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FOR TI{E
I{AGNITIIUI ALERT 2600
ALAR.M CONTROI. PAIVEL
CONGRATUI.ATIONS I
on your purchase of a NAPCo alarm control panel. Your Magnr:m
Alert 2600 system has the comprehensive features and ease of
operation consistent with NAPCo's reputation for quality and
value.
Your new installation is a sophisticated narning system with
many available features. Your alarm specialist will explain
your system and show you how it works. Contact him should
questions concerning operation arise-
This booklet contains important information about the operation of your
system. Read it carefully and keep it handy for future reference. Check the
Glossary for an explanation of terms that may be gnfamiliar to you.
(c) I{APC0 1989 01124 3/89
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TABLE OF CONTET{TS
Section paoe
CENTRAL STATION I{ONITORING .......3
GLoSSARY. ....4
KEYPAD C0NTRoLS ........5
SETTING THE AI.AR}I (ANilING) IJHEN LEAVING.. .......6
TURNING OFF THE AI*ARI{ (DISAR}IING) UHEN RETURNING .....7
PROTECTING YOURSELF WHILE ON THE PRET{ISES. ......8
FIRE PROTECTION. .......9
PREPARING A FIRE ESCAPE PI^AI{. ...10
THE KEI?AD DISpt-Ay BUTToN. ......11
SPECIAL FIINCTIONS .....L2
PR0GRAltltINc... ...13
PROGRAI{IIING EXAI{PLES... ....14
KEYPAD IIESSAGES .......15
IJARRAITTY. . . .16
TO SHUT OFF AII ALARI{ IJHILE Aru{ED:
EI{TER YOUR CODE, THEN PRESS THE TON/OFF] BUTTON.
SERVICE,
CMTTRAL STATION,

CENTRAL- STAT I Oil IIONI TORING
Your alarm specialist may have progranuned your system to be monitored by a
central station. The built-in digital communicator can transmit emergency
signals and status reports to the central station 24 hours a day.
COIIIfl'IIICATOR FEATURES
Abort Delay. Note which of your zones have abort delay, a delay that ena-
bles.you to reset the system before it commr:nicates to the central station.
o Regular
within
o 24-Hour
first,
Burglary (Non-24-Hour) Zone reports are aborted by disarming
the delay period.
Zones and zones progranmed to report restores must be repaired
then the panel armed and disarned, all within the delay period.
Opening and Closing Reporting. Notifies the central station every time the
system is disarmed and armed. Up to 15 different users can each be identi-
f ied.
Telephone-Line Test. Pressing the [TEST] Button wiII test the telephone
Iine for 12 seconds after the button is released. Failure is indicated by
IFAIL, HIT RESETI on the display. See SETTING TIIE ALAru{ UHEN LEAVING and
SPECIAL FIINCTI0NS: TEST.
Central-Station Ringback. The central station wiII acknowledge arming of
the system by ringing back with a shorb beep from the keypad sounder.
EMERGENCY SERVICES
(Police Medical Etc)
OIGITAL COMUUNICATOR
EXISTING
TELEPHONE LINES
MONITORS YOUR
SYSTEM 24 HOURS
A DAY

GLOSSARY
Abort Delay - A delay period that allows the control panel to be reset,
thus aborting a report to a central station.
Access code - A code (up to 6 digits) used to remotely unlock a door.
Ambush Code - A 2-digit code entered when forced to disarm. Sends a silent
alarm to the central station.
Arning/Disarming - Turning the system on/off by entering your code at the
keypad, then pressing the [0N/0FF] Button.
Arm/Disarm Code - Your personalized code for arming and disarming the sys-
tem. It may contain up to six digits.
Battery - Backup polrer source in the control-panel enclosure to provide
protection in the event of a power failure.
Btrpass Button (Labelled TBYPASS Z0NE1 on keypad) - Enables you to manually
remove one or more protective zones from the system.
Central Station - l{onitors incoming reports and emergency messages from a
digital communicator and notifies the proper authorities (optional).
Chime - A keypad beep while disarmed alerting that the programmed zone has
been opened.
Comunicator - Reports intrusions and emergencies directly to the central
station over telephone Iines.
Control Panel - The brain of the system, it controls all system fgnctions.
Directory - A Iisting of the programmed zone descriptions stored in memory.
Exit/Entry Delay - Lets you exit and enter your premises without setting
off an alarm after the system is armed.
