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6.
Press and release the desired Zone button on the HQ, it
will burn solid green and the other green lights will turn off.
7.
Press and release the Tamper Switch on your Roboguard and
continue as above.
8.
When your Roboguard is triggered (intruder) in Mode B:
A.
The HQ will beep the corresponding number of times as the Zone
followed by a low tone.
B.
The green Zone light will start to flash for visual identification of
the triggered Roboguard. The green Zone light will continue to
flash until it is re-set. This does not affect the operation of your
system.
C.
To reset the flashing Zone light to solid green – press the Zone
button twice. (Once to turn the Zone off –disarm, once to turn the
Zone back on – re-arm.)
To Remove a Roboguard from a Zone:
Enter program mode A or B,
select the Zone to be removed and press the
Status
button.
Note:
When re-setting a Zone that has been triggered in Mode B
the HQ will emit a short low-tone bark. This allows you to hear the
difference between a Mode A trigger and a Mode B trigger.
PROGRAM MODE C: REMOTE CONTROL PROGRAMMING
Remote Programming:
The remote is only required if you want to
use the arm/disarm, panic and silent panic functions. As a default
setting, the HQ will trigger its own siren and/or another alarm panel via
the ‘Tele-cable’ provided, for every intruder and/or tamper signal
received. A remote programmed in can remotely activate/de-activate
these triggers (except siren on a tamper).
To enter Remote Programming Mode:
Press and hold both Tamper and Status
Buttons until you hear a beep. Release the
buttons, both Tamper and Status Lights
will be burning solid red. Any function
already programmed will burn solid green
for the activated zones. Every zone in this mode has a different
function:
Zone 1: ARM/DISARM –
will only activate/de-activate the connection
to the siren or panel.
Zone 2: PANIC –
will activate the siren and a panel connection.
Zone 3: SILENT PANIC –
no siren, panel connection only.
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