Micron Scorpion Z4120C Owner's manual

SCORPION
Z4120C, Z6020C & Z8020C
(Version 1.4)
FEATURES & OPERATION
MICRON SECURITY PRODUCTS LTD
March 2004

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Z4120C, Z6020C and Z8020C
Schematic Diagram............................................................................................................................................................3
Product Features ...............................................................................................................................................................4
The LED Keypad................................................................................................................................................................4
The Icon LCD Keypad........................................................................................................................................................4
Keypad Commands & Functions .......................................................................................................................................5
Quick Arm.......................................................................................................................................................................5
Smoke Reset..................................................................................................................................................................5
Chime Mode...................................................................................................................................................................5
Alarm History Recall.......................................................................................................................................................5
Panel Status Recall........................................................................................................................................................5
Night Arm / Instant Arm..................................................................................................................................................5
Panel Forced to Answer.................................................................................................................................................5
Call Remote Computer. [Toll Saver] ..............................................................................................................................6
Two Key Panic. ..............................................................................................................................................................6
Fire Panic. ......................................................................................................................................................................6
Medical Panic.................................................................................................................................................................6
Clone Memory from / to Prom Socket............................................................................................................................6
Arming and Disarming the Panel. ..................................................................................................................................6
Sending Duress after Disarming. ...................................................................................................................................6
Opening After an Alarm..................................................................................................................................................6
Arming the Panel and Excluding a Zone(s)....................................................................................................................6
Swinger Shutdown. ........................................................................................................................................................6
Adding, Changing or Deleting a User Code...................................................................................................................6
Temporary User Codes..................................................................................................................................................6
Adjusting the Battery Charging Voltage.........................................................................................................................6
Emergency Access to Program Mode............................................................................................................................6
Other Panel Functions .......................................................................................................................................................7
How the 24 Hour Zones Work........................................................................................................................................7
User Codes (including user code 15 function)...............................................................................................................7
Two Key Panic ...............................................................................................................................................................7
Fire Panic - Medical Panic..............................................................................................................................................7
Line Fault Monitoring......................................................................................................................................................7
Test Signal......................................................................................................................................................................7
Auto Arming....................................................................................................................................................................7
Siren Output ...................................................................................................................................................................7
Alternate Entry / Night Arm Timer ..................................................................................................................................7
Using the „Hold Down‟ Commands ....................................................................................................................................8
Changing the Clock Time...............................................................................................................................................8
Changing the Auto Arming Time....................................................................................................................................8
User Phone Number Entry [Follow Me]..........................................................................................................................8
Communication Progress Tracker..................................................................................................................................8
Abort Current Communication........................................................................................................................................9
Programming......................................................................................................................................................................9
Programming Rules........................................................................................................................................................9
Entering Data .................................................................................................................................................................9
Erasing a Memory Location............................................................................................................................................9
Setting the Default Dialing Mode....................................................................................................................................9
The Memory Map / Programming Locations......................................................................................................................9
Dialing and Reporting...................................................................................................................................................14
Pagers and Call Progress ............................................................................................................................................15
Delays and Timers - Programming ..............................................................................................................................17
Communications - Programming..................................................................................................................................17
Zone Options - Programming.......................................................................................................................................18
Zone Programming.......................................................................................................................................................18
System Settings - Programming ..................................................................................................................................19
Siren and Aux.1 & 2 Outputs - Programming..............................................................................................................19
User Code Options - Programming..............................................................................................................................20
Using the Follow Me Function (Home Dial) .....................................................................................................................21
Selecting the Keypad Beeper ..........................................................................................................................................21
Telecom Connection:.......................................................................................................................................................21
Current Draw....................................................................................................................................................................22
Siren Wiring Diagram for Security and Fire .....................................................................................................................22
Technical Specifications ..................................................................................................................................................23

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Schematic Diagram

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Product Features
01. Two „user selectable‟ night arming options.
a. Perimeter (instant) arming with no delay.
b. Perimeter arming with entry and exit delay.
