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PLAN OFYO UR SYSTEM ., . .. ....•.. ,. '1' .
'THE LC .D. REM OTE KEYPAD . . . . . .
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EXAMPLE OF AlARM DISPLAY FORMAT ... , . ... ..4
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UNDERSTANDING YDURAlARM SYSTEM .. ... ';1' .
GENERAl. DE SCRIPTION ABACUS CONTROL PANEL
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TONES AND THEIR MEANINGS . . . . . . • . ' . , . . .
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SETTING THE SYSTEM .,.. . .... , . . . . . . . .
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SETTI NG THESYSTEM . . . .. .. . .. .. ,.. .
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·SETTING THESYSTEM .•.. .. . : • . ' .....
USINGAKEYSWITCH .. ' ....• : • .•.. . • "1' .
OMITTING AREAS &ZONES . . ; ••
CHIME MODE TURNING CH IME ON AND OFF . I ..
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PROGRAMMING CODES , ..•... .. ..... ",' . . .. 29
DESCRIPTION OFCODE NUMBERS ANDTYPES. L .... 29
USER 1YPES'
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PROGRAMM ING THE CO DES . . . . . . . . . . . . i. '. 32
ERASINGA
PASS CODE ' !I. 34
SETTINGTHE
DATE ANO TIME ! I. 35
ENGINEER AC
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TESTING
THE SYSTEM .....•....... " . " . 39
ALARM A
CTIVATI ONS . . .. ' ,1 . . 41
RESP
ONDI NG TO AN ALARM CONDITION .I ..... 41
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ALARM I FAU LT OI SPLAY ~ 42
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RESETTING SYSTEM AFTER AN AlARM . 43
USER
(CUST OM E R) RESET .....•..... II. ' .. 43
ENGINEER
RE SET . II ..... 44
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CODE RE SET . . - 45
DAY FAU
LTS AND ALARMS __ . _. . . _ I) 46
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PRINTING THE lOG - Ii . . 51
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ZoneOt CdA
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Zone 02 CdA
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Zone03
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Zonea.
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Zone OS CdA
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Zone 06 CdA
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Zone07
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zone 06 CdA
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Fire _ PA Fua Pall Chime OFF
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YOUR ALARM COMPANY'S TElEPHONE NUMBER
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081-&139637
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BBSftt ModEI'. Customer Engineer Code
Entry Time ExltT1""', 'EmlfDeIay' _
AJI times areIn seconds .
K8yhOt1el Name US8fUtwel T#II .No. .T18fled. Dam& By
For Example:-
GordonWalker Mastel
PIR Movemenl Deleclor
Door Contacts
Vibration Detector
Smoke Detector
Re mole Keyped
Panic BUllon
Zone Number &CCI
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FINAL EXIT AND ENTilY ROUTES
An !mportanlconeeptlnall securltye1arrnlnstallallons Isthe FINAL
EXIT and alsothe ENTRYIEXII ROIJTE. r lha contSct(SMWIS)
on \he final ext doo r ace tr1ggered v.tIefl iIle systei/i Is set. the
Deledors
along 1he entry/exll routo.... programmedlnol 10 read
Instenlaneously InIo on AlARM condllon.lnstead,iIl.,yhaveapra-
set delay whk:ll gives iIle user lime totum off tho alarm. Wyou
deviate from tho ENTRY /EXIT ROUTE. the alarmI wm FULLY
actJvate , Irlggemg the external and Internal SOUnders andmay, r
filled wI1h a conrnunJcator. remolesignal ' I.
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AlARM SYSTEMS EXPlAINED
Arst,some basic concepts about alann mtallaUons iii general, and
how they feature IntheAbaaJS system. 'III ,
OPERATIONAL PRINCIPLES ~I
Your premiseswmhave been dMded Inlo a number atzonesfor
alarm
purposes .Each zone Is proteclsd by an elarm detector. In
cerlalndrcumslances zones may have been further dMded Into two
~ alarmdeledorci'aJIIs(ClraJ!Aandl:mJltB). Il " .
Youralarm systemwIJI have beenpiOgllll1tl'l9d byyourlnstaQerwith
apreset 'Ex! T1me 'and ' En try TIme' . ThIs Is the Uri\e aHowed 10
permIltheuserto leave and 8I1terlhe pramlses respeCtJvelyWlthout
catislngan alarm condltJon . If .
OneatIhe alann zooes must be programmed by your 1lnstaller asa
flnalexllzone.
This Isthe last zoneto be dosed on ex! and\he ftrst
zonato
be opened on entry (normally 1he front doc". 'I;
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Inmost alarm Installations one ormomoftheremalnlngalannzones
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ExlVEnlry Route Zone. .;I
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area ofyourpremises thet you require topass through
afterselling the alarm panel on ex~ of before un-setllng iIle panel
on entry
(typically, theenlrance halQ ..11
Whena zoneIs programmEllll asan 'ExilIEntry RouteZone'iIle user
has
ITee access w!hln the zone durlng the 'Exit and EnlJy' time
wfthout causlng analarm.
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,UNDERSTANDING YOUR " .
ALARM SYSTEM · II I
Your Abacus Alarm System Is a versatile and easy to operale
system. Ifs IIe xlble design calers for. wlda range ilf InstanalJons ,
,fromslmple
residential premises to small o!rlCe or lixlustrtalunlts.
10 provlde maxi'num secur1ly : . .~ I I ~ .' .
IMeoRTANTNQIF' Ii
Falseelann caJIs area nuisance " . I'
Takegreat care 10 avoid maldng \hem.
CareruDy study thismanual,so thai you know how 0 avoid false
alarms.
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Key.witch
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Hello Pater
Set System 1
The L.C.D, Remote Keypad
Date :.
ZoneNumber
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The ABACUS 8 Control Panel
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Help Bu to~s •Press simultsnsously ~
1. ENTER PERSONAL coos Prise open Panel
2. FOLLOW OISPLAY INSTRUCTIONS hare to
3. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ravaal alphabetic
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In a domesUc envlronmoolthe COncepl or a PART-sET system Is
very Irnportanl
, 0 Ishighlydesirable that,duringthenightthe unoccupied pariolthe
houseIs fully protected. but free movenienlls allowed throoghout
\he occupiedaraa, lor example .lJpsta~ . .
UndarIhls Part-'sel condUion the StalrcaselHall detector,
• ftned,becomesthaFinal ExIt Detectoronyour routo downstaJr.;.
UIstheraloraprogranvned 10 delay tha alarm by the ExItJEntry time
allowlnllyoutogo downslalJs and lum off the alarm.
. NITE ZONES AND DAY MODE
The alarm systemIs normaUy SET 10'proted \he premiseswhilst
they ara unoccupied, hlslollcallythiswas usually at night.
TheralorethelermNlTEhas been coined10desaibethiscondjUon.
However, sensors sudl as FIRE or PERSONAl. An ACK give
conUnuous 24 hour protec1lon. '
Theterm DAY Isused10desctlbe the
condOlon when the panel Is '
unset. VoIth \he 24 hour , clrt:u lts Inoperallon.
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Abacus 8
Abacus 15
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For normal do ,mes~ c and smal co.trnerdal emnronments . live
types01detectorara In common use,
(1) Door Contacts
Aset01magnetic contacts (swtldles)Inslalled on a protected door
(orawindow)whldlwill
signal tolIle Abacus alarm panelWthedoor
Is opened .
