Hamilton New Style

 ABOUT YOUR ALARM
SYSTEM
(page 2)
ARMING / DISARMING +
PARTITIONING
(page 3-5)
GROUP ARMING /
DISARMING
(page 6-8)
FORCE ARMING
(page 9)
ABORTING ALARMS
(page 9)
ZONE SCANNING
(page 10)
TROUBLE SCANNING
(page 10)
ZONE BYPASSING
(page 11)
SENSOR RESET
(page 11)
HISTORY VIEWING
(page 12-14)
VIEW PARTITION STATUS
(page 14)
MONITOR MODE
(page 15)
WALK TEST
(page 15)
SYSTEM PROGRAMMING:
(page 16)
PINs (page 17)
Time / Date (page 18)
Schedules (pages 18 - 20)
Extend Close Time (page 21)
Duress PIN (page 21)
Auto Monitor (page 22)
Holiday Schedules (page 22)
SYSTEM CHARTS:
Description of Displays
(pages 23 - 25)
PIN Levels (page 17)
UL Information (pages 26 - 27)
OWNERS
MANUAL
SMDC-16 HS ALARM SYSTEM
AND
SMPC-32 HS ARMING STATIONS
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About Your Alarm System
General Information
Congratulations on the purchase of your new alarm system. The Hamilton Safe SMDC is an ongoing project in
advance engineering technology from Hamilton Safe that incorporates many new and innovative features into your
new alarm system. Your new alarm system has survived rigorous testing at both the FCC and Underwriters
Laboratories and has obtained the highest possible UL ratings for commercial burglary and fire systems Please take
a few moments to review this manual and familiarize yourself with your new alarm system.
Description of Your Alarm system
The HAMILTON SAFE SMDC alarm system is a sixteen zone (16) alarm system that has the capabilities to be
expanded to a maximum of eighty (80) zones in eight zone increments.
The panel will support a maximum of eight (8) arming stations which are used to enter commands that will be
processed by your alarm system.
Be sure to question your installation company as to the total number of zones they have installed and the
placement of the arming stations.
Description of Arming Stations
The HAMILTON SAFE SMPC is a state of the art arming station that makes use of raised buttons that will
allow you to easily depress a button without the accidental depression of a neighborjng button.
Each depression of a number or word key will emit a facti/e tone which is nothing more than a clicking sound to
reassure you that the depression of that button has been recognized by the alarm system.
There are two basic styles of arming stations available:
I. Arming stations that have back lighting which normally would be installed in areas that have dim or no
light at certain time periods.
2. Arming stations that have no back lighting.
You are able to control the illumination of the LCD by simultaneously depressing:
|. The BYPASS and ENTER to brighten the arming station display.
2. The SCAN and MEMORY to dim the arming station display.
Arming Station Maintenance
From time to time there may become a need to clean your arming stations due to normal usage and/or
environmental conditions. This cleaning process maybe accomplished simply with a damp cloth or with a damp
cloth with a mild cleaning solution.
There is no need to worry about the lettering being removed during cleaning as the letters and numbers are
actually molded into the rubber and cannot be harmed.
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Away Arming / Disarming
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exit defay? exit delay? entry delay? zones active? zones active? on the
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Partitioned System, check with your alarm company to determine if this option has been enabled for use with
your alarm system (also see page 14).
« Away Arming should be used when all personnel will be leaving the premises and aif protection devices(s) will
be active.
Arming Operation:
Press 4 WAY and enter your PIN. a AWAY ARMING |
Your arming station will display: EXIT IN xx SECS
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Enter the premises.
Your arming station(s) will be emitting steady warning tone.
Enter your PIN. ‚| ENTER COMMAND |
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Your arming station will display;
Press CLEAR to return to normal operating mode,
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The keypad will be emitting a pulsing Yes, after disarming the keypad will You need to determine if it safe to do so,
tone on entry (Audible Alarm display “XX Alarms In Memory” check with your alarm company for their
Memory). recommendations, |
Operation:
|. Your arming station will be emitting a pulsating tone in place of the steady tone.
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Enter your PIN to disarm the system and silence the tone.
