Texecom Premier Elite Ricochet Kits User manual

Manual De Usuario
Premier 412/816/832
Issue 2
Quick Start Guide
Premier Elite Ricochet® Enabled Kits
INS626

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Contents
Contents .................................................................... 2
Introduction............................................................................3
Additional Items Required........................................ 3
System Architecture ................................................. 3
System Design & Installation Considerations.....................4
Wiring the Control Panel .......................................... 4
Connecting AC Mains .............................................. 4
Design the Layout..................................................................5
Control Panel ........................................................... 5
System Keypads ...................................................... 5
Movement Sensors .................................................. 5
Door Contacts .......................................................... 5
Shock Sensors......................................................... 5
External Sounder ..................................................... 5
Smoke Detector ....................................................... 5
Device Locations ...................................................................5
Installation Sequence............................................................6
Control Panel ........................................................... 6
Keypad Types ........................................................................6
Keypad..................................................................... 6
Keys Guide............................................................... 6
LED Symbols ........................................................... 6
Connecting Keypads & Expanders ......................................7
Premier Elite 12/24 & 48-W Live Front...................... 7
Wiring the Network................................................... 7
Keypad & Expander Addressing.............................. 8
Installing Ricochet devices...................................................8
Learning Devices...................................................... 8
Device Type ............................................................. 8
Learn method........................................................... 8
Auto Zone Type & Area............................................ 9
Deleting Devices ...................................................... 9
Placing Devices........................................................ 9
Learning SmartKeys............................................... 10
Deleting a Premier Elite SmartKey™ ...................... 10
Finishing the Installation.....................................................11
Testing the System ................................................ 11
Further Programming Options............................................11
Quick Programming Guide .................................... 11
Changing the default codes................................................20
Changing the Default Codes.................................. 20
User........................................................................ 20
Engineer................................................................. 20
Changing the Time & Date..................................................21
Time ....................................................................... 21
Date........................................................................ 21
Control Panel Features .......................................................21
Premier Elite 12-W/24-W/48-W............................... 21
Control Panel Layout (Premier Elite™ 48-W Shown) ........22
PCB Layout (48-W Shown) .................................................22

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Introduction
Texecom has developed a new method of wireless security signalling based on the concept of mesh networking. Mesh-networking
is the process whereby every single wireless device is capable of receiving and retransmitting any signal from any other wireless
device on the network. The size, scalability and range of the entire system are extended as wireless signalling is no longer limited
by point-to point communications. The range of a Ricochet®enabled wireless system is greater than previous systems, with
multiple devices capable of relaying messages to and from even the most remote locations in a building. Each Ricochet enabled
device provides signalling routes to and from Premier control panels. If the wireless communication between devices weakens, the
Ricochet network ‘self-heals’ and automatically re-routes communications via alternate Ricochet enabled devices. The reliability of
the wireless system increases as more Ricochet devices are installed. SignalSecurity™ further enhances network reliability with
each device already aware of the number of communication paths available to it.
This quick start guide will enable you to install and programme the system. Detailed instruction manuals for all of the components
of the kits can be found on the enclosed CD. Any additional items purchased will also contain detailed instructions.
Additional Items Required
In addition to the contents of the kit you will need the following to complete the installation:-
•7Ah Lead Acid back up battery
•Alarm cable (if installing remote keypads or wired detection devices & sounders)
•Mains Cable
•3A unswitched fused spur
•Screws & Rawl plugs (No6, No8 & No10)
•Hammer drill, various screwdrivers
•Mini Trunking.
•PC or Laptop running Windows Vista, 7 or 8 (If programming from a PC)
•JAC-0001 Texecom USB Com Lead (If programming from a PC)
•A cover for the External Sounder
System Architecture
3 or 8 P r og ra mmable
1 0 0 mA O u tp uts
Bell Ta mper Input
4 Z o nes
1 o r 2 Programmable
A )
O utp uts
( 2 x 500 m
P re mier Elite
12/24/48-W
Premier LC D/LC D P
Premier LC DL/LC DLP
Pre mier E lite LC DL P
4 W i re Da ta Net wo rk 1
16 Programmable
10 0mA O u tpu ts
2 (12 -W ) or 4 ( 24-W /48-W) Keypa ds
Premier Elite OP 16
1(24-W) or 2(48-W)
O utp ut M od ule s
Alarm Receiving
Centre
Modem
P C a nd M od e m f or
R emote Upload/Download
P C /US B -C om
P C a nd fo r
Local U ploa d/Download
P C /US B -C om
P lu g o n D i gimo de m
P lu g o n
(C om300 o r C om2400 )
R a dio-Pa d,
GS M Mo dul e
2 Z on e
In pu ts
1Programmable
10 0mA Outpu t
2 Z on e
In pu ts
1Programmable
10 0mA Outpu t
S pea ker
Output S pe aker O utput
8 Z on e I nputs
Auxiliary Inp ut
P remie r Elite 8XP
8 Programmable
1 0 0 mA O u tp uts
2(24-W) or 3(4 8-W) only
E xp and ers
4 to 48 Zones
8-32 Wireles s Device s lots
B e ll/S tr ob e O u tpu ts
8 or 32 Device
Wi r ele s s R ec eiv er
S pe aker O utput
Auxiliary Ta mper Input

