Key [9]:
RESET
Resets
any sounder indication, ac power-loss indication, Day-Zone indication, Fault-Find Mode,
or may be programmed to reset the Fire Zone. After an alarm occurs and the system is disarmed,
the
numerical display will still indicate which non-24-Hour Zone(s) caused the alarm. Use Key
[9] to clear the display. (To perform this function, hold down Key [9] until sounder beeps.)
Key [B]: BYPASS/ALARM HISTORY
NOTE: Pressed momentarily, manually bypasss (bypasses) a zone or zones. Refer to Arming
With A Zone In Trouble
(page 8) for more information.
ALARM HISTORY. This will flash the red ARMED light to indicate the last alarm condition.
The numerical display will indicate the zones violated. History is not lost when the system is
rearmed; the previous alarm history will remain in alarm memory until automatically reset by a
new alarm condition. To perform this function, hold down Key [B] until the sounder beeps, then
continue to hold it down until all information has been displayed.
KEYS [*] and [#]: PANIC BUTTONS
Momentarily pressing these keys will activate the Panic Zone. Refer to Panic Zone on page 10
for more information.
SELECTING ANDPROGRAMMINGYOUR CODES
User (Arm/Disarm) Codes
You can choose up to 5 different four-digit codes that will allow you to arm and disarm your
system. Any of these codes can easily be changed or removed should it become necessary in the
future to deny a user access to the premises. Your security system cannot be disarmed by
unauthorized persons. It will respond only when a code of your choosing is entered through the
keypad.
Service Code
Your alarm specialist may have programmed User 5’s code as a Service Code, a temporary code
intended for occasional use only, thus allowing guests, babysitters, service employees, etc.
limited access to the control pane!. When no longer needed, the code is disabled.
The Service Code is controlled by User 1. Whenever User 1 enters his code, the Service Code is
disabled. To enable, merely arm using the Service Code. (The Service Code can always be used
to arm and, in fact, can be programmed as an arm-only code by your alarm specialist.)
Operation is similar to that of a regular Arm/Disarm Code. When active, it may be used to
disarm, unless the panel was armed by User 1.
Selecting Your Codes
After your alarm specialist installs your system, he will give you a “User Program Code” and
show you how to program your User Codes. For optimum security, do not select obvious com-
binations, such as consecutive numbers, your street or telephone number, birth date, etc., for
your personal code.
1. Hold down Key [8] until the sounder beeps. This puts the system into its User Program
mode.
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