02. Auto arming at programmed time (end user can set time for arming).
a. Auto arm in Away mode.
b. Auto arm in Home mode.
03. Four modes of line fault monitoring.
a. LFM disabled.
b. LFM always on.
c. LFM only when armed.
d. LFM only when „Away‟ armed (recommended)
04. Arm + Disarm panel with user code from any touch-tone phone.
05. 64 telephone number digits.
06. User can program his own „follow me‟ phone numbers.
07. 24 User codes.
08. Quick Arm both areas.
09. Disarm all areas code.
10. Each User Code may be programmed as (can be any or all):
a. Master user code (can program other user codes).
b. Arming code only (cannot disarm)
c. User code can bypass zones
d. User code reports to central station
e. Remote arm and disarm by user code from touch tone phone
f. Select area to arm (Z8020C only)
11. Two account numbers (Z8020C only).
12. High current (1.5 amp) siren output can:
a. Drive horn speakers (2 x 8 ohm), siren wail generated by panel PCB.
b. Drive 2 x siren speakers with voltage output.
13. Two programmable auxiliary outputs.
14. Programmable dual strike function (2 activation's on 2 different zones)
15. Double knock mode, pulse count 2 activation's on one zone
16. Auxiliary output programmable as smoke detector reset.
17. 128 full history event memory (time and date stamped).
18. Swinger shutdown counter with programmable counter.
19. Siren output monitored for tamper or failure and report.
20. Two partitions with common zones allowed (Z8020C only).
21. Communication progress monitor (keypad display).
22. First to open / last to close reports for partitioned systems.
23. Fire, Medical, Emergency keys.
24. Clone data to or from the panel with a simple inexpensive chip.
25. Duress opening and report.
26. Auxiliary supply has electronic auto re-set fuse.
27. Follower (hand over) zones.
28. Terminate immediately command for communications in progress.
29. Dynamic battery test and report.
30. Forced arming disable / enable with auto bypass.
31. Keypad up/down adjustment of battery charge voltage.
32. Test report programmable as daily, weekly, etc.
The LED Keypad
The keypad communicates with the panel over a 4 wire bus. Data from the panel is displayed on the zone and status
led‟s. A maximum of 4 keypads or „Nitewatch‟ stations may be connected to a panel. The keypad sounder answers
with two short beeps for a valid data entry and a single long beep for invalid data. Therefore, if a valid user code is
entered, followed by the # key, the keypad beeps twice and arms/disarms the panel. Similarly, when programming,
the keypad beeps twice for a valid data entry, but if invalid data is attempted the keypad sounds a long beep and
returns the programmer to the beginning of the data slot.
The Icon LCD Keypad
Programming and function of the LCD keypad is identical to the LED keypad, except for three additional programmable
locations at 344, 345 and 346. These locations control the function of the F1, F2 and F3 custom keys at the bottom of
the keypad. To program F1 to generate a “Fire Panic”, turn on led 13(* + 3) at location 344. To program F2 to “Quick
Arm” Area A, turn on led 7 at location 345. LCD function is described in the Z4120C, Z6020C, Z8020C User Manual.

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Keypad Commands & Functions
KEYPAD ENTRY
COMMAND
1# or 2#
Quick arm
7#
Smoke reset
71# or 72#
Chime mode On/Off
80#
Alarm history recall
81# or 82#
Instant perimeter arm, instant alarm
89#
Panel status recall
91# or 92#
Night (perimeter) arm with delays
99#
Force panel to answer call
99# + nnnnnnn
Panel dials nnnnnnn
[*+#]
Two key panic
[1+3]
Fire panic
[4+6]
Medical panic
(Master P code) ##
Enter programming mode
(Master P code) # [1+3]
Clone „from‟ prom socket
(Master P code) # [4+6]
Clone „to‟ prom socket
(Master User code)[1+3](new user
code) # (User number:1-15)
Add, change or remove a user code
Quick Arm.