Your arming station will display:— XX ALARMS
Press SCAN continuously to observe all alarmed zones. OCCURRED SCAN
Press CLEAR to return to normal operating mode.
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Stay Arming / Disarming
Will I have an Can | cancel the Will | have an Are ali Perimeter Are all Interior Can I remain on
exit delay? exit delay? entry delay? zones active” zones active? the premises?
Yes No Always Yes No Yes
This method of arming / disarming will also be used if your alarm system has been programmed for a
Partitioned System, check with your alarm company to determine if this option has been enabled for use with
your alarm system (also see page 14).
* Stay Arming should be used when personnel will be remaining on the premises and requires access from area to
area without activating an alarm condition.
» Certain zones may be inactive when the alarm system has been armed in this mode. Contact your alarm
company for further information.
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2. Enter your PIN.
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1. Your arming station will be emitting a pulsating tone in place of the steady tone.
2. Enter your PIN to disarm the system and silence the tone,
Your arming station will display:
Press SCAN continuously to observe all alarmed zones.
Press CLEAR to return to normal operating mode.
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Instant Arming / Disarming
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"exit delay?” exit delav? entry delay? zones active? *” -- zonmesactive?. : the premises?
Yes Yes No | Yes | No | Yes |
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Partitioned System. check with your alarm company to determine if this option has been enabled for use with
vour alarm system (also see page 14).
Instant Arming should be used when personnel will be remaining on the premises and requires access from
protected area to protected area without activating an alarm condition.
« Certain zones may be inactive when the alarm system has been armed in this mode. Contact your alarm
company for further information.
Arming Operation:
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Press INSTANT and enter your PIN. | INSTANT ARMING )
Press INSTANT once more to cancel exit delay,
Disarming Operation:
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Enter your PIN.
Your arming station will display:
Press CLEAR to return to normal operating mode.
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Instant Disarming With Alarms
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activation? |
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In Memory”. company for their recommendations.
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; 1. Enter your PIN to disarm the system. XX ALARMS
2. Your arming station will display:— OCCURRED SCAN
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will be active.
Arming Operation:
1. Press AWAY and enter your PIN.
2. The arming station will be scrolling the groups available for you to arm.
3. Press AWAY to arm all groups.
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в 3. Enter your PIN.
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Operation:
1. Your arming station will be emitting a pulsating tone in place of the steady tone.
2. Enter your PIN to disarm the system and silence the tone,
3. Your arming station will display: XX ALARMS
4. Press SCAN continuously to observe all alarmed zones. OCCURRED SCAN
5. Press CLEAR to return to normal operating mode.
Note: {XX = number of alarm activation’s}
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Stay Group Arming / Disarming
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area to arca without activating an alarm condition.
» Certain zones may be inactive when the alarm system has been armed in this mode. Contact your alarm
company for further information.
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|. Press STAY and enter your PIN.
The arming station will be scrolling the groups available for you to arm.
Press STAY to arm all groups.
Select the group number(s) and press STAY STAY ARMING
Your arming station will display: EXIT IN xx SECS
You may exit or stay on premises.
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Enter premises.
Arming station(s) will be emitting steady warning tone.
Enter your PIN. DISARM?
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Operation:
|. Your arming station will be emitting a pulsating tone in place of the steady tone.
2. Enter your PIN to disarm the system and silence the tone.
3. Your arming station will display: XX ALARM
4. Press SCAN continuously to observe all alarmed zones. OCCURRED SCAN
3. Press CLEAR to return to normal operating mode,
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from area to area without activating an alarm condition.
* Certain zones may be inactive when the alarm system has been armed in this mode. Contact your alarm
company for further information.
Operation: |
1, Press INSTANT and enter your PIN
The arming station will be scrolling the groups available for you to arm.
Press INSTANT to arm all groups.
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Exit premises or Press INSTANT once more to cancel exit delay time.
Disarm Operation
Enter your PIN.
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Select the group number(s) you wish to disarm and press CLEAR.
Instant Group Disarming With Alarms
Will the keypad display tell me if there was an alarm Should 1 remain on the premises?
activation?
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You need to determine if it safe to do so, check with your alarm
Memory company for their recommendations.
