Caddx Nxg-183x-eur series User manual

NXG-183x-EUR Series Keypad User Manual

Description

The NXG-183x-EUR is an interface for users of the

xGenConnect family of security systems.

Figure 1: NXG-183x Keypad layout

(1) Graphical screen

(2) Card reader active area

(3) Status LED

(4) Arm Stay button

(5) Arm Away button

(6) Functional buttons A, B, C, D

(7) System Info (i) button

(8) Disarm button

(9) Cancel button

(10) Navigation buttons: Up (2),

Down (8), Left (4), Right (6)

(11) Enter button ()

(12) Selection button (5)

Entering a PIN

You will need to enter a valid PIN to access various features

and system information.

After a period of inactivity, a screensaver will appear, and the

keypad will go into power save mode. Press any button to

wake it up. A screen will appear requesting to enter your PIN.

A valid PIN is required to unlock the screen and access the

system.

Enter Your Code, then 

****

Enter a valid user code followed by Enter. User PINs can be

between 4 and 8 digits in length. The default master user PIN

is 1234.

If the PIN is invalid for the feature you are trying to access, the

Access Denied warning message will be shown.

Permissions are assigned to users and keypads to determine

what features a user can access and at what times. If you are

unable to access a feature, contact your installation company

or building manager.

Using Cards

NXG-1832-EUR and NXG-1833-EUR keypads are equipped

with a Mifare card reader that allows you to use cards to log

into the system and perform particular operations (NXG-180x-5

series of cards).

The cards/fobs must be presented close to the keypad display,

preferably in the middle of the screen area (item 1 in Figure 1).

•Once the card is recognized, the reader generates a

single beep sound.

•If the card is being held by the reader for a second, the

reader will generate double beep sound.

•If the card is still being held by the reader for another

second, the reader will generate triple beep sound.

By removing the card after single/double/triple beep, user can

select which functions are to be triggered.

Every beep level can be independently configured to any

combination of the following actions:

•logging into the system

•arming/disarming

•triggering system scenes or actions

•unlocking the door

See xGenConnect Installation and Programming Guide for

more details.

Note: Card functions are triggered only if the keypad shows

the screensaver or the main screen.

Cards are inactive when the user already entered keypad

menus, or is in the process of arming/disarming. The exception

is the User Cards menu. See “Programming Cards” on page 6

for details.

System status

The xGenConnect security system displays system status

messages on the screen (Figure 1, item 1). For example, the

main screen below shows the Fault system status category.

Fault

Press ifor Info

To get more details about the system fault, press the System

Info (i) button.

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Other system status categories are Alarm, Bypassed, Not

Ready, Ready, Armed, etc.

Note that more than one system status category can be shown

at the same time. The screen will scroll through each category

automatically. You can manually scroll through them as well by

pressing Up (2) or Down (8) button.

Note: In the alarm condition, only the alarm status category

and messages are shown, until the alarm is acknowledged by

pressing the Disarm (Item 8) button and entering a valid PIN.

Other status categories are not shown in this state.

If prompted, press the System Info (i) button (Figure 1, item 7)

to display the list of messages on the current status category.

Zone in tamper

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To scroll through multiple alarms in the category, press Up (2)

or Down (8) button.

Names of partitions or zones may not fit within the display. In

this case, scroll left or right by pressing the System Info (i)

button.

See also “System Status Messages”on page 7.

Status LED

The status LED (Figure 1, item 3) may show one the following

system statuses (starting from the highest priority):

•Flashing red: Alarm

•Blue: Fault, Programming Mode On, System Not Ready,

System is ready to force arm

•Yellow: Bypass, Armed in Stay mode

•Green: Ready to Arm

•Red: Armed in Away mode

Note: The status LED is off when the screensaver is active

and the system is armed.

Arm Your System in Away Mode

Enter a valid PIN code to unlock the screen. Press the Arm

Away button (Figure 1, item 5) to arm your system in Away

mode.

Enter your PIN and press Enter.

Note: In case the Quick Arm function is enabled, a PIN is not

required to arm the system.