If this option is selected [Loc 410, led 2] the panel may be armed by entering 1 #. Entering 2 # will arm Area B
[Z8020C only].
Smoke Reset.
If one [or both] of the Auxiliary outputs are to be used as „smoke re-set‟ the keypad command 7 # will momentarily
switch the output to the opposite state for 5 seconds. The output may be selected as smoke re-set at Loc 426, led‟s
5 & 6, and the output state may be set at the same location led‟s 2 & 3. Remember to observe the maximum current
rating for each output or permanent damage may result to the PCB.
Chime Mode.
Chime zones are enabled by keypad entry 7 1 # [area A] and 7 2 # [area B]. Chime zones only operate in the
disarmed state and sound consecutive beeps at the keypad for 3 seconds when activated. Chime is temporarily
„turned off‟ each time the panel is armed and re-activated when disarmed.
Alarm History Recall.
Enter 8 0 # to recall past alarm events. Up to 128 activations may be recalled by pressing the Hash [#] key. The
panel steps back 1 event each time the # key is pressed. Alarmed zones are displayed as flashing zone leds. The
keypad displays all the zones activated during any one arming period. Press any key [except #] to exit.
Panel Status Recall.
Enter 89 # to display current status events. The events displayed are listed below. Press any key to exit.
LED
MEANING
Led 1
NiteWatch panic, 2 key panic, medical panic or fire panic activated
Led 2
The battery is discharged or faulty
Led 3
AC mains power to the panel has failed
Led 4
A dialer communications error has occurred
Led 5
Phone line is faulty or disconnected
Led 6
Aux power supply overloaded
Led 7
Siren output fault. Circuit open or overloaded.
Night Arm / Instant Arm.
Enter 8 1 # [area A] or 8 2 # [area B] to arm Night / Instant zones. The zones must first be selected at Loc.386.
Enter 9 1 # [area A] or 9 2 # [area B] to arm Night zones with exit and entry delays.
1. If „Night‟ mode 9 1 # is selected the panel allows an exit period [Locs. 348, 349] before arming, but the exit
alert is not sounded. At the end of the exit period the keypad beeps 3 times. Violating a Night arm zone
starts the (pulsed) entry pre-alert beeper [locs. 350,351] before sounding an alarm.
2. If „Instant‟ mode 8 1 # is selected the panel arms instantly and alarms instantly.
Panel Forced to Answer.
The panel may be forced to answer by entering 9 9 #. This command forces the panel to immediately answer an
incoming call.

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Call Remote Computer. [Toll Saver]
Enter 9 9 # n n n n n n n, where „ n n n n n n n „ is the phone number for a remote computer. The panel waits 2.5
seconds after 9 9 # for the first digit to be entered and 2.5 seconds after each successive digit. If no further digits are
entered within 2.5 seconds the keypad beeps twice and the panel then waits 30 seconds for a remote computer
modem tone. If connection is not successful the panel disconnects from the line.
Two Key Panic.
Two key panic audible alarm is selected at Loc. 420, led 2 and reporting is selected at Loc.216. Press Star + Hash
[* + #] together to activate this function. Reset the panel by entering any valid user code.
Fire Panic.
Enable audible at Loc. 420, led 3. Enable reports at Loc. 220. Press 1 + 3 together to activate. Reset the panel
with a valid user code.
Medical Panic.
Press 4 + 6 together to activate. Reports only (no audible). Reset the panel with a valid user code.
Clone Memory from / to Prom Socket.
Fit the clone chip into the socket. Enter the master programming code n n n n then # then 1 + 3. The data
programmed in the clone chip is copied into the panel memory. To copy data from the panel to the clone socket,
enter the master programming code n n n n then # then 4 + 6. [note: The master programming code and
communicator account number are not copied ].
Arming and Disarming the Panel.
Enter a valid user code followed by the Hash [#] key.
Sending Duress after Disarming.