(2) Vlbrallon Deloctor
A smallsecurIIy device
lItted toa prolee:ted door, wtndoW orwal to
signal 10the Abacus atarTTl panelIf alalge amounl of vibrationIs
detected ,suchas an IntrUder lore:tng aholethrough adoor.
~)MovemenIO~~ons
For example, Passive Infa RedorPIR.
Asecurty device
normally ftttedat head height v.lthln a room or
corridortodetect the prnsence 01enIntrudorwlthlntheeras covered
by the detector.
SYSTEM COMPONENTS
Foryour~ peace of mind endto avoid 1ats8 elarms,UisImportant
thatyou ara lamillar wtth the variousoomponentsthatgoto make
up your
alanm system. logether wUh thO~ function andthereason
lor thelocationseleded
for eadl component .
Awiderangeof detectors are avallablolD delecllhe presence01an
IntruderInyourpremises
or atlemptlng Iogaln unauthorised ecoess.
Thetype01detectOnl selected VoID depend on the type 01 pnomises.
\he level of protection raquinad, the general envlionment
surrounding the property end \he budget avallable. Your atarrn
InslaDatlon company will have advised you on the best type 01
prolae:tlon lor your particular raqutraments.
ZONES AND SENSORS
Buld 1ngs are divided InlO ZONES Ydllch are monKorad orguarded
bySENSORS,also
known as detectors or PIR's.
.Those are conneded to the 'COlltrol Paner (Abacus) by wired
CIRCUITS. . , .
ThoAbacussystem alloWS lor varying amounts01 zones, seechari
below(AllAbacus panels suppDed wtth aminimum01sbczones).
MODEL MaximUm Number MaxImum Number ·
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Zones Delectlon, Poln1s
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BEllS .STROBES AND DIGI'S OR DAC'S
Whalavarthoalarmcondition, kIscommunicated10tho Immediate
neighbourhood throughthe local audible 'BElL',this could alsobe
aslranor VIsual STROBE(flashIng Ughl) . .
kcan also be
lransml1led Vlalelephone or Radio (with a variety 01
devloas Including AB-NETs,lJIgfsorDac's)10the A1ann Company,
and thrOugh themtotheappropriateEmergencyS&Mce 1.0 . Polloa,
Ara andAmbulance.
ThoprimarypprposeoI,theexternal bellandstrobe
Ughi Isto attract
anenUOll Intho event01anIntlllder enteringor attempllng toenler
a prolac:led zone whDe set. The belVsIrobe un' Is normally
mountedet a high level outside the pramlses at a point which Is
easily
to,aR! and seen by passers by. Thla extomal bel lls1r_
housing VoIlI,ln etlec:t. actasadele .... nl toburglary:since apotential
Intrudercansee
Immediately thaI an Intlllderalarm systom Isfltled.
, Since th" belllstrOOe housing Is nonnally locaIad at the lronl 01 a
premtses (Inorderto attrad aDenUon). evidenceofan alarm system
may ootbe VIslbIe from\he back cK the pramlses.
Forthis•sason,UIsnormalpractiCe10IIIoneor mora 'Dummy' bell
~ ~ hou sl ng ' s around the premises. ,
In certain Circumstances, several 'Dummy' bell housings can be
eftee:tlve (pal1Jculal1y on largepramlses).
NoiseAbatemenl JeglslaUon delermlnesthat an atarm boll shall 001
ring contl1uously lor mora than20 nnInulas (maximum).
Forthis reascn .all Intruder alarm bells are programmed to swKch
off after" preset period (up to 20 minutes). The strobelightwill
however, continue tooperate unUi the alarmsystemIs raset by yoo,
the occupier.
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, (4)Panic Buttons 'r'"
Push button devlces strategically slluated throughout the premises
and
connected tothe Abacus panel Which signala 'Duress'alann
when
pressed.
The panic buttons arealways armed and WIll therefore operate
regardless of whether thepanelIs setor unset.
Pressing a panic button WIll create eithera full alann condition (
Extemal and
Inlernal sounders) or, W connected to' an alarm
company's central statton, a 'silent' alann, depending on the
programming canted oll! bythe engineer.Once pressed !he panic
buttonsnonnallyrequlre resetllngbya
~al key,,providedby!he
alann
company.
,(5) SmokecirFire detectors ,
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nonnany celUng mounteddet8clors designed todetecta
fire. When
connected to Abaws R WIll, If lI1ggered, signal by
sounding the,alann In one second bursts (10 differentiate from a
normal alarm).The fire detectors are
armed 24 hours a day.
FonoWlng activation !he detactors may be reset and therefore
rearmed by pushing a button or by, operating thewalktest mode,
,(6) Flooddeleclors
The flood deleclorsarenonnallyplacedInareasproneto flooding,
undarthebalhlslnkor
In 'a basement. when lI1ggered !he system
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Intemal alannonly(and remote signals, Wprogrammed).
(7)'Gasdalactors (Including Carbon MonOXide)
Gasdetactorsglvethe samewarningsoundsas ftood detectorsand
shouldbe
placed neargasoutlels.
c::arbon Mono.x1de detactors should be sited adjacent togasboilers
and
heeters todeled faullyappliancesor blocked ftues.
The Abacus Control Panel has not bean
designed to comply with fire industry
standards and should not be used in place of
an approved fire panel where this is
recommended or required and DA Systems
(Digital Audio Limited) accepts no liability
whatsoever for any failure to comply with any
fire industry requirements, relevant standards
or .regulations. .
Further, DA Systems (Digital Audio Limited)
accepts.no responsibility for any other loss or
damage howsoever caused except to the
axtent the same may not be lawfUlly excluded.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION ,II: ', ' , ,'"
ABACUS CONTROL PANa ' ,~~ ,
The basic 'Abacus' system compriseS acontrol panelcomplete with
at leastone keypad (on bo~rd or remote) . 'III "
To enable the userto operate the aJann syst"'!' at convenient :'1
locations throughout lh e pre~, up to 6ad ,dltionBl remote I
keypadscan bofttted to,the system, In addition to,themeln control"
p'!~ ,e1. '~II: :
The alann system responds to simple commands ~Ich areentered 'I
through the numelle keys on the control box or, W lIlled. small "i
unobtrusive keypads . , :I~ I
The remote keypad allows!heuserto pelfonnn all userlUnctIons,as 'I
If althe main control panel. ', ~~' I
The responding messag, es are displayed on a2'character(lED) ,,
screenora32 character (2 line) screen (LCD). I .
These message. are highly Informative and pers<iriallsed, and this
makes the system Intelll9ent anduser.frlendly. ~~
The remote keypads have a 'Help Button' fealure , l~mprlslng two "
separate push buttons . VJhen pressed simultaneously wm perform
aPflHelected
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The remole keypad 'He lp' buttons cen be PRlQ'1'mmed by the 'I
Installation eng ineeras "Fire', 'Medical' ,'Panic' ala'nnsor set . Part i,
set orselect the chime functlon,see page 3 of thIS manualto see' I
whichIs applicable to your system. ,~~' I
Akeyswlch may have been filledto your system to enablesetting I
and un- settlng operationsonly. ,~,
Your alann system may have.beenfItled WIth li oonllal station , I
communicator 10 enable your alanncompany "'!nllal station to , ,I
monitor!he operation of your system andto conlacl :the appropr1ale ::
author1ly In the event of an alannorotherabnormaleventdetected " I"
bythe system. Thecomrnunlcetor(lffltled)Is Instal*" Inthe system
nnaln control panel may be connected to your telejihone Uneor be
mdlo operated. ' 'JI' •
The communicator system Isfullyautometlc and doesnot require
any operatorIntervention. Intheeventof a commu~tcator failing to
communicate with your elann company central station wheni
requiredtodo so, afault message WIll be shownonihellquldcrystal
or LED display . j~
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The police auth orlty In your area may requ"a
an ENGINEER RESET if the al .. m ' aystem
remote communicator is activated. II!