A buzzer will sound (beeping) announcing the exit delay. The

keypad, which is used for the system arming, will show the

time (in seconds) left to leave the premises. Leave the

premises during this time.

If your system has multi-partition control enabled, and the user

has the Display Partition List option enabled, the Partition

selection screen will be displayed. See “Multi-partition control”

below.

Arm Your System in Stay Mode

Enter a valid PIN code to unlock the screen. Press the Arm

Stay button (Figure 1, item 4) to arm the system in Stay mode.

Select Arm Mode, then 

>Stay<

Using Up (2) and Down (8) buttons, select one of the following

Stay Arming modes:

•Stay

•Stay Instant

•Stay Instant Night

Next, press Enter, enter your PIN, and then press Enter again.

Note: In case the Quick Arm function is enabled, a PIN is not

required to arm the system in Stay mode.

If your system has multi-partition control enabled, and the user

has the Display Partition List option enabled, the Partition

selection screen will be displayed. See “Multi-partition control”

below.

Stay Mode

Entry/Exit zones will be active, and zones with the Stay or

Night Mode zone option will be bypassed. Entry via a zone with

the Entry/Exit option will start the partition entry time.

Stay Mode will allow you to move around inside your home or

office building without causing the system to sound an alarm,

whilst entrance doors and windows remain active. A person

entering the protected partition will have to disarm the system

during the entry time.

Stay Instant Mode

Entry/Exit zones will be active with the entry delay time

removed and zones with the Stay or Night Mode option will be

bypassed. Entry via a zone with the Entry/Exit option will

trigger an instant alarm.

Instant Stay Mode provides a higher level of security and

requires the system to be disarmed (from inside or remotely)

before entering the protected partition. Attempts to enter the

partition will trigger an instant alarm with no entry delay.

Stay Instant Night Mode

Entry/Exit zones will be active with the entry delay time

removed, zones with the Stay option will be bypassed, and

zones with the Night Mode option will be active. Entry via a

zone with the Entry/Exit option will trigger an instant alarm.

Similar to Instant Stay Mode, Night Mode requires the system

to be disarmed (from inside or remotely) before entering the

protected partition. When switching to Night Mode, Stay zones

remain bypassed (i.e. the bedroom) while Night zones become

active (i.e. the hallway). Night Mode is a 3rd arming mode

providing higher security and is typically used when staying

upstairs and where no more persons are expected downstairs.

Multi-partition control

If your system has multi-partition control enabled, and the user

has the Display Partition List option enabled, the Partition

selection screen will be displayed, for example:

The top line contains the list of available partitions that can be

selected.

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The bottom line represents the partition status. See “Partition

status” below for details.

For controlling an xGen system, use the cursor to select or

deselect partitions.

To select a partition, use Right (6) and Left (4) navigation

buttons to move the cursor. Select or deselect a partition with

the Selection (5) button. Selected partition numbers are

inverted. Confirm the selection by pressing Enter.

The screen may show up to 8 partitions. If there are more than

8 partitions, use Down (8) and Up (2) navigation buttons to

view the next or previous 8 partitions.

For controlling an xGenConnect system, use numerical buttons

1 to 8 to select or deselect partitions 1 to 8.

To select a partition, press the partition number. Selected

partition numbers are inverted. Confirm the selection by

pressing Enter.

Press 0 to select or deselect all available partitions.

Partition status

The following partition statuses may be displayed on the

screen:

: Partition is ready to arm

(Blinking): Partition is ready to force-arm

–: Partition is not ready to arm (for example, a zone is active,

or a fault is present)

: Partition is armed in Away mode

: Partition is armed in Stay mode

(Blinking): Partition is armed in Stay Instant mode

: Partition is armed in Stay Instant Night mode

Note: The partition number in the top line is blinking if an alarm

or other audible event has occurred in the corresponding

partition.

System Events That Prevent Arming

The following system events may prevent you to arm your

security system. Depending the Security Grade, either you or

your installation company needs to acknowledge these faults

before arming will be allowed. See next chapter or contact your

installation company for assistance.