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System Design & Installation Considerations
Before attempting to install the alarm system, read this section. Once you have an overall understanding of the installation
sequence, carefully work through each step.
This quick reference guide will allow you to install your alarm system and programme all of the required basic functions.
Further in-depth programming options for the system are available in the manuals provided on the enclosed CD or on our
website.
1: Design the Layout
Make a rough sketch of the premises to get an idea of where all alarm detection devices, keypads and other modules are to be
located.
2: Arming/Disarming
It is highly recommended that SmartKey are used to arm and disarm the system. This will allow for the control panel and any
associated keypads to be placed in a secure area in the property.
3: Control Panel Location
The control panel should be mounted in a dry area close to an unswitched AC power source.
You must complete all wiring before connecting the battery, or applying AC Mains to the panel.
Wiring the Control Panel
WARNING: ELECTRICITY CAN KILL
BEFORE connecting the control panel ALWAYS disconnect the supply at the consumer unit.
If in ANY doubt consult a qualified electrician.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION. HAZARDOUS VOLTAGES INSIDE, NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS, NO USER
ACCESS.

ONLY connect the mains supply to the mains terminal block, NEVER connect the mains supply directly to the PCB.
ALWAYS refer to National Wiring Regulations when conducting installation.
An appropriate and readily accessible disconnection device (e.g. an unswitched fused spur) MUST be provided as part of the
installation.
The disconnection device must NOT be fitted in a flexible cord.
Where identification of the neutral in the mains supply is NOT possible a two-pole disconnection device MUST be used.
The building mains supply MUST incorporate appropriate short-circuit backup protection (e.g. a fuse or circuit breaker) of
High Breaking Capacity (HBC, at least 1500A).
Use mains cable of adequate carrying capacity for the rated current (i.e. at least 0.75mm2)
Connecting AC Mains
The AC Mains supply is connected to a 3 way ‘Euro Type’ fused terminal block, which is fitted with a 3A - 3.15A slow/medium blow
fuse.
All other wiring MUST be carried out before AC mains is connected to the control panel.
After connecting the AC Mains, fit the mains cover, this can be found in the spares bag.
L
E
N
To PS U
F US E 3.15A
4: Install the Keypads
Where separate keypads are supplied, if using them to Arm/Disarm the system, these should be located on the entry route. Mount
and connect the keypads to the control panel.
5: Zone Wiring
If any of the hardwired zones are to be used, Install detection devices and connect to the control panel.
6: Other Wiring
Complete all other wiring including bells or sirens and telephone line connections.

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7: Apply Power to the Control Panel
Once steps 1 to 5 are completed, apply power to the control panel.
8: Installation Records
You should record notes detailing the location of each device installed on the system, and the date of installation.
9: Learning & Placing Ricochet Devices
Learn devices to the system and place them in their desired location.
10: Programme the System
Programme the system according to the requirements
11: Testing the System
Test the system thoroughly to ensure that all features and functions are operating as required.
Design the Layout
Depending on the Kit and any additional items purchased the system should be drawn out so that you have a clear idea of where
all of the components will be placed. The following guide should help you plan a trouble free system.
Control Panel
•The control panel should be placed in a secure area within the property.
•Located near a suitable mains supply
•Centrally in the building wherever possible
•Easy to access for programming and maintenance
System Keypads
•Should be placed on the entry route if used for arming and disarming
•Should be placed with the Control Panel if SmartKeys or the App's are used for arming/disarming
Movement Sensors
•Minimum of one per ground floor room.
•Should be placed looking into a room (not looking out of windows)
•Mounted at the correct working height 2Mtr - 2.4Mtr from the floor
Door Contacts
•The main body should be placed on the door frame
•The magnet should be placed on the door itself
Shock Sensors
•Should be mounted on the frames of doors or windows being protected
External Sounder
•Should be placed on a suitable external elevation to attract attention in the case of an activation.
•Should be accessible for future maintenance
Smoke Detector
•Should be placed in a central location with a minimum of one device per floor of the property. In the case of larger
properties careful consideration should be given to the number of devices required. The coverage, mounting height and
audible noise level from each device must be checked.
Device Locations
For all devices, unless specified that they are suitable for the application, please observe the following guidelines.
Avoid Common False Alarms Causes Select the correct location

