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This manual is a step-by-step guide that will aquaint you with the system’s features and benefits. It defines the componenb and

their functions, demibes their operation, and instruck you with normal and emergency procedures.

Keepthismanualinaconvenientplacesothatyoucanrefertoitasnecessary.

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SYSTEM OVERVIEW

General Congratulations on your ownership of an First Alert Alarm System. You’ve made a

wise decision in choosing it, for it represents the latest in alarm protection

technology today, including microcomputer technology to monitor all system status.

Your system is a UL Listed commercial fire/burglary alarm control/communicator. It

provides up to three forms of protection: fire alarm, burglary alarm and emergency

alarm warning, some or all of which may be included in your system. In addition to

the control panel, your system will include at least one remote control keypad

which provides full control of system operation, external alarm sounders and

various types of sensors such as smoke detectors for fire protection, door/window

contacts for perimeter burglary protection and passive infrared motion detectors for

interior burglary protection.

Please disregard references to burglary and/or emergency protection in the text

that follows if your system does not provide these types of protection.

Zones Your system has five protection zones. Your installer has assigned each of your

system’s sensing devices to one of these zones. For example, warehouse smoke

detectors may have been assigned to zone 01, a fire sprinkler supervisory switch

may have been assigned to zone 02, burglary door/window contacts may have

been assigned to zone 3, etc.. The keypad will display these zone numbers when

an alarm, supervisory or trouble condition is detected.

Fire & Emergency The fire and emergency protection portions of your system are always on and will

Protection sound an alarm if an alarm condition is detected.

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Burglary Protection

Alarms

Memory Of Alarm

SYSTEM OVERVIEW

The burglary protection portion of your system must be turned on or “armed”

before it can sense burglary alarm conditions and sound an alarm. Your system

can be armed in one of four modes: STAY, AWAY, INSTANT and MAXIMUM.

Refer to the ARMlNG THE SYSTEM sections of this manual for instructions on

using these modes.

Your system also provides a CHIME mode for alerting you to the opening and

closing of doors and windows while your burglary protection is disarmed.

When an alarm occurs, both the keypad and external sounders will sound, and a

message at the keypad will identify the zone(s) causing the alarm. In addition, if

your system is connected to a central monitoring station, an alarm message will be

sent. You may stop the sound by entering the OFF sequence (user code + OFF

key) at your keypad .

When an alarm, supervisory or trouble condition occurs, the keypad displays the

number(s) of the zone(s) that caused the problem, and displays the type of

condition present (ex. FIRE, ALARM, SUPV, CHECK). The display remains until it

is cleared by entering the OFF sequence (user code +.OFF key) a second time.

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ABOUT THE KEYPADS

General Your keypads allow you to control all system functions. The keypads feature a

telephone style (digital) keypad and a Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) which

shows the nature and location of all occurrences.

The keypads feature a built-in sounder which emits alarm sounds during alarm

conditions and produces warning tones during burglary protection entry (and

exit, if so-programmed) delay periods. The sounder also provides

acknowledgement tones when keys are pressed, and confirmation tones for

successful command entries.

Keypad Displays There are two basic types of keypad displays, Alpha and Fixed-Word, either of

which may have been used in your system.

Alpha Keypad Displays feature a 2-line, 32 character alphanumeric Liquid

Crystal Display (LCD) which can display the nature and location of all

occurrences in friendly English.

Fixed-Word Keypad Displays are functionally similar to the Alpha Keypads,

except that their LCD display uses pre-designated (fixed) words to identify the

nature and location of occurrences.

Unless stated otherwise, all commands and procedures described herein apply

equally to all keypads.

ALPHA

KEYPAD

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FUNCTIONS OF THE REMOTE KEYPAD

SEE TYPICAL KEYPAD ON NEXT PAGE

1. DISPLAY WINDOW: Displays zone # and system status 12. m Key: “Quick Arm’ key that permits burglary protection

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messages.

OFF Key: Silences audible alarm, supervisory and

trouble sounds, clears visual display after problem’s

correction, and disarms the burglary protection.

AWAY Key: Amrs interior and perimeter burglary pro-

tection. Entry and exit delays are provided.

STAY Key: Arms perimeter burglary protection only.

Interior burglary protection is not armed, allowing

movement within premises without causing Ialarm.

Entry and exit delays are provided.

MAXIMUM Key: Arms in manner similar to AWAY

key, except no entry delay is provided. An alarm will

occur immediately upon opening any door or window.

This mode provides maximum protection.

TEST Key: Tests the burglary and emergency por-

tions of your system.

BYPASS Key: Removes individual protection zones

from being monitored by the system.

INSTANT Key: Arms in manner similar to STAY key,

but except that no entry delay is provided. An alarm will

occur immediately upon opening any door or window.

CODE Key: Used to assign additional 4-digit user

codes.

CHIME Key: Turns CHIME mode on and off. When

on, with burglary protection disarmed, the openin of a

door or window will sound 3 beeps at your keypada

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READY Key: Displays all open protection zones.

Burglary zone faults must be corrected or bypassed

prior to arming.

to be armed without use of a user code- Also activates

fire drill.

