or disarmed. If armed, the emergency system will override the armed mode and respond as per the emergency system
programming. For example if the system is armed in Sleep mode but the Emergency system is set to respond with
strobe and siren, when Emergency is pressed the strobe will activate and the siren will sound.
Wired Sensors (optional)
Wired sensors (PIN switches) can be added to zone 15. Zone 15 is by default isolated and must be changed to active.
All wired sensors must be N.O type and multiple sensors can be wired in parallel. When using wired sensors if the
sensor is closed when attempting to arm the system will not arm, and provides a long beep warning as well as a
message on the screen. Check sensors and rearm.
Sensor Battery Replacement
Each sensor has an expected battery lifetime of between 12 and 24 months. When a low battery condition if reached
the sensor will flash every 10 seconds indicating that it is time to replace the battery. Please note that high use (ie
living in van / constant operation) situations will shorten the life of the battery and will require more frequent changes.
Programming the System
Press “D” 3x to enter programming mode. Once in programming mode there are 4 options.
Press “A” - Settings
Press “B” - Add sensors
Press “C” – Reset Sensors
Press “D” - to exit programming mode
A – Settings
Zone
Each zone that is available has four possible settings Active, Isolate, Alert or Test mode.
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Active
means the system is reading the sensor and will respond to the external conditions for this sensor generating
an alarm condition.
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Isolate
means that the sensor activation will be ignored.
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Alert
enables the sensor to generate a warning (strobe flash, 2 seconds) without an alarm condition.
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Test
provided a ‘beep’ from the panel when disarmed to allow the testing of sensors when setting the system up.
Settings for sensors will remain until they are changed again in programming mode. A power reset will not change
these settings. Sensors in the system can be scrolled through and status changed where necessary. Only sensors
programmed to a zone will show. After the sensors have been completed there are further settings available.
select Active, Isolate, Alert or Test, then next for next sensor
E-Type selections
The Emergency switch (Panic switch) has three user select-able modes for flexibility of operation and to allow the user
to respond to the conditions present.
Strobe Only
When the Emergency switch is pressed the system will respond by activating the strobe
only
+ Siren
When the Emergency switch is pressed the first time system will respond by activating
the strobe only. Pressing the Emergency switch a second time will then activate the
siren
Strobe & Siren
When the Emergency switch is pressed the system will respond by activating the strobe
and the siren
Strobe
The strobe comes programmed with 17 possible strobe operation sequences. In this screen the strobe is turned on and
pressing “B” will change to the next strobe mode.
Press “A” from this screen will exit programming mode and return to the main menu
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