Inc. - 1845 W 205th St. - Torrance, Ca. 90501 - 800-966-7839        

SMDC-16 User’s  Manual 

3440-0250 A3

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Programming

General Information:

 

Your security system was designed with a great deal
of concern for you to feel comfortable with the
programming and maintenance of your security
system.

 

 has attempted to include all of the necessary
information into this documentation in an easy to use
format.

 

We highly recommend that if there are areas in the
programming of the alarm system that you may not
fully understand, please ask for assistance with a
qualified technician until you have a complete
understanding of all the options available to you and
their functions.

Operation

:

1.

 

Press 

PROGRAM

.

2.

 

Enter your 

PIN

 (the default PIN = 1234).

 

The top line of the keypad display will change 

to

“User Program”

 and the bottom line will be scrolling

your programming options listed below:

1.

 

PIN Program

2.

 

Set Clock

3.

 

Schedules

4.

 

Extend Close

5.

 

Duress

6.

 

Auto Monitor

7.

 

Holiday

(Please note that each option has a number assigned).

1. PINs

General Information:

 

Personnel Identification Numbers (PINs) are access
codes that will allow you and/or your employees to
control your security system.

 

Each user should have his or her own PIN and these
individual PINs should not be shared with co-workers.

 

The reason for individual PINs is each time a
command is initiated that requires the entry of a PIN,
the command will be logged into the memory buffer
by the user number assigned to the PIN along with a
time/date stamp.

 

You may enter any four number digit that you wish for
any user.

 

User number one PIN level cannot be changed and
must remain a level one.

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Programming 

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1. PINs

General Information:

 

As a safety feature the keypad will automatically
remove itself from the programming mode after
approximately 60 seconds of inactivity realized by the
control panel. You will have to re-enter

 

the program

mode so it is therefore recommended that you have a
list of the levels and PINs before you initiate the PIN
program.

 

Deleting PINs is accomplished in the same manner as
entering PINs with the exception of you must press
RESET and then ENTER when the PIN is on the
keypad display.

 

See PIN level chart on page 13.

Operation:

1.

 

Press number one (1) button (PIN program).

2.

 

Press 

SCAN

 

repeatedly

 

until the desired PIN is on the display.

3.

 

Enter level + 

PIN

 (new PIN will pulsate).

4.

 

Press 

ENTER

.

5.

 

Press 

SCAN

 to next 

PIN

 

- Repeat steps 4 - 6

or

1.

 

enter your 

PIN

 (level 1 only).

2.

 

Press 

PROGRAM

.

3.

 

Press 1 (PIN Program menu).

4.

 

Press 

PROGRAM.

5.

 

Keypad will display “Set User Number”.

6.

 

Select user number 01 - 99.

7.

 

Press 

ENTER.

8.

 

Press 

CLEAR.

9.

 

Enter level + PIN (new PIN will pulsate).

10.

 

Press 

ENTER

.

11.

 

Press 

CLEAR 

to return to

 USER PROGRAM

.

2. Time / Date

Description:

 

The time clock is an integral part of your alarm system
due to the fact that many of the options available in
your security system are timing functions.

 

On occasion there may be a need to re-enter the
time/date. A complete loss of power (AC and your
standby battery) would necessitate that the time and
date to be re-entered and the keypad would the
message  

“Set Clock”

.

 

Notify your alarm company immediately should you
need to re-enter the time and date.

 

Time 

The keypad display be requesting that you enter

the time that you require in standard time (not military
time). Enter the time and then press 0 for AM or 1 for
PM.

 

Date

 The keypad display will be requesting that you

enter the date.

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Summary of Contents for SMDC-16

Page 1: ...SM D C 1 6 SM D C 1 6 USER S MANUAL SMDC 16 Digital Control Communicator and SMPC 32 Personal Control...

Page 2: ...r Alarm System Aborting an Alarm 8 Immediate History Viewing 8 All History Viewing 8 Open Close History Viewing 8 Scanning Zones 9 Bypassing Zones 9 Monitor Mode 9 Walk Test Operation 9 10 Sensor Rese...

Page 3: ...nd the placement of the arming stations A chart is available in the back of this manual to document the type of protection device and the placement in your facility Description of Keypads The SMPC is...

Page 4: ...arming Method 1 1 Enter Premises 2 Your keypad s will be emitting steady warning tone 3 Enter your PIN 4 Keypad will display Enter Command 5 Press CLEAR Example Enter Premises receive steady warning t...

Page 5: ...when the panel is armed in the Instant mode and your security system must be disarmed from within the premises Your security system will create an alarm immediately should the entry zone be violated b...

Page 6: ...be remaining on the premises and will require access from area to area without activating an alarm condition The entry delay will remain available to any personnel that requires re entry to the premis...

Page 7: ...nt Arming and therefore step 1 2 doe not apply There are two methods of Group Disarming Method 1 Disarm All Groups Without alarms in memory 1 Enter premises 2 Keypad s will be emitting steady warning...

Page 8: ...2 events while continuing to store the latest occurrences Events stored in the History Buffer can be Viewed in three modes Immediate Alarm History Open and Close History and All History Immediate Hist...

Page 9: ...nd press CLEAR 7 Message of Set Zone Number will be displayed Continued About Your Alarm System Zone Bypassing 8 Repeat steps 4 to 6 to bypass other zones 9 Press CLEAR to return to normal operating m...

Page 10: ...ess RESET 2 Enter your Pin 3 Keypad will display RESETTING SW AUX monetarily Example press RESET observe message RESETTING SW AUX Note This command must be performed after an smoke detector alarm acti...

Page 11: ...nd must remain a level one continued Programming continued 1 PINs General Information As a safety feature the keypad will automatically remove itself from the programming mode after approximately 60 s...

Page 12: ...ed Programming continued 3 1 Schedule 1 Operation 8 Press 2 Close Time 9 _ _ _ _ AM 0 am 1 pm entry will be pulsating 10 Press ENTER and then CLEAR 11 Repeat steps 4 10 for each day of week 12 Press C...

Page 13: ...m during the previous armed mode Automatic no command required Programming continued 7 1 Holiday Tomorrow Description Description Program this option if tomorrow will be a holiday Consult your alarm c...

Page 14: ...than one bedroom area or with bedrooms on more than one floor more than one smoke detector will be needed as shown in Figure A 2 1 2 Figure A 2 1 2 In family living units with more than one sleeping a...

Page 15: ...s attics finished or unfinished or in garages is not normally recommended as these locations occasionally experience conditions which may result in improper operation A 2 3 Smoke Detector Mounting Dea...

Page 16: ...6 Zone Number Zone Name Location 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 Zone Number Zone Name Location 48 4...

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