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EKP1

LED KEYPAD

Owner's Manual

Use with

AV9000 & SC800/1600 Series Control panel

IT IS IMPORTANT FOR YOUR SAFETY TO TEST

YOUR SYSTEM AND IT'S COMPONENTS REGULARLY.

P/N 64812816 A PDF 10/24/97

Table of Contents

Operating Instructions ........................................................ 3

System Configuration.......................................................... 3

General Description ............................................................ 3

Special 16 Zone Display Mode ........................................... 6

Disarming And Silencing Your System ............................... 7

Arming your system when Ready Light is lit ...................... 7

Abbreviated Arming ............................................................. 7

Zone Bypass ........................................................................ 8

Zone Bypass on SC1600 of "Two Digit" Zones ................... 8

Bypassing a Group of Zones .............................................. 9

Instant/Delay Mode ............................................................. 9

Arming/Disarming Reports By User.................................. 10

Testing Communicator ...................................................... 10

Testing Your System .......................................................... 10

Setting Chime Mode.......................................................... 11

Fault Condition .................................................................. 12

Emergency Alarm Key Pairs .............................................. 13

Changing/Deleting User Code(s) From The Keypad........ 14

Deleting Secondary User Codes ...................................... 15

Smoke Detector Reset ...................................................... 15

Partitioned Mode ............................................................... 15

Remote Downloader Functions ........................................ 16

Evacuation Plan ................................................................. 17

Limited Warranty................................................................ 18

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Operating Instructions

Features that are indicated by a o refer to options that may or may not apply to your system. Those o

which your installer has marked below with an “x” pertain to your system.

The material in this publication is for information purposes only and is subject to change without notice. Sentrol, Inc., assumes no responsibility for any error which may appear in this publication.

System Configuration

The items below should be marked by your installer at the time of installation defining the options that have been programmed.

Options Programmed oKEYPAIR ALARMS oCHIME ZONES _______ oEXIT TONE ENABLE oABBREVIATED ARMING oKEYPAD FIRE RESET [1&3] oGROUP BYPASS ZONES ______ oPARTITIONED MODE (AV9000) o16 ZONE DISPLAY (SC1600) oOPENING AND CLOSING BY USER

General Description

The EKP1 is a digital arming station that provides full system control and displays full system status from one or more convenient locations. A brief description of the functions of each light is shown in Figure 1. Additionally, built into each EKP1 is a miniature sounding device which, when active, indicates various conditions such as a Pre-Alarm Warning, Fault Condition, Test

Modes of operation, or Door Annunciation.

Your keypad has been designed for the convenience of addi-

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tional user codes. These secondary codes are designed to provide access to a maid or other service persons for whom you want to grant entry.

Arming, disarming, bypassing zones, etc., can be accomplished using any of the codes. In order to change codes from the keypad, use of the primary user code is required. User codes can be changed from the keypad and must have 4 digits.

All features pertaining to the AV9000 also apply to the SC700 control panel. Features pertaining to the SC series panels apply to the SC800 and SC1600 panels only. The SC700 is an

AV9000 PCB housed in a Grade "A" cabinet which meets UL.

Commercial Burglary installation specifications.

IT IS IMPORTANT FOR YOUR SAFETY THAT YOU TEST

YOUR SYSTEM REGULARLY.

Key Pair Alarms

The chart below is duplicated on page 12 but included here for your installer to complete, reflecting the programming of the panel.

Keypad Symbol

Circle

Assigned Function oNot Used o______________

Square oNot Used o______________

Diamond

Triangle oNot Used o______________ oNot Used o______________

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Figure 1

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- Red “ARMED Light” -

ON STEADY - Indicates system is "Armed" or "on"

FLASHING - Indicates "Alarm Memory"

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- Green “READY Light” -

ON STEADY - Indicates system is ready to be armed,

FLASHING - Indicates system "Trouble" or Fault Condition exists

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- Amber “INSTANT Light” - when on indicates that delay zones are in Instant Mode.

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- Red “ZONE Lights” (left column of LEDs)— These lights indicate different conditions depending on the status of the system. Whether the system is armed or disarmed, the lights that are ON indicate violated zones. When the system is "Armed" the lights that are flashing indicate zones that have caused an alarm.

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- Red "Individual Armed Lights" (right column of LEDs) -

These lights indicate the "Armed" status of the individual zones.

A flashing LED indicates zones that have caused an alarm.