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Installation Sequence
Control Panel
1. Install the control panel in the chosen location.
2. Power up the Control Panel, using the battery first method, and loading factory defaults. To do this proceed as follows:-
a. Connect Red battery lead.
b. Connect Black battery lead.
c. Hold down the Load defaults button on the PCB.
d. Press and release the battery kick start button.
e. Release Load Defaults button.
f. Any connected keypads or internal speakers may go into alarm
g. Enter the default Engineers Code 1234.
h. Enter the default Engineers code 1234 again.
i. Connect AC Mains
3. The Keypad display will now show "Confirm Devices", press /and /again to confirm that all
connected keypads and expanders are accounted for..
4. The Keypad display will now show "Learn Ricochet".
5. Fit the provided jumper link on the control panel PCB to enable commission mode.

If a standalone Ricochet expander is used commission mode is enabled when the tamper circuit is open.
Keypad Types
Texecom provide a number of different styles of keypads. The image below shows the layout of the Premier LCDLP Keypad with
iconic keys, a large screen and Proximity tag capability. The table details the equivalent keys of an alternate is supplied.
Keypad Keys Guide



  
  
  











PR X
ICONS UK English English
 =  = 
 =  = 
 =  = 
 =  = 
 =  = 
 =  = 
 =  = 
 =  = 
 =  = 
LED Symbols
=
Power = Ready
=
Armed/Info
OK = Ready
=
Omit
=
Service

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Connecting Keypads & Expanders
Before connecting keypads, zone expanders and output modules, isolate ALL power from the control panel (AC Mains & Battery).
Do not continue if there is still power present on the control panel.
Premier Elite 12/24 & 48-W Live Front
Panels with an integral keypad are already wired and should be connected as shown.
Connecting devices with power still present on the control panel may damage the device or control panel and invalidate any
warranty.
Keypads, zone expanders and output modules are all connected to the same network terminals located at the bottom left hand corner of
the control panel and may be connected serially (daisy chain), in parallel (star) or any combination of the two (see Figure 1, page Error!
Bookmark not defined. for details).
No more than 8 zone expanders, 8 keypads and 4 output modules can be connected to each network.
The maximum number of devices that can be connected in total will depend on the control panel fitted.
Whenever new devices are connected to the networks, they must be confirmed onto the system using the ‘Confirm Devices’ menu
option
Wiring the Network
The networks are made up of four terminals incorporating power and data. To ensure correct operation, all four terminals on the
device must be connected to the corresponding terminals on the control panel, or previous device (see Figure 1, page Error!
Bookmark not defined. for details). The table below shows each terminal and its description:
Terminal Description
+ +12V Supply
- 0V Supply
T Transmit Data
R Receive Data
Devices can be connected using 4-core cable. However, it is recommended that 6 or 8-core cable is used as the spare cores can be used to
‘Double Up’ on the power connections if needed.
Standard 7/0.2 alarm cable can be used for most installations. However, under certain conditions it may be necessary to use
screened cable. Cable used should be rated at no more than 10Ωper 100mtr's and should be clearly marked on the
packaging.

