INSTALLATION
Note:
For operation of keypad controls and indicators, refer to User’s Guide (01135).
Mounting.
Choose mounting location accessible to (a) continuously-powered ac source, (b)
cold-water-pipe ground ideally no further away than 10 feet, and (c)
telephone
lines (keep
telephone wiring away from speaker wires). Remove knockouts for cables. Place control panel
at convenient viewing height. The chassis may be used as a template to mark the mounting
holes. It will accommodate a variety of mounting screw sizes;
#10
Type A screws are
recommended.
A keypad should be placed near the exit/entry door. If another keypad is to be located at
control panel, remove the knockout in the control-panel door. If a keypad is not mounted in
the front door, affix the self-adhesive logo onto the keypad knockout. The front door is secured
by means of the three Phillips-head sheet metal screws supplied.
Grounding.
Connect control-panel grounding screw to metal cold water pipe.
Do not
use gas
pipe, plastic pipe or ac ground connections. Use at least 16-gauge wire. Make run as short and
direct as possible, with no sharp bends in wire.
Power-Up Sequence .
(1) Connect ac power. (2) Install backup battery (required). (3) Connect
telephone cord to RJ31X jack.
AC-Failure Indication. Loss
of ac power is indicated by all LEDs flashing simultaneously.
Holding down Key
[9]
(until beep) will temporarily reset LEDs to check zone status and to
arm system.
Arming
&
Disarming System.
When any Arm/Disarm Code is entered, Armed LED will
either come on (control panel armed) or go off (control panel disarmed). If a wrong code is
entered, system will fail to respond.
Wait at least 2
seconds
before trying again.
Keypad Panic .
Tripped by simultaneously pressing Keys [*] and
[#].
Testing The System .
After installation is completed, test system as follows:
(1) Call central station to inform them of test. (2) Initiate an alarm, preferably on a zone that
activates a steady siren. (3) Verify proper signalling, and call central station to confirm their
receipt of a good transmission.
PROGRAMMING
NOTE:
Instructions for User Keypad Programming are given in the User’s Guide (01135).
Default Program. The
following default program is factory installed. It is the installer’s
responsibility to change, add, and/or delete features, in accordance with these programming
instructions to customize the system to suit the application and conform to local codes.
Arm/Disarm Code 1:
1,2,3,4
Entry Delay:
20
seconds
Exit Delay:
20
seconds
Auto-Bypass: Zones l-6
Selective Bypass: Zones l-4
Group Bypass: Zones
2,3
24-Hour
Protection: Zone 5
Auto-Reset: Zones l-6
Line-Seizure
Time*:
2 seconds
Alarm Output: Zones l-6
Anti-Jam Time*: 15 seconds
Output Time-Out: 10 minutes
Pulsing Output: Zone 6
Redial Delay Time*: 4 seconds
Wait for Handshake*: 35 seconds
50mS Loop Response: Zone 5
Redial Attempts*: 9
Enable Keypad Panic on Zone 5
Auto-Reset After Output 1 Timeout
*Must be programmed for communication
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