8
V8-U-TXT.PM6 : Issue I , Revision I : October 1997
THE CHALLENGER CONSOLE
The Keypad
The Challenger
keypad consists of numeric keys -
0
to
9
, and operational keys -
MENU *, ENTER, NEXT, CLEAR, ON
,
and
OFF.
Not all keys are available on all arming stations.
0
-
9
~ The numeric keys are used primarily as numbers but can be used for text when programming user names.
For further information on using the keypad for text -
Refer to
: Menu Option 14 - Program Users.
ON
~ Used after entering your PIN to tell the system that you are turning the after hours security on.
OFF
~ Used after entering your PIN to tell the system that you are turning the after hours security off.
ENTER
~ Enter key - this key is always used when information is to be processed (similar to the Enter key on a
computer).
~ Scroll forwards in the menu.
MENU *
~ Bring up the menu login prompt.
~ Backspace to correct an error when you are keying information on the keypad.
~ Scroll backwards in the menu.
(some arming stations may only have the * without the word menu)
NEXT
~ Display the next items in a list.
~ Update the information shown. ie. show the most recent status.
(available on some arming stations only)
CLEAR
~ Exit the current function or operation and return to alarm control prompt.
(available on some arming stations only)
Note:
?
In the User Guide, this symbol indicates a numeric or alpha value to be recorded. eg. a number for a
specific input, area, PIN etc.
www.msealarms.com.au