Secura S25V User guide

SECURITY ALARM SYSTEM
INSTALLER MANUAL
MODEL: S25V
V : 3.3

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Contents
Introduction The Secura Security Alarm System ---------------------------------- [4]
LCD Display Description -------------------------------------------------------------- [4]
Master / User Codes ------------------------------------------------------------------- [4]
Info Key --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [5]
Installer Code --------------------------------------------------------------------------- [5]
Arming ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [5]
Instant Stay Arming ------------------------------------------------------------------- [5]
Instant Arming -------------------------------------------------------------------------- [6]
Stay Arming ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- [6]
Quick Arming ---------------------------------------------------------------------- [6]
Quick Instant Stay Arming ------------------------------------------------------------ [6]
Quick Stay Arming --------------------------------------------------------------------- [6]
Disarming / Stopping The Alarm ---------------------------------------------------- [6]
Zone Bypassing ------------------------------------------------------------------------- [6]
PGM Output Activation / Deactivation (Mono – Stable / Bi – Stable) ------- [6]
System Troubles Display -------------------------------------------------------------- [7]
Memory Display ------------------------------------------------------------------ [7]
Chime Feature On / Off --------------------------------------------------------------- [7]
Program / Modify User Codes ------------------------------------------------------- [7]
Selective Erasure Of User Codes ---------------------------------------------------- [7]
Erasure Of All User Codes (Except The Master Code) ------------------------- [8]
Cancellation Of Phone Communication --------------------------------------------- [8]
Programming The Phone Number ---------------------------------------------------- [8]
Selective Erasure Of Phone Number ------------------------------------------------ [8]
Erasure Of All Phone Number ------------------------------------------------------- [8]
System Date and Time Programming ------------------------------------------------ [8]
Keypad Special Alarms (By Pressing 2 Keys) ------------------------------------- [9]
Section [00]: Zone Programming -------------------------------------------------------- [9]
Section [06]: Zone Fast Response Time Setup --------------------------------------- [11]
Section [07]: Zone Response Time ----------------------------------------------------- [11]
Section [08]: Set Of Option -------------------------------------------------------------- [12]
Section [09]: Set Of Option -------------------------------------------------------------- [12]
Section [10]: Set Of Option -------------------------------------------------------------- [13]
Section [11]: Split / Double Reporting Options for CMS1 and CMS2 ------------ [13]
Section [12]: Entry Time / Exit Time -------------------------------------------------- [13]
Section [13]: Burglary / Fire Bell Cut Off Times ------------------------------------ [14]
Section [14]: AC Power Loss Transmission Delay ------------------------------------ [14]
Section [15]: Activation Time For Mono – Stable PGMs --------------------------- [14]

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Section [16]: Installer Code Changing ------------------------------------------------- [14]
Section [17]: Modification Of The Master Code ------------------------------------- [15]
Section [18]: Ring Number For The System Answers ------------------------------- [15]
Section [19]: Voice Transmission Duration ------------------------------------------- [15]
Section [20]: Number Of Dialing Sequences ----------------------------------------- [15]
Section [22]: Programmable Output For PGM1 & PGM2 -------------------------- [15]
Section [24]: First Phone Number For CMS ------------------------------------------ [16]
Section [25]: Second Phone Number For CMS --------------------------------------- [16]
Section [26]: Panel Account Number For CMS -------------------------------------- [16]
Section [27]: Event For CMS Transmission ------------------------------------------- [17]
Section [28]: Event For CMS Transmission ------------------------------------------- [17]
Section [29]: Event For CMS Transmission ------------------------------------------- [18]
Section [30]: Event For CMS Transmission ------------------------------------------- [18]
Section [31]: Event For CMS Transmission ------------------------------------------- [18]
Section [34]: Daily Test Time Setting ------------------------------------------------- [19]
Section [35]: Cancellation Of Phone Communication -------------------------------- [19]
Section [36]: CMS Communication Test ------------------------------------------------ [19]
Section [37]: Walk Test ------------------------------------------------------------------- [20]
System Call Out / Call In To System - Without Voice Module -------------------- [20]
System Call Out / Call In To System - With Voice Module ----------------------- [21]
Technical Specifications ------------------------------------------------------------------ [22]
Reset To Default Procedure -------------------------------------------------------------- [22]
General Mounting Diagram For System Board --------------------------------------- [23]
Automation / External Module Connection --------------------------------------------- [24]
Warranty Of Secura Security Alarm System ------------------------------------------- [27]
Note -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [27]

