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Creating Schedules

Schedules allow you to control when  
a specific access code can be used to 
arm and disarm the system. A schedule 
consists of a day, beginning time, and 
ending time that the specific access code 
can be used. Up to five schedules can be 
programmed for each access code.

Use the tables on page 16-17 to fill in the 
necessary schedule information for each 
code. Enter this information using the 
procedure below.

1.  

Set the system to Level 2 or 3.

2.

 Press the left or right arrow button  

    until the display shows BADGES   
    ACCESS CODES, then press YES.  
    The display shows BADGE OR CODE.

3.

 Enter the appropriate Level 2 or 3  

    access code, then press 

YES

. The  

    display shows ENTER A  
    BADGE/CODE

4. 

Press the right arrow button once.  

    The display shows  BADGES/CODES  
    CONFIGURATION.

5.

 Press 

YES

. The display shows the  

    first access code.

6.

 Press the left or right arrow button  

    until the desired code is displayed,  
    then press 

YES

. The display shows  

    MODIF NAME BADGE/CODE.

7.

  Press the right arrow button twice.  

    The display shows SCHEDULE    
    AUTHORIZED.

8.

 Press 

YES

. The display shows    

    SELECT/MODIFY SCHEDULES.

 
 
 
 

9.

 Press the right arrow button once. 

    The display shows ENTER A NEW  
    SCHEDULE.

10.

 Press 

YES

. The display shows  

      BEGIN SCHEDUL 1 Mon.

11.

 Press either arrow button until the  

    desired weekday appears, then press  
   

YES

. The display shows BEGIN    

     SCHEDUL 1 Day= 00:00.

12.

 Press either arrow button until the  

      desired hour appears, then press  
      

YES

. The display does not change.

13.

 Press either arrow button until  

      the desired minutes appear, then  
      press 

YES

. The display shows END  

      SCHEDUL 1 MON.

14.

 Press either arrow button until the  

      desired day appears, then press  
      

YES

.

15.

 Press YES. The display shows  

      END SCHEDUL 1 Day= 00:00.

16.

 Press either arrow button until the  

      desired hour appears, then press  
      

YES

.

17.

 Press either arrow button until the  

      desired minutes appear, then press  
      

YES

. The display shows SCHEDULE  

      ENTERED!, then returns to ENTER  
      A NEW SCHEDULE.

18. 

Repeat steps 10 - 17 for additional  

      schedule programming.

V i d e of i e d S e c u r i t y Sys te m O wn e r s M a n u a l

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Summary of Contents for VIA-Pro

Page 1: ...Owners Manual Manufactured by RSIalarm Document No 2012 June 2007 VIA Pro Security System ...

Page 2: ...g Home 8 Disarming after Overnight Arming 9 Using Your System for an Emergency 9 Activating an Alarm in an Emergency 9 Special Arming Modes 10 Arming the System Using Special Arming Modes 10 Voice and Email Alarm Messages 10 Receiving Voice Alarm Messages by Phone 10 Receiving Alarm Messages by Email 10 Advanced System Operation 11 Access Levels and System Menus 11 Access Levels and System Functio...

Page 3: ...rcuits or other hazardous conditions If telephone service is interrupted or disconnected Telephone lines are also vulnerable to compromise by several means Having an alarm system may make you eligible for reduced insurance premiums However security systems are no substitute for insurance Security systems cannot compensate you for loss of life or property Your Privacy RSIalarm security systems use ...

Page 4: ...as detect persons moving within their field of view activating a built in camera that captures a 10 second digital video clip for verification Some models have a pet immunity feature that allows roaming pets weighing up to 40 lbs 18 kg Control Panel monitors all compo nents in the system activates sirens and notifies you and the central monitoring station of alarms Keypads wall mounted devices tha...

Page 5: ...ior and exterior sirens Keypads display the detector s in alarm The control panel reports the alarm to the central monitoring station identifying the detector s that triggered the alarm If programmed by your installer you also receive voice notification by phone at your office cabin on your cellular etc and or by an Email message If the alarm was caused by a motion activated camera the control pan...

Page 6: ...you arrive home and hear sirens or see signs of forced entry broken windows damaged doors etc do not enter the premises An intruder may be inside Call for help from a cell phone or other location and wait for authorities to arrive If you enter the premises and discover there was an alarm leave immediately Call for help from a cell phone or other location and wait for authorities to arrive Fire Ala...

Page 7: ...tem before the entry delay time expires Exiting or entering through a door without a delay Preventing Accidental Alarms The following guidelines describe good habits to help prevent accidental alarms Make sure each system user is familiar with the location of all system components and understands how they operate Pay close attention to siren status beeps indicator lights and messages on keypad dis...

Page 8: ... Special Mode 2 House arms perimeter protection only Right Arrow move forward through menus choices CLR CLR clear numerical text entries ESC NO ESC NO back out of a menu or skip to the next one YES YES proceed with the prompted action or accept the displayed entry setting Keyfob Button Functions ON Full arming 1 1 arms system to Special Mode 1 or audible panic even if Special Mode 1 is not program...