To transmit a duress code while disarming, enter a valid user code then press the # key and keep held down until a
second beep is heard (about 1 second) then release. An „opening‟ and „duress‟ will be sent to the monitoring station.
Opening After an Alarm.
If the alarm control has been programmed NOT to report by user [Loc 428 –482], and an alarm condition occurs, on
disarming the system the control will send an opening report to the monitoring station.
Arming the Panel and Excluding a Zone(s).
Enter a valid user code then Star [all zone led‟s light] then zone number(s) to exclude [leds off] then Hash.
Example: n n n n then *then 236 then #. In this example the panel will arm with zones 2,3 and 6 excluded.
Swinger Shutdown.
The swinger shut down count is programmable at Loc. 359 and may be set in the range 1 to 7. When the programmed
number of activations has occurred within any one arming cycle the zone is disabled and can not generate further
alarms until the panel is disarmed and re-armed. This rule applies to all zones including zones programmed as night
or 24 hour zones.
Adding, Changing or Deleting a User Code.
Enter a master user code then 1 + 3 then a new user code then #then the user number [1 to 15]. To delete a
user code follow exactly the same procedure as above but omit the „new user code‟. Finish with #.
Temporary User Codes.
User codes 8 and 9 may be programmed by the end user as „temp‟ user codes by making the first digit a 15 (Star + 5).
Example: user code 8 programmed as 15 1 2 3. Entering the last 3 digits of the temp code will arm/disarm the panel.
The panel discards temp codes at midnight. The panel clock MUST be set.
Adjusting the Battery Charging Voltage.
The battery charging voltage is factory pre-set. If it becomes necessary to adjust the voltage proceed as follows:
Enter N N N N (programming code) then #then [star + hash]. Now press 1to step down the charging voltage or
3 to step up the voltage. Press #to save the voltage setting or *(star) to abort. Warning: Do not attempt to adjust
the charging voltage if the battery is partially discharged or if the battery is old or if the Aux. supply voltage is heavily
loaded. The battery charge voltage (with a fully charged battery connected) should NEVER exceed 13.80 volts.
Emergency Access to Program Mode.
If the master programming code is lost and the installer has not disabled this function at Loc.410, led 3 then proceed
as follows: Disconnect all power from the panel. Hold down the 1 + 3 keys while power is re-connected to the panel
(two beeps) then press the #key within 6 seconds. The panel will jump directly to „Program‟ mode. If this function
has been disabled at Loc. 410 the panel can not be accessed and must be returned to a Micron master distributor.

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Other Panel Functions
A brief explanation of functionality is given for each memory location in the section headed Programming. This
section provides more detail for some of the 4120, 6020 and 8020 features and functions.
How the 24 Hour Zones Work
Important, read this carefully. When a 24 hour zone is repeatedly activated and reaches the swinger shutdown count,
it is automatically disabled. This zone will remain disabled until the next arming cycle. When the panel is armed the
swinger shut down counter for ALL zones is re-set and the 24 hour zone is enabled.
User Codes (including user code 15 function)
Each user code may be programmed for several functions. If no options are selected for a user code that code will be
assigned to area A [Z8020C] and will perform only a basic arm/disarm function. See Loc. 428 for options. User code
15 is reserved as a ‘disarm all areas’ code for a partitioned Z8020C and as a night-lock code for the Z4120C/Z6020C.
If the Z4120C and Z6020C are armed with user code 15, only this user code can disarm the system. See Loc. 456.
Two Key Panic
The user 2 key panic function is activated by pressing * [star] and # [hash] simultaneously. The installer may select
which output(s) to activate at Locs.420, 422 and 424. If this function is to send reports in non Contact ID formats a
2 digit code must be entered at Loc. 272.
Fire Panic - Medical Panic
Each of the above conditions are assigned a „two key‟ sequence. Pressing 1 + 3 activates a Fire Panic condition.
Pressing 4 + 6 activates Medical Panic. Select an output to activate for Fire Panic at Locs.420, 422 and 424.