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INTRODUCTION THE SECURA SECURITY ALARM SYSTEM
The Secura Security Alarm System is manufactured to the highest specification and will
provide many years of service if correctly installed and maintained. The unit is designed for
simple operation to provide the maximum protection for you, your family or business.
LCD DISPLAY DESCRIPTION
10 : 12 : 00 AC S
123456789012
Within the protected area, up to 4 keypads can be installed, LCD will light up for 10 seconds
when a keypad key is pressed and will automatically cut off light if no key is pressed after 10
seconds. The LCD displaying clock in 24 hours format, system status “ACDS” and zone open /
close status, the meaning of ACDS are :-
Character
Descriptions
A
System Armed
C
Chime Enabled
D
System Disarmed
S
System Troubled
MASTER AND USER CODES
The 1st User code (Master code): programmed (1234) by default
The allowed operations for the Master code are: Arming, Disarming, Bypassing / Un-bypassing zones,
Program / Delete user codes, Program / Delete phone number, Set system date and time.
The 2nd – 14th User codes: not programmed by default.
Allowed operations: Arming, Disarming, Bypassing / Un-bypassing zones
User code 15th has the Ambush capability and is not programmed by default.
In case the system is connected to a CMS by means of a phone line, it will transmit this special code to
the CMS as under threat.
SECURA
1
3
7
2
5
4
*
9
▲
▼
#
0
8
6
BYPS
INST
STAY
?

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INFO KEY – [ ? ]
User can press the INFO KEY [?] and use [▲] or [▼] arrow key to browse a quick key reference as
below. Press [#] key to exit.
website
*0 – Quick Arm
*1 – Quick I / S Arm
*2 – Quick S Arm
*3 – 1 or 2 PGM1 or 2 On / Off
*4 – System Status
*5 – Event Memory
*6 – Chime En / Disable
*7 – [Code] – Mast. Setup
1+3 Emergency
4+6 Panic
7+9 Fire
INSTALLER CODE – [2525]
This code gives total access to the system – programming menu, but no access to the user function. The
installer code is (2525) by default.
The panel parameters are programmed using this code, through [*][8][Installer code] command, only
possible when the control panel is disarmed.
ARMING – [CODE]
After entering a valid user code, LCD will be indicated “Armed” for a second and the keypad
buzzer will sound beeps. The “A” will be shown at the corner of LCD, if there are any User
bypassed zone in the system, the “X” will be lit.
INSTANT STAY ARMING – [INST][STAY][CODE]
In this arming mode, upon expiry of the exit time, the zone programmed as entry / exit
(delayed) type will trigger the alarm as soon as they are violated.
If there are zones that have the Stay attribute enabled by programming (or if there are user-
bypassed zones in the system) the “X” will be displayed at the LCD.

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INSTANT ARMING – [INST][CODE]
In this arming mode, the zone programmed as entry / exit (delayed) type and zones that have
the Stay attribute enabled by programming will trigger the alarm as soon as they are violated.
STAY ARMING – [STAY][CODE]
In this arming mode, the entry / exit type (delayed) will function as usual. If violated during
arming, they will trigger the alarm unless a valid code is entered.
If there are zones that have the Stay attribute enabled by programming (or if there are user-
bypassed zones in the system) the “X” will be displayed at the LCD.
QUICK ARMING – [*][0]
Quick arming functions allow the system to be quickly armed by User who may not own a user
code. After that, the user must leave the premises before the exit time has expired.
QUICK INSTANT STAY ARMING – [*][1]
This arming type is similar to INSTANT STAY ARMING.
QUICK STAY ARMING – [*][2]
This arming type is similar to STAY ARMING.
DISARMING / STOPPING THE ALARM – [CODE]
When an entry / exit zone is violated, the keypad buzzer will sound beeps during the entry time,
reminding the User that the system must be disarmed using Master code or User code.
ZONE BYPASSING – [BYPS][CODE]
To bypass a zone press the zone number will turn off. To un-bypass a zone, press the zone
number again.
Note: Zone 10 = 0, Zone 11 = (Press key * 1) and Zone 12 = (Press key * 2)
Exit zone bypass mode by pressing [#] key.
PGM OUTPUT ACTIVATION / DEACTIVATION (Mono-stable / Bi-stable) –
[*][3][1] & [*][3][2]
The PGM1 or PGM2 output programmed as mono-stable, will be actives for the time lapse
programmed in SECTION [15].
If the PGM1 or PGM2 output programmed as bi-stable, will change its status from activated to
de-activated, and vice versa.
Note: [*][3][1] for PGM1 and [*][3][2] for PGM2.