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- Red lights in “Fault Analysis” mode indicate nature of fault when on as follows:

"Armed" Zone 1 LED - No AC power

"Armed" Zone 2 LED - Low Battery condition

"Armed" Zone 3 LED - Failure to Communicate

Note: The CP on key “7” stands for change program, the FA on key

“9” stands for fault analysis. The Instant on key “0” stands for instant/delay. The test on key “4” stands for system test. 24 hour zones indicate individual armed status.

Special 16 Zone Display Mode

(Use on the SC1600 only)

When selected, the status of zones 1-8 will be indicated in the

READY column of LEDs and the status of zones 9-16 will be indicated in the the ARMED column of LEDs. The LEDs will appear in the following manner:

LEDs lit and not flashing indicate ARMED zones

LEDs flashing with the ARMED LED are zones in ALARM

LEDs lit and READY LED not lit indicates zones in VIOLATION

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Disarming And Silencing Your System

(when ARMED light is on)

To disarm your system, enter the key sequence as follows:

If you disarm your system, all armed lights are off (any armed lights which stay on indicate 24 hour zones). If you silence the system in ALARM, the ARMED LED and the ZONE LED of the zone in ALARM will blink. This is called ALARM MEMORY and will clear by entering the User Code and [#] key again. The ARMED

ZONE LED for the 24 Hour zones will remain on at all times.

SAFETY RECOMMENDATION: If, when arriving home, the burglar alarm is sounding, contact police from a nearby location. DO NOT

ENTER YOUR RESIDENCE.

Arming your system when Ready Light is lit

When the READY light is on, all zones can be armed by entering your User Code and [#]. If the READY light is not on you must either close the door or window that is open or BYPASS the zone and eliminate it from the system for this ARMING.

Your system is now armed. All armed zone lights are on.

Abbreviated Arming

The allows the system to be armed by using only the first one, two, or three digits of the user code. Once your installer has selected the number of digits for abbreviated arming, user code(s) may be changed without effecting abbreviated arming number of digits.

Note: The full 4 digit user code must be used if bypassing.

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Zone Bypass

If one of the left hand zone lights are on, a door or window is open or a zone is violated. Let us assume that the zone 3 window is open. The light to the left of zone 3 will be on. Entering the User

Code will not arm the system because zone 3 is in a violated condition. Suppose the window is intentionally left open to allow some air circulation and the rest of the zones are to be armed. To bypass a zone, enter your user code, enter the number of the zone to be bypassed (in this case “3”) as follows:

Except for zone 3 all other burglary zones will light. Zone 3 is now deactivated. If the window is closed and opened again, an alarm condition will not result, as this zone will be bypassed until the system is disarmed and rearmed. When the system is disarmed the bypass is removed.

Multiple zones can be bypassed at one time by pressing their zone number before you press enter.

Zone Bypass on SC1600 of "Two Digit" Zones

If "two digit" zone numbers, such as zones 10-16, are to be bypassed the following sequence must be used:

This sequence can be used in conjunction with single zone bypassing. Additional zones can be added to the above sequence by simply adding a [*] & [Two Digit Zone Number] into the string just prior to the [#] key.

Note: A maximum of 3 zones can be bypassed with this sequence.

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Bypassing a Group of Zones

The AV9000 system can have been configured to allow a group of interior zones to be easily bypassed with a simple "Group

Bypass" sequence:

Group Bypassing is normally used to turn the alarm system

"On" while remaining in the protected area.

Two bypass groups are possible on the SC800/1600 control panels and their sequence are as follows:

Group 1 Bypass

Group 2 Bypass

The two bypass groups allow you to select parts of your system that you may want to leave off at certain times and control them separately. As an example, the groups could be used for bedroom windows and interior protection. Both groups can be bypassed by following the [*] [1] with [*] [2] followed by[#].

Instant/Delay Mode

When you leave the premises, your system will normally arm in the Delay Mode. This will delay arming and allow time for you to exit. When entering, the alarm will be delayed to allow time for you to disarm the system. The audible warning device will sound during the entrance delay to remind you to disarm the system.

The Instant Mode is primarily used in residences. The key sequence is as follows:

If zone(s) are to be bypassed in conjunction with entering the

Instant mode or if group bypassing is desired, simply enter the zone number(s) or the [* 1] prior to the [*] key.

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Arming/Disarming Reports By User

The Arming and Disarming by user code identifies the user who disarms and arms the system. This is accomplished by assigning an individual user code to each of the eight possible users.

