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the Alarm Keypad has now armed the inputs of the relevant Alarm Zone.  Note also that whilst armed, any 
door(s) controlled by the Alarm Zone’s reader(s) will be inactive for all cardholders except supervisors. 
 

Example:  Mr Test has a PIN of 1234.  He goes to the Alarm Keypad panel, and presses 1 2 3 4 BYPASS 0 1 
ARM
.  01 is the Alarm Zone we defined earlier, which contains Input 1. 
The alarm wired to Input 1 is now armed, and will – upon detecting an intruder – raise an alarm, which can 
then be tied to other actions, such as sounding a bell. 
Additionally, because Reader 1 is tied to Alarm Zone 1, as we defined at the end of section 3.4, reader 1 and 
its associated door become locked to all cardholders except our supervisor, Mr Test. 

 
 

4.1 Disarming 

 
The second major function of the Alarm Keypad is, of course, the ability to disarm alarms.  As with arming, 
disarming is done to specific Alarm Zones.  Unlike arming however, there are two methods of disarming: 
 
Method 1 - Card then Keypad 
This is the situation most commonly encountered with Alarm Zones that cover external doors.  Since the 
Alarm Zone was armed prior to leaving the building, the armed zone has locked down its door(s). 
Since the Alarm Keypad panel is installed inside the building, a supervisor must first pass their card at the 
reader in order to gain access.  When this pass is detected, the Alarm Keypad panel will go into Alarm Delay 
mode, and the red 

ARM

 light will begin to flash for the pre-defined delay. 

The supervisor now has that time to go to the panel and carry out the disarming procedure, as listed below. 
 
Method 2 - Keypad Only 
Once a supervisor has gained access to the building, or in situations where a card pass was not necessary 
(such as the disarming of internal alarms), the procedure for disarming is the same as that for arming. 
 
In order to disarm an Alarm Zone, you need to enter the following: 
 

PIN code 

 

Alarm Zone 

 

Disarm 

Bypass

 
The unit will shown 

DISARMED

 and a long beep is heard.  The Alarm Zone is now disarmed.  No alarms 

will be raised, and control of any associated door(s) is given back to the card reader(s). 
 
 

4.1 Status 

The final function of the Alarm Keypad is to check the status of a particular Alarm Zone. 
 
In order to query an Alarm Zone, you need to enter the following: 
 

PIN code 

 

Alarm Zone 

 

Status 

Bypass

The LCD screen of the Alarm Keypad will now show the status – armed or disarmed – that that particular 
Alarm Zone for a few seconds. 

 

MNMSC0107_ALARMKEYPAD:  Alarm Keypad Installation and User Manual                                                                8/11 

Summary of Contents for ALARM KEYPAD

Page 1: ...SENSOR ALARM KEYPAD INSTALLATION AND USER MANUAL MNMSC0107_ALARMKEYPAD January 2007 ...

Page 2: ...NG FIRMWARE 3 3 SETTING UP THE SYSTEM 4 3 1 INSTALLING THE RCB 4 3 2 WIRING THE ALARM KEYPAD 4 3 3 SOFTWARE SETUP INITIAL 5 3 4 SOFTWARE SETUP GUARDPOINT PRO 6 4 USING THE SYSTEM 7 4 1 ARMING 7 4 2 DISARMING 8 4 3 STATUS 8 5 ALARM ZONES 9 5 1 LINKING ZONES 9 5 2 MULTIPLE ZONES 9 5 3 SHARED INPUTS 10 APPENDIX A TECHNICAL SUPPORT 11 ...

Page 3: ...f codes that tell the controller how to behave in certain situations In most cases your new controller should already have the latest firmware loaded but there may be cases where you wish to set up an Alarm Keypad on an older panel In order to check the date of the firmware on your controller you will need to start GuardPoint Pro and to make sure you have comms Once the application is communicatin...

Page 4: ...idea to handle the chips as little as possible and if you are installing in an area with high static such as nylon carpets you should touch something metal before handling the chips in order to dissipate any charge that has built up 3 2 Wiring the Alarm Keypad Once the RCB chips and terminal block are installed you need to ensure that everything is correctly wired The wiring configuration for the ...

Page 5: ...lick it or right click it and select Open from the menu The file should now load via the Windows Notepad application You will now need to check for two separate lines in the file These can be found either by press Ctrl F on the keyboard or going to the Edit menu and selecting the option Find You can then type the name into the search box to quickly check through the whole file for it 3 1 Controlle...

Page 6: ...e we are going to use the default WP Always so that the input group will be available whenever required From the menu option Event Handling select Event Handling Program then click New Give the event a name then click on the Alarms tab then on the View Group of Inputs radio button as shown on the left Ensure that a green tick is next to the input group we defined earlier and that the Weekly Progra...

Page 7: ...a number of control buttons there are currently only three distinct functions which can be accessed by authorised users Additional functions are due to be introduced in future versions of the software Before using the system it is worthwhile checking that it has set itself up correctly The LCD panel on the front of the Alarm Keypad should be showing the current date and time on the top line and th...

Page 8: ...e has locked down its door s Since the Alarm Keypad panel is installed inside the building a supervisor must first pass their card at the reader in order to gain access When this pass is detected the Alarm Keypad panel will go into Alarm Delay mode and the red ARM light will begin to flash for the pre defined delay The supervisor now has that time to go to the panel and carry out the disarming pro...

Page 9: ...ple Zones he creation of any Alarm Zone is done first by defining which inputs are to be part of that zone In the t of selected ontrol of multiple zones can be achieved from a single Alarm Keypad panel where multiple alarms and or T box marked Transaction code F2 In the example on the right reader 1 is linked to Alarm Zone 1 Note that whilst an Alarm Zone can have m readers linked to it a reader c...

Page 10: ...l way As a result input 4 of Controller 2 becomes armed d but the shared any situation where Alarm Zones have shared inputs the Alarm Keypad will automatically ignore any g Controller 1 Controller 2 IC1604 marked E Input 2 is wired to an alarm Zone 5 N 2 and C Zone 3 Alarm Panel Two is used to control the inputs of controllers D Zone 4 and E Zone 5 5 In same bus Let s go back to our example of Dom...

Page 11: ... support department Support is available from 08 30 to 17 30 Monday to Friday and we are happy to answer your questions or to guide you through any aspect of your installation Sensor Access Technology Ltd Technical Support Team Sensor House Westergate Road Brighton BN2 4JZ support sensoraccess co uk 44 0 870 890 1154 Manuals Installation Guides Datasheets and Application Notes are available from o...

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