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MASTER USER GUIDE
Security Control Panels
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Overview Premier Series Master User Guide
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Contents
1. Overview ....................................................................................................4
Introduction ................................................................................................................ 4
Keypads ......................................................................................................................6
Emergency Keys.........................................................................................................7
The Quick Arm Keys...................................................................................................8
Keypad Lock...............................................................................................................8
Reset and Service Messages ....................................................................................8
Fault Messages...........................................................................................................9
Zone Faults During Arming......................................................................................10
2. Using the Alarm System .........................................................................11
Introduction .............................................................................................................. 11
3. Operating the Alarm System ..................................................................13
Introduction .............................................................................................................. 13
To FULL Arm the System .........................................................................................14
To PART Arm the System.........................................................................................15
To ARM Individual Areas ......................................................................................... 16
To DISARM the System............................................................................................ 17
During Entry..............................................................................................................17
When Not in Entry.....................................................................................................17
To CANCEL the Exit Mode .......................................................................................18
To CLEAR an Arm Fail.............................................................................................. 18
To SILENCE an Alarm .............................................................................................. 19
To RESET After an Alarm.........................................................................................19
USER Reset ..............................................................................................................19
ENGINEER Reset......................................................................................................20
ANTI-CODE Reset.....................................................................................................20
To OMIT Zones .........................................................................................................21
To Turn CHIME On and Off......................................................................................22
To VIEW the Status of Zones ...................................................................................23
To OMIT 24 Hour Zones........................................................................................... 24
To SELECT Areas for Chime.................................................................................... 25
To VIEW Activity Faults ............................................................................................26
To VIEW Activity Counts .......................................................................................... 27
Sending a Text Message to a Mobile Phone .......................................................... 28

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4. Programming the Alarm System............................................................29
Introduction .............................................................................................................. 29
Viewing the Event Log..............................................................................................30
Event Log Descriptions ............................................................................................31
Changing Your User Code....................................................................................... 33
Setting up Zones for Chime.....................................................................................34
Testing the Sounders and Strobe ...........................................................................35
Walk Testing the System .........................................................................................36
Enabling Engineer Access....................................................................................... 37
Setting the System Time ..........................................................................................38
Setting the System Date...........................................................................................39
Overriding the Control Timers................................................................................. 40
Altering the Control Timers .....................................................................................41
Adding New Users to the System............................................................................43
Programming New Users .........................................................................................43
User Types................................................................................................................44
Available Options......................................................................................................45
User Options 1..........................................................................................................46
User Options 2..........................................................................................................47
User Config...............................................................................................................48
User Name Text ........................................................................................................49
Programming User Codes........................................................................................50
Programming Proximity TAGS .................................................................................52
Deleting Users ..........................................................................................................52
Setting up the Part Arms..........................................................................................53
Calling a Remote PC ................................................................................................ 54
Altering the Holiday Dates ....................................................................................... 55
Adjusting Speaker Volumes ....................................................................................56
Printing the Event Log.............................................................................................. 57
Editing a Mobile Telephone Number....................................................................... 58
5. Specifications..........................................................................................59
European Standards ................................................................................................ 59
Warranty.................................................................................................................... 59
6. Installation Records................................................................................60

