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1. Keypad state LED
2. System state LED
3. Fault LED
4. Arming button
5. Partial arming button
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ess this button to arm the system partially (see the section “How to set operating mode” to
associate the button with one partial arming setting: A or B or C)
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system state check request
7. Disarming button
8. Mounting holes
9. Panic alarm buttons (if enabled)
. Press buttons 1 and 3 at the same time to activate the panic alarm
10. Learn data buttons.
Press buttons # and at the same time to send keypad learning data
11. Mounting holes
12. Tamper switch
13. Battery isolator
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A short beep will sound when the button is pressed to indicate that the button was pressed correctly.
Four beeps in sequence will indicate an error and prompt the user to repeat the operation.
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Green LED on: the system is in test mode.
Green LED blinking: in Test mode, this indicates flat battery.
Orange LED on for 5 seconds: the system is in normal operating mode.
The orange LED blinks for 5 seconds: it indicates flat battery in normal operating mode.
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When it is not used, the keypad goes to sleep mode and all LEDs are off. When a button is pressed, the orange
keypad state LED lights up for five seconds to indicate that the remote keypad is active.
The orange LED switches off after a sequence has been entered correctly or if longer than 5 seconds elapse between
the pressing of two buttons.
If the orange LED switches off before having entered the complete sequence, the previously pressed buttons will be
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