Operation:
1. Enter your PIN to disarm the system. XX ALARMS
Your arming station will display: OCCURRED SCAN
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3. Press SCAN continuously to observe all alarmed zones.
4.
Press CLEAR to return to normal operating mode,
Note: {XX = number of alarm activation’s}
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Force Arming
Yes No Yes Yes Yes
Yes No Yes Yes No
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e This method of operation is selectable by your installing company and you must check with them to determine
if this option has been enabled for use with your alarm system.
Operation:
|. Press either AWAY, STAY or INSTANT and enter your PIN. XX ZONE IS OPEN
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3. Press either AWAY, STAY or INSTANT,
4. Your arming station will display:
3.
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CLEAR to cancel this operation and exit the arming mode.
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No message describing the abort will be displayed.
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5, Contact your alarm monitoring company,
| * No alarm message will be displayed if Group arming is enabled.
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Zone Scanning
Can 1 scan all zones? Which user authorization Can scan while the system is armed?
levels can sean zones?
Without Group arming = Yes, All Levels No
With Group arming = only the zones
assigned to your group(s).
es The bottom line of your arming station may display “Secure Zones to ARM” or a similar message that may
have been custom programmed by your installing company. Please check with your installing company for the
correct message.
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pr !. Press SCAN, IS NORMAL
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= Call for service Call for service Call for service lines. Call for service
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e Your alarm system is continuously performing a self diagnostics check to ensure proper operation of the
= following: AC Failure - Ground Fault - Low Battery - Telephone Failure
© e Immediately contact your alarm company should any of these failure messages display on your arming
N station(s).
Operation:
I. Arming station will be emitting alert tone and XX IS IN TROUBLE
display a trouble message.
2. Observe and note trouble message.
3. Enter your PIN to silence tone.
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Zone Bypassing
| What Ievel can bypass | Can I bypass any zone? Can | bypass zones while the
zones? : | alágm system is armed?
| Level 1,2 or 3 No — Check with your alarm company No |
* Bypassing zones will allow you to arm your alarm system even through vou may have protection devices that
cannot be secured or you may have a need to arm your alarm system with the particular protection devices(s)
not active for arming the period.
; Operation:
Press BYPASS and enter your PIN. SET ZONE NUMBER
Y our arming station will display:
Enter 2 digit zone number and press ENTER (zone 1 - enter OD).
The arming station wiil display the zones status (open, normal. trouble).
Press BYPASS and CLEAR.
Repeat steps 4 to S to bypass additional zones.
or press CLEAR to return to normal operating mode.
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system
Operation:
Observe and note arming station display.
Press RESET. RESETTING SW. AUX
Enter your PIN.
Your arming station will monetarily display:
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How many history What is the total Size Who can view these How tong will these Can I geta
buffers are in my of the combined history buffers? events be stored? printout of these
svstein? huffers? history buffers?
2 512 events Levels lor 2 Until 512 events have Yes - Additional
All History been logged. hardware is
Open Close Histary required.
Check with your
alarm company.
e The History Buffer is a powerful aid that allows both you and your alarm company to maintain a log of all
events that have occurred.
e In addition to arming and disarming information, the History Buffer maintains diagnostic information in regards
to your alarm system such as power failures, when the alarm system was last programmed, etc.
e The history buffers will display the time and date the event occurred. There will also be an event number that
will be displayed in the upper right hand portion of the display.
e The buffer will start to lose the oldest events (highest numbered events) once it has reached maximum capacity
(512 events) while continuing to store the latest occurrences.
Immediate History Viewing
Who can view this history? Hosy Tono will the system retain this Can I view this information elsewhere?
information?
Any one who disarms the It can be viewed only once after Yes — In all history
system. disarming.
e Immediate Alarm History Viewing will occur when an alarm condition has taken place while your alarm system
had been armed in either of the three arming modes 4WAY, STAY or INSTANT.
Operation: XX ALARM
. Enter your PIN to disarm. OCCURRED SCAN
Your arming station will display:
Press SCAN and observe display:
Press CLEAR to return to normal operating mode.
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ALARM # 01
ONE 1
Note: XX = number of alarm activation’s that occurred.