Overview Premier Series Master User Guide
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1. Overview
Introduction
The alarm system consists of a control panel, one or more keypads and various detectors
and sensors. The control panel is normally mounted out of sight in a cupboard etc. and
houses the system’s electronics and stand-by battery. There is normally no reason for
anyone except an installer or service person to have access to the control panel.
The keypad is used to control the alarm system and to display its status via the English
text display. The keypad also provides audible feedback each time a key is pressed.
Each keypad will be mounted in a convenient location inside the protected premises,
near the designated points of entry/exit.
Users
Users of the alarm system will be assigned a unique 4, 5 or 6 digit User code. User
codes are used to arm and disarm areas to which they are assigned. Some User codes
can also access additional options such as, system tests and omitting zones.
To access the system a valid User code must be entered, if a mistake is made whilst entering
a User code, simply re-enter the correct code (the system may have been programmed so
that too many incorrect code entries will cause a Tamper alarm or lock the keypad out).
The User code may not allow access to certain functions i.e. if the code is only allowed
to arm and disarm area A, it will not be able to arm or disarm other areas on the system.
Most User codes can arm and disarm areas assigned to them from any keypad on the
system. However, Local Users will only be able to arm and disarm areas assigned to them,
from keypads assigned to the same areas.
As well as or instead of a code, users of the alarm system can be assigned a Proximity
TAG. Proximity TAGS replace the code number being entered with a key ring type TAG
that is presented to the reader inside the keypad to operate the alarm system.
Zones
A ‘zone’ is part of the protected premises and may consist of one or more detection
devices protecting rooms and points of entry/exit, (e.g. front door, kitchen, downstairs
windows, upstairs bedrooms, etc.). When the alarm system is fully armed, all of the
zones on the system are monitored.
Some zones may belong to more than one area, such as points of entry/exit i.e. the front
door and movement sensor in an entrance lobby. These are called global zones
because they are assigned to multiple areas.
A zone that is assigned to more than one area will only be monitored when all of the
areas it is assigned to are armed.

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Areas
An ‘area’ is a group of one or more zones and would normally be used to split the
premises into different sections. Each area can be either ‘Full’ armed or ‘Part’ armed.
Example 1: Domestic Premises
The entire house could be area A.
Each area can be ‘Part’ armed. For instance, detection devices upstairs, i.e. PIR’s, could
be programmed so that they will not be monitored during a ‘Part’ arm, allowing access to
the upstairs of the house at night.
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Area A forms the entire alarm system.
Example 2: Domestic Premises
The upstairs of a house could be area A, the downstairs could be area B and the garage
could be area C.
Each area can be ‘Full’ armed independently from each other (all detection devices in
the area monitored). For instance, downstairs and the garage in example 1 (areas B & C)
could be armed at night allowing access to the upstairs of the house (area A).
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All of the areas together form the entire alarm system.
Example 3: Commercial Premises
Office 1 in an office block could be area A, office 2 could be area B and office 3 could be
area C.
Each area can be armed and disarmed independently from each other. For instance, any
of the offices in example 2 above could be armed and disarmed to allow access without
affecting the other offices.
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All of the areas together form the entire alarm system.
Example 4: Office Block
The foyer of the office block in example 4 would need to be armed when the last office is
armed and disarmed when the first office is disarmed.
Because the foyer is a global area (used by everyone) the zones in that area need to be
assigned to areas A, B and C. This ensures that the zone is only recognised by the
system when ALL areas (A, B & C) are armed, allowing access to the foyer even if one of
the areas is still armed.
Monitoring
This alarm system is capable of reporting Intruder alarms, Panic alarms, Fire alarms and
other types of information over telephone lines to an Alarm Receiving Centre. If you
accidentally set the alarm off, call the Alarm Receiving Centre immediately to prevent an
unnecessary response.
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The monitoring function must be enabled before it will work.

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Keypads
One or more keypads will be installed throughout the protected premises, usually one at
each entry/exit door. The keypads are used to perform all of the system functions i.e.
Arming, Disarming etc.
Premier LCD/LCDP
Standard Display
Programmable
‘Info.’ LED
Area
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Power
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Proximity Reader
( &
keypads only)
LCDP LCDLP
Display Window (Premier LCD/LCDP &LCDL/LCDLP)
The 32-Character LCD display is used to show the status of the system and to view
system data.
Proximity Reader (Premier LCDP &LCDLP only)
Built in Proximity Reader for use with Proximity TAGS (approximate range is between
1 and 5 cm). Proximity TAGS can be used as an alternative to a Code number.
LED Indicators
Five LED indicators have been provided to indicate the status of the system.
LED Status Meaning
Power On AC mains is present on the control panel
Flashing AC Mains is not present, the control panel is running on the standby battery
Service On The system requires attention, contact your installer
Off The system does NOT require attention
Ready On All zones are secure and the system is ready to be armed
Off One or more zones are active
Flashing The system has zones (with the ‘Force Omit’ attribute) that are active
Info. On The system is armed (can also be programmed for other indications)
Off The system is unarmed (can also be programmed for other indications)
Omit On One or more zones are omitted
Off No zones are omitted