13. H-m Keys:Used to enter your rl-digit user code.

Most system functions are peiformed by

first entering the 4-di it user code and

then en terin one of t e

i! above command

keys (e.g., 8 FF, A WAY, STAY, etc).

14. READY INDICATOR: (GREEN) Lit when burglary portion

of your system is ready to be am-red (no faults pre-

sent). While burglary protection is disarmed, this indi-

cator goes off and on as protection zones are faulted

and unfaulted.

15. ARMED INDICATOR: (RED) Lit when the burglary portion

of our s stem has been armed in STAY, AWAY,

M&IMUtv?or INSTANT mode.

16. INTERNAL SOUNDER: Sound is: slow on/off pulsing for

fire alarms, stead dual-tone for burglary and emer-

gency alarms, and rapid on/off pulsing for supervisory

and trouble conditions. Also “beeps” during other

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\y functions.(see SUMMARY OF AUDIBLE/

ISUAL NOTIFICATION). .

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EMERGENCY Keys: Your installer may

Rave programmed these keys for manual activation of

fire or emergency alarms. /Vote: Other keys may be

available for emergency functions (see page 11).

Note: More information about user codes, the various com-

mand keys, and the emergency keys is provided in the

sections that follow.

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TYPICAL ALPHA KEYPAD

Fixed-Word Keypads are functionally similar, except for screen displays.

IMPORTANT!: When entering codes and commands, sequential key depressions must

be made within 2 secpnds of one another. If 2 seconds elapses without a key depression,

the entry is aborted and must be repeated from its beginning.

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READY

NOT READY

AWAY

S’TAY

INSTANT

FIRE

ALARM

SUPV

CHECK

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BAT

TEST

BYPASS

CHIME

FIXED-WiifKD KEYPAD DISPLAYS

The burglary protection is ready to be armed (no faults are present).

The burglary protection is not ready to be armed because one or

more zones are faulted.

All burglary protection, interior and perimeter, is armed.

Note: ‘AWAY” appears when armed AWAY and “AWAY INSTANT

appears when armed MAXIMUM.

Only perimeter burglary protection, such as windows and doors is

armed. Note: “STAY” appears when armed STAY and “STAY

INSTANT” appears when armed INSTANT.

Burglary protection is armed with no entry delay provided. Also see

AWAY and STAY above.

Appears when a fire alarm is detected. Accompanied by a display

of the zone # in alarm.

Appears when any type of alarm is detected. “FIRE” also appears

when a fire alarm is detected. Accompanied by a display of the

zone # in alarm.

Appears when a fire sprinkler system supervisory condition is dete

having the supervisory condition.

FIXED-WORD DISPLAY

ed. Accompanied by a display of the zone #

Appears when a fire zone wiring fault is detected at any time, or when a DAY(Trouble) / NIGHT(Alarm) burglary zone

fault is detected while burglary protection ls disarmed. Also appears when certain system problems such as phone

line problems are detected.Atxompanied by a display of the zone # in trouble.

Appears when AC power is present.

Appears when AC power is low, or not present. System is operating from backup battery power.

Appears when backup battery is low or disconnected.

Appears when the system is operating in one of its test modes (such as the fire drill test mode).

Appears when one or more zones have been bypassed and are no longer operational.

Appears when the CHIME feature is ON.

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REMOTE KEYPAD USER -CODES

General Your installer will have programmed a 4-digit user code (known as User Number 2

code) that can.be entered at your keypad to silence/reset alarms, arm/disarm your

burglary protection, bypass protection zones and activate the fire drill test and the

burglary walk test. This code may also be used to assign up to four other user

codes (known as User Number 3-6 codes) and to assign a Duress code

The User Number 3-6 codes are intended for users who need limited and/or

temporary control over system operation. These codes can perform the same

functions as the User Number 2 code except for assigning user codes and

activating the fire drill test.

Duress Code The Duress code (it corresponds to User Number 8) is intended for use when

one is forced to arm or disarm the burglary protection portion of the system under

threat. When used, this code will arm or disarm the system apparently normally,

but will also send a silent alarm message to the central station so that appropriate

action can be taken.

Generally, most keypad functions are performed by first entering the 4-digit user

code and then entering one or more command keys, as described in the sections

that follow. The user code functions are summarized in the table below.

3-6 Yes Yes No 8 Emergency) Yes No

Yes No No

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Quick Arming

To Assign, Change,

or Delete

User Codes

REMOTE KEYPAD USER CODES

If your system supports “Quick Arming”, the “#” key can be pressed in place of

the user code when arming the burglary protection. The user code is always

required, however, when disarming.

User Number 2 can change, but not delete, his/her own code and can assign,

change, or delete codes for User Numbers 3-8

User Numbers 3-8 cannot assign, change, or delete user codes.

1. Enter the User Number 2 code and press the CODE key.

2. Enter a single-digit User Number (2-8) for the user whose code is to be

assigned, changed, or deleted. Note: The Duress code corresponds to User

Number 8.

3. /f assigning or changing a user’s code, enter the new 4-digit code for that

user. The keypad will beep once, indicating that the new code has been

accepted.

If deleting a user’s code, perform steps 1 and 2 and then stop. After a few

moments the keypad will beep once, indicating that the existing code has been

deleted.

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