RP248CN Users and Installer’s Manual
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3.1 TROUBLE
Should be used when the system
has detected a
problem, which is evidenced by the
rapid flashing
of the Power LED, as described on
page 73.
3.2 ALARM
MEMORY
Allows the viewing of the five most
recent alarm
conditions stored by the system.
3.3
NOT READY STA
Allows the viewing of all "not ready"
zones.
3.4 ZONE
STATUS
Allows the display of all system
zones and their
current status.
3.5 EVENT
LOG
Allows the viewing of significant
system events
including date and time
3.6 SERVICE
INFO
Allows the display of any previously
entered
service information and the system
version.
3.7 OVERVIEW
Select between the following LCD
keypad display
types:
3.7.1 Single: The keypad displays
the partition name,
time, and date.
3.7.2 All: the keypad displays the
status of all relevant
partitions. Each partition is
represented by a status
letter, as follows:
A: Partition Armed
S: Partition Stay Armed
L: Partition in Alarm
N: Partition Not Ready
R: Partition Ready
4.MAINTENANCE
4.1 KEYPAD
TEST
Momentarily tests the keypad
indicators and the
system’s external sounder(s).
4.2 BATTERY
TEST
Tests the system’s standby
battery(ies)
4.3
LCL CHIM OFF
Use to turn OFF a particular
keypad’s internal
sounder for any function involving
the
Chime feature.
4.4
LCL CHIM ON
Use to turn ON a particular
keypad’s internal
sounder for any function involving
the
Chime feature.
4.5
PAR CHIM OFF
Use to disable the internal sounder
for all keypads
in the partition for any function
involving the
Chime feature.
4.6
PAR CHIM ON
Use to enable the internal sounder
for all keypads
in the partition for any function
involving the
Chime feature.
4.7
LCL BUZZ OFF
Use to turn OFF a particular
keypad’s internal
sounder during both Entry and Exit
Delay time
periods and all fire and burglar
alarms.
4.8
LCL BUZZ ON
Use to turn ON a particular
keypad’s internal
sounder during both Entry and Exit
Delay time
periods and all fire and burglar
alarms.
4.0 WALK
TEST
Used to easily test and evaluate the
operation of
selected zones in your system
5.ACCESS CODE
6.CLOCKS
6.1 SYSTEM
TIME
Allows the setting of the system
time, as described
on page 49.
6.2 SYSTEM
DATE
Allows the setting of the system
date, as described
on page 49.
6.3 NEXT
ARM
Used to automatically Away arm a
disarmed
system at a specific time within the
next 24 hours.
Next Arm works for one time only
since the system
deletes the setting after it is acted
upon.