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SYSTEM TROUBLES DISPLAY – [*][4]
The system permanently monitors several internal conditions for its proper functioning, such as:
Item
System Troubles
1
Battery low voltage
2
AC power loss
3
Unsuccessful phone communication
4
Date and time not programming
5
Bell trouble
If any system trouble, “S” shown on LCD display and will be disappeared all problems are
fixed.
Exit system trouble display by pressing [#] key.
MEMORY DISPLAY – [*][5]
To view the User program / modify the system or alarms occurred in the system by pressing
the key [▲] or [▼] to scroll, you can see the next event occurred up to 448 events.
Exit the Alarm Memory Display mode by pressing [#] key.
CHIME FEATURE ON / OFF – [*][6]
Once the Chime feature is enabled, the “C” will be displayed at right corner of the LCD and if
any zone opened the keypad buzzer will sound beeps.
PROGRAM / MODIFY USER CODES (01-15) – [*][7][MASTER CODE]
After entering the commands, the “Mast. Setup No#” is displayed followed by 3 beeps, select
the User from 01 to 15 for new code.
Note: [01] is Master code and [02 – 15] is User code.
Exit the Master Setup Number by pressing [#] key.
SELECTIVE ERASURE OF USER CODES – [*][7][MASTER CODE][3][0]
After entering the commands, the “Mast. Setup No#30 Erase User#” is displayed followed by 3
beeps.
Erase the selected user code by entering the 2 digits from 02 to15 then press [*] key to confirm.
Exit the Master Setup Number by pressing [#] key.

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ERASURE OF ALL USER CODES (EXCEPT THE MASTER CODE) –
[*][7][MASTERCODE][3][1]
After entering the commands, the “Erase All Users * to confirm?” is displayed followed by 3
beeps then press [*] key to erase all users code in system.
Exit the Master Setup Number by pressing [#] key.
CANCELLATION OF PHONE COMMUNICATION – [*][7][MASTER CODE][4][9]
This command allows the User to cut off any phone communication when carrying out a test.
PROGRAMMING THE PHONE NUMBER – [*][7][MASTER CODE][51…54]
After entering the commands, the “User Phone Num1” is displayed followed by 3 beeps, enter
[51] for 1st user phone number to [54] for 4th user phone number.
Note: [*][1] for home prepaid line and [9][*][3] for key phone setting.
EX: * 3172527 for home prepaid setting – [*][1][3][1][7][2][5][2][7]
93172527 for key phone setting – [9][*][3][3][1][7][2][5][2][7]
Exit the Master Setup Number by pressing [#] key.
SELECTIVE ERASURE OF PHONE NUMBER – [*][7][MASTER CODE][51…54][*][5]
After entering the commands, the “User Phone Num1” is displayed followed by 3 beeps then
select the phone number you want to erase and pressing [*][5] keys.
Exit the Master Setup Number by pressing [#] key.
ERASURE OF ALL PHONE NUMBERS – [*][7][MASTER CODE][5][0][*]
After entering the commands, the “Erase All Phone# * to confirm?” is displayed followed by 3
beeps then press [*] key to erase all phone numbers in the system.
Exit the Master Setup Number by pressing [#] key.
SYSTEM DATE AND TIME PROGRAMMING – [*][7][MASTER CODE][6][0]
After entering the commands, the “Set Date&Time#60” is displayed followed by 3 beeps. To
program / modify the date and time of the system follow the format: [yymmdd] first page and
[hhmmss] second page. Each 2 digit group represents the year, month, day for [yymmdd] and
hour, minute, second [hhmmss].
Exit the Master Setup Number by pressing [#] key.