Many sllum cOrTlpanies charge for this service.
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SETTING YOUR ALARM
Thesystem IsSET or UN-sET by aUSER entering a4-dlgl pass
codeon the keypad,such as 1234. ttthecodeIsvalid,lIIe system
·.will respondwith a greellng on thedisplayandalow Iurtharaction
10 betakene.g.
Thiscircul
lso perational al all times andwiD ,lf activated ;Initiatean
Inlarnalalarm
(.,Iema I sounder ~,except Belij When the system
Isunset. or a lull alarm (extemal benlstrobe and communication to
lhe centralstation.
lfllted) ~ the system Is sel : . . .
TheextemalbeghoUsi
ng Is fltl<!d v.itlI an Internal, balle<y which wil .
maintainthebell
ringing if an Inlruderaltempls10 sHence IIle bell bY.
cu!ting the supply cable 10lha bel,'
TAMPER FAULTS
In the UNSET mode the system conllnuously 'ser-checks !he
Installation. This ensures that nobody can tamper wKh the drcuKs ,
andthai the sensors are functioning correctly, ' . .
The displaywill report a TAMPER(I) rthere Is an
aocidental or
deliberate faul on a circuli suchasacutwire. .
Always contact
your alarm company for advice .
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:KEYswfrCH SETTING
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The &farm ~ elsobeSeVUnsel by meansorakey SwItch or 1ock,
- Whe '" asimplemethodof seUlng and un .... \lIngIs raqulre<! .
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An EVENTIsanythingwhich Is d.eledadbythe system, Whether In
. ; the SETor UNSETmode. All commands exeartedbyIIle system
. a", ",,:orded In thealarmsystems melTlOf)' ,also called a' Log'.
WAU(TEsnNG ·
nIs sometimes desirableto 'Walk Test' your systembelo", l is
SET. Wall<Testing'meansthel the Installation Ismade active ,but
· withoutcausingthe alarmto sound theoutsldesirenor bel.
• Each sensot can OON be tested by deHbemle action, such as
. ' openinge dooror
walidng In fronl of a detectorand listening foran
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Bal 'AND STROBES
ABell 1m<! strobe unit(oranele<:tronlcslren In placeolthebell)may
be ntted. This Is normallypowered !fom the control panel power
supply (unlEoss powerlo thebett has been C\JI, In whlch caseIIlebell
will conl1nue with tis own Internal batieIY powerun\llthe powerIs
",stoll>dor the batteIY hasbeen exhausted).
ft Is1"'I""tanlIIlala spedal20 minute art otrmoduleIsIlttadInthe
sirento ensu", ftcomplieswfth
the Noise Abatement legislation.
The main control panel and remole keypads are Ilttad wfth an
Inlernalsounderprovldlng avariety ofwamlng tones(seePage12).
Wherenecessary,anextensionloudspeakarcanbentted
Iocany al
eachkeypador connected 10the main conltolpaneland mounted
ata C8nIraIIocaUon .
AREAS
A number 01 ZONES can begroupedlnlo an AREA. ,
This system allows
for at least TWO such groupings. defined as
'System' and 'Area "
areas .TheseAREAS can be SET, which
means activatedor arrr>ed. ether Individually or collectively , lis .
thereforeposslble,for example, 10 have the garage prol"!1ed,while
therestof your home
Is slll occupied .
USERLEVEL
Therecan bevaoous classes ofuser,each wah a greaterorlesser
accessand control over the pre-<tetined Areas ot' ov...all system.
Forexample.the
User category caled Amal will have access only
to thezonesdefined
to the Area 1 area and nowhereelse.
PASS CODES
Access to all system functions ,isprohibrted unless a valid four digit
( up 106 digKs on lhe Abacus 6115112) personal accesscodeIs
enteredat thecontrol
panel keypad (orremote keypad).
TAMP IER ZONES
.A s~ ctrwl, terminated at the controlpanelwill detect anyof
thesystem wlrtng beingcutor short-droufted.ft wiD alsodetectany
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TONES AND THEIR MEANING
Confirmation Tona
A short,soft bleep tone Is emitted fromthe keypad soundereach
timeabuttonIs
pressed. The tone Indicates thatthebuttonoperation
Is acknowledged bythe system. !
Safa/Cla....Exlt Tone
A continuous, medium toneIs emitted durtng the 'ExltlEntry'lime,
providing no zones areopenor acUvated.
FaultlUn-claar ExIt Tona '
An Intermittent, medium two tone signalIsemitteddurtngthe 'Exn'
time Wa Zone Is open or acUvated 10 wam the userthat a zone Is
_open or acUvated. This situation IsnormalWthe openor aclIvaled
zoneIsthe finaldoororpartof the
'ExllJEntry RouteZone'and wm
not prohlbn normal setUng. ff a zone'otherthan the final door or
'ExltlEntry RouteZone'
remains open or activated during setUng,
the system wm notset.
'Bad Set'/Can't Sat Tona ,
Aloud,two tone wamlng signal Is emitted Intheeventofazonethel
Isnotonthe 'ExIt Route' being Inalannlopenatthe startof the Exn
procedure, or alsowhena zone on the Exit route, remains open
afterthe'Exn'limehas
elapsed. Thissignalprevents a userleaving
the
premises with a zone openor acUvated.
Safa/Claar ExIt Tona Part Setting Moda
A rapid, Intennlttent, n:.e<l'lum tone Is emitted dUring the'Extt'time,
providing nozonesare aeuvated, whenpart settlng thesystem.
Entrv Tone . ",,!,<W ";Q~_"
A rapld, medium tone signal Isemitted durtng the entry lime. Wthe
user does not unsetthe systemduringthe entrytime, the rapid
medium tonewill change toarapidloudtwotoneslgnalfortheperiod
ofa
second stagetimer.The'usermustunsetthesystemduringthe
firstor second stage timer, otherwise afullalann condttlon willoccur.
Fir. Alarm Tone
The rapid, loudtwotonesignalwill alsobe emitted In theevent of
a 'Fire' alarm, It will sound for one second on,.then one second off
andcontinually repeat, untilsilenoedorthetimerlimitstheduration
ofthealann.
Intamal SI,.nII .
The rapid, loudtwotonesignalwill alsobe emitted Inthe event of
a 'Fire' slann, 'Panic' alarm or any:attempt to Interfere with the
system components or wiring, Whether llie system Issetor unset.
t!2ll!; ffyoursystemIs fiUed,wtth a cenliel station communicator,
the Internal and external sounders maY. have been programmed to
besilentIntheeventofa'Panic Alann' bUffon being pressed.
Inthis
event, asilent signal will be transmitted tothe central station
to summon assistance.