Line Fault Monitoring
When this option is selected at Loc. 363 the panel checks for line voltage every 4 minutes. If a fault is detected a fault
and restore code are loaded into the panel reporting queue for transmission when the line is restored. An output may
also be selected at Locs. 420, 422 and 424. If an audible alarm output is selected for Line Fail it is highly
recommended that only „Option 2‟ is selected at Loc. 363.
Test Signal
Test signal timing is set at Loc. 180. Enter the time in 24Hr format when the first test signal will be sent. Subsequent
test signals will be sent every 24 hours thereafter. Examples: 11.30pm = 2330, 2.30am = 0230,12 midnight = 2400.
Auto Arming
If a valid „Auto Arm‟ time has been programmed at Loc. 172, the keypad will sound three beeps every 6 seconds for
the programmed pre-alert time (Loc. 347). At the end of the pre-alert time the panel starts counting down the exit delay
and sounds the exit warning beeper, then arms all zones. During pre-alert, entering any key at the keypad will abort
the auto arming cycle. Once the panel has started the exit timer a valid user code is required to abort the arming
cycle. Entering an invalid auto arm time (eg. 9999) disables this function.
Siren Output
The high power siren output may be used as an on board siren driver for driving 2 x 8 ohm horn speakers, or as a
current source for sounding 2 x 12 volt siren speakers. Select the option required at Loc. 426, led 4 „on‟, for driving
8 ohm speakers, or led 4 „off,‟ for driving siren speakers with internal drivers. This output is constantly scanned for
shorts or opens. If the siren (speaker) wires are cut, shorted or overloaded the panel reports a fault.
Caution: This output defaults to driving horn speakers with a siren wail. Do NOT accidentally configure this
output to a voltage output with horn speakers connected as permanent damage may occur to the output
power FET.
Alternate Entry / Night Arm Timer
In „Away‟ or „Full Arm‟ mode, any zone selected as an alternate entry path at Loc. 392 must also be selected as an
entry zone at Loc. 390. If an alternate entry path and time are not required for „away‟ arming, the alternate entry
timers at Locs. 352 and 353 may be used to set the night arm pre-alert. Night arming zones, which are also selected
as „entry zones‟ when the panel is armed in „Delayed Arming Night Mode‟, use the entry delay timers at Locs. 350 and
351. Night zones may be changed to a longer or shorter pre-alert time by programming night zones also as alternate
entry zones but NOT as entry zones. Any zone selected as a night arming zone at Loc. 386, which is also selected as
an alternate entry zone at Loc. 392, will sound the pre-alert beeper (Loc. 400) for the programmed alternate entry timer
settings at Locs. 352 and 353.
The rule to remember here is that if a zone is selected as an entry zone and also an alternate entry zone the alternate
entry zone time is used. This rule applies when the panel is fully armed or night armed.

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Using the ‘Hold Down’ Commands
To use a „hold down‟ command the function key (digit) must be pressed and held down until a second key-beep is
heard. Note that all hold down commands operate ONLY when the panel is fully disarmed. The installer or the end
user may use the following functions.
Changing the Clock Time.
Press and hold down key 6 until a second „beep‟ is heard then enter a Master user code then # then the time in
24 hour format then #.
Example: In the following example the panel time is re-set to 12.00 noon.
[Hold-6] 1234 # 1200 #
Changing the Auto Arming Time.
Same procedure as above using key 7.
Example: In the following example the panel will auto-arm at 5:30 pm.
[Hold-7] 1234 # 1730 #
User Phone Number Entry [Follow Me].
Selecting this option forces all communicator transmissions to be signaled in the „home-warble‟ format. The user can
program a „follow me‟ phone number(s). If more than one number is to be programmed the numbers must be
separated by a # (Hash). Press and hold down key 8until a second beep is heard then enter a Master user code then
#then the follow me number then Star [*].