Instant Protection - Arming without entry delay while on the premises using
the [N0 DEI-AY] Button.
Keypad - h.rts control-panel functions at your fingertips. It can be mounted
anynhere in your premises.
Panic Buttons - Two blue buttons on the ke5rpad, pressed at the same time to
alert the central station of an emergency.
Program Code - A code (up to 6 digits) required to enter the Program ltode.
Report - A transmission to a central station specifying a change in the
status of the system (alarm, trouble, low battery, etc.) [optionalJ.
Ringback - A beep after arming verifying central-station receipt of report.
Service Code - An Arm/Disarm Code intended for temporary use.
Sonnder - A local tmrning device at each keypad to alert that (a) entry
delay has started; [b) an attempt ms made to arm with a zone in trouble;
or Ic) central station acknowledged arming (optional, see Ringback).
Trouble - An open door, window, or other problem that may prevent arming.
lJatch l{ode (option) - Turns all Day zones on and off simultaneously.
Zones - Independent circuits that protect specific areas of the premises,
o Auto-Bypass Zone' A zone that will be automatically bypassed from the
protection system if it is in trouble [faultyJ when the system is armed.
o Burglary Zone: Detects intrusion.
o Day Zone, A zone programmed to cause visual and audible (optionalJ indi-
cation at the keypad when it is in trouble while disarmed.
o Exit/Entry Follower Zone' Provides exit and entry delay for interior
devices. Entry delay only occurs if re-entry takes place through the
normal exit/entry door.
o Interior Zones: Circuits within the premises, usually including space-
protection devices, interior.doors, etc.; not exterior doors or windows.
These can aII be bypassed simultaneously using the IINTERIOR OFF] Button.
o Priority Zone' A zone that prevents arming if in trouble.
o Selective-Bypassed Zone, A zone that can be individually bypassed using
the Bypass Button TBYPASS ZONEI.
I 24-Hour Zone, A zone that is armed and ready at aII times to respond to
an emergency situation.

DISPLAY
BYPASS ZONE
RESET
SOIINDER
SYSTE}T ON/
INTRUSION
STATUS
ZONE BYPASSED
SYSTEI.I TROUBLE
FIRE/
FIRE TROUBLE
ALARI{ HISTORY
SYSTE}T TROUBLE/
TCURSOR] RIGHT
FIRE STATUS/
ICURSOR) LET'T
DISPLAY ADJUST
DISPLAY
FIINCTION
RESET
KEYPAD COI{TROLS!
LCD DISPLAY
Keypad, Cover Lowered
UP
DOUN
IDISP-LATI
STATUS
DIRECTORY
BYPASSED
INTERIOR OFF
NO DELAY
ON/OFF
PRIOR
NEXT
REAI)
SAVE
TEST
BLAIVK
tJORDS
E}TERGENCY BIITTONS
Ke1ryad, Cover Raised

SET'IM Tut fi.Mil (AN$TG) IilBI LEAVIIfiI
Check the keypad; only the green light should be on@ should
read ffi. If the display indicates ffi, press
the IDISPLAYI Button, then the STATUS Button (Key t1l) to display
fZOl{ES FAULTED l. Note the problen zone and secure it (by closlng a window,
door, etc.). If you cannot locate or repair the probleu yourself, call for
assistance. If you cannot get imediate help, it nay be possible to bypass
that zone from the systen (see Anlno rith Zqrcs ByDassed, below) and arn
temporarily rith partial protection. Horever, be sure to have the systen
checked as soon as possible.
tOTBr If the SYSTEII TR0UBLE LBD is on and the kelpad display reads
mmR_TR0-fE[il, check and correct the systen trouble bllore atttmpling to
arn. (See ttB [f,t?AD I]IFtiI BUtT0t{.| Af ter the trouble is checked, it
will be possible to arn within 5 uinutes if repairs cannot be mde imedi-
ateIy.
Enter your Arn/Disaru
ten: the green STATUS
and the display will Code, then press the tOt{/OFFl Button to arm the sys-
light rill go off, the red SYSTUI 0N light sill eo on
count dorm the exit delay tine (in seconds). Leave
imediately through Iar cxlt/entry door. At "000" seconds, the
display rill read , indicating that the panel is arned.
tlTBr If t)TEr If your systen reports to a central station, your panel nay have been
programnd to start erit delay after the central-station ringback (verifl-
cation)signal.Then,afterarmirrg,thedisplayr1llreadffi
rhile your systen comunicates to the central station. After the central
station ackrowledges receipt (ringlac&), exit delay will start. If ringback
ls not heard within about 30 seconds, a cornrnication problem tmy exist.