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C:himeTona ' , I' ,
The user canprogramme selec1.ed alarm zones as;'Chlme Zones',
These zoneswill ad asnormal slannzones When thesystemIs set,
however,ifa 'Chime Zone'ls opened o,actlvated When the system
Is unset,the sounder will emtt approximately six s~rt Intennlttenl
tones.This facility Is usefulto Infonn the oocupler th,~lsomeone has
entereda protected zone durtng normal (unset) hOjlIS.
For example. a shop keeper canbealerted to the presence of a
customer,bythe frontdoorconlacl
being opened':1
setting and Part Set1lng .I
ThesystemIs seVunset by entering afour, five or sIX dlgft user code
atthe control panel keypad (ora remote keypad). ::. . ,
Thezones
which will be sel or unset on enlly of theusercode and
the accesstoothersystem functions will diepend:onthe security
level allocated tothe particularuser code, as previously described.
selecUng part-set will ann zones which have beeri defined by the '
Installer withallotherzones
dlsenned. This facllltY enables partof
thepre':'lsestobe protected
(e.g. doWnstaIrs), wh09 pennlttlng free
accessIn another part(9:g. upstairs). ,'I
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Youratarm Installer wtllhave selected the most appropriate nnethod
offinally setting yoursystem. In most Instances. youralann system
will set on the expllY of the exit lImer, howe~er, tt may be
programmed to set on closing the final dIoo\; or, In certain
circumstances on pressing a pustHlUtton located outside the
premises
(ExH ennlnatof). '. II,
This button will cause the systemto'chime'each timettIs pressed,
sothat It may also be used asa 'OOOr Self. II
Programming of P._ cod ••
Only the master user has accessto aD the user functions avallab~
on the system, Including programmingand allocatl~9 ofcodes to all
other users. However. more fundamental a~ of the system.
suchas
defining andprogrammingzonessubsequebtto Instatlation.
are programmed by the alann company who have a special
ENGINEER code . II.
An addttlonai code Isdedicated foruseasaduressOodeand Isused
onlywhereacentral station oommunlcatlon link is fitted.Thenumber -,
One (1) user code Is atways dedicated as a 'Mastef code. The
remaining codes can be programmed lis 'Master'. 'Main', ·System·. '
'Areal', 'Area 2', or'eleanef e>;>des. II
This section gives onlya brief description of the pasS code functions.
formore details see page 29.
Meater and MaIn U ... r Cocla.
The MasterUSOf can operate all of the functions available onthe
Abacus andhas access to all the areas. The M~ln uSer can operate
all of the functions available on theAbacusand tias eccess toall
the areas. excepllhe user oode progmmming. ..
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f~~~::"g,og:~ ~~n allocated 'System' .uthor1ly willonly
'Set'
.nd 'Unset'atarmzones which h.ve been programmed as
'System ', This lacIIlly can be useful where tha owner wishes to
' restJ1cl . cx:ess to specIIIed areas ata protected p",mIsas.
Area land Araa 2P ... Cod ..
APass codewhichlias been allocated 'AI9.1 or Z.uthortly wtU
only 'Sef .nd \Jnser .larm zones which havebeen programmed
•s 'AllIs 1or2, respedIvIey'. This Iadlllycan be useful _ the
own.r
v.1shes to'restllcl access to specIIIed ./ll.s 01 • protected
p",mlses,The A_ 2Code _ural. nol currailUyavel/ob/eon
the Abacus 6.
Cleaner Peal Coda
APasscod.
v.1llch has been allocated 'Claana(.uthortly v.111 only
'Set'
.nd 'Unset'.larm zones which h.v. been progr.mmed as
'Cleans(, ThiS Iacllity can be usefulwhere tha owner v.1shes to
restJ1cl acx:ess 10 speclfIed areas at. protected prnmlsas .
·TIIe ClMner Code fNlur8 Is nol CU"",,"y avil/ab/e on !he
Abacus 6.,
Enll!near Pa .. Code ,
An'Englneer COde' entered by the .Iarm company engineer at the
main
control unl keypador .ny 01 the remote kayp.ds, perml1s the
englnee,enlly 10the system englnaar1ng
progfBmmlng luncllons.
Tho englnee',codecanprogrammedtobeonly operetlol181 afterthe
MasterlMaln codeIs entered.
This additional sacur1ly precaution ensuresthat engineer access
cannot beg.lned without th. knowledge 01. 'Master or M.ln user,
,,Dure .. P .. Cod.
WIl9'" a centfBl slauon communicator Is ftUedtoyour system, •
Duress COde Is proglllmmed as one 01tho Validusercod .. .
ThiscodeIsusedonlywheman authoriseduse,Is
being loroed to
unsetthe system under duress. Instead 01enteringnormal personal
aecesscode,theusercen enlerthe dumsscode. ThIsv.111 unset the
system normally, however, a s1klnt massag<l Is sent VIa the
convnunlcalortotho centfBlstationtowam 01 a personalal1ack and
to
InftJate Police.clIon.
Antl·fiddle Alarm
Inordertoprohlbll.ny attempt to gain una.nwrised aa:esstotho
.larm system, atunalarm (When set), or Intemal alarm (wtJan unsel)
willoccurnmoreth.ntwenlylivebuttonsam
pressed v.1thln apreset
period.
Somo01 the functlono end operatlono IIsled In this
manueloro not available on all the Abacus Control
Ponelo.Your olonn
Inotallatlon company wUlodvlse
you II the function you require Is availableon tho
rnodol Inotolled.
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ALL PASS CODE HOLDERS
ThIs action Is also sometimes reI;"'OO toas Closing,swlchlngon,
ArmIng orActIvating tho ~m .
Belo", settingthe system, ensu", tha follov.1ng :·
1: AI doors.nd w indows ."' ...... 00. "
2:Ensurethat movement datectors are not obslnfGlad .
3:Allpels am removed fromthe protacted area,
4: Hazards v.1llch activate sensors.m eliminated.
5:Nopeopleare stili In the Building . ' '
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WUh thesystamIn Day mode,
Ente,your4 (516) - digk Pass C<<!eand a
short conftrmalJon BI_p v.1D be heard
Hello , Pet. r
Set System?
When the displayIs as abova
P",ss theYESIPART kay,wlhln6seconds.
DONOT Press the YESIPART ~ agaln,alter1/1etone has startec
asthiswillcause the systemtogoIn10 Par1 Set modO · .
ISettIng ok II.
This wtll slaltthe Exit tone and .ny'
zones In laul~ will be displayedasbelow.
ISetting
Cd AI
.2A Exit HALL .
Donolbe concemed /I the zones scrolling on the display.", onthE
exll route, asthisIs normal. Leave the building and IoCktheftnalexl
door,
Some systems wtll also noedtha Exlttermlna10r button (alsocallec
• Pushtosel)to
be pressed 10 selthe system.
ThisIs normally sjted oulsldelhe final exlldoor and looks like adoo
bellbullon. .
Press thisonce and Waft lorthelonetostop.
When the sounder stops, tho oystomIs SET.
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Anhough normal~ you Cannot see your keypad. whenfirst selling
your system and you are famnlar1slng yourseW wKh the alann
operation the above display maybeofuse.
DONOTATIEMPTTOSET THE SYSTEM WHILE YOUAREON
THE PREMISES, IF YOU HAVE REMOTE SIGNALLING.