•Wireless sensor supervision faults

•Wireless sensor Low Battery

•Tamper

•Trouble

•Ethernet or Wi-Fi fault

•Wireless Jamming

•Over-current fault

•AC Mains fault

•Backup Battery fault

•Expander fault

Exit Error / Fail to Close

If during the exit delay an instant zone is tripped, then the

partition(s) affected will not be armed, and the sirens will sound

a warning. An Exit Error and Fail to Close event are logged in

the xGen event history.

Check that the zone is secure and try to arm the partition(s)

again.

Disarm Partitions

Enter a valid PIN code to unlock the screen.

Typically the buzzer will sound (continuous tone) announcing

the entry delay.

Press the Disarm button (Figure 1, item 7) followed by a valid

PIN code to disarm your system.

If your system has multi-partition control enabled, and the user

has the Display Partition List option enabled, the Partition

selection screen will be displayed. See “Multi-partition control”

on page 2.

A valid PIN code will need to be entered to determine what

permissions they have, this includes which partitions and at

what time/day that user has access.

Disarm After an Alarm

When an alarm condition occurs the screen may make a

constant beeping sound.

Enter a valid PIN code to unlock the screen.

For more details, press the System Info (Figure 1, item 6). The

partition and zone(s) that caused the alarm will be displayed.

Press Disarm to acknowledge the alarm condition and disarm

the partition(s).

Note: By default, only partitions in alarm are disarmed. To

disarm remaining partitions, perform the disarm sequence

again. If the system is configured to display the partition list

first, select partitions to disarm manually. See “Multi-partition

control” on page 2 for details.

Lock Out on 3 Invalid PIN Attempts

If an invalid PIN code is entered three times, the keypad will

ignore further login attempts for the next 90 seconds. Every

code entry from the keypad, app, or web page is counted. You

must wait the full 90 seconds before trying again entering your

PIN code. This is to prevent brute-force attacks on guessing

PIN codes.

Lock Out on 10 Invalid Card Attempts

If an improper card is presented to the reader 10 times (for

example, improperly formatted, not secured, not assigned to

any user, or disabled card), the keypad ignores further card

swipes for the next 90 seconds. You must wait this amount of

time before trying again the proper cards.

Functional Buttons

There are four function buttons A to D (see Figure 1, item 5).

Each button can be assigned to one of the following

programmable functions:

•Quick Chime toggle (assigned to button C by default)

•Quick Bypass (assigned to button B by default)

•Trigger Scene

•Smoke Sensor Reset

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A short press on the button will initiate the function.

If programmed, holding the button for 2 seconds will generate

one the following emergency alarms:

•A: Fire alarm

•B: Medical alarm

•C: Panic alarm

Emergency Alarms

Panic, Medical, and Fire alarms must be enabled in the

partition options.

Hold the appropriate functional button for 2 seconds to activate

the emergency alarm.

Quick Chime Toggle

The button enables or disables the keypad Chime.

Quick Chime ON

A zone that is enabled for Chime will make the keypad to make

a “ding-dong”sound when the sensor is tripped. Button C is by

default enabled for Quick Chime.

Quick Bypass

If the partition cannot be armed because a zone is not ready,

press System Info (i) to show the list of zones that are not

ready.

Zone Not Ready

12-Front Window

Scroll through the list of zones and press the Quick Bypass

button (by default button B) for each displayed zone that needs

to be bypassed. Press Quick Bypass again to unbypass the

displayed zone.

Press Cancel to exit.

Text Edit

When editing text or entering a PIN code, the following buttons

are available:

•Function buttons:

- A: Cursor mode. Press A, then Left or Right to move the

cursor. Press A again to return to the character input

mode.

- B: Backspace.

- D: Delete.

•Numerical buttons: 1 to 9 have alphabetical characters. To

enter a letter, press the key the number of times to the

position of the letter. Both upper and lower case letters are

available as well as numerical values and spaces.

•Enter: Confirm changes.

•Cancel: Discard changes and exit.

Note: Use numerical buttons 1 and 2, and functional button C

to insert special characters. Press multiple times to select a

special character and add it to the text.