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Keypad & Expander Addressing
Each keypad or expander must be assigned an address using the DIL switches located on the left hand side of the PCB. The table
below shows the addressing:
Address DIL 1 DIL 2 DIL 3 DIL 4
1 On or off Off Off Off
2
4
3
1
2 Off On Off Off
2
4
3
1
3 Off Off On Off
2
4
3
1
4 Off Off Off On
2
4
3
1
5 * On Off Off On
2
4
3
1
6 * Off On Off On
2
4
3
1
7 * Off Off On On
2
4
3
1
8 * On Off On On
2
4
3
1
Engineers On On On On
2
4
3
1
Never set two keypads on the same network to the same address. Never set two expanders on the same network to the same
address. It is OK to have a keypad and an expander using the same address.
Installing Ricochet devices
To ensure correct setup and operation of the Wireless Network it is important that the following procedures are used when
learning and placing devices.
Learning Devices
All devices should be learnt before they are placed in their final location. The expander should be in commission mode, as above.
This will ensure that they are registered on the receiver or control panel, and that Mesh Networks and routing are established
correctly. SmartKey should be learned after all other devices have been assigned to the system and are in their final location.
The following table details the method for powering up and learning each type of device.
Device Type Learn method
Premier Compact All models
Pull battery tab or Insert battery
Impaq Contact & Plus Short learn pins and insert battery
Odyssey-W Insert batteries and move Battery Jumper to ON position
OH-W & PA-W Pull battery tab or Insert battery
Premier Elite QD/XT & DT Hold down learn switch & insert battery.
SmartKey Power on
Devices should be at least 30cm’s away from the receiver when being learned.
Referring now to your system design plan, learn all devices to the control panel. To learn devices to the system follow the diagram
below. Ricochet devices will start at Zone 9.
  
 
/
 
  
  
N?, E?, D??- 20s
  
  
The bottom line of text shows
the one number, the etwork
and the xpander the device will
be learned too.
ZN
E
The bottom line of text shows
the etwork the xpander and
the device slot on the expander.
NE
/
/
/
Us e the / or to
s el e c t dif fer e nt z o nes . I t is o nly
pos sible to s elec t Zones which
are free.


/


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Auto Zone Type & Area
When learning devices, if no editing has taken place of the control panel onboard hardwired zones, these will be switched to Not
Used after the first Ricochet device is learned to the system; the following defaults will be used for Ricochet devices learned to the
system.
Zone Type Area
001-008 (Hardwired) Not Used N/A
009 (Wireless) Entry/Exit 1 A
010 (Wireless) Guard Access A
011 & above (Wireless) Guard A
When all device slots have been used the following screen will be shown
 

Pressing the /key will return you to the Ricochet learn menu; pressing the /key will enter the Delete
devices menu.
Deleting Devices
Delete Devices
If you make a mistake you can remove devices from the system and start again. To delete devices from the system, access the
Ricochet Learn menu. Any of the methods previously detailed may be used.
The /key is used to access the Delete option.
Follow the flow diagram below to delete devices from the system.
  
 

/

 
  
 
  
Us e the / or to
s el e c t differe nt z o nes . It is o nly
pos sible to s elec t Zones which
have devices learned.

The /key will cyc le
between the Learn or Dele te
options.
/

/

/

If all devices are deleted from the system the following will be shown
 

Pressing the /key will return you to the Ricochetlearn menu; pressing the /key will enter the Learn devices
menu.
Once you have finished Learning devices press the /key, the display will show
  
 
Placing Devices
Once all of the devices have been learnt, they will need placing in their desired location, this should be done by installing devices
closest to the Control Panel first and then working outwards so that the last devices installed are those furthest away from the
control panel.
Make sure to install devices with the receiver in Commission mode
Devices also have a commission mode which will indicate a secure and valid path of communication to the receiver. (when the
tamper circuit is closed the LED will flash to indicate communication, and then come on solid once communication has been
established).
You should wait at least 20 minutes after installing the last device to make sure routing has been correctly established between
all system devices.

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For maximum reliability and system integrity avoid long and thin set-ups.
Devices are capable of hopping through up to two other devices, or a maximum of three hops.
Learning SmartKeys
Once all of the other devices have been mounted in their final location you may learn the SmartKeys to the system. The following
procedure should be used:-
1. The keypad display will be showing
  
 
2. Press 8 on the keypad
3. The Keypad will show
4. Follow the sequence below to learn SmartKeys for the users of the system.
 

  
 


 
  

 
 
 
  

 



*
*


to toggle L ED on or off
to toggle Aux on or off
* Please refer to INS 467“Premier E lite S martKey”
for further details on the LE D & Aux functions.
  