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Keys
Keys
!
to
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These keys are for entering User codes or programming data.
Yes & No Keys
#
&
$
The YES key is used to accept actions and the NO key is to cancel actions or edit data.
Omit Key
%
This key is used to omit zones (see page 21 for details).
Chime Key
&
This key is used for turning the chime facility on and off (see page 22 for details) and
also for turning the Exit tones on and off during the exit mode.
Part Key
'
This key is used to part arm the system (see page 15 for details). It can also be used to
do a ‘Quick’ part arm if this feature is enabled.
Area Key
(
This key is used to arm or disarm particular areas (see page 16 for details). It can also be
used to do a ‘Quick’ arm if this feature is enabled.
Reset Key
)
This key is used to exit from a menu or to reset the system (see page 19 for details).
Scroll Key
*
This key is used to scroll through the various menus and options and also to slow down
the display if it is scrolling through alarm information too fast.
Menu Key
+
This key is used to select the Arming or User menu.
Emergency Keys
In case of emergency, the alarm system can provide three immediate emergency alarms
by pressing and holding two specific keys.
Press Keys UK Response Export Response
!& ,Panic Alarm (PA) Fire
-& .Fire Panic Alarm (PA)
/& "Medical Medical
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The emergency keys can be enabled/disabled for each keypad on the system.
The Panic alarm can be programmed for either audible or silent operation.
The Panic alarm can be programmed for either instant or delayed operation.

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The Quick Arm Keys
The ‘Quick Arm’ keys allow the system to be armed without having to enter a User code first.
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The ‘Quick Arm’ keys will only work if the keypad has been programmed to allow
arming in this way.
To FULL arm the system, press
(
.
To PART arm the system, press
!
,
0
or
,
followed by
'
.
Keypad Lock
The keys on the keypad can be locked to prevent unwanted access to the system.
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The Emergency keys will NOT operate with the keys locked.
To Lock the keys, press
#
and
$
together.
To Unlock the keys, press
#
and
$
together again.
Reset and Service Messages
When the system requires a reset/service the display will show one of three messages.
These messages can also be accessed at any time from the normal display.
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These messages may have been programmed with the telephone numbers of the
installer or the Alarm Receiving Centre.
When alarm information is being displayed, pressing the SCROLL key will slow
down the display and also allow manual scrolling through the events.
To display the reset/service messages, proceed as follows:
Press
+
followed by
!
to view the Service message
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to view the Anti-code message
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)
to exit from the messages
The display will return to normal.