Frrnction 7 (see SPBCIIL flnCTISIS) my be used to nanrnlly start the erlt
delay, hqrever rcporting capabllity my be sacrificed. (If yotrr system does
not report, exlt delay will start as soon as your Arn Code is entered.)
Anlw gith Zmcs Bpasscd
Check that the keypad display reads . To deactivate a zone
(programble option), Dress the IBYPASS Z0NE] Button, followed by the zone
number. (The zone number is properly entered as a tro-digit nunber, thus
Zone 4 is entered as "04". ) The yellow ZOilE BYPASSED light will go on to
indicate that at least one zone has been bypassed from the systen. Each
zone nust be b:rpassed separately. To display the zones bypassed, see
DIffLAY BllTt$|. (AIso see PROTBCTIIIi YflnSBLf t8ItJ (N ItlE PS[tlISESr qrpac-
ilng Interlor Zoner.) l,lhen the systen is subseguently dlsarned, blrpassed
zones nill revert to relrular disarned zones.
Priorlty Anlw.
A steady tone and displayed r*ren attempting to arm indi-
cates a priority condition; that is, a problen exists on at least one zone
that has been deslgmated a Priority Zone. Enter your Arm/Disarr Code, or
simply press the [0N/0FF] Button to silence the sounder. The trouble(s)
utrst be corrected before the panel can be arned. To check wtrich zone is in
trouble, Dress the IDISPLAYI hrtton (with kenad cover loryered
STAIUS Button (Key 1111. The disDlay rill read
scroll through all the problen zones.
the
then
then
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TIIRNING OFF THE ALANH (DISARIIING) LIHEII RETURI{ING
Burglary Zone
Upon entry, the red SYSTEI! ON/INTRUSION light should be on. The keypad
sounder wiII come on as a reminder to disarm the panel. Imurediately enter
your Arm/Disarm Code, then press the t0N/OFFl Button to disarm.
Alarm Indication
N0TE: If the red SYSTEII ON/INTRUSION light is fJashjr?gr, an alarm occurred -
PR0CEED UITH CAATIQN! (If you suspect that an intruder is on the premises,
caII the police from a neighbor's phone.)
The display wiII read RIl l, then scroll thrqugh aII the zones
the aisplay wiII read lffi'-oRTl and
violated. Disarm the panel;
wiII continue to indicate the violated zones r:ntil the IRESETI Button is
pressed or the panel is armed once again. Correct the zone condition that
initiated the alarm to restore "System Ready" status. To recall the zones
that were in alarm, check Alarm History: raise the keypad cover, then press
the [DISPLAY] Button fo]Iowed by the ALllRlI HIST0RY Button (Key 1311.
lhy Zone
A Day Zone may be used to monitor a secured exit door, foil on doors or
windows, etc. A problem on this type of burglary zone wiII cause a visual
and audible alert at the keypad while disarmed. Press the IRESET] Button
to silence the sounder. Correct the problem to reset the Day Zone.
24-Hour Zone
This zone is almys armed, even if the system is disarmed. There is no
keypad indication showing the status of a 24-Hour Zone, but an alarm on
this zone sill be recorded in alarm history. If the detection device
must be manually reset, it must be reset to clear the zone. If the system
is subsequently armed with a 24-Hour Zone in trouble, the keypad sounder
wiII come on momentarily to indicate that there is a problem on the zone.
Anbush Zone
If an intruder forces you to disarm your system, enter your two-digit
Ambush Code just prior to your Arm/Disarm Code, then press the t0N/OFFl
Button. This wiII activate the Ambush Zone, sending a silent alarm to a
central monitoring station. (This is an optional feature.)

PROTECTING YOURSELF IIHILE ON THE PREI{ISES
Bypassing Interior Zones
Check that the keypad display reads lffimTEADF_l. To turn off aII inte-
rior zones sirmrltaneously Iprogramnable option), press the IINTERIOR OFF]
Button. (The ye1low ZONE BYPASSED tight wiII go on to indicate that at
Ieast one zone is being bypassed from the system. J Be sure to secure all
exterior doors and windows.
