Arm with code
Your RP248CN offers two methods of arming, quick arm and code arm. It is defaulted is quick arm.
If user requires code arm, be sure to program the system as code arm in advance. When
RP248CN is set as code arm, it cannot support [ARM] and [STAY] for quick arming. Instead, it
should be operated as [ARM] + [Master Code], or [STAY] + [Master Code] to arm or stay arm.
Arm sound
If selected, Bell Squawk on Arming will produce a brief confirmation "chirp" from the system's
external sounder(s) once the system is armed and the Exit Delay expires. To cancel it, refers 6.5.2
in Chapter 6.
3.9 Disarm and disarm sound
Disarm system
RP248CN can set couples of codes (4 digits or 6 digits), one of them is master code, and the
others are user code. In arming status, any correct code can disarm the system.
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Steps
Description
1
Check the disarm LED indicator. If on, the system can be armed; if off, system
can’t be armed, check whether every partition is ready or there is any trouble.
2
Quick arm:
Quick arm: depress [ARM]
Quick stay arm: depress [STAY]
3
If operate incorrectly, the keypad will emit three short beeps, try it again please
4
When arming, the keypad will beep until the end of exit delay time. Please leave
before end of exit delay. Defaulted exit delay time is 30s.
Step
s
Description
1
When enter an armed zone, the keypad will beep to remind the system exit delay
begins. The defaulted delay time is 30 seconds.
2
disarm
Before end of entry delay, please input a code and [#] to disarm, or else the
system will alarm
If code is wrong, the keypad will emit three short beeps. Then depress [*] and
input code again.
3
Check keypad LCD display status:
“XXXXXX DISARMED”-- no alarm when armed;
“XXXX
：
ALARM/ NOV 01,07 18:15 →”-- alarmed and the alarm time.
4
Key [←][→] use to check other alarmed events
