Cooper Security Homelink 75 User manual

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Homelink 75
Security System
User Guide

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Controls and Displays ..................................3
Key Functions: .........................................4
Access to the System ...............................4
Special Icons Used on the Display ............5
Setting ........................................................6
Full Setting (Using Access Code or Tag) ...6
Quick Set ................................................8
Setting Partitions ......................................9
Part Set ..................................................11
Setting with Forced Omit .......................12
Setting With a Telecommand .................14
Force Setting with a Telecommand .........15
Unsetting ...................................................16
Full Unset ..............................................16
What does Mean? ............................................17
Quick Unset ...........................................18
Unsetting Partitions: ..............................19
Unsetting With a Telecommand .............21
Alarms .......................................................22
Types of Alarm .......................................22
Silencing an Alarm .................................23
Social Alarms .........................................25
Inactivity Alarms ..........................................................25
© Cooper Security Ltd. 2006
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contents of this book are correct. However,
neither the authors nor Cooper Security
Limited accept any liability for loss or damage
caused or alleged to be caused directly or
indirectly by this book. The contents of this
book are subject to change without notice.
Printed and published in the U.K
Remote Control by Phone .........................26
Calling In To Your Alarm System ............26
Tones ...........................................................................27
Special Functions .......................................28
Entering the User Menu .........................28
Record Voice Memo ..............................29
Omit Zones ............................................30
To Change Access Codes ......................30
View Log ...............................................30
Facilities On/Off ....................................31
Test ........................................................31
Follow Me .............................................31
Switching Outputs On/Off ....................32

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Figure 1 shows the controls and displays available on the control unit.

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To operate the system you must identify yourself:
Sets the whole system.
Unsets the system.
Scroll up.
Scroll down.
The function of these keys depends on the
guiding text shown on the bottom line of
the display above the keys.
In the instructions on the following pages
a name shown in capitals, for example
SELECT or DONE, means the soft key
under the same word appearing in the
bottom line of the display.
Used when keying in user names, codes
and telephone numbers.
Press to start a social care alarm.
To start a Fire alarm. (Press both keys at
the same time.)
To start a PA alarm. (Press both keys at the
same time.)
To start a Medical alarm. (Press both keys
at the same time.)
EITHER enter a four digit
access code on the keypad
OR presenting a proximity
tag to the top left corner of
the case
Your access code or your tag are unique to you.
You can use either code or tag for any of the
operations shown in this guide.
Ask your Administrator to give you your code or
tag. Do not divulge or share them with anyone
else.
Note: If you enter your code incorrectly four
times in a row then the control unit will lock
you out for 90 seconds.
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The display shows messages and prompts to
help guide you through setting, unsetting and
programming the system.
When the system is idle (either while set or
unset) the display shows the “standby screen”,
comprising the time and date:
The letters have the following meaning:
The word “Menu” on the bottom left indicates
that if you press the left hand soft key then
you can gain access to the User Menu (see the
Administrator’s Guide).
The row of black squares with white letters at the
top right of the display ( ) shows the state
of each partition. Partion 1 is on the left, 4 on the
right.
A partition is set.
A partition is unset.
A partition is part set.
To draw your attention to special events
the standby screen may also display the
following icons:
A voice memo is waiting (see page 17).
The social care activity monitor is working
(see page 25).
The control unit has some information for
you to look at (see page 23).

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Select Set
Setting Options
Full Set All
Part Set All
Partitions
OR
Do this: The display shows:
1 EITHER
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Make sure the system is idle. Secure all your windows and doors.
Note: The display shows these
options if you have access to
more than one partition.
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Exit
Enter Access Code
As you key in your code the
display fills in each dot.

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Notes:
If you decide you want to stop setting then press STOP.
If your system is full set, then you cannot go directly to part set. You must unset the system first.
If your system is part set, then you cannot go directly to full set. You must unset the system first.
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Select Stop
12:15
Setting Options
Setting All
7 to Set
The display shows how many
seconds remain for you to
leave.
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Select Stop
12:15
Setting Options
Setting All
7 to Set
While the system is set
the display shows the
standby screen.
2
The display shows how much
time remains for you to leave
the premises.
Note: If you want to stop
setting then press STOP.
Do this: The display shows:
1
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Quick Setting does not require the use of an access code or tag. (The Installer must enable this facility
during installation.)
Make sure the system is idle. Secure all your windows and doors.