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Fault Messages
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There is a Mains failure (the keypad may chime every minute, enter a valid
User code or press )to stop the chime). The display will automatically
clear when mains is reapplied.
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There is a Phone Line fault (the keypad may chime every minute, enter a
valid User code or press )to stop the chime). The display will
automatically clear when line fault clears.
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There is a fault with the standby battery (the keypad may chime every
minute, enter a valid User code or press )to stop the chime). Contact
your alarm company immediately.
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There is a Tamper fault (the alarm will sound, enter a valid User code to
silence the alarm, this fault cannot normally be cleared). Contact your alarm
company immediately.
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The service timer has expired indicating that the system requires a service
or a fault has occurred that requires attention (the system can normally still
be used). Contact your alarm company to advise.
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The keypad has been disabled to prevent unauthorised access. This
normally occurs when a zone programmed as ‘Security Key’ is active, the
display will automatically clear when the zone returns to normal.
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A zone with the ‘Activity’ attribute has not been activated within the activity time
period, this may be caused by an obstruction (view the zone status to find out
which zone has not activated then activate the zone to clear the fault).
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A fuse has blown (the alarm will sound, enter a valid User code to silence the
alarm, this fault cannot be cleared). Contact your alarm company immediately.
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Zones that have been placed on test by the engineer have failed the test
(the system can still be used). Contact your alarm company to advise.
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Too many invalid code attempts have caused the keypad to lock out. The
keypad will normally remain like this for 5 minutes.
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Areas are being armed using one of the control timers (enter a valid User
code to defer the arming).
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The alarm engineer has logged into the programming menu and is working on
site (this message will clear when the engineer logs off or the system is armed).
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When alarm information is being displayed, pressing the SCROLL key will slow
down the display and also allow manual scrolling through the events.

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Zone Faults During Arming
Before attempting to arm the system, ensure that the premises are secure (all doors and
windows closed etc.) and the Ready light is on.
If an attempt is made to arm the system with any zones active (e.g. door ajar, open
window, etc.) the internal sounders will bleep repeatedly (fault tone) and the display will
show the zones that are active.
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The fault tone will stop and the exit tone will resume when all zones are secure. If it is
necessary to leave a zone open then it must be omitted (see page 21 for details).
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If an active zone cannot be secured then it may be ‘in fault’ in this case contact the
alarm company immediately.
Arm Fail - Failing to Arm
If the exit procedure is started and zones are still ‘Active’ at the end of the exit procedure,
an Internal alarm will occur (internal sounders only) and the strobe light on the external
sounder will flash.
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If this occurs the arm fail must be cleared and the zone in fault identified before the
system can be armed (see page 18 for details on clearing an Arm Fail).
The Ready LED
To help prevent faults during arming, a Ready light has been provided. The Ready light
works as follows:
• If the Ready light is ON then all zones are secure and the system is ready to be armed
• If the Ready light is OFF then one or more zones are active, either secure or omit
these zones before proceeding
• If the Ready light is FLASHING then the system has zones (with the ‘Force Omit’
attribute) that are active, check these zones before proceeding.

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2. Using the Alarm System
Introduction
The operation of the system is divided up into two sections, the Arming menu and the
User menu.
To access the Arming menu enter a valid User code
1111
. Once in the
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*
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has been selected press
#
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To access the User menu press
+
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#
. Once in the User menu, various
options can be selected by using the
*
key. Once an option has been selected press
#
to access that option.
To exit from either menu press the
)
key and the display will return to normal.
The diagram on page 12, shows both menus and the functions and options available.
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The range of available functions and options will depend on the control panel
being used (some control panels do not support all of the features) and also the
type of user on that system. If a function or option cannot be selected, it may be
that it is not assigned to that user (see page 45 for details).
To access the Arming/User menu, proceed as follows:
The display will normally show the time & date (The top line is programmable).
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The display will return to normal.

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3. Operating the Alarm System
Introduction
The normal day-to-day operations of the system are carried out using the Arming menu
i.e. arming, disarming, omitting zones etc.
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The range of available functions and options will depend on the control panel
being used (some control panels do not support all of the features) and also the
type of user on that system.
Not all functions are available to all users. If a function cannot be selected, it may be
that it is not assigned to that user (see page 45 for details).
If no keys are pressed, the display will return to normal after a pre-programmed time.
The table below shows the various functions available:
Arming Menu
Key Function Page
3Arm System"14
!Part Arm System"15
0Silent Arming"14
,Cancel Exit"18
-Disarm the System"17
4Use Anti-code"20
.Omit Zones"21
/View Zone Status"23
5Omit 24Hr Zones"24
"Set Chime Areas"25
*View Act. Faults"26
*View Act. Counts"27
*Send SMS Text"28
+User Menu"29

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To FULL Arm the System
The system is FULL Armed when ALL zones are ON (not omitted).
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Your Installer may have programmed the system so that it can be set by just pressing
(
, if this is the case then there is no need to enter the User code below.
To arm the system, proceed as follows:
Ensure that the premises are secure (all doors and windows
closed etc.) and the Ready light is on.
Enter a valid User code
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to arm
The exit tone will sound (if silent arm has not been selected)
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Leave the premises
When the system has armed the exit tone will stop (if sounding)
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The system is now armed.