" POINTS TO REMEMBER
WthereIsa fauK pmsent onthe system. such asadoor not'propel1y
closed, then the sounder win emK a pulsating warning note.
Donotpanic,the system WIll notgoInto fuK alann,butthefaultmust
be deared beforethealarmcanbeset. _.. .. -
, Thedisplay WID show the Zone(s) at fault,enteryourcodeto tum
at!the system. ,
Thesemustbe cleared-before atiemptlrgtoSETthesystemagain.
Faults In Zones along theEntrylExit route willshowup butcan be
Ignored, asthe sensors are programmed wKh atimedelaytoenable
;'youto leave. '
,,_ "Onoe th.e SET procedure has been started, avalidusercodemust
, be keyed-ln to return thesystemtotheUN-sETorDAYmode.
OnsomeAbacus systems a s~a1 feature was Included which.
If' the Iaol ai!!!!!!lJ prompt was displayed, and you
did not respond wlllilli8YE"PART button within 5 seconds,
,'" the system wouldgo Into the SET routine automatically.
This was to guard against the User accidentally forgeltlng to
press the YESIPARTbutton.
~,' ,Bad ht
,Iftherelsan ExKfauKatthe endoftheexKtlme.(orafauKona'Non-
Entry IExK Zoneat thestartof the ExK rouUne) the sounderwill
\Ilggeratfull volume, andthe display willshow'BADSET'together
wKh theZanethat stopped the system from being set.seeabove.
, ThisIsalso logged forthe engineer. for rauK finding purposes.
You must re-enter the code. clear the IndiCated faun then restart
theselling pnooedure.
III THEAlARM SYSTEM ISNOTSET II I
WARNING
Cantad youralann company Immediately If youare unabletoset
the system forany reasOn. Most Insurance companies willnotcover
losses If the alann system Is not fully set. wKhout any Zones
'Omltted', whenthe premises are unoccupied. .LU-_..£
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· ~":"'~~~' althoughnot caUSing a fun alarm, needs attaoo:
xi ,will be dlsplayad When :.- 1
WRlI'IlI Code I
Try Again •••
If you key-ln the _on; code by mletelce •
Do Not
Penlc II
p_. 61ight/y. Mrd __ 1M conect code. .
A display slmllartothe one above should nowbe onIhelCDdlsplay.
If the tonedoes not stop lhen the system has not accepted your
code. Pause slightly, and retry, .
If thisfallsto stopthe tone contacttheMasterpass code holder or
the alanm companyfor advice.
The display may sUIl showthe systemls'5al' ,If an ArealsstiDarmed.
This moens thatalanmsystem Is divided IntoAmes, andoneotthe
AreasIsstillprotected.
Ensurethatyou do not go IntoanyAnlas that are sill set
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UN- SETTING THE SYSTEM
The'ollowlng action wllllum orra system previously SET.
ThisIsalso known as Opening or
Disarming the system, or puttJng
.u Into theDAY mode.
Enterthe·premlsasby the designated route ;openingtheFlna' Ex.
doorand following the EnlJyiExlt Route .
A fastIntenmlltent tone will be heard lI!1en opening the door.
aulckty proceed to the Control Panel or, If fitted, the neal9S\
RemoteKeypad.
Tha Display win show
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,System J Code :· - (Note:- # stands for
your
number 0to g) . .
If all Is well and correct, and there a", no fauns to report onthe
system, thedisplaywill show the Oate andTIme only,andthefast
.Intermment tonewill stop:- '
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For EXlmpte
Th~ Upsta irs are disermed , when let .
ZGnI(11 were omitted during letting Proeech ••
A zone w .. reofated Of ·turned oN, when lest tel .
%001I111 ~amein PfOQfIrnmed in the "Test' mo6e
r- .......... ....;,A 10f'IB • perm.nonuV turned off by the Alenn Companv
.... -'-''-oJ! will be dlaplaYed when:-
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When un-seltlng the system and "'lumlng to the Daymode, the
displaymayshow . IXI Ior
[!]] ,asbelow
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TNt 10,. Ict ivlted during Set period
T.tepllolv t,ouble ,eported
Battery aupplv trouble reported _
0111 your AI.rm Company
M.i .... upplV trouble rep ned i .
o ,.e .. powe, was interruPted
W8t(h.dog , ... t
(TN. meln. the micro-computer had to reset itaelf 'follo' ._
nil program or totll power failurel W:lng en Inte,
Cell your Alarm
COmplny for advice.
\he the memo,v log to-call to examine the cause of thie Irt
See 'Reeding loa displtya :. on PlQle 47. ae •
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the System will now be setting
In the
Silent PartSat mode .
PART SETTING THE SYSTEM
A keysw~ch Is an optional extra to your system .
If ftIsntted In the system Ills operated as follows :-
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AsystarnIs saldto be PartSoftionly certain zones are programmed
to beswitched on. :I~
this facility Ison en used In the domestic household' lWhen at night,
the downstairs area Isprotected While .the upstairs 'Is not
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Insert the.Key and Tum It AntI-Clockwise
untilthe Ex~ tone stalls, and withdraw the key.
IP/S8tt1ng ok 'I
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SETTING THE SYSTEM
.A keysw~ch Isan optional extra toyour system.
If ~ IslIttedInthe system ttIs operated as follows:-
WIlhthe system InDay,
InsOlt.the KeyandTum ~ Clockwis8
untilthe Ex~ tonestalls,and withdraw kay.
ISetUng ok II
..... Any zones In fllUft, willbe displayed asbelow.
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Setting "cct AI
.2A Exit ~ALL
Do notbe concemed tithezones scrolling onthe displayareon the
exit
route, asthisIs normal. .
Leavethe building andlockthe finalexitdoor.
Some.
systems willalsoneedthe ExIt termlnalorbutton(alsocalled
aPush
10 set)tobe pressed to setthesystem.
.ThIs '1s normally sfted outsidethennalexftdoorandlookslikeadoor
bell button. ' .
Pressthisonceand Wa~ forthetonetoslop.
When the sounder stops, the system Is SET.
Your premises arenow secure.
The system mey also be SET with a code and
UNSE,,: with a keYSWltch or SET with a
KaYSWltch and unsat with a coda.
IS/Settlng ok II . j[.'
Do notbe concerned ti the zones scrollngon the displayareonthe
ex~ route, as this Isnormal. ~~
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Leave the area being secured,for example, by going upthe stairs.
If thesystem Isin
Part Set mode the systemWillset Ymen thetone
stops, but ti
your are setting In Silent Part Set ,I then a short
confonnatlon
lone willbe heard atthe endof the ex~ ,time.
Your premises are now secure. ':I~
Note: If taults are presentInthe system, the warning lone will stili
sound.
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When un -setting the systemanalertmessege ( See Page18) will
bedisplayedto
show that the system wasPart -se t orSilent -Set when
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UNSET with a keyswltch or SET with a
Kayowitch enll uneat with a coda. ,II.
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. A I<syswtt.i. Is anoptional exl1a 10 your system.
W"Is aaed In the sysIem kIs """"'led as follows:-
The
fona.vlng acUon wlilium onasyslem prevlolJSly SET.