Navigating the Main Menu

To enter the user or programming menu, depending on the

user privileges, press Enter, enter your PIN, then press Enter

again.

Top line of the LCD screen shows the current menu.

Bottom line allows you to select a submenu, or change the

option value, for example:

Security

Zones

Main entrance

Use Up (2) and Down (8) buttons to navigate the menu and

change option values. Use Enter to confirm, and Cancel to exit.

See also “Text Edit” above.

The following user menus and operations are available.

Security

There are the following menus:

•Partitions: This menu allows you to view and control each

partition of the security system, activate/deactivate Chime

mode for a Partition.

•Zones: This menu allows you to view the zone status,

bypass zones, and activate Chime for zones.

•Doors: If the panel supports door access feature, then the

Doors menu is available, and allows you to view door

statuses and control doors (unlock, disable, etc.)

•Smoke Reset: This function performs a reset on hardwired

smoke detectors connected to your xGen security system.

A reset is required after each fire alarm or fault.

When viewing partitions, zones, and doors, use Up (2) and

Down (8) buttons to select the particular partition, zone, or

door. Use Left (4) and Right (6) buttons to apply one of the

following status filters:

•All

•Off normal

•Not Ready

•Bypassed

•Chime Enabled

•Away Armed

•Part Armed

•In alarm

•In tamper

•In trouble

Controls

Action: View and activate actions.

History

This menu gives you access to the xGen event log. The event

log shows the most recent event first.

Log category may be selected on entry to the menu.

Use Up (2) and Down (8) buttons to list older events. Use the

Right (4) button to view more details on the selected event.

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Users

There are the following menus:

•Add/Modify: Add or modify an existing user

The following user details can be modified:

- First name, last name

- PIN

- User type (Standard / Duress / Arm only / Custom /

Master)

- Language

- Display Partition List (On / Off)

- Partition Group

- Door Group

- Partition Type Override (On / Off)

- Profiles 1 to 4 (0: Disabled / 1: All Partitions /

2: Partition N, etc.)

- Schedules 1 to 4 (0: Disabled / 1: Schedule N, etc.)

- Start Date, End Date: The time when the user is active

Note: Partition Group and Door Group are available only if

the panel version supports Door Access features.

•View: View existing user details.

•Delete: Remove a user from the system.

•Copy: Copy existing users to new ones.

Set the following parameters: Copy from user number,

copy to user number, total users to copy.

•Search by PIN: Enter a PIN to search for the user. If the

PIN is found, you will move to the Add/Modify menu for the

user.

Note: Only the Master user has access to the options listed

above. Standard users are only allowed to change their own

PIN and language.

Testing

The following tests are available:

•Siren

•Battery

•Communicator

•Zone Walk Test

•Auto test

Time

Ensure your system has access to the Internet for automatic

time and date update, or set the clock manually from a keypad.

There are the following menus:

•Time & Date: Set the time and date.

•Holiday: View and program holidays.

Settings

There are the following menus:

•Keypad: Adjust the following keypad settings:

- Display: Contrast, Brightness, Idle brightness, Color

- Key backlight: Brightness, Idle brightness, Color

- Sound: Tone, Keypress Volume, Alarm Volume,

Entry/Exit Volume

- Idle Timer

- 24H Format (Yes / No)

- Show Logo (Yes / No)

- Show Clock (Yes / No)

•Labels: View and edit names of partitions, zones, and

outputs.

•Reporting: View and edit reporting Email Addresses.

•Status: View connection and device status.

- Connection Status: LAN Status, IP Path, Cellular State,

UltraSync Status, UltraSyncPath, Cellular Service, Signal

Strength of the cellular communication, Operator ID, Radio

Technology, Active SIM, Wi-Fi Status, Wi-Fi SSID, Device

Unique ID (UID)

- Panel Details

Performing Additional Functions

To Bypass and Unbypass Zones

The zone bypass menu is used to bypass (isolate) selected

zones in your security system. A bypassed zone is not capable

of activating an alarm, as it is temporarily disabled from your

system.

