User Guide
INS046-8
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User Guide
Setting the System
If any zones are left open (e.g. a door ajar) or are ‘in fault’ the display
will illuminate the zone light of these zones and sound a repeating series
of bleeps corresponding to the zone number (i.e. Zone 1 bleeps once,
Zone 2 bleeps twice, etc.). If more than one zone is open the bleeps will
correspond to the highest zone number (i.e. if Zone 2 and Zone 6 are
open the control panel will bleep 6 times).
While one or more zones are open the exit timer is suspended. Open
zones that will be closed during exit (e.g. exit zones, like the front door)
may be disregarded. Other open zones should be closed. The exit tone
and exit timer will resume when all zones are closed. If it is necessary to
leave a zone open then it must be omitted (see “To OMIT Zones During
Setting” below). If an open zone cannot be closed then it may be ‘in
fault’. If the fault cannot be corrected contact your alarm company.
Your Installer can program the system so that it can be set using the
"
or
'
keys without the need to first enter a User code.
To FULL Set the System
Ensure all zones are closed
(e.g. windows and doors).
Enter your 4
digit code
!!!!
. The Unset light will flash.
Press
"
. The exit
tone will sound.
Leave the premises
. When the system has set the exit
tone will stop.
To PART Set the System
Ensure all zones in the intended Part Set area are closed. Enter
your 4 digit code
!!!!
. The Unset light will flash.
Press the
number of the required Part Set Suite
#
,
$
,
%
or
&
.
Press
'
.
The quiet exit tone will sound.
Leave the protected area.
When the
system has set the exit tone will stop.
1.
If Part Set Suite 1 is desired then it is NOT necessary to press
#
before pressing
'
.
2.
After entering your code the Unset light will flash indicating the
control panel is ready to accept a command (e.g.
"
or
'
). If no valid command is entered the system will revert to
unset after 16 seconds.
3.
Excluded zones (whether from part set or manual omit) that are
closed will flash during the exit period.
!
!