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Select Set
Setting Options
Full Set All
Part Set All
Partitions
Select Set
Setting Options
Full Set All
Part Set All
Partitions
2
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The installer may have created several “partitions” in your system, and allocated you to one or more of
them. You may set and unset each partition independently of all the others. First, secure all windows and
doors in the partition that you wish to set.
Do this: The display shows:
1 EITHER

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Change Done
Partition
1. Partition 01 U
2. Partition 02 U
3. Partition 03 U
4. Partition 04 U
Change Done
Partition
1. Partition 01 U
2. Partition 02 U
3. Partition 03 U
4. Partition 04 U
Change Done
Partition
1. Partition 01 U
2. Partition 02 U>S
3. Partition 03 U
4. Partition 04 U
U>S = will change to Set
U>P = will change to Partset.
Highlight the partition you wish
to set.
U = unset, S = set, and P = part
set. Note: You may not have
access to all partitions.
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4
3

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Select Stop
12:15
Setting Options
Setting Partition 02
7 to Set
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01/01/2005
Menu
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When programming your system, the installer
can mark some of the zones “Part Set”. If, when
setting the system, you select the Part Set All
option shown on page 9 then the control unit sets
the zones selected by the installer, and none of the
others. This feature is designed so that you can
protect, for example, the perimeter of your house
while you remain inside it.
Notes: If you decide you want
to stop setting then press
STOP. If a partition is full set,
then you cannot go directly to
part set. You must unset the
partition first. If your partition
is part set, then you cannot go
directly to full set. You must
unset the partition first.
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Omit All View
Setting Faults
6 Faults
Stop
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Setting with
6 zone(s) omitted
7 to Set
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If any detectors are not yet
ready to be set (other than
Final Exit or Entry Route) then
the display shows the number
of affected zones.
1. Follow the instructions
on pages 6 to 9 to set
the whole system or a
partition.
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There may be times when you wish to set the system, even though one or more of the detectors are not
working correctly. To do this you make the system “omit” those zones.
You can omit zones while you are setting the system.
(If you wish to omit zones beforehand see the Administrator’s Guide.)
Secure all windows and doors in the partition that you wish to set.

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3 EITHER Press STOP.
The display returns to the standby screen.
OR Press OMIT ALL to omit the zones.
The system sets with the faulty zones omitted.
Note: You can stop the setting process by either pressing STOP or by pressing :
Omit All Stop
Setting Faults
16 Patio window
17 Patio door
18 Kitchen window
19 Dog kennel
2b OR

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Select Stop
12:15
Setting Options
Setting Partition 01
7 to Set
Do this: The display shows:
1
2
Press the appropriate button on
the telecommand.
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Note: The Administrator must program the control unit to recognise (“learn”) a telecommand.
Make sure the system is idle.
Secure all your windows and doors.

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Press the same button again.
Press the appropriate button on the
telecommand.
You may hear a warning tone from the control
unit if a zone is not ready to set.
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Note: The Installer must program the system
to enable this feature.
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Change Done
Partition
1. Partition 01 U
2. Partition 02 S>U
The control unit starts the entry
tone.
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Do this: The display shows:
1
2EITHER
OR

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If you see a icon in the top left hand side of
the display when you unset, then there is a voice
memo waiting. The display will ask if you wish to
play the memo. Follow the prompts on the display.
The system unsets all those
partitions that you have access
to.
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Exit
Enter Access Code
Do this: The display shows:
1
2
The system unsets all those
partitions that you have access
to.
The control unit starts the entry
tone.
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Change Done
Partition
1. Partition 01 U
2. Partition 02 S>U
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U = unset.
S = set.
P = part set.
S>U = will change from set to
unset.
P>U = will change from part
set to unset.
The control unit starts the
entry tone.
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Do this: The display shows:
1
2EITHER
OR

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Change Done
Partition
1. Partition 01 U
2. Partition 02 S>U
Change Done
Partition
1. Partition 01 U
2. Partition 02 S
01:12
01/01/2005
Menu
USUU
Do this: The display shows:
The system unsets the selected
partitions (1 in this example)
and displays the standby
screen.
In this example, make sure
partition 2 does not unset.
Note: The control unit shows
the partitions you have access
to, not necessarily the whole
system.
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