This option is commonly used to bypass zones that you wish to

temporarily add to your “stay mode”. Whilst still offering

security on the remaining zones, bypassing zones lowers your

level of security. All bypassed zones will reset and unbypass

when your security system is next disarmed. Your security

system must be disarmed (turned off) before being able to

bypass zones. After bypassing the selected zones, your

security system must be armed (turned on in either the away or

stay mode to secure the remaining zones.

1. Enter a valid PIN to unlock the screensaver

2. Press Enter.

3. Go to Security > Zones.

4. Select the zone you wish to bypass. Use Left (4) and

Right (6) buttons to apply a filter, if necessary. See

“Security” on page 4 for details.

5. Press Enter to see the list of available switch checkboxes.

The first one is Bypass.

Press Enter again to switch bypass mode on and off.

6. Press Cancel to exit the menu.

Alternatively, use the Quick Bypass function. See “Quick

Bypass” on page 4 for details.

Set up Chime Mode

You can setup your keypad so that it will make a “ding-dong”

sound when selected areas are tripped or activated − this is

called chime.

Chime mode can be enabled or disabled for each partition, and

does not trigger any alarms. In this case it is only used as a

low level alert such as a customer entry door.

Note: The chime feature in a zone requires both the zone and

its partition to have chime enabled.

You can easily enable or disable chime on partition level using

Quick Chime feature. See “Quick Chime Toggle” on page 4 for

details.

1. Enter a valid PIN to unlock the screensaver.

2. Press Enter.

3. Go to Partitions or Zones.

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4. Select the partition you want to add to chime mode.

5. Press Select (5).

6. Press Cancel to exit the menu.

Program User PINs

Each user has a unique PIN code that allows him access to

various features of the system. Only users with master level

authority are able to add, modify and remove users.

1. Enter a valid PIN code to unlock the screensaver.

2. Press Enter.

3. Go to Users.

4. Select the function you want to perform:

- Add/Modify: Add or edit a PIN and user permissions

- View: View the details and PIN of an existing user

- Delete: Delete a user

- Status: View the status of an existing user

- Copy: Duplicate existing users

5. Select the user.

6. Follow the instructions on the screen.

Change Time and Date and Holiday Dates

1. Enter a valid PIN to unlock the screensaver.

2. Press Enter.

3. Select the function you want to perform:

- Time & Date: Change the current time

- Holiday: Change the dates for the four (4) sets of

holidays

4. Follow the instructions on the screen.

Read Events Log

The system keeps a record of events that occur. The events

log can be accessed via the keypad.

1. Enter a valid PIN code to unlock the screensaver.

2. Press Enter.

3. Go to History.

4. Select the log category you want to display. The following

categories may be available depending on the panel

version:

- Main: All events except for the frequently occurring door

and card related events.

- Alarm: Intrusion and alarm related events, required by

EN50131 standard.

- Video: Camera related events.

- Access: Card and door related events. Available only if

the panel supports door access features.

Use Up (2) and Down (8) buttons to list events. Use the Right

(4) button to view more details on the selected event. See also

“History” on page 4.

Test Functions

Periodic testing of your security system is critical to ensure it

operates correctly and alarm messages are being sent in case

of an alarm detection.

1. Enter a valid PIN to unlock the screensaver.

2. Press Enter.

3. Go to Testing.

4. Select the security component you want to test:

- Siren: Test the siren functions. Indoor and outdoor sirens

will activate for the configured time. Press Cancel to

cancel the siren test.

- Battery: Test the battery if it is able to provide backup

power. The test is self-timed. It can take a few minutes to

return the result.

- Communicator Test: Test that the system is able to send

alarm messages. The result appears within a few

seconds.

- Zone Walk Test: Verify if each sensor is able to send

alarm signals to the system. You have to specify the range

of zones (as a start and an end zone) to perform the test.

The test procedure shows the list of zones being tested.

Activation of particular zones removes them from the list

until the list is empty, which means the test is passed. The

test is failed if there are still untested zones after the time

configured in the panel.

- Auto test: Test keypad display, indicators, key backlight,

and buzzer.