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KEYPAD SPECIAL ALARMS (BY PRESSING 2 KEYS)– [1]+[3], [4]+[6] AND [7]+[9]
System will send a reporting code to the CMS and phone call with a voice message or
synthesis sounds, according to these events: Panic Alarm [4]+[6], Medical Alarm [1]+[3], Fire
Alarm [7]+[9] by pressing a combination of keys from keypad.
SECTION [00]: ZONE PROGRAMMING – [*][8][INSTALLER CODE][0][0]
After the command has been entered, the “Zone Setup #00” is displayed, followed by 3 beeps
waiting for zone number and zone type number to be entered.
Select one of the zones from [01] to [12] then followed by zone type according to the table
below:
Zone types table:
Zone
Descriptions
[01] – Delayed zone
[02] – Follower zone.
[03] – Instant zone.
[04] – 24 hour zone.
[05] – Phone Cut
Detection
zone.
[10] – 24 hour
Tamper zone.
[11] – 24 hour Panic
zone.
[12] – 24 hour Fire
zone.
[13] – 24 hour
Medical
Emergency
zone.
[14] – Key switch
zone. (Pulse)
[15] – Pre warning
zone.
[16] – Key switch
zone. (Latch)
A delayed zone is usually used for entry / exit doors.
The follower zones are generally used for the interior motion detectors and follow the
system’s programmed exit time and alarm will not be generated instantly.
Instant zone is not active during the exit time but they will generate the alarm as soon
as they are violated after the exit time has expired.
This zone type is useful for the connection of glass-break detector.
The Phone cut detection zone is a one minute delayed time. If the zone is restored
within a minute, alarm will not be triggered.
This zone type is useful for the connection of tamper contact in the system to prevent
any sabotage attempt after the system installation and commissioning.
This zone type is useful for connection of panic button for a specific event to occur in
emergency situations.
This zone type is useful for the connection of smoke and heat detector.
This zone type is useful for the connection of emergency button for a specific event to
occur in emergency situations.
The system will be armed or disarmed if connected to RF remote control unit.
Any violation of this zone will make the siren sound half second when system is armed
and no alarm will occur.
The system will be armed when zone close and disarmed when zone open.

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After 2 digits number corresponding to the desired zone type has been entered, the displaying
of the attributes 1 to 8 can be enabled / disabled based on the corresponding numbers on / off
status.
Zone attributes table:
Attributes available according to zone types:
Attribute
ON
OFF
Descriptions
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Audile alarm
Steady siren
Enable Bypass
Enable Swinger
shutdown
Forced arming
Activate Chime
Stay zone
Normally Close
(NC)
Silent alarm
Pulsing siren
Disable Bypass
Disable Swinger
shutdown
No Force arming
Un-active Chime
Perimeter zone
Normally Open
(NO)
An alarm triggered by an audible zone activates the siren,
while an alarm triggered by a silent zone does not activate
the siren.
A zone with steady siren attribute activates the steady
siren output for the time lapse, while a pulsing siren zone
activates the pulsing siren output for the same time lapse.
A zone having the bypass attribute enabled is allowed to
be bypassed by one of the command.
If the attribute Swinger shutdown is enabled the
respective zone will automatically be bypassed by the
system after 3 restorations.
A zone with the Forced arming attribute enabled will
allow arming during zone open.
A zone having the Chime attribute enabled will make the
keypad buzzer sound beeps.
A zone having the Stay attribute enabled is an interior
zone, which will automatically be bypassed by the
system.
It will toggle from open to close or vice versa when they
are pressed.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Zone Types
Audible /
Silent
Steady /
Pulsing
Bypass
Swinger
Shutdown
Forced
Arming
Chime
Stay
NC /
NO
[01] - Delay
[02] - Follower
[03] - Instant
[04] - 24h zone
[05] - Phone cut
[10] - Tamper
[11] - Panic
[12] - Fire
[13] - Medical
[14] - Key switch
(Pulse)
[15] - Pre warning
[16] - Key switch
(Latch)
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
-
√
-
-
-
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
-
√
-
-
-
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
-
-
-
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
-
-
-
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
-
-
-
√
√
√
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
√
√
√
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√
√

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Note:
1) “√” the value set by programming for the respective attribute is available for the
corresponding zone type.
2) “-“ the value set by programming for the respective attribute is not applicable to
the respective zone type, although programmed as enabled.
Default values of the zone types for zone 1 to 12.
Zone type
Zone number
Attributes (1 – 8)
[01] - Delayed
Zone 1
Audible, Steady, Bypass, Swinger Shutdown, Forced Arming, Chime, NC
[03] - Instant
Zone 2 to 11
Audible, Steady, Bypass, Swinger Shutdown, Forced Arming, Chime, NC
[10] - Tamper
Zone 12
Audible, Steady, Bypass, Swinger Shutdown, Forced Arming, NC
Ex: [*][8][2525][00][01][03](Attribute)
Installer code is [*][8][2525] – SECTION is 00 – Zone number is 01 – Zone type is 03 (Instant)
Exit the Installer Setup Number by pressing [#] key.
SECTION [06]: ZONE SENSITIVIES SETUP – [*][8][INSTALLER
CODE][0][6]
After the command has been entered, the “Inst. Setup No#06 and Fast Z.Resp#20”is displayed
followed by 3 beeps. If any zone(s) are turn on in SECTION [07]. The response speed of the
zones will refer to the value being set in this section. The zone fast response time can be
entered from 05 to 30 which stand for 50ms to 300ms.
The default zone response time is 20.
Exit the Installer Setup Number by pressing [#] key.
SECTION [07]: ZONE RESPONSE SETUP – [*][8][INSTALLER CODE][0][7]
After the command has been entered, the “Z. Response T #07” is displayed followed by 3
beeps. To turn on any zone, press the corresponding key from 1 to 12 and the zone will turn on
or off accordingly.
Ex: [1■34■678■0■2] means zone 2, 5, 9 and 11 off are set to the slowest zone response time
(about 300ms) while zone 1,3,4,6,7,8,10,12 have the fast response time at SECTION [06].
Note: Zone 10 = 0, Zone 11 = (Press key * 1) and Zone 12 = (Press key * 2)
The system default is slow response for all zones.
Exit the Installer Setup Number by pressing [#] key.