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To PART Arm the System
The system is PART Armed, when ONE OR MORE zones have been left OFF (omitted)
i.e. the landing or a bedroom.
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The system is only Part Armed when zones are omitted using the ‘Part Arm’ procedure
(omitting zones manually (see page 21 for details) is not classed as Part Arming).
The bottom line of the display is programmable for each Part Arm.
Your Installer may have programmed the system so that it can be part armed by
just pressing
!
,
0
or
,
followed by
'
if this is the case then there is
no need to enter the User code below.
To part arm the system, proceed as follows:
Ensure that the premises are secure (all windows and doors not
being omitted are closed) and the Ready light is on.
Enter a valid User code
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The exit tone will sound (if silent arm has not been selected)
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$<=,$>?$7"&$@>>A
The system is now part armed.

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To ARM Individual Areas
If the system has been split up into separate areas of protection i.e. Area 1 = House,
Area 2 = Garage, Area 3 = Shed etc. These areas can be individually selected for FULL
or PART arming as required.
!"
Areas are selected by using keys
!
-
5
(the
*
key can also be used to
select an area followed by
(
or
$
).
Only areas that exist on the system can be selected. (a star means the area can be
selected and a dot means the area cannot be selected).
Pressing
3
will select/deselect all areas, pressing
(
will toggle between the
first 8 areas and the second 8 areas (where applicable).
To select areas for arming, proceed as follows:
Ensure that the premises are secure (all windows and doors not
being omitted are closed) and the Ready light is on.
Enter a valid User code
1111
K($6(=$9"13$3(
%&'$+653,'E
Press
(
+,#,/3$%&,"5$L
$$L$III)))))$[
Use keys
!
-
5
to select the required area
+,#,/3$%&,"5$L
$$L$%DIIII))$[
Press
#
or
&
to FULL arm
Or
Press
'!
,
0
or
,
followed by
#
or
&
to PART arm
The exit tone will sound (if silent arm has not been selected)
%&,"5$.1$0W.3$L
$$$$%D))))))$
Leave the premises
When the areas have armed, the exit tone (if sounding) will stop
%&,"5$%&',H$L
$$$$%D))))))
The selected areas are now armed.

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To DISARM the System
The Entry time is divided into two sections, the Entry time and the 2
nd
Entry time. If the
Entry time expires, an Internal alarm will occur and the 2
nd
Entry time will start. If the 2
nd
Entry time expires, an Intruder alarm will occur (all internal and external sounders).
!"
It is perfectly normal for the 2
nd
Entry time to be programmed as zero, in which
case, an Intruder alarm will occur as soon as the Entry time expires.
During Entry
To disarm the system, proceed as follows:
Enter the premises via the designated entry point
The entry tone will start
%&,"5$.1$013&6$L
$$$$%D!)))))$
Enter a valid User code
1111
The entry tone will stop
$$
$<=,$>?$7"&$@>>A
The system is now disarmed.
When Not in Entry
To disarm the system, proceed as follows:
The display will look something like this:
$$
$<=,$>?$7"&$@>>A
Enter a valid User code
1111
K($6(=$9"13$3(
K.5"&'$+653,'E
Press
#
$$
$<=,$>?$7"&$@>>A
The system is now disarmed.