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All History Viewing
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: Levels l or 2 Until the buffer is full ani then the oldest events | All activities are stored in this buffer
| will automatically be deleted (first in first out), | including Opening and Closing.
* This viewing mode would normally be used primarily by your alarm company to determine if there was an
ongoing problem with your alarm system and therefore may not have been enabled for your viewing.
e Please consult your alarm company to determine if this option has been enabled for you.
Zone | |
Time Event Number vent Type |
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Operation: |
|. Press MEMORY, 01 ALARM |
2. Enter your PIN. 06:29a 06/03 01 |
3. Press |.
4, Press SCAN (repeatedly) to observe all events in memory.
3. Press CLEAR to return to normal operating mode. od
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history buffer? retain this information? buffer? armed and disarmed and
at what time?
Levels lor 2 Until the buffer is full and then All activities concerning the Yes - the system will log the
the oldest events are deleted. arming and disarming of your user number followed by a
alarm system. time/date stamp.
s This mode enables personnel to view who armed and disarmed the alarm system and when, and if programmed,
which portions of the alarm system were armed or not armed.
e Please consult your alarm company to determine if this option has been enabled for you.
User Event Type
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Operation:
|. Press MEMORY.
2. Enter your PIN.
3. Press 2.
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s You may view the status of other Partitions that are assigned to you from any disarmed arming station in your
installation.
Operation:
1. Enter your PIN and press ENTER. (PARTTION NAME)
2. Your arming station will display: asim status) SCAN |
3. Press SCAN to view the status of subsequent partitions.
4. Press CLEAR to return to normal operating mode.
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Monitor Mode
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Level 1, 2.3 or | Monitor Mode | Mom Mode | Monitor Mode | Monitor Mode | Monitor Mode ¡ Monitor Mode :
PINs Only Only | and An Alarm | and An Alarm i and An Alarm Only |
* The Wonitor Mode option will allow for the local annunciation of protection devices when your alarm system is
in a disarmed condition.
¢ The arming station will emit an audible tone and display the name of the protection device (if so programmed
by your installing company).
To Enter Monitor Mode,
|. Press MONITOR.
Enter your PIN.
Your arming station will display:
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To Exit Monitor Mode:
Enter your PIN. ENTER COMMAND
Your arming station will display:
Press CLEAR to return to normal operating mode.
Walk Test
Note: your alarm system may have been programmed for no PIN required to enter the Monitor Mode.
Walk Test
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Operation:
1. Press WALK and enter your PIN.
WALK TEST MODE
(scrolling)
2. The arming station will be scrolling all protection device names:
3. Test all protection devices,
4, Tested device name will be removed from scrolling display. WALK TEST DONE
3. At completion of test observe message:
6. Press CLEAR to return to normal operating mode. — |
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System Programming
A great deal of thought was applied to the design of your alarm system with you (the user of the system) as our
main concern. Hamilton Safe has gone to great lengths to include all of the necessary informatico” into this
documentation in an easy to use format.
We highly recommend that if there are areas in the programming of the alarm system that vou may not fully
understand, please ask for assistance with a qualified alarm technician until you have a complete understanding
of all the options available to you and their functions.
With each programming operation described in this manual, we assume that vou are not inside the programming
portion of the alarm system and therefore each operation indicates that you must press PROGRAM and then
enter your user number one PIN, If vou are already in the program mode you may easily move from one
program option to the other without the need to exit the program mode and re-enter the programming mude.
Accessing Programming Mode
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2, Enter your PIN USER PROGRAM
3. Observe display: 7 (Scrolling 1-7)
4. The top line of the arming station display will change ro “User Program”
and the bottom line will be scrolling your programming options listed below: |
1. PIN Program
2. Set Clock
3. Schedules
4. Extend Close
3. Duress
6. Auto Monitor
7. Holiday
Programming Tips:
Please note that each of the above listed programming option has a number assigned to it.
Press the number that corresponds to the programming option you wish to enter.
The programming option will then display the required data to be entered to enable or disable the selected
option.
Every entry or change vou make to the alarm system will pulsate and the ENTER key must be pressed after you
have made your change to lock the selection into the system,
Press CLEAR (repeatedly) to exit the programming mode once you have completed your changes.