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SECTION [08]: SET OF OPTION – [*][8][INSTALLER CODE][0][8]
After entering the commands, the “System Option#08” and number 1 to 8 will be displayed
followed by 3 beeps accordingly to the table bellow:
Number
ON
OFF
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Keypad lockout after 10 invalid codes.
* Siren beep when key-switch arm / disarm.
Restores zones when closing each zone.
* 4 digit codes.
* Sound beeps during the exit time.
* Allows reset to default.
* Sound beeps during the entry time.
Enable keypad buzzer during alarm.
* Disable keypad lockout after 10 invalid codes.
Disable siren beep when key-switch arm / disarm.
* Restores zones after the siren timer has expired.
6 digit codes.
Disable sound beeps during the exit time.
Disable allows reset to default.
Disable sound beeps during the exit time.
* Disable keypad buzzer during alarm.
Note: The default programmed options have the sign *
To enable / disable any option, press the corresponding key from 1 to 8.
The default is [■2■4567■] means 1, 3 and 8 are disabled.
Exit the Installer Setup Number by pressing [#] key.
SECTION [09]: SET OF OPTION – [*][8][INSTALLER CODE][0][9]
After entering the commands, the “System Option#09” and number 1 to 8 will be displayed
followed by 3 beeps according to the table below:
Number
ON
OFF
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
* Quick arming.
Quick instant stay arming.
Quick stay arming.
Enable cancellation of bypass when disarm.
* Panic [4] + [6] activates siren.
* Emergency [1] + [3] activates siren.
Reserved.
Reserved.
Disable Quick arming.
* Disable Quick instant stay arming.
* Disable Quick stay arming.
* Disable cancellation of bypass when disarm.
Disable Panic [4] + [6] activates siren.
Disable Emergency [1] + [3] activates siren.
* Reserved.
* Reserved.
Note: The default programmed options have the sign *
To enable / disable any option, press the corresponding key from 1 to 8.
The default is [1■■■56■■] means 2, 3, 4, 7 and 8 are disabled.
Exit the Installer Setup Number by pressing [#] key.

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SECTION [10]: SET OF OPTION – [*][8][INSTALLER CODE][1][0]
After entering the commands, the “System option#10” and number 1 to 8 will be displayed
followed by 3 beeps accordingly to the table bellow:
Number
ON
OFF
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
CMS reporting
Phone calls reporting.
Enable voice module.
System answer calls.
Pulse dialing.
Double call answer.
* Alternate reporting (CMS).
AC loss reporting.
* Disable CMS reporting.
* Disable Phone calls reporting.
* Disable voice module.
* Disable system answer calls.
* DTMF dialing.
* Answers by rings number.
Split (or double) reporting (CMS).
* Disable AC loss reporting.
Note: The default programmed options have the sign *
To enable / disable any option, press the corresponding key from 1 to 8.
The default is [■■■■■■7■] means 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8 are disabled.
Note: If double call option is selected, the first call must have at least 2 rings and the second
call should occur at least 10 seconds after the first call ended but no later than 60 seconds.
Exit the Installer Setup Number by pressing [#] key.
SECTION [11] – SPLIT / REPORTING OPTIONS FOR CMS1 and CMS2 –
[*][8][INSTALLER CODE][1][1]
After entering the commands, the “System Option#11” and number 1 to 8 will be displayed,
followed by 3 beeps according to the table below:
Number
ON
OFF
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
* Transmits alarms & restores, ambush and panic to CMS1.
* Transmits arm / disarm / bypass to CMS1.
* Transmits tamper, trouble / restore and daily test to CMS1.
* Transmits fire, emergency to CMS1.
* Transmits alarms & restores, ambush and panic to CMS2.
* Transmits arm / disarm / bypass to CMS2.
* Transmits tamper, trouble / restore and daily test to CMS2.
* Transmits fire, emergency to CMS2.
Disable
Disable
Disable
Disable
Disable
Disable
Disable
Disable
Note: The default programmed options have the sign *
To enable / disable any option, press the corresponding key from 1 to 8.
The default is [12345678]means 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 are enabled.
Exit the Installer Setup Number by pressing [#] key.
SECTION [12]: ENTRY TIME / EXIT TIME – [*][8][INSTALLER CODE][1][2]
After entering the commands, the “Entry/Exit T#12” will be displayed followed by 3 beeps,
enter the 1st 3 digits to “Entry T(sec)#030” for enter time and 2nd 3 digits to “Exit T(sec)#060”