   
Us ing the key at this point allow s
you to view the group of zones,
a nd there fore the expan der
that th e S ma rtK ey w ill u s e.
Us e the ke y to s ele c t th e g roup
of Zones and E xpander you want to use



  
   


  Use scroll
to nex t us e r

Once the 16 slots on a XP-W are taken up, the learn process will fail and display 'No spaces left'.
In either of the Premier Elite SmartKey™ menu displays, any Premier Elite SmartKey™ that logs onto the system will cause
the menu to change to that Premier Elite SmartKey™ - a handy way of finding out which user a Premier Elite SmartKey™ in
your hand belongs to!
Deleting a Premier Elite SmartKey™
Deleting the Premier Elite SmartKey™ from the user is a similar process to learning, at the appropriate point in the menu press
followed by , the Premier Elite SmartKey™ will be removed from the User. To delete all user data see INS176-8 or later.

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Finishing the Installation
Install all of the covers to the devices and the external sounder if fitted. and the proceed as follows:-
1. Remove the jumper link from Commission jumper on the panel PCB.
2. Fit the panel lid
3. Now test the system.
Testing the System
Now that all of the devices and SmartKeys have been learned to the system, the system should be checked to ensure everything
works as desired.
1. Press the /key
2. Press and then /
3. Press to do a Bell test and follow the instructions on the screen
4. Press /key
5. Press and then /to walk test all of the devices
Once testing is complete Press / and exit and log off of the system.
Further Programming Options
Quick Programming Guide
The tables below show all of the available programming options when in Engineering mode. Some examples of common changes
required for a new installation are shown. Further detailed instructions can be found in INS176-X Premier Elite Installation Manual
which is on the enclosed CD or available to download from our website.
Default Engineer Code (00) 1234
Default User Code (01) 5678
Log Off Engineer
 Press to log out of the Engineer Programming menu

Zone Setup
 Zone Types
Use - to enter zone number,to edit,- or to select a zone type, to accept
Not Used Medical  Conf PA audible

Entry/Exit 1 
24Hr Gas  Conf PA silent

Entry/Exit 2 
Auxiliary

Guard 
Tamper
Guard Access Exit Terminator

24Hr Audible 
Moment Key

24Hr Silent 
Latching Key

PA Audible 
Security
PA Silent Omit Key

Fire 
Custom
 Zone Attributes 1 Press to edit,- to select an attribute, to accept

O= Omittable 
3= Part 3 Omit

F= Force Omit 
A= Access

1= Part 1 Omit 
E= Entry/Exit 2

2= Part 2 Omit 
G= Guard
 Zone Attributes 2 Press to edit,- to select an attribute, to accept

D= Double Knock 
R= Reset

B = Beam Pair 
A= Auto Re-arm
S= Soak Test Q= Quick Resp.
F= Activity E= Eng. Alarm
 Key Attributes
(only applicable for
keyswitch zone types)
Press to edit,- to select an attribute, to accept

I= Instant Arming 
S= Silent Arming

P= Part Arming 
T= Time Arm Disable

F= Full Disable 
K= Key Tube (Monitor Only)
D= Disarm Only
 Custom Attributes Press to edit,- to select an attribute, to accept

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(only applicable for
custom zone types) B= Bell/Strobe C= Enable Coms
I=Internals W= Warning
M= Monitor 24Hr
Zone Areas
24/48/88/168 Press to edit,- to select an area, (= all areas, = areas A – H and I –P), to accept.
Zone Areas 640 Press to edit,or to select an area group (1-4), use to select areas A – H and I –P), to accept.
 Zone Text Press to edit,- to select characters (press the required key the appropriate number of times), to
accept

. , ? ! 1 @ “ - 
M N O 6 
Move Cursor

A B C 2 
P Q R S 7 
Copy Text to Memory

D E F 3 
T U V 8 
Paste Text from Memory

G H I 4 
W X Y Z 9 
Upper, Lower Case, Predictive Text and
Numerical
J K L 5 0 _
 Zone Chime Press to alter chime tone,to accept

Silent  Chime 1  Chime 2 Chime 3
 Zone Test Press to alter Test option,to accept
 Zone Wiring Press to alter wiring type, to accept
Normally Open Triple EOL 2K2/4K7/(6K8)

Normally Cosed  1K/1K/(3K) 4K7/4K7

Double Pole EOL  4K7/6K8(12K) WD Monitor

Area Programming
Timers Use to select an area, to select a timer, - to enter a value, to accept
1: Exit Dly for Areas: 6: Bell Duration for Areas:
2: Entry Dly 1 for Areas: 7: Coms Dly for Areas:
3: Entry Dly 2 for Areas: 8: Part Bell Dly for Areas:
4: 2nd Entry Dly for Areas: 9: Conf PA Timer for Areas
5: Bell Dly for Areas:
Arming Modes Use to select an area, - to select arming an mode, to accept
 Entry/Exit 
Instant
 Exit Term.  Deferred
Timed Exit
Area Arm Suites
24/48/88/168 Use to select a suite, no to edit, - to select an area, (= all areas, = areas A – H and I –
P), to accept
Area Arm Suites 640 Use to select a suite, no to edit, - to select an area group (1-4), use to select areas A – H
and I –P), to accept.
 Area Suite Text Use - to select a suite, to edit, - to select characters (press the required key the appropriate
number of times), to accept