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To CANCEL the Exit Mode
Once the exit mode has been started you should leave the premise immediately, however,
if for some reason you decide not to leave, the exit mode must be cancelled.
To cancel the exit mode, proceed as follows:
Enter a valid User code
1111
K($6(=$9"13$3(
!"1/,#$0W.3E
Press
#
The exit tone will stop
$$
$<=,$>?$7"&$@>>A
The exit mode has now been cancelled.
To CLEAR an Arm Fail
When the system tries to arm with zones active (open), the internal sounders will sound
and the external strobe will be flashing to indicate a problem. For details on preventing
an Arm Fail condition, please refer to page 10.
!"
If you were not present when the arm fail occurred or you do not clear the arm fail, the
internal sounders will continue to sound and the external strobe will continue to flash.
To clear the arm fail, proceed as follows:
The alarm will be sounding and the display will look something like this:
%&,"$%47$*%\C$L
$$$$%)))))))
Enter a valid User code
1111
The internal and external sounders will stop, the external strobe will continue to flash and
the number of the zone that caused the arm fail will be displayed (in this case Zone 2).
%&,"$%47$*%\C$L
$$$$%)))))))
O(1,$>>@$%/3.-,
D,H&(('$M.1H(9
Enter a valid User code
1111
and press
)
$$
$<=,$>?$7"&$@>>A
The arm fail has now been cleared.

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To SILENCE an Alarm
When an alarm occurs on the system, the internal and external sounders will normally
sound for a pre-programmed time (normally 15 minutes).
!"
If you were not present when the alarm activated, the internal and external
sounders may have already stopped but the external strobe will still be flashing.
When alarm information is being displayed, pressing the SCROLL key will slow
down the display and also allow manual scrolling through the events.
To silence an alarm, proceed as follows:
The alarm will be sounding and the display will look something like this:
$$
$<=,$>?$7"&$@>>A
Enter a valid User code
1111
The internal and external sounders will stop and the number of the zone
that caused the alarm will be displayed (in this case Zone 2)
O(1,$>>@$%#"&'
ASRS?)>SF$<=,$>?
<B,$U"##9"6$8.&
The alarm now needs to be reset.
To RESET After an Alarm
USER Reset
Once the alarm has been silenced (see above), the system will need to be reset.
!"
If the system has been programmed to be reset by an Engineer, pressing
)
will not
return the display to normal, if this is the case see ENGINEER Reset (page 20) for details.
The system may have been programmed to be reset by Anti-code, if this is the
case, see ANTI-CODE Reset (page 20) for details.
To reset the alarm, proceed as follows:
Enter a valid User code
1111
K($6(=$9"13$3(
%&'$+653,'E
Press
)
The external strobe will stop, the system will chime
and the display will return to normal.

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ENGINEER Reset
If the system has been programmed to be reset by an Engineer following an alarm
activation, you will still be able to silence the alarm by entering a valid User code (see
page 19 for details).
!"
The system cannot be armed again until the alarm has been reset.
To reset the alarm, proceed as follows:
Contact the telephone number on the display (if programmed) or
the telephone number on the last page of this User Guide.
ANTI-CODE Reset
If the system has been programmed to be reset using an Anti-Code following an alarm
activation, you will still be able to silence the alarm by entering a valid User code (see
page 19 for details).
!"
The system cannot be armed again until the alarm has been reset.
To reset the alarm, proceed as follows:
Enter a valid User code
1111
8&,55$40+0<$;(&
%13.V/(H,
Press
)
The display will show a random code number i.e. 4281
]=(3,$L$S@^A
4,F#6$L$VVVV
Contact the telephone number on the display (if programmed) or the telephone
number on the last page of this User Guide and quote the random code number.
You will be given a 4-digit Anti-Code i.e. 5624
Enter the Anti-code that has been given to you
]=(3,$L$S@^A
4,F#6$L$T?@S
If the Anti-code is correct, the keypad will chime to indicate that the system
has been reset and the display will return to normal.