Example: In this example the panel will call 8197654 then 8256631 then 5292048
[Hold-8] 1234 # 8197654 # 8256631 # 5292048 Star [*]
Calling: The panel will call each number in turn until a handshake [touch tone *(star)] is heard. The panel will
call each number in the list until the programmed number of calls has been completed.
DIGIT
MEANING
1~9 inclusive
Dial digits 1~9
0 or 10
Dial 0
11
Dial a * [Star]
12
Dial a # [Hash]
13
Pause for 3 seconds
14
Call progress detection
15
Number separator
#
Separator [same as 15]
Note: Unlike all other hold down keys this function is terminated with the „Star‟ key. This is because the # key is a
valid entry when entering multiple phone numbers.
Communication Progress Tracker.
The hold down key 9is used to initiate a test call and track the progress of the dialer. Communication progress is
displayed by the keypad zone leds as each part of the call is completed. The keypad beeps continuously throughout
the monitoring process. The table below shows the monitoring process.
Zone Led
Communications progress
1
Line seized
2
Dialing
3
Handshake received
4
Sending data
5
Data acknowledged
6
Call successful, hanging-up
Notes:
1. Five seconds after led 6 has lit, the display will terminate.
2. If there are multiple events in the queue the display will toggle between leds 4 & 5 until all data is
acknowledged. Led 6 [hang up] only lights if the call is successful.
3. Only one call attempt is displayed.
4. Communications progress tracking is only available when all areas are disarmed.

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Abort Current Communication
The following function aborts communication currently in progress and clears all outstanding events from the reporting
buffer. Events deleted from the buffer are still retained in the event history file.
Press and hold down the 0key till a second beep is heard then enter a Master user code then #.
[Hold-0] 1234 # Communication in progress stops immediately.
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Programming
Programming Rules
To enter programming mode press N N N N [master programming code (default 0 0 0 0)] then # then #. The status
led will light and you are now in „Address Mode‟. You may now enter an address [Location] number and press #. The
status led will flash indicating that you are in „Data Mode‟ and data may now be entered into this location. To exit
programming mode press Star Star [**].
Entering Data
Enter digits [or multiple digits] into memory. When the location is programmed with valid data the panel beeps twice
and automatically advances to the next memory location. Do not press enter [#] after data entry, except when
programming zone data. If you think you have made a mistake, press star [*] then the location number you wish to
view or program, then enter. The data in that location will be displayed by the keypad zone led‟s and may be changed
by entering new data.
Erasing a Memory Location
To erase data press 1+3 together. Erasing data from a location usually disables the function controlled by that location.
Setting the Default Dialing Mode
The panel may be programmed to default dial in DTMF or Decadic (pulse). Panels are shipped from the factory with
DTMF set as the default dialing mode. To change to Decadic, enter programming mode. At Location 412 turn on
led 6. The default is now set to decadic dialing. Should DTMF be required as a communication mode for pager signals
etc. the panel may be temporarily switched back to DTMF by programming a 15 then a 1 in the dialing string [see
„Phone Number Lists‟ below]. ______________________________
The Memory Map / Programming Locations
Programming locations
LOCATION
CONTENTS & FIELD SIZE
REMARKS
0
Phone number list (64 digits)
64
User 1 code (4 digits)
Default 1234
68
User 2 code (4 digits)
See also locations
72
User 3 code (4 digits)
428 –474 for further
76
User 4 code (4 digits)
user code data.
