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The ARM indicator will also flash if there is an Alert condition, i.e. the
Entry Door has been opened and the entry delay is in operation, waiting
for a valid code on the keypad.
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The most recent alarm activated is displayed on the KP04 LCD
AC Indicator
The red AC LED (Light Emitting Diode) indicator is Off if the system is
connected to mains power.
The AC LED indicator is On Steady if mains power is off due to a power
failure.
The AC LED indicator is flashing if the standby battery is low. This may
happen if the mains power has been off for a few hours. When power
returns, the battery will be recharged, but if the Low Battery indication
persists after 8 hours, contact your installer.
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Low Battery or Power Failure is displayed on the KP04 LCD
MSG Indicator
The red MSG LED (Light Emitting Diode) indicator is ON if there is a new
message recorded from an incoming caller or from the keypad F4 button.
Press the # key (no code required) to hear who the message is for. To
hear the message, enter the user code and # key on the keypad.
MIC Indicator
The red MIC LED (Light Emitting Diode) indicator is ON if the system is in
Intercom Mode, either with the Door Station or an internal or external
phone.
One-Touch Buttons
If Messages Indicator is steady or blinking, press # to find out
who has new messages. However, if # is pressed while Comfort
is doing a dialout, a long beep tone is heard. Try again in a
minute.
If # is pressed during arming while open zones are announced,
the system will be force-armed, automatically bypassing open
zones (provided Force Arm option is enabled). If # is pressed
when the telephone is ringing, Comfort answers the phone
immediately.
Arm to Day Mode during the day or at night to protect only doors
and windows, allowing movement in interior zones.
Arm to NIGHT Mode when going to bed. All zones are protected
except for selected zones where movement is allowed
Arm to AWAY Mode - when all occupants are away from the
premises
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