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for exit time. The Maximum is 255 seconds. The exit / entry time sets the period of time
permitted to arm the system and leaving the premises without triggering the alarm.
The default entry time is 30 seconds and 60 seconds for exit time.
Exit the Installer Setup Number by pressing [#] key.
SECTION [13]: BURGLARY / FIRE BELL CUT OFF TIMES – [*][8][INSTALLER
CODE][1][3]
After entering the commands, the “Bell Cutoff T#13” will be displayed, followed by 3 beeps.
To program the Burglary / Fire bell cut off times enter the 1st 2 digits (01 to 99 minutes) to
“Alarm (min)#04” for burglary and 2 digits to “Fire (min)#15” for fire bell cut-off times.
The default burglary / fire bell cut-off times are 04 and 15 minutes.
Exit the Installer Setup Number by pressing [#] key.
SECTION [14]: AC POWER LOSS TRANSMISSION DELAY – [*][8][INSTALLER
CODE][1][4]
After entering the commands, the “Inst. Setup No#14” will be displayed, followed by 3 beeps,
enter 2 digits from 01 to 99 Minutes to “AC Loss(min)#02”.
The AC power loss transmission delay sets the time lapse before the system call to User. If the
AC power is restored, the system will not be call to User.
The default AC power loss transmission delay is 2 minutes.
Exit the Installer Setup Number by pressing [#] key.
SECTION [15]: ACTIVATION TIME FOR MONO-STABLE PGMs – [*][8][INSTALLER
CODE][1][5]
After entering the commands, the “Inst. Setup No#15” will be displayed followed by 3 beeps,
enter 2 digits from 01 to 99 seconds to “PGM Act(sec)#30”. The activation duration for mono-
stable PGMs stands for the activation time of any mono-stable PGM output after entering the
command [*][3][1] for PGM1 or [*][3][2] for PGM2.
The default mono-stable duration is 30 seconds.
Exit the Installer Setup Number by pressing [#] key.
SECTION [16]: INSTALLER CODE CHANGING – [*][8][INSTALLER CODE][1][6]
After entering the commands, the “Inst. Setup No#16” will be displayed followed by 3 beeps.
To modify the installer code, enter a 4 or 6 digits new code to “Installer#■■■■”.
The default 4 digits code are “2525” and 6 digits code are “252500”.
Exit the Installer Setup Number by pressing [#] key.

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SECTION [17]: MODIFICATION OF THE MASTER CODE – [*][8][INSTALLER
CODE][1][7]
After entering the commands, the “Inst. Setup No#17”will be displayed followed by 3 beeps.
To modify the master code enter a 4 or 6 digits new code to “Master#■■■■”.
The default 4 digits code are “1234” and 6 digits code are “123400”.
Exit the Installer Setup Number by pressing [#] key.
SECTION [18]: RING NUMBER FOR THE SYSTEM ANSWERS – [*][8][INSTALLER
CODE][1][8]
After entering the commands, the “Inst. Setup No#18” will be displayed followed by 3 beeps.
Enter the 2 digits to “Ring Number#10” from 01 to 99 corresponding to the desired number of
rings before system answering the call.
The default ring number is 10 rings.
Exit the Installer Setup Number by pressing [#] key.
SECTION [19]: VOICE TRANSMISSION DURATION – [*][8][INSTALLER
CODE][1][9]
After entering the commands, the “Inst. Setup No#19” will be displayed followed by 3 beeps.
Enter 2 digits to “Voice T (sec)#30” from 01 to 99 seconds corresponding to the duration of the
synthesis sounds.
The default voice transmission duration is 30 seconds.
Exit the Installer Setup Number by pressing [#] key.
SECTION [20]: NUMBER OF DIALING SEQUENCES – [*][8][INSTALLER
CODE][2][0]
After entering the commands, the “Inst. Setup No#20” will be displayed followed by 3 beeps.
Enter 2 digits to “Dialing Seq#02” from 01 to 99 corresponding to the number of times will be
repeated for the programmed phone number.
The default dialing sequence is 2 times.
Exit the Installer Setup Number by pressing [#] key.
SECTION [22]: PROGRAMMABLE OUTPUT FOR PGM1 & PGM2 –
[*][8][INSTALLER CODE][2][2]
After entering the commands, the “Inst. Setup No#22” will be displayed followed by 3 beeps.
Enter 2 digits to “PGM1 Type#00” for 1st PGM and 2 digits to “PGM2 Type#00” for 2nd PGM.
The program types for outputs PGM are detailed below:

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Output Type
Description
[00] – Latch on alarm.
[01] – Follow system state.
[02] – Entry delay.
[03] – Exit delay.
[04] – Trouble.
[05] – Continuous siren.
[06] – Pulsing siren.
[07] – Silent alarm.
[08] – Panic.
[09] – Fire.
[10] – Medical
[11] – Tamper.
[12] – Mono stable. (One way)
[13] – Pulse on arming.
[14] – Pulse on disarming.
[15] – Bi stable. (Two ways)
When alarm and it is shut off when disarming.
When arming and it is shut off when disarming.
When during the entry delay.
When during the exit delay.
When system troubles (Ac loss, battery low, unsuccessful communication)
When the siren is sounding continuously.
When the siren is generating a pulsing siren.
When a silent alarm is activated.
When the panic is activated or pressing [4] + [6] keys.
When the fire is activated or pressing [7] + [9] keys.
When the medical activated or pressing [1] + [3] keys.
When the tamper is activated.
When the command [*][3][1] for PGM1 or [*][3][2] for PGM2 is entered.
When the system becomes armed, activated for 2 seconds.
When the system becomes disarmed, activated for 2 seconds.
When the command [*][3][1] for PGM1 or [*][3][2] for PGM2 is entered.
Exit the Installer Setup Number by pressing [#] key.
SECTION [24]: FISRT PHONE NUMBER FOR CMS – [*][8][INSTALLER CODE][2][4]
After entering the commands, the “CS1 Phone#” will be displayed followed by 3 beeps. Enter
the phone number to CMS, the maximum number of digits is 15.
To erase the phone number press [*][5].
Exit the Installer Setup Number by pressing [#] key.
SECTION [25]: SECOND PHONE NUMBER FOR CMS – [*][8][INSTALLER
CODE][2][5]
Follow the same method as for entering the first phone number.
SECTION [26]: PANEL ACCOUNT NUMBER FOR CMS – [*][8][INSTALLER
CODE][2][6]
After entering the commands, the “CS ID#FFFF” will be displayed followed by 3 beeps. Enter
4 digits (HEX digits may be used) to identify the system’s account.
The default system’s 4 digits account number is FFFF.
HEX digit
Keys to be pressed
B
[*][1]
C
[*][2]
D
[*][3]
E
[*][4]
F
[*][5]
Exit the Installer Setup Number by pressing [#] key.

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SECTION [27]: EVENT FOR CMS TRANSMISSION – [*][8][INSTALLER CODE][2][7]
After entering the commands, the “CS Event Code#27” will be displayed followed by 3 beeps.
Enable / disable for each event from 1 to 10.
1
* Arming / Closing
6
* Restores Zones
2
* Stay / Instant Stay Arming
7
Tamper
3
* Disarming / Opening
8
* Panic
4
Bypass Zone
9
* Fire
5
* Alarm / Burglary
0
* Medical Emergency
Note: The default programmed options have the sign *
The default is [123■56■890XX].
Exit the Installer Setup Number by pressing [#] key.
SECTION [28]: EVENT FOR CMS TRANSMISSION – [*][8][INSTALLER CODE][2][8]
After entering the commands, the “CS Event Code#28” will be displayed followed by 3 beeps.
Enable / disable for each event from 1 to 5.
1
Ambush / Duress
2
* Quick Arming
3
* Quick Stay / Instant Stay Arming
4
* Key Switch Arming
5
* Key Switch Disarming
Note: The default programmed options have the sign *
The default is [■2345■■■].
Exit the Installer Setup Number by pressing [#] key.

