Basic System Operation
Keypads and Keyfobs are used to
control your system. Keypads allow
complete system control while
Keyfobs allow limited or basic system
control. The following describes the
Keypad and Keyfob button functions.
Note:
The keypad display goes blank after
30 seconds of no activity. Press any key to
wake it up, then enter your code, etc.
2
ABC
3
DEF
1
1
2
4
GHI
5
JKL
6
MNO
7
PQRS
8
TUV
9
WXYZ
0
@
M
m
YES
ESC
NO
CLR
1
1
—arms system to Special Mode 1.
Left Arrow
—move backward
through menus/choices.
1 - 9, 0
—use for entering access
codes and other numerical
information.
M
m
M/m
—change between uppercase and
lowercase characters for text entries.
Keypad Button Functions
@
@
—use for special text
and punctuation entries.
2
2
—arms system to 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 programmed.
OFF
—disarms system.
2
2
—arms system to Special Mode 2
or silent panic.
Arming modes let you select how much
of your system is turned on or armed.
There are two basic arming modes:
•
Full Arming—arms all perimeter
and interior intrusion/ burglary
protection areas.
•
Perimeter Arming—arms only
perimeter intrusion/burglary
protection areas to allow normal
activity inside the premises.
•
Special Modes 1, 2—arm specific
areas based on programming by
your installer.
ON
OFF
1
2
6
Arming Modes
Note: to activate panic alarms
press and hold button 1 or 2.