80
User 5 code (4 digits)
84
User 6 code (4 digits)
88
User 7 code (4 digits)
92
User 8 code (4 digits)
96
User 9 code (4 digits)
100
User 10 code (4 digits)
104
User 11 code (4 digits)
108
User 12 code (4 digits)
112
User 13 code (4 digits)
116
User 14 code (4 digits)
120
User 15 code (4 digits)
124
User 16 code (4 digits)
128
User 17 code (4 digits)
132
User 18 code (4 digits)
136
User 19 code (4 digits)
140
User 20 code (4 digits)
144
User 21 code (4 digits)
148
User 22 code (4 digits)
152
User 23 code (4 digits)

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LOCATION
CONTENTS & FIELD SIZE
REMARKS
156
User 24 code (4 digits)
160
Installer code (4 digits)
Default 0000
164
Area A account (4 digits)
168
Area B account (4 digits)
172
Auto-arming time (4 digits) See also Locs 347,412
Default 9999
176
Upload/download password (4 digits)
Default 5555
180
Test signal time (4 digits)
Default 9999
The following locations are used for Contact-ID reporting codes. Erasing one of these
locations disables reporting of that event in ALL formats. The first digit is fixed,
the remaining two digits are programmable.
(Non Contact-ID reporting codes follow this section)
184
Zone 1 alarm and restore code (2 digits, prefix 1)
Default 30 = 130
186
Zone 2 alarm and restore code (2 digits, prefix 1)
Default 30 = 130
188
Zone 3 alarm and restore code (2 digits, prefix 1)
Default 30 = 130
190
Zone 4 alarm and restore code (2 digits, prefix 1)
Default 30 = 130
192
Zone 5 alarm and restore code (2 digits, prefix 1)
Default 30 = 130
194
Zone 6 alarm and restore code (2 digits, prefix 1)
Default 30 = 130
196
Zone 7 alarm and restore code (2 digits, prefix 1)
Default 30 = 130
198
Zone 8 alarm and restore code (2 digits, prefix 1)
Default 30 = 130
200
Zone bypass code (2 digits, prefix 5)
Default 70 = 570
202
Reserved (2 digits)
204
Reserved (2 digits)
206
Zone transmitter low battery (2 digits, prefix 3)
Default 84 = 384
208
User open/close code (2 digits, prefix 4)
Default 01 = 401
210
User last close/first open code (2 digits, prefix 4)
Disabled
212
User pendant battery low code (2 digits, prefix 3)
Default 84 = 384
214
User duress code (2 digits, prefix 1)
Default 21 = 121
216
User night panic code (2 digits, prefix 1)
Default 20 = 120
218
User 2-key panic code (2 digits, prefix 1)
Default 20 = 120
220
User Fire panic code (2 digits, prefix 1)
Default 10 = 110
222
User medical panic code (2 digits, prefix 1)
Default 00 = 100
224
User arming failure code (2 digits, prefix 4)
Default 54 = 454
226
Reserved
228
User code changed (2 digits, prefix 3)
Default 06 = 306
230
User initiated test code (2 digits, prefix 6)
Default 01 = 601
232
Line fault code (2 digits, prefix 3)
Default 51 = 351
234
Comms fail code (2 digits, prefix 3)
Default 54 = 354
236
AC Power failure code (2 digits prefix 3)
Default 01 = 301
238
Battery test fail code (2 digits, prefix 3)
Default 02 = 302
240
Test signal code (2 digits, prefix 6)
Default 02 = 602
242
Auxiliary power overload (2 digits, prefix 3)
Default 12 = 312
244
Siren output fault (2 digits, prefix 3)
Default 20 = 320
246
Reserved (2 digits)
248
Program accessed or altered (2 digits, prefix 6)
Default 27 = 627
250
Clock setting changed code (2 digits, prefix 6)
Default 25 = 625
252
Reserved (2 digits)
254
Reserved (2 digits)
The following locations are used for non-contact-ID formats.
256
Zone 1 alarm code and zone ID (2 digits)
258
Zone 2 alarm code and zone ID (2 digits)
260
Zone 3 alarm code and zone ID (2 digits)
262
Zone 4 alarm code and zone ID (2 digits)
264
Zone 5 alarm code and zone ID (2 digits)
266
Zone 6 alarm code and zone ID (2 digits)
268
Zone 7 alarm code and zone ID (2 digits)
270
Zone 8 alarm code and zone ID (2 digits)
272
Night panic code (2 digits)
274
Two key panic code (2 digits)
276
Fire panic code (2 digits)