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SECTION [29]: EVENT FOR CMS TRANSMISSION – [*][8][INSTALLER CODE][2][9]
After entering the commands, the “CS Event Code#29” will be displayed followed by 3 beeps.
Enable / disable for each event from 1 to 5.
1
* AC Loss
2
* Battery Low Voltage
3
Bell Trouble
4
Aux Overload
5
System Date Time Not Programmed
Note: The default programmed options have the sign *
The default is [12■■■■■■].
Exit the Installer Setup Number by pressing [#] key.
SECTION [30]: EVENT FOR CMS TRANSMISSION – [*][8][INSTALLER CODE][3][0]
After entering the commands, the “CS Event Code#30” will be displayed followed by 3 beeps.
Enable / disable for each event from 1 to 5.
1
* AC Loss Restored
2
* Battery Low Voltage Restored
3
Bell Trouble Restored
4
Aux Overload Restored
5
Restore Clock Loss / Clock Modify
Note: The default programmed options have the sign *
The default is [12■■■■■■].
Exit the Installer Setup Number by pressing [#] key.
SECTION [31]: EVENT FOR CMS TRANSMISSION – [*][8][INSTALLER CODE][3][1]
After entering the commands, the “CS Event Code#31” will be displayed followed by 3 beeps.
Enable / disable for each event from 1 to 2.
1
Daily Test
2
Keypad Locked
Note: The default programmed options have the sign *
The default is [■■■■■■■■].
Exit the Installer Setup Number by pressing [#] key.

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SECTION [34]: DAILY TEST TIME SETTING – [*][8][INSTALLER CODE][3][4]
After entering the commands, the “CS Daily#0000” is displayed followed by 3 beeps. To
program / modify the time of the daily test by follow the format [hhmm]. Each 2 digits group
represents the hours and minutes.
The default time is 0000. (12:00 am)
Exit the Master Setup Number by pressing [#] key.
Standard Contact ID Reporting Codes
Description
Code
Description
Code
Arming / Closing
R401
Quick Stay / Instant Stay Arming
E408
Stay / Instant Stay Arming
R401
Time / Date Restore
R626
Disarming / Opening
E401
Time / Date Not Programmed
R626
Bypass Zone
E570
Key Switch Arming
R409
Alarm / Burglary
E130
Key Switch Disarming
E409
Restore Zones
R130
AC Loss
E301
Tamper
E137
AC Loss Restore
R301
Keypad Locked
E137
Battery Low Voltage
E302
Panic Alarm
E120
Battery Voltage Restore
R302
Fire Alarm
E110
Bell Trouble
E321
Medical Emergency
E100
Bell Restore
R321
Daily Test / Test Report
E602
Aux Overload / Ground Fault
E310
Ambush / Duress
E121
Aux Overload / Ground Fault Restore
R310
Quick Arming
E408
SECTION [35]: CANCELLATION OF PHONE COMMUNICATION –
[*][8][INSTALLER CODE[3][5]
This command allows the Installer to cut off any phone communication when carrying out a
test.
SECTION [36]: CMS COMMUNICATION TEST – [*][8][INSTALLER CODE[3][6]
This allows the Installer to carrying out a manual test to CMS station each time this command
is enter. Communication successful will be followed by 3 beeping sound.

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SECTION [37]: WALK TEST – [*][8][INSTALLER CODE[3][7]
This command allows the Installer to verifying each zone open or close after installation. A
pulse siren will be generated.
Exit the Walk Test by pressing [#] key.
SYSTEM CALL OUT / CALL IN TO SYSTEM – WITHOUT VOICE MODULE
If alarm or AC power loss is generated, system will call user and announce a synthesis sound
regarding AC power loss (Long Beep) or zone open (Police Siren), after synthesis has finished
press the [#][Master code] or [#][User code] to access to the system, there will sound 3 beeps
after correct code and a long beep for the wrong code, user must re-enter again after the long
beep has finished. After a correct code has been entered, user is able to activate the system as
below:-
Call In
To
System
Wait For
System
Answer
[#][Master Code]
System
Call Out
Wait For
Sound
Beeps
End
[#][Master Code]
[#][User Code]
1* - System Arm
1# - System Disarm
31* - PGM1 On
31# - PGM1 Off
32* - PGM2 On
32# - PGM2 Off
8 - Zone Report (Beeping)
9 - Repeat sound beeps
0 - Exit (Hang up)