Arning the Systen lJhile on the Premises
After interior zones have been bypassed (see Bypassing Interior Zones,
above) you may set the alarm with perimeter protection only, enter your
Arm/Disarm Code, then press the I0N/OFFl Button. The SYSTEI! ON/INTRUSI0N
lisht-Jill---99-9n-eqd, af ter the exit time has elapsed, the display will
lssd l**rrARl'lEDr**rr l. Entry through any exterior door or window will cause
an imediate alarm, except through the regular entry door, which is still
subject to the usual entry delay.
NOTE, llhen the system is subsequently disarmed, bypassed interior zones
wiII revert to regular disarmed zones.
Arning llith Instant Protection
To cancel the entry delay while on the premises, merely
DELAYI Button. The display will now read m,
entry door wiII cause an jnstant alarm.
NOTE, [.lhen the system is subsequently disarmed, entry
restored.
Energency Buttons
The key pairs at the bottom of the keypad must be pressed at
to activate these optional features, each of which may be
signal a central station, sound an audible alarm, or both:
press the
and opening
delay wilI be
the same time
programned to
tN0
the
o Auxiliary Emergency Buttons (green)
o Fire Emergency Buttons (red)
o Panic Buttons (blue)

The
use
FIRE PROTECTION
following information is applicable only where local ordinance permits
of this alarm control panel for fire protection.
Fire-Zone Alarm.
If an alarm is detected, the red FIRE/FIRE TROUBLE light wiII come on and
the sounder will pulse. If a fire is actually in progress, evacuate the
premises imediately! If necessary, caII the Fire Department from an out-
side phone. If there is no evidence of a fire, disarm (if armed) to turn
off the alarn (it may have been prograrmed to shut off automatically after
a preset time). Press the [RESET] Button to silence the sounder- After the
alarm condition is cleared, pressing the [RESET] Button again will reset
the keypad after a brief delay.
Fire-Zone Trouble.
If a break in the wiring is detected, the FIRE/FIRE TROUBLE light wiII
flash and the sounder wiII pulse. Disarm (if armed) and press the IRESET]
Button to silence the sounder. Repair the problem, then press the IRESETI
Button once again. The keypad will reset after a brief delay. To display
Fire-Zone status, raise the keypad cover, then press the IDISPI-AY] Button
followed by the FIRE STATUS Button.
Llould You Like l{ore Safety Information?
tr'or more information on home fire detection, burn safety, and home fire
safety, write tot
National Fire Protection Association
Public Affairs Dept. 05A
Batterymarch Plaza
Quincy, IIA 02269.

PREPARIITG A FIRE ESCAPE PI.AII
Even with the most advanced fire alarm system, adequate protection requires
an escape plan. To prepare your plant
Draw floor plans of your building. Show two exits -- a front or back door
and a window from each room. []take sure the window works. You may need a
special f ire-escape ladder if the window is high up.) l,lrite down your
outside meeting place.
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Fanily Rehearsal.
Rehearse each of the following activities:
1. Everyone in his room with the doors closed.
2. One person sounds the alarm.
3. Each person tests his door.
4. Pretend the door is hot and use the alternate escape exit.
5. Everyone meets outdoors at the assigned spot.
IilmnTAI{t! -' Read Carefully.
Discuss these escape procedures with all those who use the building:
1. In a residence, sleep with the bedroom door closed. A closed door will
hold back deadly smoke while you escape.
2. lJhen the fire alarm signals, escape quickly. Do not stop to pack. i
3. Test the door. If it is hot, use your alternate route through the win- f
dow. If the door is cool, brace your shoulder against it and open it I
cautiously. Be ready to slam the door if smoke or heat rushes in. Crawl
through smoke, holding your'breath. Close the doors again on leaving to
help prevent the fire from spreading.
4. Go to your specific outdoor meeting place so you can see that everyone
is safe
5. Assign someone to rnake sure nobody returns to the burning building.
6. CalI the Fire Department from a neighbor's telephone.
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THE KEYPAD DISPI.AY BUTTON
|lith the keypad cover lowered, the IDISPLAYJ Button will provide a visual
indication of the following conditions on the readout:
o Zones Faulted (in "Trouble"). Press the [DISPI-AY] Button fol]owed by the
STATUS Button (Key 111) to identify the zones in trouble (while dis-
armed)
r Directory. To scroll through a list of aII prograuned zone descriptions,
press the [DISPLAYJ Button, then the DIRECTORY Button (Key 1211. To re-
turn to the system, press the IRESET] Button at any time.
o Zones hpassed. Press the IDISPLAY] Button then the BYPASSED Button (Key
t3l) to list zones that have been deactivated.