. , ? ! 1 @ “ - 
M N O 6 
Move Cursor

A B C 2 
P Q R S 7 
Copy Text to Memory
D E F 3 T U V 8 Paste Text from Memory
G H I 4 W X Y Z 9 Upper, Lower Case, Predictive Text &
Numerical

J K L 5 
0 _
Suite Arm Mode Use to select an area, 
-
to select an arming mode, 
to accept
 Entry/Exit 
Instant
 Exit Term.  Deferred

Timed Exit
 Area Options 12/24/48/88/168
Use to select an option, to edit, - to select an area, (= all areas, = areas A – H and I –
P), to accept
640
Use to select an option, no to edit, - to select an area group (1-4), use to select areas A – H
and I –P), to accept.
01: Auto Part Arm 21: Unarm Fire Coms
02: Part Arm Instant 22: Unarm Tamper Coms
03: Part Arm Silent 23: Auto Arm Areas
04: Remote Arm 24: Area A Foyer

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Area Programming
05: Remote Disarm 25: Log Part Omits
06: Panel Tamper 26: Multi Knock Area
07: Bell Tamper 27: UDL Keypad
08: Auxiliary Tamper 28: Auto Chime (C2A)
09: Panel Speaker 29: Confirm in Entry
10: Bell & Strobe op 30: Conf. After Entry
11: Alarm Eng Reset 31: Enable Part Arms
12: Confirmation Reset 32: Bell Squawk
13: Tamper Eng Reset 33: Fob After Entry
14: Anti-code Reset 34: Armed = Coms
15: Phone Line Fault 35: 2-Wire Smoke
16: Arm With L/Fault 36: Fault Eng Reset
17: AC Mains Fail 37: L/Fault Eng Rst
18: Arm With AC Fail 38: AC Fail Eng Rst
19: Area Arm Coms 39 Anti-Masking When Armed
20: Part Arm Coms
Time Arm Areas Use to select an area, to toggle between the arm and disarm timer, - to select timers, to
Area Text Use to select an area, to edit, - to select characters (press the required key the appropriate
number of times), to accept
Global Options
 System Timers Use to select a timer, - to enter a value, to accept
00: Exit Settle Time 12: Pulse Period 2 24: Zone Response
01: Global Bell Dly. 13: Pulse Period 3 25: Keypad PA Delay
02: Global Bell Dur. 14: Line Fault Delay 26: Confirmation Dly
03: Double Knock Dly 15: AC Off Delay 27: Warning Delay
04: Beam Pair Time 16: Batt Test Period 28: Keypad Lock Time
05: Activity Delay 17: Batt Test Time 29: Eng. Log Off Dly
06: Abort Delay 18: Soak Test Time 30: Fire Bell Delay
07: Courtesy Time 19: Service Interval 31: Forced Entry Dly
08: Defer Arming By 20: Test Call Every 32: Supervision Time
09: Auto Arm Delay 21: Min Random Time 33: Poll IP Every
10: Menu Time Out 22: Max Random Time
11: Pulse Period 1 23: Door Strike Time
 System Config.
Use to select an option,to change the option, to accept
00: (No Bell/Bell on) Arm Fail 19: (Auto/Manual) Area Select 38: (Enable/Disable) RF FOB PA
01: Bell is an (SAB/SCB) 20: (Predictive/Normal) Text 39: Mask=(Fault/Alarm)
02: Clock is (12Hr/24Hr) 21: Zone Short=(Active/Tamper) 40: FOB PA (Audible/Silent)
03: (Manual/Auto) BST/GMT 22: R/R=(Reset Only/Silence/RST) 41: PSU Batt (Monitor/No Flts)
04: (Hide/View) Armed Areas 23: User Codes (Pulse/Latch) 42: Exp Loss Tamp (On/Off)
05: (Area/Global) Bell Time 24: Test Call = (Timed/Timed) 43: Soak Test Warn (On/Off)
06: 24Hr Omit (Global/Local) 25: Batt Test = (Timed/Disarm) 44: Fob Batt Warn (On/Off)
07: (Leave/Remove) Omits 26: Bell = (1st Alarm/2nd Alarm) 45: Entry Stray (On/Off)
08: Away (Override/Enforce)
Dl
27: SNDR = (1st Alarm/2nd Alarm) 46: BS Entry Stray (On/Off)
09: NVM is (Unlocked/Locked) 28: Conf. = (Instant/Delayed) 47: Tamper = Confirmed (No
Confirm/Confirm)
10: Engineer (Only/+ User) 29: Abort = (Eng. Reset/User
Reset)
48: Radio 2 Step Arm (2 Steps/1
Step)
11: Chime (Audible/Visible) 30: (Auto/Manual) AV Outputs 49: Radio Step1 (Zone/RKP)
12: Omit Tampers (NO/YES) 31: Clock = (50Hz/Crystal) 50: Radio Step 2 (Fob/Zone)
13: (Offline/Online) Printing 32: (40/80) Column Printer 51: Conf Hold Up (Enabled/None)
14: Activity Fault (View/Hide) 33: (Enable/Disable) Text 52: Max Log msgs (3/Off)
15: (Hide/View) Exit Errors 34: EN50131 (Disabled/Enabled) 53: Code entry timed (On/Off)
16: (No/Enable) Code Tampers 35: (2nd Zone /1st Zone) = Confirm 54: PD6662:2010 (On/Off)
17: Code Tamp (Alarms/Locks) 36: (Global/Local) Keypads
18: Areas (1-8/A-H) & I-P 37: Panel Grade (2/3)
 System Options
Use to select an Option, - to enter a value, to accept
0: Advisory Volume 4: Multiple Knocks 8: Language

