RoboGuard TRX005, Technician Manual

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appropriate zone light should be on solid and can now
be tested by triggering the Roboguard. If the Keypad is not yet
connected to the alarm panel, you can see the trigger, as the zone
light will start to flash after triggering.
6. To
erase
a Roboguard follow step 1, then select the zone to be
erased and press the status button . Press any zone to reset.
7. Continue as above until all your guards are programmed.
1. To enter TX programming mode, hold down the tamper and status
button together until a beep is heard. Both the red tamper and
status LED ‘s should be solid (ON) to indicate you have entered
Remote programming mode (let go of both buttons now).
2. Select either zone one (to learn an Arm/Disarm remote button) or
zone two (to learn a panic button).
3. Now transmit using the Remote TX button of your choice
corresponding to the function you wish to assign to that button.
4. The keypad will extinguish all the LED’s momentarily, 10 beeps will
sound and all the LED’s will flash. Press any zone button to reset.
5. To
erase
a remote TX, enter Roboguard remote programming mode
as above, select the function (zone 1 = Arm/Disarm, zone 2 =
panic) you wish to erase then press and release the status button.
6. NOTE : The remote does not control the zone output ports of the
Keypad. The remote will cause the corresponding remote output
port to trigger the appropriate alarm panel input.
NOTE: These programming modes are separate and you cannot
program a remote control as a guard or visa versa.
Numbers in the zone column in the table below indicate the output
ports that will be triggered for intruder, tamper, status and remote
events.
In zone 1 , ports 1,5 and 6 trigger simultaneously. This will allow
additional options in the event of port failure and allows more than
1 device to be triggered.
The installer should program the Port operation of the keypad
depending on the available zones on the alarm panel and the
functionality required.