STATTJS DIRECTORY B\PASSED
(KE'YPAD COVER LOffiED)
Clith the keypad cover raised, the [DISPLAY] Button will provide a visual
indication of the following conditions:
o Status. To display the condition of the Fire Zone [if installed) after
the display and sounder indications have been reset, press the IDISPLAYI
Button, then the FIRE STATUS Button (Key t1l).
r SYstem Troub1es. Pressing the TDISPLAYI Button followed by the SYSTEII
TROUBLE Button (Key 121) will display system problems (LObl BATTERY, AC
POtlER LOSS, etc. ).
o Alarn History. Alarm conditions occurring during the last four arm/disarm
intervals are retained in memory. Alarm History *1. ahrays contains the
most recent interval, Alarm History *2 the next, etc. Press the TDISPLAYI
Button, then the AI-ARI{ HIST0RY Button (Key t3l).
F IRE SYSTE}4 ALART,I
STATIJS TROI.BLE HISTORY
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SPECIAL T'I'NCTIONS
The following fr:nctions may be accessed with the keypad cover raised,
BeII Test (Function 1). This test wiII activate the alarm [while disarmed)
for about 2 seconds. To test the alarm, press the FUNCTION Button ([BYPASS
Z0NEI), then Key [1J. If the device does not sound, call for service.
llatch l{ode (Function 2, optional). Turns all zones designated as Day Zones
on and off . To activate the Llatch l{ode (Day Zones on), press the FUNCTION
Button (IBYPASS Z0NEI) followed by Key [2]; a "[J" will appear in the dis-
play as long as the lJatch l{ode is active. To deactivate the uatch l,!ode,
arm, then disarm. AII Day Zones will revert to regular Burglary Zones.
Service Code (Function 3). Turns on a special code intended for temporary
use by service personnel. To activate, press the FUNCTION Button (IBYPASS
ZONEI) followed by Key [3]; an "S" wiII appear in the display as long as
the Service Code is active (and a Service Code has been programmed). Dis-
arming with any regular Arm/Disarm Code will deactivate the Service Code.
Chine ltode (Fr.rnction 4). Sor.rnds a momentary tone at the keypad when the
programmed zone is opened while disarmed. To activate the Chime ltode, raise
the keypad cover and press the FUNCTI0N Button (IBYPASS ZONEI) followed by
Key [4]. (A "C" will appear in the display as long as the Chime ]lode is
active.J Repeat to deactivate Function 4 and turn off the Chime l{ode.
Locate (Fr.urction 5). Helps find zone troubles and indicates when they are
repaired. To access Function 5, press the FIINCTI0N Button (IBYPASS Z0NEI),
.!hg4 Igv t51. The sounder wiII come on and the display wiII read
Fm-m'm-], then scroll through the zones in trouble. As each zone is
corrected, the sounder will stop momentarily signalling its repair, and the
display wiII indicate the remaining zones in trouble. The sounder and dis-
play will continue in this manner r:ntil all zones are repaired, or r:ntil
the [RESET] Button is pressed.
Fau1t Find (Function 6). Troubleshooting aid for the installer or servicer,
If enabled accidentally, press the [RESET] Button.
Start Exit Delay l,lithout Ringback (Fwrction 7, optional). If your system
reports to a central station on arming, it may have been programmed to
start exit delay after the central station ringback verification has been
received. If the central station ringback is not received sithin about 30
seconds after arming, a transmission problem may exist. To start exit delay
nanually, press the FIINCTI0N Button ([BYPA,SS ZONEI) followed by Key t71.
Exit the premises immediately. Be sure to have your alarm specialist check
cornmunications with the central station as soon as possible.
lhnual Download (Function 8). Programring aid for installer's use only.
TEST Button. With the keypad cover raised, press and hold the TEST Button
(Iocated just below Key tOl). This wiII cause all the indicators to light,
the sounder to come on, and the display to go black as long as the button
is depressed. If the system is designed to communicate to a central sta-
tion, the telephone line wiII be tested f.or t2 seconds after the button is
released. If the line tests okay, the test will terminate. 0therwise, the
dispIaywi1Ireadffi.ThesYsTEI{TRoUBLElightwil1remain
on until a test is successful. See SETTIIIG THE ALARI{ tlHElI LEAVING.