Page 9: ...s means the identified sensor s will not trigger an alarm during this arming period If you do not make a choice after three minutes the system automatically bypasses the identified sensor s for this arming period and arms the rest of the system Perimeter Arming Mode Arming to this mode provides protection for the perimeter doors and windows only This allows persons to stay inside the premises and ...

Page 10: ...ry exit delay door enter Access Code YES If staying enter Access Code YES The Keypad responds by displaying ARMING THE SYSTEM the LED flashes once every two seconds and a beep sounds every second indicating the exit delay has started and the system is arming 3 The display then shows DETECTION identifies the activated device s then changes to ESC REJECT EQUIP YES TRY AGAIN 4 Press ESC NO The system...

Page 11: ...he OFF button The Keypad shows the date time display and DISARMED Using Your System for an Emergency You can manually activate a panic alarm anytime the need occurs whether the system is armed or disarmed For example if someone experiences a medical condition or an injury it is best to activate the alarm and get trained professional help to your location You can even have your installation dealer ...

Page 12: ...u are away you can receive the alarm message by phone or Email Phone messages are in the form of a digital voice that identify the date time of the alarm the type of alarm and the device that caused the alarm Email messages contain this same informa tion and may also include a video file that you can view This section describes how you receive alarm messages by phone and Email Receiving Voice Alar...

Page 13: ...utton until the desired main menu appearing in bold type is displayed then press YES to proceed Advanced System Operation Maintenance available in Levels 2 and 3 allows access to the submenus below for system servicing Modifying Date Time Maintenance Replace Battery Detection Test Detectors Equipment Localizing locate identify detectors Audio Test Equipment Select Faulty Equipment Event Log availa...

Page 14: ...d and keep track of system access codes Access codes must be 4 to 6 digits given a name and assigned to an access level that determines their abilities or restrictions The differences between access levels are described below Level 1 Arm and Disarm only Level 2 Arm Disarm Maintenance Events Log Badges Access Codes and Alarm Parameters menus Level 3 same as Level 2 Level 4 Configuration Maintenance...

Page 15: ...button once The display shows BADGES CODES CONFIGURATION 5 Press YES The display shows the first programmed access code 6 Press either arrow button until the desired code appears then press YES The display shows MODIF NAME BADGE CODE 7 Press the right arrow button once The display shows ACCESS LEVEL 3 8 Press YES The display shows ACCESS LEVEL LEVEL 3 9 Press either arrow button until the desired ...

Page 16: ...8 Press YES The display shows SPECIAL MODE 1 ENABLED 9 Press either arrow button until the desired mode appears then press YES The display shows ENABLED 10 Press either arrow button once The display changes to DISABLED 11 Press YES The display shows the new alarm arming mode setting without the colon 12 Repeat steps 6 11 for other code restriction changes Deleting Access Codes Delete access codes ...

Page 17: ... press YES The display shows MODIF NAME BADGE CODE 7 Press the right arrow button twice The display shows SCHEDULE AUTHORIZED 8 Press YES The display shows SELECT MODIFY SCHEDULES 9 Press the right arrow button once The display shows ENTER A NEW SCHEDULE 10 Press YES The display shows BEGIN SCHEDUL 1 Mon 11 Press either arrow button until the desired weekday appears then press YES The display show...

Page 18: ...Code No Schedule No Day Start Time End Time 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 Advanced System Operation 16 ...

Page 19: ...Code No Schedule No Day Start Time End Time 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 Videofied Security System Owners Manual 17 ...

Page 20: ... as an Email Viewing by Keypad This method lets you view the most recent events 1 Set the system to Level 2 or 3 2 Press either arrow button until the display shows EVENTS LOG 3 Press Yes The display shows SELECT LAST EVENTS 4 Press Yes The last or most recent event is displayed 5 Press the left arrow button to view previous events 6 When finished simply stop pressing buttons The display returns t...

Page 21: ...uipment DisplayFaulty Devices Modify Date Time FunctionalTest Devices Select LastEvents SendLog FileByEmail ExternalMode ExternalMode BadgeorCode Enter ABadge Code Badge Code Configuration CodeList ModifyName Badge Code AccessLevel Schedule Authorized Select Modify Schedules EnterANew Schedule Zones Disarmed AlarmModes Allowed SpecialMode1 Special Mode 2 AlarmCalls VideomailAlarm PanicButton Enabl...

Page 22: ...his menu lets you view and send via Email a list of all system activity and events Badges Access Codes available in Levels 2 3 and 4 only with a valid Level 2 3 or 4 access code This menu and the submenus listed below let you add modify assign access levels to and or delete system access codes Schedules can also be created and assigned to codes as needed Recording A Badge Code Badges Codes Configu...

Page 23: ...lug is provided with this product It is designed to be connected to a compliant modular jack See the Installation Manual for details Alarm dialing equipment must be able to seize the telephone line and place a call in an emergency situation It must be able to do this even if other equipment telephone answering machine computer modem etc already has the telephone line in use To do so alarm dialing ...

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