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1. PIs
* Personnel Identification Numbers (PINs) are access codes that will allow you and/or vour employees to control
your alarm system.
e You may enter any four or six number digit that you wish for any user.
* Deleting PINs is accomplished by press RESET and then ENTER when the PIN is displayed.
+ User number one PIN level cannot be changed and must remain a level one.
Arm System
Arm Restriction
Disarm
: Disarm Restriction
By Zones
Force Ami
PIN
Sensor Reset
Trouble Scan
User
Zone Status Scan
Extend Time
Monitor Mode
Schedules
Time Date
walk Test Mode
View [1 Buffers
Operation:
Press number one (1) button (PIN program).
Press SCAN repeatedly until the desired PIN is on the display.
Observe Display:
Enter PIN level + PIN (new PIN will pulsate).
| Press ENTER. USER PIN #01
Press SCAN to enter next PIN — Repeat steps 2 — 5 1 4321 (pulsating)
Press CLEAR to exit this program mode.
USER PIN #01
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Or use the following method if only a few PINs need to be added.
|. Enter your PIN (level | only).
2, Press PROGRAM.
3. Press | (PIN Program menu).
+, Press PROGRAM
5. Observe display:
“SET USER NOTA]
Select user number O) — 99,
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7. Press ENTER followed by CLEAR. USER PIN #01
8, Enter PIN leve] — PIN (new PIN will pulsate). 1 4321 (pulsating)
9, Press ENTER,
10. Repeat steps 3 — 9.
11. Press CLEAR to retum to USER PROGRAM,
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I ATT tone when Énecess this in conjunction with? into my history buffers if the week?
pari of Program. Time / Date is not set?
Level 1-2 Your alarm company did Auto Arm — No — They will appear as | Press the ENTER key
not enable this option for | Schedules — History 72/27 for Date and 77: 77 | when the alarm system
YOU. Buffers for Time. is in the normal
operating mode.
e The time clock function is an integral part of your alarm system due to the fact many of the options available in
your alarm system are timing related.
Operation:
1. Press PROGRAM | SET CLOCK |
2. Enter a level 1 or 2 PIN,
3. Press? (time / date).
4, Press | for date. DATE
5. Enter the date in a two digit format (your entry will pulsate). — 00/00/00
6. Press ENTER and then CLEAR.
7. Press 2 for time.
8. Enter time and select AM or PM. (your entry will pulsate). TIME OF DAY
9. Press ENTER and CLEAR. 12:00AM 1=PM
3. Schedules
Who can set Schedules? What are Schedules? The keypad emits a tone when I access this
pact of the program.
Level 1-2 The Schedules will determine the functionality Your alarm company did not turn this on for
of the Auto Arm and Open & Close Report you to program.
Codes Suppression features. |
Operation:
Under the Schedule option there are four sub menus that are selected by pressing the number that corresponds to
the option.
The sub-menus are: SELECT SCHEDULE
Schedule 1. (scrolling 1-5)
Schedule 2.
Temporary Schedule 1.
Temporary Schedule 2.
Holidays
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3. Schedules
Schedule 1
Operation:
Press PROGRAM and enter vour PIN. f DAILY O/ C TIME
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2. Press 3 (Schedules).
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3. Press | (Schedule 1) - q
4, Select Day of week (1-7). > (DAY OF WEEK)
5, Select | (Open Time). \ (Scrolling 1-2) |
Ó. Enter time and select AM or PM.
7. Press ENTER and then CLEAR AM 1=PM )
: 6, Press 2 (Close Time). (entry will be pulsating)
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Enter time and select AM or PM
10. Press ENTER and then CLEAR. : AMI=PM
| 7. Repeat steps 4 - 10 for each day of week, (entry wilf be pulsating)
12. Press CLEAR repeatedly to return to normal operating mode.
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Schedule 2
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Operation:
I. Press PROGRAM and enter vour PIN. Serolline 1 D
2. Press 3 (Schedules). >
3. Press 2 (Schedule 2); |
4. Select Day of week (1-7). (DAY OF WEEK) :
5, Select I (Open Time). > (Scrolling 1-2) | |
6. Enter time and select AM ог PM. |
7. Press ENTER and then CLEAR, |
8, Press 2 (Close Time), — „AM |-РМ |
9, Enter time and select AM or PM (entry will be pulsating) '