,ThisIsalsoknownas
Opening orDlsannlngthe system, orpUlling
"1nIo the DAY mode , .' ' , "
.,Enter the '~ bythe deslgnat~ route, opening the FinalEx"
.doof and f'?'JOwlng the EnlryiExll Route:, • "." ." ,
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. '", FAfastInierinltlentlonewin be heardwhen opening the door ,
}~ .:"' .: Qulcl<tf prooeed 10 the nearest keyswitcl1
•'.• _._ The DIsplay wlUshow
1: ;':'0'I ;:~8'10 , ;SET:1
" . ~: . -,.:· Insert the Keyand retumthe I<sy
-.(; ,,:.•, .',back 10 rsnonnal12' O'clo<:I<
I!:t ,, '1 posIlkI~ andwithdrawthe key . "
,r ~ ·· \: 'Ifthe keYSWltch Isalreedyln the normal 12'O'dock
.i ' poslIIon Insert the key, tum ndockwtse, watt 1 se<:ond and then
: ~ : ' ~ ~ . . retumthekeybackto n.'s normal1ZO'dock position and wtlhdraw
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:t ·:·;.·- .' sys1em, thedisplay wlU showthe Day andTime only, and thefast
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PresstheYESIPART key and the display brtngs up thenrst
areaIzone whlcl1 you can tumONorOFF,
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Omitting 24-hour zonesJ~ , , '
During the Dey, without .etting the svat1m
Master or Main cod e users only ~~
, illl
n may I>e necessary to tempofllrDy disable z?nes which .18
normally SETor Armed permanenllf , such as 11I8 doors to alloW
for a delivery. ~
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Set Systom? ThedisplayWllI,thenshow as
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display brings up theIlISt
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Press the YESIPART key to saoII throUgh the zones unlll
the required24Hour Zone Is displayed 1,
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4A 24Hr FIREOOO~ display from ON to?FF, '
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Ensurethe correct status Is displayed . (~tha word OFFIs displayed
onthe display, then this zone Is omitted from the sYstem whennext
set).
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Press the YESIPART key to confirm and "'" display will
automatically change to thenext aruaor zone that Is programmed
to be ornmltable. " ! ~
Oncethe displayed zoneIscorrea toyourrequlretpenls andallthe
areas and zones areprogrammed toyourrequirements,thenpress
the OIESC kay_ i
The display will then cnangeto:-
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Ensurethe required status Is dlsplayed ,(~theWOrtl OFF Isdisplayed
onthedisplay,thenlidszoneIs
omitted from thesystemwhennext'
set).
Pressthe
YESIPART key to contlrm, the display will ~utomalJcally
changeto the next Anla or Zone thatmaybe programmed to be
ommlIable. , ' . .
Once thedisplayedzone Is CXlITeC\ 10yourlequlreffientsand allthe
Areasand Zonesare programmed to your requirements then Press
the GlESC key. •
Hello ' Colin
Sat SYstem?
Donotbe conoemed rthezonessaolIlngonthedisplayareonthe
exll route,as thisIs
nonnaL ,
Leavethe building aiId lockther...1eXi door.
Some systems W1I1 alSo need the 'EJdt Iermk>ator bu1lon1also called
aPushtosetl tobe pmssedto
.. tthe system .ThisIs normallysited
outsldethefinal exJI doorandlooks likeadoor bell button.
PressthisonceandWaftfortholonetostop.
Whenthe .ounder atops,the ayatemI. SET.
Your Premises arenowsecure.
In genMlI note that ·.
1: Pressingthe NO k&y only changes ONto OFF and viceversa.
2: Pressing the YESIPART key confirms your seleenon
and adVances to nextareaor Zone which hasbeen defined ,
3:lIthe YESIPARTKeyIsnot pressed and OIESC Ispressedwithout
connrmlng thechangefromONtoOFF than theAreawillnotchange
fromONto OFF or viceversa,
4:Areasomittedalthls stagecan subsequanlly beSET by Entertng
theassociated UsarCode.
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1: Pressing the NO key only changes ON
to OFF and vice Varea.
2:Pre.eing the YESIPART key confirms your
aelection end advances to next llnteor zone
which hac been defined .
3:11 the YESIPART Key is not pre.sed and
OIESC i. pre •• ed without confirming the
chang. from ON to OFF 'then the Aree will
not change from ON to OFF or vice versa.
" 'CHIME MODE
During Ihe Day mode. when the system Is nol setzones can be
progra<TV1l8d to operale a'Chlma'1onalf an alalmIsdelac1ed ,
ThisIs a genlle alerl (rather than • iuD scale Alarm),
Atypical application Is the fronldoorofe shop durfn9tmdlnghours.
By gMng agentle sll1ng of beeps 1he shop keeper would be alerted
thaI acustomer had enlered tha building .
The zones which ope ea le the Chinotone cen be pr8i'rogrammed
bY'you, \he customer.
Turning Chime ON 'and OfF
Ma.ter and Main Pua Code U ..... Only ,
AI
IIl1s Program Menu,
Presslhe <D keY(1 ~Prog)
Press ilia NO key ,
AI
U1Is Menu
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..... lhe@ key (2=Chlme)
10 bflng up Chime Control menu.
2=T05t
4=Day
1=Code 2=Chlme
3=T1me 4=Eng
Hello John
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1=Prog
3=Log
1,;.,. 1ThenpI9SS the NO k~y again
l.0mlt Zone?
PressIheNO keyto alternate betweenON and OFF then press the
YESIPART key when satislled WIIh!he selection.
The screenwill change \0 displaythe s1atus of Zone 1
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If you wanl to change lhe previously progrnmrrled seleCtIonof the
Zones set to chime, see Seiecllng zones to Chime beloW, W not
relurn10Day mode by presslnglheOIESC key.
IChime =OFF
Re-activating 24-hour zones
MASTER I MAIN AND SYSTEM PASS CODE USERS
ONLY
To
rearm or....adlvale the previously omitted
24Ho... Zones proceed as below
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Whenthe displayIsas above
P""", the YESIPART key
ISe ,ttlng Okll
When th8 Exnlone will starts,re....nler your 4(516).<flgtt Passcode
belore !he systemhas tJme10
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Thiswill b<tng the systemback 10 the un-<let or Day Modewith the
24-hour zonesnowset orre-armed.
,WI\hthe systemIn o.Y.
Enteryour 4(~)-dlgtl Pass COde
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Press the@ key to return to DAYmode(4=Day).
The system Is now back to DAY mode.
with, your Chime mode
selecled
or deselectedasrequired. ' .
Chime cen be ieft .witched on or off when
setting.
The zones selected to chime will be
remembered when the chime function is
turned off. so that when turned back on, the
whole programming process. does not have to
be repeatad.
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The system Is now back to DAY mode. with your Chime mode
selected or deselectedand the zones programmed
a. required.
Selecting Zona. To Chime
Wyou wish to ch""ge the zones. programmed to Chime. the
procedu/8 Is similartothat
of omittingzones . '
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After fonowlng the "TURNING CHIME ON AND OfF" menu.
Instead of pressing theO/ESCandreturning to Day mode. press
the NO key and this willaKamatethe status of the displayed zone
between ON and OFF. then pressing the YES/PART key will
connnn the
seIec:tJon andmove to nextZone. ConUnue unUI all the
zones are programmedorpress theOIESCkeyat any
Ume to return
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Programming & Erasing of User Codes.
Programming of theChime Illncllon andthe
Time.
Reading of the Memory Log.
Testing the System. , ,
Allowing the Engln"", Access to the EngineerFunctions.
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can SetlPert setlUnslll all areas.