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Global Options
1: Chime Volume 5: Adjust Clock 9: Country Code & Defaults
2: Number Of Re-Arms 6: Quick Count
3: Anti-code Resets 7: Modem Level
 Monitor
Hardware
Press to edit, to select an option, to change the option, to accept

P= Line Fault 
B= Bell Tamper 
B= Battery Faults

A= AC Power Failure 
A= Aux Tamper

F= Aux Fuse Blown 
L= Panel Lid Tamper
 Control Timers Use to select an area, - to enter the 1st On time, to accept
Use - to select the 1st On time days of operation, to accept
Use - to enter the 1st Off time, to accept
Use - to select the 1st Off time days of operation, to accept
 System Text Use to select a message, - to select characters (press the required key the appropriate number of times),
to accept
 Part Arm Text Use to select a Part Arm, to edit the Part Arm text, - to select characters (press the required key the
appropriate number of times), to accept
 Holiday Dates Use to select a holiday date, 
-
to enter the required date (),to accept
 Speaker Tones Use to select a tone type, to turn the tone on/off, to accept
 PC Output Text Use to select an Output, to edit, - to select characters (press the required key the appropriate number of
times), 
to accept
 Custom O/P Text Use to select an Output, to edit, - to select characters (press the required key the appropriate number of
times), to accept

Keypad Setup
 Areas12/ 24/48/88/168
Use - to select keypad, to select network, to edit, - to select an area, (= all
areas, = areas A – H and I –P), to accept
 Areas 640
Use - to select keypad, to select network, to edit, - to select an area group (1-4), use
to select areas A – H and I –P), to accept.
 Zone Mapping
Press to edit, - to enter zone number, to accept, Repeat for 2nd zone
 Options
Press to edit, to select an option, to change the option, to accept

P= PA Enabled 
A= PA is Audible
F= Fire Enabled D= PA is Delayed
F= Medical Enabled Q= Quick Arm On

T= Tamper Enabled 
O= Info.LED>Output
 Volume
Press to edit, - to enter a value, to accept
 Sounder Options
Press to edit, to select an option, to change the option, to accept

F= Fire Tones Enabled 
E= Entry Tones Enabled

A= Alarm Tones Enabled 
X= Exit Tones Enabled

F= Fault Tones Enabled 
C= Chime Tones Enabled
S= Service Tones Enabled K= Use Keypad Areas
Expander Setup
 Areas 12/24/48/88/168
Use - to select expander, to select network, to edit, - to select an area, (= all
areas, = areas A – H and I –P), to accept
 Areas 640
Use - to select expander, to select network, to edit, - to select an area group (1-4),
use to select areas A – H and I –P), to accept.
 Text
Press to edit text, - to select characters (press the required key the appropriate number of times), to
accept