5. Follow the instructions on the screen to perform the test.

Set Keypad Options

The keypad can be customized for the requirements of your

site by setting the volume, brightness and screensaver timeout

time.

1. Enter a valid PIN to unlock the screensaver.

2. Press Enter.

3. Go to Settings > Keypad.

4. Select the setting to customize:

- Display: Contrast, Brightness, Idle brightness, Color

- Key backlight: Brightness, Idle brightness, Color

- Sound: Tone, Keypress Volume, Alarm Volume,

Entry/Exit Volume

- Idle Timer

- 24H Format (Yes / No)

- Show Logo (Yes / No)

- Show Clock (Yes / No)

Programming Cards

If the keypad is equipped with a Mifare card reader (NXG-

1832-EUR and NXG-1833-EUR) and the system supports door

access features, then the master user may configure user

cards in the “User Cards” menu.

Note: The menu allows you to add or modify cards of the

existing users.

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To modify a user card:

1. Enter a valid PIN code to unlock the screensaver.

2. Press Enter.

3. Go to User Cards.

4. Select the function you want to perform.

Add/Modify Card

Add or Edit the Card for user.

First, select a user by entering the user ID and confirm by

pressing ENTER.

The screen shows “Swipe a Card or type ID”.

You can either change/enter the card number on the keypad or

swipe the card (this is the recommended method).

If the card is swiped, it will be automatically secured if

necessary —the security key will be applied to the card.

Note: Present the card to the reader and hold it until the

keypad beeps. If the securing operation is required, it may take

1 to 2 seconds to apply the security key to the card.

If securing the card succeeds, a special two-tone sound is

generated.

If the card number is entered on the keypad, the card must be

secured manually (for example, using the Card Securing

option).

Card Enable/Disable

Allows to enable or disable the card, which is already assigned

to the user.

First, selected the user by entering the user ID and confirm by

pressing ENTER.

Alternatively, a user card may be swiped to select its user.

Next, change the Enable parameter as desired.

Delete Card

First, selected the user by entering the user ID.

Alternatively, a user card may be swiped to select its user.

Once the user is selected, the card assigned to the user is

removed.

Add Multiple Cards

The option allows you to assign cards to multiple existing

users.

Note: This is the easiest and recommended method for adding

cards to users at the system initial configuration.

First, all user accounts must be created using any convenient

method (DLX900 / Web page / Users menus).

Enter the Add Multiple Cards option on an NXG-1832 / NXG-

1833 keypad as a master user.

The keypad shows the list of users with no card assigned. If all

users already have cards assigned, the relevant message is

shown.

Only one user is shown at a time, starting from the lowest user

ID. Users can be selected by pressing Up and Down buttons.

Once the user number is shown on the screen, present the

card to the reader. This runs the following operations: assign

the card to user, enable the card, and secure the card.

Note: Present the card to the reader and hold it until the

keypad beeps. If the securing operation is required, it may take

1 to 2 seconds to apply the security key to the card.

If securing the card succeeds, a special two-tone sound is

generated.

After successful assignment, the user is removed from the list

of users, and the keypad automatically switches to the next

user with no card assigned or displays a message “All Users

have Cards”.

Secure Cards (Card information)

The option allows you to secure multiple cards. Also, it may be

used as a “Card Information” option.

It is recommended (but not required) to perform the securing

operation on all spare cards that are not used in the initial card

configuration. This allows you to assign these cards to new

users in the future by entering the card ID without a need of

swiping the card to the reader.

Once entered, the menu shows “Swipe a card” message. Any

card swiped when the function is active will be secured, and a

relevant message will be shown for a few seconds.

Note: The Secure Cards menu can also be used to get the

information about cards. You can present cards already

secured or assigned to users. The keypad screen will show the

message that the card is already secured and display the user

ID and enable state.

System Status Messages

Various messages may appear on status screen of the keypad.

Alarms

The following alarms can appear:

•Panic Alarm

•Medical alarm

•Burglary alarm (in this case only the zone name is shown).

•Fire alarm

If there are alarms, no other status messages are shown on

the system status screen. Press the System Info (i) button to

view alarms.