10, Press ENTER and then CLEAR,
11. Repeat steps 4- 10 for each day of week.
12. Pross CLEAR repcatedly to return to normal operating mode.
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3. Schedules
Temporary Schedule 1
Operation:
1. Press PROGRAM and enter your PIN. TEMP SCH 1
2. Press 3 (Schedules). (Scrolling 1-3) |
3. Press 3 (Temp Sch 1).
4. Press 1 (Date). > 1 SELECT DATE
5. Enter date (pulsating). |
6. Press ENTER and then CLEAR.. a
7. Press 2 (Open Start). 1. OPEN START
8. Enter time. ss . _ AM 1=PM м
9. Press ENTER and then CLEAR =
10. Press 3 (Close Start)
1. Enter time. 2. CLOSE START
12. Press ENTER and then CLEAR. : _AMI=PM |
Temporary Schedule 2
Operation:
1. Follow the same programming procedure as described for Temp Schedule 1 except for entering menu 4.
Holidays
e This option will allow you to program Holidays in advance.
Operation
Press PROGRAM and enter your PIN.
HOLIDAYS
(Scrolling 1-3)
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2. Press 3 (Schedules).
3. Press 5 (Holidays) ADD HOLIDAYS |
4. Press 1 (Add Holidays) > (Scrolling 1 -2)
5. Press 1 (Days) J
6. Enter date and press ENTER and CLEAR.
7. Press 2 (Number of Days). DATE |
$ 00/00/00
Select number of days the holiday
will last and then press ENTER and CLEAR.
UMBER OF DAYS |
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Follow steps 1 — 8 for Delete Holidays.
Note: View Holidays is not a programming option
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4, Extend Close Time
Who can extend the Close : The keypad emits atone Does this feature work with © Can I extend the Close
time? ~~ when [access this partof = Restriction/Auto Arm? ~~ Time more than once?
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Level 1-2 Your alarm company did not | Yes Yes, multiple times as long
enable this option for vou. | as the close time does not
| exceed mid-night.
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+ You may extend the Close time in 10 minute Increments (up to 99x 10 minutes) when the time arrives for your
alarm system to perform an Auto Arm and/or the Restricted zones or groups.
Operation:
1. Press PROGRAM and enter your PIN. 1 EXTEND CLOSE
2. Press 4 (Extend Close), > 00 X 10 mins.
| 3. Enter 2 digit value (your entry will be pulsate).
Press ENTER and then CLEAR.
Press CLEAR repeatedly to return to normal operating mode.
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Duress PIN
5. Duress PIN
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Duress PINs? : tone when Faccess : arm my alarm disarm my © zones with this six digit
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Level 1-2 | Your alarm company | Yes Yes Yes No
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option for you. | |
a Duress PIN is a disarming code that may be used to alert your central station that an individual is forcing you to
disarm your alarm system.
e No message indicating this PIN was used will display on the keypad. A silent signal will be sent to your
monitoring company,
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Operation:
|. Press PROGRAM and enter your PIN. DURESS PIN
2, Press 5 (Duress PIN). XXXX
Enter your 4 digit selection.
Press ENTER and then CLEAR,
Press CLEAR repeatedly to return to normal operating mode,
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6. Auto Monitor
Do 1 peed to enter my code to turn on Do 1 need to enter my code to turn off Will this feature work if there was
this feature? this feature? an alarm activation while the alarm
system was armed?
Check with your alarm company. You cannot turn this mode off by No, the alarm system will display
entering your PIN. “XX ALARMS OCCURRED”
Operation:
1. Press PROGRAM and enter your PIN.
2, Press 6 (Auto Monitor). AUTO MONITOR
3. Press 0 it NO- 1 if YES. NO 0=NO 1=YES
4, Press ENTER and then CLEAR.
5. Press CLEAR repeatedly to return to normal operating mode,
7. Holiday
Who can program The keypad emits a Who can program How many holidays Do need to
Holidays? tone when 1 access holidays? can program. remember dele to
this part of program. these holidays
days?