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PROGRAIIIIING CODES, EXIT/EIITRY TI}TES AIID ZONE DESCRIPTIONS
The Program ltode is used to customize the following features (displayed and
programmed in the sequence given). Raise the keypad cover and enter your
Program Code to access the Program llode.
NOTE:
1. If the system contains more than one keypad, only the main keypad may be
used for programming.
2. If the cover is left raised and the keypad unused longer than 4 minutes,
a steady tone wiII sound. Press any button to extend programming time,
or close the cover (at any time) to end the Program l{ode.
3. The programmed code, time, or description will not be permanently stored
until you press the SAVE Button (I0N/OFFI).
Use Keys [1] and [2] to move the display cursor (position indicator) Ieft
and right, respectively; use Keys [4] and [7J to scroll up and down through
the numbers, Ietters, etc. Press the NEXT Button (tNO DEI^AYI) to advance to
the next display line, or the PRI0R Button (IINTERI0R 0FFl) to go back to
the previous line. Note that when each of these buttons is held down, the
display wiII scrolI rapidly through the respective fr.rnction.
User (Arm/Disarm) Codes. Up to 16 Arm/Disarm Codes may be programmed.
Enter up to 6 digits for each code; a mininum of 4 is recommended. Do not
attempt to program any blank spaces. The keypad will reject a number with
blanks by sounding a steady tone; silence the tone by pressing any button,
then complete the code. SAVE the code by pressing the [0N/OF'FI Butron.
Press the NEXT Button (tNO DELAYI) to advance to the next code.
I{OTE: To change a code, simply program the new code over the existing one,
then press the SAVE Button. To void a code, blank out each number using the
BI-AIIK Button (Key 1511, then press the SAVE Button.
Service Code. Program as a regular Arm/Disarm Code (above) then press NEXT.
Program Code. A six-digit code. Do not divulge this code to anyone not
authorized to program. Program as above.
Access Code. A six-digit code used to activate a door striker (to remotely
unlock a door) while disarmed.
Anbush Code. A two-digit code entered prior to the Disarm Code.
Exit Tine. A delay that allows time to arm and exit without setting off the
alarm. Program in seconds using all three digits, thus 30 seconds is pro-
grammed as "030"; 2 minutes as "L20".
Entry Tine 1. A delay that allows time to disarm when entering through the
main entrance without setting off an alarm. Program as for Exit Time above.
Entry Time 2. Similarly, this delay allows you time to disarm when entering
throWh a secondary entrance (rear door, garage, etc.). See Exit Tine.
Zone Descriptions. lJhen entering zone descriptions, Keys [4] and [7] scroll
through numbers, letters, punctuation marks and a variety of slrnrbols. Enter
an identifying description for each zone in use (up to 64). Programming may
be expedited using the U0RDS Button (Key 181), which wiII display a list of
frequently-used zone-related words and phrases from which to choose.
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PROGRA}IIIING EXAIIPI.ES
Eranple 1. Program User 1's Arm/Disarm Code, "3,7,8,4" .
1. Raise the keypad cover. Enter your Program Code, then press the [0N/0FF]
Button to access the Program l{ode. The display will briefly read
, and thin ffi-(Uier l's existing Arm/
Disarm Code.
2. Using Key t41 to scroll up or Key [7] to scroll dourz, hold down the
key nntil "3" is displayed as the first digit.
3. l{omentarily press Key tZl to move the cursor one digit to the right.
Repeat Step 2 r.rntil "7u is displayed as the second digit.
4. Repeat Steps 2 and 3 for the third and fourth digits until the display
reads "3784". Press the SAVE Button (t0N/0FFl) to memorize the code.
5. To progran User 2's Arm/Disarm Code, press the NEXT Button (tN0 DEIJ\YI)
and repeat the procedure. To terninate the Program llode, Iower the
keypad cover.
Exanple 2. Program Zone 1 with the Zone Description, "SALES DEPT".
1. Raise the keypad cover. Enter your Program Code, then press the t0N/0FFl
Button tq access the Prograu ltqdg,___ Ihe display wiII briefly read
ffi,andttrinffi.
2. HoId dorm the NEXT Button; the display wiII scroll past aII the codes
and the exit and entry times. Release the button when "01" (the message
line for Zone 1) is displayed. (If you pass "07", press PRI0R Button.)
3. In this node of prograrnming, Keys [4J and [7] wiII scroll not only
throwh numbers 0-9, but also through the alphabet, punctuation narks,
and assorted symbols to pernit English-Ianguage description programing.