•Zone in Alarm, zone number and name

•SOS –Fire alarm

•SOS –Panic alarm

•SOS –Medical alarm

If a manual alarm is activated using the keypad function

buttons (A, B, C), no zone info is shown.

Categories other than alarms can be displayed alternately.

Faults

The following faults can appear:

•Time Lost: The security system time and date need

resetting. Ensure your system has access to the internet

for automatic time update or set the clock manually from a

keypad.

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•AC power fail: The security system has lost its electrical

power. Check there is power to the rest of the building,

reset the circuit breaker if necessary, and contact your

service provider if power does not restore.

•System Battery Low: The security system back up battery

requires charging. Wait 24 hours. If condition does not

clear, then contact your service provider.

•System Box tamper: The security system cabinet tamper

input has activated. Check the lid is fully closed.

•System Siren trouble: The security system indoor siren

has a problem. Contact your service provider.

•System Overcurrent: The security system or a smart

power supply is drawing too much current. Contact your

service provider.

•Phone Line Fault, System Ethernet Line Fault, Wireless

Link Fault: The security system has detected a problem

with a communication line. Check your connection and

contact your service provider if this fault does not clear.

•Phone Communication Fault, Ethernet Communication

Fault, Wireless Communication Fault: The system was

unable to report a message by a communication channel.

Contact your service provider.

•System Device Offline, System Device Bypassed: An

expander or a keypad is offline or bypassed.

•System Wireless Jam: Wireless device jamming is

detected. Contact your service provider.

•System Power Supply Fault: A smart power supply has a

hardware problem. Contact your service provider for a

replacement.

•Zone in Tamper: This zone has triggered a tamper alarm.

•Zone in Trouble: This zone has an open circuit.

•Zone Low Battery: This zone is a wireless device, which

needs its battery replaced.

•Zone Missing: This zone is a wireless device, which does

not communicate.

•Zone Antimask: This zone is a detector, which has been

masked.

•Partition Zone in Tamper: A zone tamper in the partition

has been restored.

•Partition Zone in Trouble: A zone short circuit in the

partition has been restored.

•Partition Zone Has Low Battery: A zone low battery alarm

in the partition has been restored.

•Partition Zone Missing: A zone missing alarm in the

partition has been restored.

The second line of the fault message contains a zone number

and name of the faulty zone, or a name of the device in case of

system faults.

Door Faults

The following door faults may appear on the screen:

•Door Left Open (DLO): Door is still opened when the Door

Zone Shunt Timer expired, and the door is configured to

report DLO state.

•Door Warning: Door is still opened at Door Zone Warning

time before the expiration of Door Zone Shunt Timer, and

the door is configured to report DLO state.

Example

When Door Zone Shunt is set to 60 seconds, and Door

Zone Warning is set to 15 seconds, and door is kept open:

- Door Warning message appears 45 seconds after

opening the door.

- Door Left Open message appears 60 seconds after

opening the door (Door Warning is not reported any

longer).

Note: If the Door Warning is active on the doors that are

assigned to the particular keypad, then the keypad

generates a special beep sound (1 second on, 1 second

off) to notify the user that this door is in Warning state, and

will trigger DLO alarm soon.

•Door Forced: Door has been forcibly opened (the door

lock is still engaged), and the door is configured to report

Door Forced condition.

In Programming

Indicates that the system is being programmed. Press the

System Info (i) button to display the programming mode

details:

•Program Mode: The system is being programmed from

another keypad.

•Remote Program: The system is being programmed

remotely using the software or the Web page.

Zone Bypassed

Indicates that a zone is bypassed, either manually by a user, or

automatically during Arm Stay. Press the System Info (i) button

to show more details:

•Zone in Bypass | Zone number and name

•Zone Auto Bypassed | Zone number and name

System Not Ready

A zone is in an active state. Press the System Info (i) button to

display the active zone number and name.

Ready, Zones Open

The status is shown if a zone is in active state, but its partition

is configured for force arming, so it automatically bypasses the

active zone when arming. Press the System Info (i) button to

display the active zone number and name.

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