The primary user code is always reported as user "1". Seven additional secondary user codes report as users "2-8". Select secondary codes as shown in “Changing Code(s) From the

Keypad” Section.

Testing Communicator

Your installer should instruct you on how and when to test your system. Central monitoring stations have different procedures for testing the communicator. Your installer should be familiar with this procedure.

Testing Your System

The system should be tested weekly. The local system can be tested to verify that the system components are functioning properly by using the following sequence:

To start the Test mode

This final sequence must be entered in order to return the system to Normal mode.

During the test each door contact, motion detector, etc. should be violated. This will initiate a short blast from the siren output.

The Entry/Exit delays are shortened to 4 seconds during the test.

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Setting Chime Mode

Your installer may have designated certain burglary zones to briefly activate the mini-sounder contained in each keypad.

These zones typically ennunciate that a door has been opened or closed while the panel is in the disarmed mode.

The Chime feature is activated on the AV9000 control panels using the key sequence:

Enter the sequence again to turn the feature "Off".

The Chime feature is activated or switched "ON" on the SC800/

1600 control panels using the key sequence:

AAAA [ * ] [ 3 ] [ 0 ] [ # ]

The Chime feature is deactivated or switched "OFF" on the

SC800/1600 control panels using the key sequence:

AAAA [ * ] [ 3 ] [ 1 ] [ # ]

Note: The AAAA code above represents "ANY" user code.

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Fault Condition

A Fault Condition could, if unheeded, potentially render your system inactive. If such a fault should occur it will be indicated by a flashing green “READY” light and an audible warning tone at the keypad. To identify the nature of the Fault Condition, activate the following sequence:

This will also silence the audible warning. Fault conditions will show by flashing the appropriate zone LED (see following chart).

Discuss with your installer what action to take if a problem should occur. If a trouble condition occurs on a fire zone, call your installer for service. An important part of your system is out of order.

The Table below shows the LCD keypad messages and the LED

Zone numbers 1-3 for each of the Fault Conditions:

Green READY LED Flashing Indicates That a Trouble Condition Exists

LED Indication

Zone #1 AC

Problem

Indicates the AC power to your alarm system has been disrupted.

Zone #2 BATT

Zone #3 FC

Indicates a low battery condition

Indicates a communication failure with Central

Station.

The Zone in Trouble will show constantly if the Trouble condition is Fire or Burglary. The keypad will display the zone in Trouble.

IT IS IMPORTANT FOR YOUR SAFETY THAT YOU HAVE YOUR

INSTALLER CORRECT ANY FAULTS AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.

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Emergency Alarm Key Pairs

There are four special emergency codes that can be initiated at the keypad. THESE EMERGENCY ALARM KEY PAIRS MUST

BE PRESSED SIMULTANEOUSLY. The special keypad key pair combinations were designed to help mimizime false alarms and are marked with a circle, square, diamond, or triangle.

Consult with your installer/dealer as to which one(s) of these are used, if any, and which combination initiates which alarm. The special symbols on the keypair rows are to help you identify which keys to press in case of an emergency situation.

Keypad Symbol

Circle

Assigned Function oNot Used o______________

Square oNot Used o______________

Diamond

Triangle oNot Used o______________ oNot Used o______________

Note: If User Code Tamper has been selected in the EKP1 keypad programming the [7 & 9] keypair will not function.

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Changing/Deleting User Code(s) From The

Keypad

The alarm controls covered by this manual have the following number of user codes:

AV9000

SC800

SC1600

8 User codes

16 User Codes

32 User Codes

To create/change the user codes on the AV9000 panels enter:

[User #1 Code] [*] [7] [*] [nn] [*] [CCCC] [#] where CCCC is the new code for the user number “nn”. User #1 of the AV9000 is the only user code capable of changing user codes. If the system is in a trouble condition, the EKP1 will enter the fault analysis mode for approximately 5 seconds after the code change programming sequence is finished, and then returns to normal operation.

In the SC800 and SC1600 systems your user code must be programmed by the installer to have the authority to change codes using the following sequence:

[Any Qualified User Code] [*] [7] [*] [nn] [*] [CCCC] [#]

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Deleting Secondary User Codes

It may become necessary to delete a secondary user code.

For user codes on the AV9000 systems only user #1 can delete secondary user codes using the following sequence:

[User #1 Code] [*] [7] [*] [nn] [#]

For user codes on the SC800/1600 systems:

[Any Qualified User Code] [*] [7] [*] [nn] [#]

Where [nn] = User number who's code is to be deleted.