4. AIso in this mode of operation only, the uORDS Button (Key 181) provides
a library of zone-related words (see below). Press Key t8l repeatedly
rrntil m is displayed.
5. Complete the description manually, using Keys t4l and [7], scroll
throwh the alphabet r:ntil an "S" is displayed as the first letter.
Press Key [2] to move the cursor to the right and repeat for letter "A",
etc.ContinueIetterbyIetterrrrrtiIffiisdispIayed.To
save the description, press the SAVE (tON/0FFl) Button.
U0RDS Button
Following is the
the tlORDS Button
ZONE NOT USED
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BATHROO}1
BEDROOI{
contents of the description library, wtrich is
Key [8] (only in the Zone-Description Progran
COI{PUTER ROOI{
DEPT
DINING ROOI{
FAITILY ROO}T
FRONT DOOR
GARAGE
HALL
KITCHEN
selected by
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t4

XSPAD ilESAGES
The keypad can display the following functional messages. (Programing
displays are shorm in the Prograrnning section. )
TSYSTEII READY'CW AII zones operating; slrsten can be armed. C denotes Chine
Itode on: [| denotes lJatch llode on.
PLEASE TJAIT Panel reporting to central station on arning. tJait for
ringback sigmal to exit.
BXIT TII{E XXX SI Bxit delay in progress. ,W denotes exit tine remaining;
,S indicates Service Code active; f indicates arning with
Instant protectlon.
H{TRY TIIE nfi Entry delay in progress. frO( shows entry tine remaining.
rrrrrffil{f,[)rrrr$f Panel armed. ,5 and f indications as above.
rrZONE FAULT'rC[,] Trouble condition. Display Troubles for zone descrip-
tion(s). C and [t indications as above.
PRI0RITY TR0UBLE Arning attenpted with Priority Zone in trouble. Press
t0N/OFFl. Display Status. Correct trouble to arm.
DAY ZO[{E TR0IIBLE Trouble condition on Day Zone, followed by one or nore
zone descriptions.
Z0NES FAULTED (lJhen Status displayed) indicates zone(s) in fault condi-
tion.
CHECK TROUBLE Ssten trouble exists. (After trouble is checked, systeu
nay be arned within 5 ninutes.)
AIARII Alarn condition, follosed by zone description(s).
FIRE TROUBLE (tJhen Fire Status displayed) trouble condition on Fire
Zone. Press IRESETI to silence sounder. Correct trouble.
then press [RESETI again.
FIRE ALA$I (tlhen Fire Status displayed) alarn condition on Fire
Zone. Press TRESET! to silence sounder. Correct cause of
alarm; press IRESETI again.
NORIiAL (tftren Fire Status displayed) Fire Zone norml.
ZOI{ES BYPASSED (t{hen Zones Bypassed displayed) indicates zones that have
been deactivated.
SYSTff TR0UBLE (lJhen fusten Troubles displayed) indicates systen trou-
ble(s) (below).
L$t BATTERY Battery weak. If not recharged within 24 hours, replace.
AC POIJER L0SS Check porer transforner. Check for blonn fuse or circuit
breaker; g€D€ral Doner outage.
PROI Ill SOCKET For installer, Renove PROll (see PROI dosnloading instruc-
tions in tJl{ll).
TELCO LIilE PAIL Failure of dial-tone test.
FAIL T0 C0llll Unsuccessful comrnication to central station.
E4l FAILURE XX Indicates failure of an expEnsion zone nodule. XX denotes
module nrrnber.
TAIIPER Followed bv t ZOllE I{0DULE XX 1. Expansion-zone module
cover removed. lfi denotes nodule number.
KEYPAD FAILURE X A keypad is defective. .f, denotes keypad nunber.
XX OUT 0F SYSTET Keypad inoperative; call for service.
ALAnil HISTORY rt Displays alarm conditions of last arn/disarm interval.
Similarly, Alarm History t2, *3, and 14 display previous
arm/disarn intervals.
TESTIIG (After ITBSTI Button released) test in progress.
FAIL, HIT RESET Dial-tone test failed; press tRESET] Button.
FAULT FII{D Fault-Find t{ode activated; pr€ss IRESETI Button.
L0CATE Locate ltode activated.
15

If a Digital Communicator is
Connected to a Telephone Line:
Do not notify the telephone company. It
is no longer necessary to call the telephone
company to notify it of the registration and
ringer equivalence numbers of anY
telephone instrument being connected to
the public switched telephone network.