Itcan Isolateor OmKAreas and OIlrtaln Zones.
AREA 1 CODE
MASTER USER CODE
USER 'TYPES' , .
For Master Users Onlyto program,
PROGRAMrJllNG CODES ,II
. General Dascription of Coda Numbars and Typea
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The system allows tor the allocation ofa minimum of,? Pass Code
. numbers, Each number Is also allocated a'Type'·plasstflcatlon
which enables Kto havegreater or lesseraccess to the system.
The highestsecurflyclasslflcatlonIsthe MASTER pa~s Code. and
only the holder of this code can Issue oode numbers to the other
usertypes. ~~
For ~cutlty reasons. pass oode numbers are nev~r displayed.
Instead each code Isallocated a NAME TAG. usualty the Usafs
Christian Name likePaul or James. and K is thls·'hame which
appears onthe dlsp~y When.avalidcodeIsentered.'lll .
This name maybe up 10 6 characters long. ' ~~
, This name may appear against any logged action In the event
memory,
MAIN USER CODE
. A Main Userhas access to thefollowingfunctions.
Programming of theChime funcllon and the
Time.
Reading of the Memory Log.
Testing theSystem.
Allowing the Engln"", Access to the£nglneer Functions.
II
can SetlPart setlUnslll all areas. I
K can IsolateorOmttAreas and OIlrtaln Zones.
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2=Test
4=Day
1=Prog
3=Log
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An Area Userhas access to the followingfunctions. i
This code canonly sellunseVpart set theappropr1ate ,o.:rea.
E.g. Area 1User Code can only set or Unset Area 1Zones.
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AREA 2 CODE "I
An Area User has access to the following functions. :
This code canonly seUunset/part setthe appropr1ate Area.
E.g. Area 2 User Code can only Set or UnsetArea 2 Zones.
The Abacus 6 does not have the Area 2feature.
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TheAlarm Company controle which zones II.
programmed to .be. Syatem •Are. 1 • Are. 2
..or C1e .... r.zon" . .-
e ' •• ' .. .. . , " .' • • ~ . ' .... -
GENERAL NOTES ON PROGRAMMING TEXT
'P lOQ rammlngthe system conslslsofmaking a seriesofchoices.by
pressing etther the YESJPART orNO key. when presentec:J wtlh a
prompt onadisplay. .
Ingeneral,pressNO When'yoo
Vlish to change something. In which
case a' dillerent choice wUI be presenled 10 you. Pness Ihe
YESIPARTkey 10 accept the choloe oIf9l9d. . ' . ,'
Thedisplay v.illlhen move to the next display prompl .
. A·polnterllke I>Ior l3J willpolnllolhalpartof
. the display which Is currenlly being edUed . . .
When
programming numbers. lor example 'the User Codes,
simply press the relevant number key._ . . :
Toprogram characters , r"leriothe Table 'below orlhe remote
keypad nap ,10 see which characters correspond with each .
number key.
As each number represents IhrBB characters use.multiple
piesses.
For example. pressG) only once 10 gel the leUer'j',
bullhree times 10 getlhe leller 'l'.Then either selecllhe next
.enaraeter, or Ifilis on Ihe same keythen press IheYES/PART
key to connrm
salect lon and Ihenenter the nexl character,
For example:- To
program Ihe name debbie (or D~BI3IE on
an Abacus 6)
press the keys as follOWS:
@, YES/PART .@. @. <D.<D. YESIPART. (j).(j).YES/PART.
® •® •@ • @. @ • YES/PART .
Press Ihe
YES/PART key to nil any remelnlng spaces and
advance 10 the next code to be programmed. Press the
YES/PART key
,lf the following Ieuer Is on Ihe same key.
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.... -,. "', ...., .. '
A Cl£ANER CODE
This code allows a cleaner tosel and unset aft cleaner zonestor ' \ '
aa:ass(lndudlng \hoSeIn.areas) bUldoesnotgive oonlroloflhe full \
sysIem.For this code 10opert!\e 1116 System Area must be sal
The AbaaJS 6.does nothaVe'the Clea:ner oode feature .
sYSTEM USERCODI:
A SystemUser has accesstothe following funcUons .. ..., ,
It can onlySeUPart seWnsellhe ZonesInthesystem Area.
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m·6
n- 66
'0 · 666
6 - 6666
M ·65666
. N · 666666
0 ·6666666
1-0
• - 00
• · '000
+ ·0000
" . 00000
&.0000oO
0 -0000ooo
, Only the Engineer can change the engineer
. Code. . j
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The Full Character Code Table
. ·1 d-2 0·3 ' . r- 4
b.11 . -22 h-33 k ·44
c. '111 .' - 222 1 -3331 ·444
1 _ 1111 2 - 222 2 3 · 3333 4 - 4444
A-11111 0 .22222 G·33333 J- 44444
8 - 11111 1 E - 222222 H • ~33333 K -.444444
C - 1111111 F · 2222222 I· 3333333 l- 4444444
p - 6 .·7 v·S .,·9
q • 66 t - 77 w· 88 1 · 99
r-666 u-771 x·888 0. '999 .
e - 6666 7 ~ 7777 8 - 8888 ' 8· 99S9
P - 66666 S - 17177 V · aa666 Y· 99999
Q ·666666 T - 771717 W · 888888 Z - 99g9ge
R - 6666866 U - 7777177 X· 88888880· 9999999
IMPORTANT NOTE
Tholowe'case lolIers, numbers6, 7,8,9,0 and speclal chlllaclers
cennctbe usedInText· programming 10indicate mom numbers etc.
onthe Abacus 68/12 or 64 .
Uppercasev.inbe selecled aulomaUcany,
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PROGRAMMING THE CODES'.,'
Pr1lss tha .NOI(oy.
Coda 1 .=Used
Master/ Paul
IMPORTA!ilT NOTE
Code 1Isalways a Master code, and cannot be erased
orhave n's userlevel changed. . .
IOmit Zone 7 I
Than press \he NOkay egaln
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P rot
2=Taat I
3=Log 4=Oay,
When salistied, press the YESIPART key and the programme
arrow
wUI nowpo l'll1£> the User type or rank .'J
Coda 1 =Used i
Master< Paul .1
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In Code 1 no other choice than MasterIs available so press the
YESIPART keytoadvancetothenextstage. Howe~er, Inothe'ruser
. oode numbers you can saoll throUgh the avtlliable choices ' ·
(prasslng the
NO key). unl Stherlghlone Is dlsi>laY8.d .
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.Press the YESIPART key to conflnnand go to the user Name adn.
~a 1 =Used .I[ .
"MasterlDEBBIE I •
Pressthe NOkey Wyou wish to change theexlsUng arne Ta~ an~
uslng the charader code lable enterthe new narM, see example
bebv, ' il
To program the name debbie (or DEBBE on an Abacus 6) press
the keys as follows; II .
@. YESlPART.@.@ .CD,(D, YESlPART.<D,(J),YESlPART. @,
@.@.@.@ .YESIPART ,1
If you make a mistake while programming the name , pnessthe
OIESC key and !he cursor wla beck apaoo 10 allow yOu 10 enter the ..
corned letter. . ;11'
PresstheYESlPARTkey IoftAanynomalning spaoesandadvanoo
to the next code to beprogrammeid. · ~ I
Press the YESIPART keY,lIthe foRowfng letter 10 on the same
keY. . . 'I
When the code display Is to your saUsfacllon,' conDmn wtth
YESIPART key to advance to the next screen, Ie. Gode 2, and
repeal process. unllan the codes requlnld are programmed, then •
pressOIESC key.
thenlhe@key(4=Day)to relurn IhDAY mode .