Smoke Detector Reset

Professional quality smoke detectors are designed to latch into alarm condition and must be manually reset. Your control panel can be programmed to reset the device after an alarm condition by simultaneously pressing the "1" + "3" keys on the keypad.

Partitioned Mode

Your installer/dealer may have assigned specific zone(s) for you.

Other users may share the same alarm system. There is very little interaction between users, and arming and bypassing zones can be done without interfering with other users. Entering the User

Code and then pressing [ # ] will arm or disarm all of your zones.

As before, in case of an alarm condition, enter your User Code plus Enter. This will shut the alarm off.

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(AV9000 / SC700 panels only)

When partitioned mode is used, user codes 1-4 control panel zones 1-4 and user codes 5-8 control zones 5-8.

Remote Downloader Functions

(AV9000 and SC800/1600 PANELS)

The panel can be programmed over the phone line using a computer. There are times when you may be instructed by the

Monitoring Center to use one of these special commands for that purpose.

These functions should only be used when instructed by personnel at either the Monitoring Center or Installation

Company.

Call the "ScanPro" Downloader Software

The panel will call the Computer, by entering:

[ Any User Code ] [ * ] [ 6 ][ 5 ] [ # ]

Answer the "ScanPro" Downloader

The panel may be programmed not to answer the telephone.

Force the panel to answer the call by entering:

[ Any User Code ] [ * ] [ 6 ][ 6 ] [ # ]

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Evacuation Plan

The National Fire Protection Agency recommends the following guidelines to be prepared for an actual fire.

1. Draw a floor plan of the building marking all doors and windows.

2. Evaluate all possible escape routes from building, trying each route.

3. Select two (2) escape routes from each room.

4. Second floor rooms should have a rope ladder that reaches the ground.

5. Draw a sketch of the escape route and familiarize everyone in the home with it.

6. Select a meeting place outside where everyone is to report.

7. Practice the escape plan with everyone in household.

8. Advise the local fire department that a fire alarm system is installed.

FOR MORE INFORMATION WRITE:

NFPA

1 Battery March Park

Quincy, MA 02269

APPROVAL OF FIRE AUTHORITY DOES NOT INCLUDE

BURGLAR INSTALLATION OR EQUIPMENT.

FOR TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PLEASE CONTACT YOUR

INSTALLER/DEALER

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WARRANTY AND LIABILITY LIMITATIONS AND DISCLAIMER

LIMITED WARRANTY

Sentrol, Inc., warrants to the purchaser that under normal use and service, its products will be free from defects in material and workmanship as follows: Control Panels and accessories - 24 months from date of manufacture; Sensors and accessories - 60 months from date of manufacture.

Sentrol, Inc.’s warranty obligation is limited to repairing or replacing (at Sentrol,Inc.’s sole option) equipment which has been, during the warranty period and not more than thirty 30 days after discovery, reported to Sentrol, Inc., as defective in material or workmanship and is so found to be by Sentrol, Inc., upon inspection. For the purposes of this Warranty, Purchaser refers to wholesale purchaser, installer and retail purchaser. Retail purchaser must, however, in the case of defect, contact the person or entity who installed and maintains the product who in turn should contact

Sentrol, Inc., in accordance with the terms of this Limited Warranty.

Examination and repair or replacement of such equipment will be performed at Sentrol, Inc's facilities located in Hickory, North Carolina, with no charge to purchaser for service time expended, except as otherwise stated in this Warranty Limitations and Disclaimer. Equipment to be examined, replaced or repaired at Sentrol Inc.’s facilities must be returned to Sentrol, Inc., by purchaser within the warranty period, insurance and transportation charges prepaid. Prior to the return of the equipment, wholesale purchasers or installers shall obtain a return authorization number from Sentrol, Inc.’s Customer Service Department. Retail purchasers are to contact the person or entity who installed and maintains the product. Under no circumstance Sentrol, Inc., will be responsible for expenses or labor incurred in removing and reinstalling its products from the retail purchaser’s location. If examined equipment is found not to be defective or is not for some other reason within the warranty coverage, Sentrol, Inc.’s service time expended will be charged to purchaser.