The telephone company will call and re-
quest this information if a need arises in
the future.
Ringer Equivalence Number.
The FCC Registration I-abel, found on
top of your system and on the bottom of
your telephone sets, includes the ringer
equivalence number (REN). This is a rep-
resentation of the electrical load that will
be applied to your telephone line. This sys-
tem has a ringer equivalence of zero.
Therefore, it does not affect the load of the
telephone company central ofFtce equiP-
ment when your telephones ring. The
telephone line servicing your premises will
not operate properly if the total ringer load
exceeds the capability of the central office
equipment. That is, if too many ringen are
connected to the line, there may be insuf-
ficient enerry to ring your telePhones. If
the ringer load is excessive, you may also
have difficulty dialing telephone numbers.
If you want to know the total REN al-
lowed for your telephone line, you may call
your telephone comPany. However, as a
rule of thumb, a total REN of five (5)
should permit normal operation of your
telephone sets and equipment. To deter-
mine the total ringer load, list the REN of
each of your telephone sets or devices con-
nected to your telephone line. Add these
numbers; the result is the total REN for
your line. If this number exceeds 5, you
may want to consult your telephone com-
pany to determine whether or not ProPer
operation of your equipment is possible.
Rights of the Telephone Com'
pany
If your digital communicator causes
harm to the telephone network, the
telephone comPany may discontinue your
service temporarily. If possible, they will
notify you in advance. But if advance
notice is not practical, you will be notified
as soon as possible. You will be given the
opportunity to correct the situation and
you will be informed of your right to file a
complaint with the FCC.
Your telephone company may make
changes in its facilities, equipment, opera-
tions or procedures that could affect the
proper function of your communicator. If
they do, you will be notified in adrance to
give you an opportunity to maintain
unintemrpted sewice,
NAPCO LIMITED WARRANTY
NAPCO SECURITY SYSTEMS, INC.
(NAPCO) warrants each of its products to
be free from manufacturing defects in
materials and workmanship for fifteen
months following the date of manufacture.
NAPCO will, within said period, at its oP
tion, repair or replace any product failing
to operate correctly, u/ithout charge to the
original purchaser or user.
This warranty shall not apply to any
equipment or any part thereof which has
been repaired by others, improperly in-
stalled, improperly used, abused, altered,
damaged, subjected to accident, nuisance,
flood, fire or acts of God, or on which any
serial numbers have been altered, defaced
or removed. Seller will not be resPonsible
for any dismantling, reassembly or
reinstallation charges.
In order to exercise the warranty, the
product must be returned by the user or
purchaser, shipping costs prepaid, and in-
sured to NAPCO. After repair or replace-
ment, NAPCO assumes the cost of return-
ing products under warranty.
There are no warranties, express or im-
plied which extend beyond the description
on the face hereof. There is no express or
implied warranty of merchantability or a
warranty of fitness for a particular pur-
pose. Additionally, this warranty is in lieu
of all other obligations or liabilities on the
part of NAPCO.
This warranty contains the entire war-
ranty. It is the sole wafianty and any prior
agreements or representations, whether
oral or written, are either merged herein or
are expressly cancelled. NAPCO neither
assumes, nor authorizes any other person
purporting to act on its behalf to modiry,
to change, nor to assume for it, any other
warranty or liability concerning its
products.
In no event shall NAPCO be liable for an
amount in excess of NAPCO's original sell-
ing price of the product, for any commet-
cial loss or damage, whether direct, in-
direct, incidental, consequential, or other-
NAPCO SECUFIITY SYSTEMS, !NC.
333 Bopiew Avenue, Amltyville, Ny I I70l
wise arising out of any failure of the
product. Sellet's warranty, as hereinabove
set forth, shall not be enlarged, diminished
or affected by and no obligation or liability
shall arise or grow out of Seller's rendering
of technical advice or service in connection
with Buyer's order of the goods furnished
hereunder.
NAPCO recommends that the entire
system be completely tested weekly.
Warning: Despite frequent testing, and
due to, but not limited to, any or all of the
following; criminal tamPering, electrical or
communications disruption, it is Possible
for the q6tem to fail to perform as ex'
pected. Therefore, the consumer is advised
to take any and all precautions for his or
her safef including, but not limited to,
fleeing the premises and calling police or
fire department, in order to mitigate the
possibilities of harm and/or damage.
This warranty shall be construed in ac-
cordance with the laws of the State of New
York.