Level 1-2 Your alarm company Level 1-2 One No — it will be done
did not enable this 3 ’ automatically
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= e Program this option if Tomorrow will be a holiday and the premises will not be disarmed.
> | Operation: _
o |. Press PROGRAM and enter your PIN, »| SELECT HOLIDAY
“owl 2. Press 7 (Select Holiday). — (Scrolling 1-2)
b> 3. Press 1 (Holiday mn y 7
4. Press O IFNO - 1 if YES. —,
5. Press ENTER and then CLEAR, | НТО TO
6. Press clear repeatedly to return to normal operation. q J
Holiday is Next Monday
» Program this option if the following Monday will be a holiday and the premises will not be disarmed.
e Consult your alarm company to determine if this option has been enabled.
Operation:
Program in the same manner as Holiday Tomorrow,
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Description of Arming Station Displays iphabeticat listing)
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AC Failure |
(BLANK)
With keypad
warning tone
This indication is to alert you that there is a fault condition with the AC power to your
alarm system. Enter your PIN to silence this tone and immediately contact your alarm
: company for service
Armed Away
(BLANK)
The arming station will display the selected arming mode after your alarm system has
fully armed.
Armed Instant
(BLANK)
. The arming station will display the selected arming mode after your alarm system has
fully armed.
(BLANK)
The arming station will display the selected arming mode after your alarm system has
fully armed.
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Away Exit Delay
Exit in XX Secs
A valid PIN has been used in conjunction with the AWAY button to arm your alarm
system,
Aux Power Fault
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With keypad
warning tone
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Armed Stay |
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This indication is to alert you that there is an internal fault condition with the power
source from your alarm system to your electrical protection devices. Enter your PIN to
silence this tone and immediately contact your alarm company for service.
Bell Fault
(BLANK)
With keypad
warning tone
This indication is to alert you that there is an internal fault condition with the audible
devices connected to your alarm system Enter your PIN to silence this tone and
immediately contact your alarm company for service.
Comm Failure
(BLANK)
With keypad
warning tone
This indication is to alert you that the built in communicator has attempted to transmit
a report signal to your central station but was unsuccessful. Enter your PIN to silence
this tone and immediately contact your alarm company for service.
Enter Command
(scrolling)
The “Enter Command” allows you to perform another function or command without
the need to re-enter your PIN. You may press CLEAR to return to the normal
operating mode.
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Ground Fault
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With keypad
warning tone
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Instant Exit Delay
Exit in XX Secs
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(BLANK)
With keypad
warning tone
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Smoke Trouble
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Stay Exit Delay
Exit in XX Secs
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System Armed
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This indication 1s to alert you that there is a fault condition with one or more of your
expander boards. Enter your PIN to silence this tone and immediately contact your
alarm company for service.
This indication is to alert you that there is a fault condition with the earth ground
protection circuitry. Enter your PIN to silence this tone and immediately contact your
alarm company for service.
A valid PIN has been used in conjunction with the INSTANT button to arm your alarm
system.
This indication is to alert you that there is a fault condition with your standby battery.
Enter your PIN to silence this tone and immediately contact your alarm company for
service.
Should this message ever appear pulsating on your arming station you will have to
either reprogram the current time and date into your alarm system or contact your
alarm company if the system will not accept your entry to this programming field. The
time and date will have to be re-entered if there was a complete loss of AC and the
stand by battery has failed.
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This message will appear on your arming station when there has been an alarm
activation on your smoke detector circuit and may be accompanied with an audible
tone from your arming station. Enter your PIN and press RESET to reset your smoke
detector circuit.
This indication is to alert you that there is a fault condition with one of your smoke
detectors. Enter your PIN to silence this tone and contact your alarm company for
service.
A valid PIN has been used in conjunction with the STAY button to arm your alarm
system,
The arming station will display this message afier the exit period has expired and if the
panel has been divided into particular areas. Please consult your alarm company to
determine if this option has been enabled. A number pulsating in the arming station
display is an indication the area has been armed in stay or instant mode.
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- System Ready
Zones Normal
Your alarm system is capable of displaying this message, the time and date or any
custom message on the top line of the display. Consult your alarm company for the
correct message.
