Standard D636 Displays
The D636 features
alphanumeric
, English text displays. These displays
are the Command Center's way of communicating to you various security
system conditions and instructions. Programmed into the Command
Center are standard displays that tell you if the system is armed, which
zones are faulted, which zones need service, and several other displays.
Standard displays appear on the top line of the D636. Any custom text
(
custom text
, or
custom zone text
) programmed specifically for your system,
appears on the second line. If a series of events are taking place, each
is displayed in sequence, giving you a complete disclosure of what is
happening. Below are some of the displays that may appear at the D636
Command Center:
Indicates AC power to the security
system is interrupted. Check the plug-
in transformer and house circuit breaker.
Indicates a zone in alarm, the second
line shows the zone's custom display.
Indicates the security system is armed
and ready to detect intruders.
Indicates that your Command Center is
not communicating with your security
system. Contact your alarm company.
This message is displayed with the armed
status (
PERIMETR DELAY
,
PERIMETR
PARTIAL
, and
ALL SECURE
) during exit
delay.
Indicates a zone is faulted, the second
line shows the zone's custom display.
Indicates only the perimeter protection
is armed with entry/exit delays enabled.
Faulting any perimeter delay zone begins
the entry delay time.
Indicates that only the perimeter
protection is armed with no entry or exit
delay time. Faulting any perimeter zone
causes an instant alarm.
Indicates that only part of the perimeter
protection is armed.
Is displayed when the COMMAND key
is pressed. Pressing a numbered key
after COMMAND will activate the
particular command function of that key.
EXIT NOW
FAULTED ZONE #
(custom zone text)
PERIMETR DELAYED
(custom text)
PERIMETR INSTANT
(custom text)
PERIMETR PARTIAL
(custom text)
SYSTEM COMMAND
(custom text)
ALARM ZONE #
(custom zone text)
ALL SECURE
(custom text)
AC POWER FAILURE
DEVICE COMM ERR