Purchaser shall be responsible for all maintenance, service, replacing expendable parts, making minor adjustments and performing operating checks, all in accordance with procedures outlined in

Sentrol, Inc.’s operation manual. This Warranty shall not apply to any product failure that results from purchaser’s failure to properly maintain, service, adjust, inspect and test the product in accordance with Sentrol, Inc.’s operation manual.

WARRANTY LIMITATION AND EXCLUSION

The repair or replacement of any product under this Warranty Limitation and Disclaimer shall in no event extend the term of the warranty beyond the original term set forth herein.

Sentrol, Inc., will have no further warranty obligation under this agreement if the equipment is subject to tampering, abuse, misuse, electronic disruption, negligence, accident, flood, fire, acts of

God, improper installation, application or programming, improper maintenance or repair, alteration, repair or installation by an unauthorized installer or repair facility, improper storage, transportation or handling, or if purchaser fails to perform any of the procedures set forth in the manual, and/or instruction sheet; specifically, the equipment must have been installed in accordance with the instructions and operated in accordance with the instructions. In particular, the unit must be programmed for regular test and the tests must be conducted on a regular basis, but no less often than once per week.

This Warranty does not apply to components or parts manufactured by any person or entity other than Sentrol, Inc.

Any repair or replacement of product within this Warranty must be performed by Sentrol, Inc.

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DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTIES

THE WARRANTY PRINTED ABOVE IS THE ONLY WARRANTY APPLICABLE TO THIS

PURCHASE. ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT

LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A

PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED.

NO OTHER PERSON OR ENTITY HAS BEEN AUTHORIZED BY SENTROL, INC., TO MODIFY

OR CHANGE THE TERMS OF THIS WARRANTY. ANY AFFIRMATION OF FACT OR PROMISE

MADE TO THE PURCHASER WHICH RELATES TO THE GOODS SOLD UNDER THIS

AGREEMENT SHALL NOT BE REGARDED AS A PART OF THE BASIS OF THE BARGAIN AND

SHALL NOT BE DEEMED TO CREATE AN EXPRESS WARRANTY THAT THE GOODS SHALL

CONFORM TO THE AFFIRMATION OR PROMISE. ANY DESCRIPTION OF THE GOODS

SOLD UNDER THIS AGREEMENT SHALL NOT BE REGARDED AS A PART OF THE BASIS OF

THE BARGAIN AND SHALL NOT BE DEEMED TO CREATE AN EXPRESS WARRANTY THAT

SUCH GOODS SHALL CONFORM TO THE DESCRIPTION.

SENTROL, INC., DOES NOT WARRANT THAT THE PRODUCT WILL MEET OR COMPLY WITH

THE REQUIREMENTS OF ANY SAFETY CODE REGULATION, STATUTE OR ORDINANCE OF

ANY STATE, MUNICIPALITY OR OTHER JURISDICTION.

LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

SENTROL, INC., DOES NOT, BY WAY OF THIS LIMITED WARRANTY OR IN ANY OTHER

MANNER, WARRANT OR GUARANTEE THAT THIS PRODUCT WILL PREVENT PERSONAL

INJURY OR PROPERTY LOSS. PURCHASER SHOULD TAKE ALL REASONABLE AND

AVAILABLE PRECAUTIONS IN PROTECTING HIS OR HER SAFETY. IT IS UNDERSTOOD AND

AGREED THAT SENTROL, INC'S LIABILITY WHETHER IN CONTRACT, IN TORT, UNDER ANY

WARRANTY, IN NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE, SHALL NOT EXCEED THE RETURN OF THE

AMOUNT OF THE PURCHASE PRICE PAID BY PURCHASER AND UNDER NO CIRCUM-

STANCES SHALL SENTROL, INC., BE LIABLE FOR SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL

DAMAGES. THE PRICE STATED FOR THE EQUIPMENT IS A CONSIDERATION IN LIMITING

SENTROL, INC.’S LIABILITY. NO ACTION, REGARDLESS OF FORM, ARISING UNDER THIS

WARRANTY MAY BE BROUGHT BY PURCHASER MORE THAN ONE (1) YEAR AFTER THE

CAUSE OF ACTION HAS ACCRUED.

This Limited Warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state. Some states do not allow limitation on how long an implied warranty will last or the limitation or exclusion of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitations or exclusion may not apply to you, if not allowed by law.

Should purchaser have any questions with regards to this Warranty and Liability Limitations and

Disclaimer they should contact:

SENTROL, INC

1510 Tate Boulevard

Hickory, North Carolina 28601

1-800-800-2626

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