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"NNIl'. +/'I&.l't7,,/~
AIthis Program Moou, Press the <D kay(t=Prog)
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1=CocIe 2=Chlme IPress tha (J)key
(l=Codes);-
3=nme 4=Enpnr ,10 brfng up on the display
Coda 1as nIs amenUy
piogrammed.
For ua. by Meeta; Us.r ~ Holda .. Only
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20 101 08:22 I
Systam OFF
Wfththe system InDay mode, enter your 4(5/6)-<llgn Pass Code
anda ~flrmaUo ,n bleap willbe healll.
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~allo . Bill I
,set Systam 7 ,
CocIa1 >Uaad
Mastar! Paul
lithe number Isnol 10 cIlange, press the YESlPARTkey 10pass 10
the next stage. nthe passcode number Is10bechanged then press
the NO key 10 dear the I u..a or a .... !(II you want 10
erase Ihe code wnhoul adding a new one, now press the
YES/PART key wnhoul enlerlng In a new code and Ihe next
code will then be displayed) and now enter Ihe number olyour .
choIce.
If you
make arnlstake, Jusl ra-enler the correct number .
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Some models of tha Ablcus req ul.. thl
YESIPART key to be pra8led to advance on
to the next letter ' . II.
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'" 'ERASING A PASS'CODE ,
To erase a' eode , when allhe "'""",
(see Programming Codes ,to anita at this menu, Page 34)
.......,', .. .
SETTING THE TIME
Maater Pe88 Code U"ers Only ,
'120/01 '08:22 I'
System OFF
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WIh the system In Day mode Enteryour4(5/6)-<llgft PassCode and
a s"':'rt oonnrma~on bleep will be heanI. ' ' .. ' ,
..
Press 11I0 ® key (3=TIme) ,
Enler ii the Day of the month;
E.g.20, than press the
YESlPART key• .
Enter Intho
month of the year.
E.g. 01, then Press the
YESIPARTkay.
A1lhls Program Menu .
Press tho lDkey(1"Prog)
ProsSthoNO Key . ,
Enlar Intho Hours (24 Hour
dock), E.g,08, then Press the
YESIPARTkey. "
EnlerIntho
minutes. E.g. 32, then
Press the YESIPART kay.
2=Te.t
4=Day
20 .... 00 00:00
Hello Steve
set System?
1=Code 2=Chlme
3=nme 4=En nr
Presstha@keylorelumto DAY model4=Day).
The system Is now back 10 CAY moda, WIth the new Ilmo sol
tmlE.-
The clockIsslopped during progranvnlngand WIll re-etart when the
final
YESIPART key Is pressed enorthe 'minute' entry.
11=p ro g
3=Log .
1 __ 1
]
120101 08 .... 32 . J
I:r;v ~:~::I
I20 101 00 <-00
' j- 0m lt Zone?
To relum 10 the main menu press the DlESC key, then tho @ key
to retum 10DAY .
The panel MUSTthen be returned to DAY modo 10 onable the
program 10 erasethe code .
Nowtry to entertho old eo<klto ensure II has been erased.
Press the <D kay (l=code).
5elect the codolhal you wish todoloto ,by pressingthe YESlPART
kay untBtha d_ code Isdisplayed.
CodeS '. AJ ....
""ter/CHRIS
IMPORTANT NOTES ON CODE PROGRAMMING
1: Code 1Is always a Masler code and was Initially ,factorysol
poor to shipment, at- 1234(56) , ,
2: Onoo the Maslercode Is changed, only the new rode will
'Un-lock' the system and allow Masler programming,
Therefora ftIs Important to remember II n.
3: To holp you remember codes. cboose acombination 01
numbers Which has some meaning.
e,g. :- 1066 - Bat1leofHaslJngs
00 NOT USE THIS EXAMPLE, BIRTHDAYS OR TELEPHONE
NUMBERS
4:
~ the MastorCode 1 Iserased, It automatically reverls to the
factory programmed .defau~ value -1234(56) .
S: Now codes do not become valid unlJlthe system l1llumstotho
DAYmoda,
IF YOU CANNOT REGAIN CONTROL OF YOUR SYSTEM
AFTER REPROGRAMMING, CONTACT YOUR ALARM
COMPANYFOR ADYICE.
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.Thonpressthe NOKey then Ihe NOkay agaln,lhen thoYESIPART
kay 10 arase the code.
The display win than saollto 1IIe next code number .
~ you wish 10 chock this cperauon has erased acode, repeat the
prooodtJreabove, bullnslead of displaying 'Used' It wiD show :-
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MASTER AND MAIN PASS CODE USERS ONLY
Anerthe Inltlallnslallatlon,the alarm englneer""n onlychangethe
programmed paramelers wtth yourpannlssl9n. '
ThIs can be granted 8$ follows:-
PI8sS theNO Key wtthln 6 seconds.
_10 m" ,1Rna 1 , I
, Then press theNO key again
1
1=proa 2=Test I
.S=Log 4=Oay .
"'
, " AI thISProgramMenu,Pressthe (I) key(I-Prog)
1=Code 2=Chlma
S=T1me ' '4=En nr
PresstheQ) key(4=Engm,: .' '
" Engl" .. rCoda I
Theengineer can noW enterthe ENGINEER code 10 gain access
tothe engineer lundlons.
When finished. the engineer will...tumthe panel to DAYmode.
Once thesystemhasbeen seI with anothercode,theengineerwill
be locked outuntftthe abovaprocessIs carried outagain.
ThisIsto
ensure that nochangescanbe madetothesystemwithout
the MaslerlMaln Passcodeusers permission.
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Master ,Pess Code Holde~ Only , ~ :
II you wish the engineer to have .unlnhlb lt ed ,a ccess . to
reprogramming
yoursyslem , without your permtssson, ~.n proceed
as fonows. 'II
WIlen altha menu below, ' i
I E~9In .. r Code I t. ,
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Press tha NO key, then theseresn changes to dlspl8Y lthe currenl
slaws oftha Engln ....lnhlblt.
Engln .. rAcce.. .;
Is Locked ok? II
lithe displaysilo,.,;'locked', this means the engineer canonlygain
.access,
Yo1th your permission orthaIofanother Master Code hokler.
Press Ihe NOkey
10 change the status from 'Locked'IO 'Unlocked'.
Engln .. r Access I' ;
Is UNLocked ok? I
Once youare saUs1Iedwfth the seldon .press the YESIPART key.
IMPORTANT NOTE . ' 11 ' ,
If the masteror main Pess Code holders are not preS8nlandan
Engineering change roosl be made,asthe englneercaMolreadlIIe
Pass codes, thena wi be necessaryforthe Englneerlo retum the
master Code to 1234(56), , . ~ l
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If you nnd the code hasbeen changed to 1234 (56) ' Co ntact your
alarm company10
find outWIly? , ~
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ENGINEER ACCESS
1
20101' 08:22
,system OFF
wah 1IIe systemIn Day
Enteryour 4(5I6)-:<llgK PassCodeanda
, , short conftrmatlon bleepwftlbeheard.
l::kI Syatem ~ . I
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