SATALARM SA-612 & SA-816 installer manual ver 1.1
Function Select:
[0] ... [9]
[1]Inst.Stay Ar
[2]Stay Arming
[1]Inst.Stay Ar
[2]Stay Arming
[3]Bypass Zones
[4]Display Troub
[5]Alarm Memory
[6]Chime
[7]Master Funct
[8]Installer Func
[9]PGM On/Off
[0]Quick Arming
User Code:
******
Choose partition
1,2,#
Arming by
Master Code
Arming by
User Code 02
Disarming by
Master Code
Disarming by
User Code 02
Fast Blinking
– if the partition B is armed in “instant stay mode”.
Slow Blinking
– if the partition B is armed in “stay mode”.
b)
While the partition B is disarmed:
OFF
ZONE LEDs
a) While the system is completely armed:
ON
– the corresponding zone triggered the alarm at least once during that arming period;
BLINK
– the corresponding zone tamper triggered the alarm at least once during that arming period;
b) While the system is completely disarmed or partial armed:
OFF
– the loop of corresponding zone is closed;
ON
– the loop of corresponding zone is faulted.
BLINK
– the corresponding zone tamper is open;
c)
While the system finds itself within one of the programming/displaying menus:
o
ON
– the user is being within one the zone bypassing menu and the respective zone is bypassed;
o
ON/OFF
– they are displaying certain parameters’ status (activate/deactivate) – while the
installer is being within certain sections of programming menu of the system parameters.
Displayed messages on KP16LCDLB keypads (several situations)
Press
[*]
key and the display will invite you to choose one of the 10 menu commands.
The LCD keypad helps you remember what the menu commands available are. Pressing the
[>] key, on the display you will see the following:
With the [<] and [>] keys you can navigate on the list. In order to choose one of the options, just press the corresponding
key (i.e. press key [1] to enter in the Instant Stay Arming menu command.
The menu command list is the following:
If you choose one of the options protected by passwords after pressing the
appropriate key, you are invited to key in your code. On the 2
nd
LCD display line you
will see the following message ”Your Code?” and starting to type the user code you
can see on display:
If the command was arming or disarming, the panel is divided in 2 partitions and the user code
has right in both partitions, on display you can see a message similar with:
The options displayed on the 2
nd
line state for choosing partition A (1), partition B (2) or cancel
command (#).
For short time
, after one valid user code was entered for arming or disarming the system/partitions, one of the following
messages can be seen: