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‘0’ + ‘2’ erases the short history only (‘0’ + ‘4’ erases both ‘histories’ - short and detailed.)
When the user attempts to ARM the panel, but the short history is still in memory, he gets a warning
on the display: ‘
‘ then ‘h’ (three horizontal lines and 'h')
Arming the panel by key erases the short history, thus enabling the arming (for the panels with
defective keypad!)
Points to Remember
While the LEDs are OFF the keypad is shut down! (During power failure, three LEDs will blink, but
go off if keypad is touched).
During the ALARM TIME and EXIT DELAY, the keypad is active. Entering the user code will
DISARM the system.
For control panels with communicator and AMBUSH feature enabled (forced opening - requires
programming): Regardless of keypad status, entering the ‘reversed’ user code will DISARM the
system and send the event (forced opening) to the central station.
Door Access code
If code 7 is used to activate ‘SLO output for door opening,’ typing code 7 will activate the SLO
output, but will not ‘wake up’ the keypad.
Typing six erroneous codes will lock the keypad keys for 30 seconds (this is not a new feature!).
When keypad is locked, entries are not acknowledged.
1.4
Sounder
The Keypad sounder enhances the use of system operation and acts as a local alarm device
(programmed by default). The sounder emits sounds as described:
OPERATION
SOUNDER RESPONSE
Pressing any key
Short confirmation beep
Hold-down functions
Long confirmation beep
Faulty programming input
Long beep (+ ‘E’ display)
Delayed Zone triggering
3 long beeps
Exit delay starting (if programmed)
Warning beeps until the delay is over
Completion of Arm/Disarm and
programming code
One long confirmation beep
Programming Telephone numbers
Two confirmation beeps
Completion of programming address
Two confirmation beeps
Pressing ‘Code 7’ for driving door
opening
Seven confirmation beeps