System Ready
Secure to Arm
The “Secure to Arm” message indicates there are zones that need to be secured before
your alarm system will allow your arm. This message may have customized by your |
alarm company.
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System Ready
Zones Bypassed
The “Zones Bypassed message indicates there are one or more zones have been
bypassed and are temporally unable to activate an alarm condition.
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Tel 1 Failure
(BLANK)
This display will be accompanied with an arming station audible tone. This indication *
is to alert you that there is a fault condition with your telephone line, Enter your PIN to
silence this tone and contact your alarm company for service.
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Tel 2 Failure
(BLANK)
This display will be accompanied with an arming station audible tone. This indication
is to alert you that there is a fault condition with your second telephone line. Enter
your PIN to silence this tone and immediately contact your alarm company for service.
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Your alarm system has the option to display the current time and date in place of the
prompt “System Ready”. The bottom portion of the display, “Zones Normal” is
informing you that all protection devices are secure and the system is ready to accept a
command.
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An alarm has been activated on a protection device. Enter your Pin to silence any
audible device and press Reset.
Zone XX
is in Trouble
This display will be accompanied with an arming station audible tone. This indication
is to alert you that there is a fault condition with one or more of your protected zones. |
Enter your PIN to silence this tone and immediately contact your alarm company for
service.
Contact your alarm company should your arming station display a message that
is not included in the above listed messages.
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Appendix A
To reset Smoke Detector, enter four or six PIN digit & RESET key.
SMOKE DETECTOR PLACEMENT - Reprinted from NFPA Standard 74
A-2 Smoke Detection.
A-2.1 Where to Locate the Required Smoke Detectors.
A-2.1.1
The major threat from fire in a family living unit is at night when everyone is asleep. The principal threat to persons in sleeping
areas comes from fires in the remainder of the unit; therefore, smoke detector(s) are best located between the bedroom areas and
the rest of the unit. In units with only one bedroom area on one floor, the smoke detector should be located as shown in
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Figure A-2.1,1 A smoke detector (indicated by cross) should be located between the sleeping area and the rest of the family
living unit.
A-2.1.2 In family living units with more than one bedroom area or with bedrooms on more than one floor, more than one smoke
detector will be needed, as shown in
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Figure A-2,1.2 In family living units with more than one sleeping area, a smoke detector (indicated by cross) should be provided
“to protect each.
A-2.1.3 In addition to smoke detectors outside of the sléeping areas, this standard requires the installation of à smoke detector on
cach additional story of the family living unit, including the basement. These installations are shown in Figure A-2.1.3. The
living area smoke detector should be installed in the living room and/or near the stairway to the upper level. The basement smoke
detector should be installed in close proximity to the stairway leading to the floor above. If installed on an open-jousted ceiling,
the detector should be placed on the bottom of the jousts. The detector should be positioned relative to the stairway so as to
intercept smoke coming from a fire in the basement before the smoke enters the stairway.
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Appen dix A (continued)
A-2.2 Are More Smoke Detectors Desirable? The location of the required smoke detectors does not provide adequate
protection for the occupants from a fire starting within their bedrooms, nor do the required smoke detectors provide reliable early
warning protection for those areas separated by a door from the areas protected by the required smoke detectors. For these
reasons, it is recommended that the householder consider the use of additional smoke detectors for those areas for increased
protection. The additional areas include: basement, bedrooms, dinning room, furnace room, utility room, and hallways not
protected by required smoke detectors. The instatlation of smoke detectors in kitchens, attics (finished or unfinished), or in
garages is not normally recommended as these locations occasionally experience conditions which may result in improper
operation,
A-2.3 Smoke Detector Mounting - “Dead” Air Space.
A-2.3.1 The smoke from a fire generally rises to the ceiling, spreads out across the ceiling surface and begin to bank down from
the ceiling. The corner where the ceiling and wall meet is an air space into which the smoke may have difficulty penetrating, In
most fires, this “dead” air space measures about 4 in. (0.1m) along the ceiling from the corner and about 4 in. (0.1m) down the
wall as shown in Figure A-3.2.1. Detectors should not be placed in this “dead” air space.
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