. , ? ! 1 @ “ - 
M N O 6 
Move Cursor
A B C 2 P Q R S 7 Copy Text to Memory

D E F 3 
T U V 8 
Paste Text from Memory

G H I 4 
W X Y Z 9 
Upper, Lower Case, Predictive Text &
Numerical
J K L 5 0 _
 Auxiliary Input
Press to edit, - to select an input type, to accept

Not Used 
Silence Sounders

Auxiliary Tamper 
Global Omit Key
Bell Tamper Local Omit Key

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Expander Setup
Remote Reset PSU Monitor
Line Fault +ve Defer Auto Arming

Line Fault -ve
 Volume
Press to edit, 
-
to enter a value, to accept
 Sounder Options
Press to edit, to select an option, to change the option, to accept

F= Fire Tones Enabled 
E= Entry Tones Enabled

A= Alarm Tones Enabled 
X= Exit Tones Enabled

F= Fault Tones Enabled 
C= Chime Tones Enabled
S= Service Tones Enabled

System Outputs
 Panel Outputs
Use - to select an output, to edit, - to enter an output group,- to enter output
type, to accept Digi Outputs
 Com? Channels
 RedCARE Pins
 Keypad Outputs Use - to select device, to select network, to select an output, to edit, - to enter
an output group, 
-
to enter output type, to accept
 Expander Outputs
 Custom Outputs Use to select output,- to select a switch, to edit, - to enter an output group, -
to enter output type, to accept
 X-10 Outputs Use - to select an output, to edit, - to enter an output group, - to enter output
type, 
-
to enter House/device Number, to accept
Key Output Group Outputs Types
 Not Used: Press to accept
 System:
Use - to enter an output type or use to search, to accept
00: Phone Line Fault 18: UDL Lockout 35: Custom 4 Stage A
01: Mains Power Off 19: UDL Call Active 36: Custom 4 Stage B
02: Aux Fuse Fault 20:
UDL Enabled 37: Custom 4 Stage AB
03: Auxiliary Tamper 21:
Confirmed Alarm 38: Com 1 Fault
04: Bell Tamper 22:
Custom 1 Stage A 39: Com 2 Fault
05: Panel Lid Tamper 23:
Custom 1 Stage B 40: Com 1 No Signal
06: Engineer Working 24:
Custom 1 Stage AB 41:
Com 2 No Signal
07: Confirm Devices 25:
Custom 2 Stage A 42: Coms Fault
08: Service Required 26:
Custom 2 Stage B 43: Radio Jamming
09: Bell Fuse Blown 27:
Custom 2 Stage AB 46:
Radio RX Tamper
10: Battery Fault 28:
Radio-Pad Failed 47: Detector Test
11: Battery Test On 30:
No Radio Signal 48: ATS Remote Test
12: Courtesy Light 31:
Radio-Pad Lost 49: Dual Path Fault
13: System Open 30:
No Radio Signal 50: CIE Fault
14: Fully Arm 31:
Radio-Pad Lost 51: PSU Fuse Blown
15: Digi Failed 32: Custom 3 Stage A 52: PSU Battery Flt
16: Digi Successful 33: Custom 3 Stage B 53: WD Test Active
17: Digi Active 34: Custom 3 Stage AB
 Area: 12/24/48/88/168
Use - to enter an output type or use to search, - to select an area, (= all areas, 
= areas A – H and I –P), to accept
640
Use - to enter an output type or use to search, to select an area, to accept type, -
to select an area group (1-4), use to select areas A – H and I –P), to accept.
00: Intruder Alarm 19: Exit Mode 38: Chime Mimic 57: Zones Locked Out
01: Guard 1 Alarm 20: Entry/Exit Mode 39: Chime Enabled 58: All Armed
02: Guard 2 Alarm 21: Armed 40: DK First Knock 59: Auto Arm Disable
03: Entry Alarm 22: Full Arm 41: BP First Knock 60: Armed / Alarm
04: Confirmed Alarm 23: Part Armed 42: On Test 61: Intruder Alarm
05: 24Hr Audible 24: Part Arming 43: Test Fail 62: Speaker Mimic
06: 24Hr Silent 25: Force Arm 44: Internal Alarm 63: Full Arm/Exit
07: 24Hr Gas 26: Force Arming 45: Auto Arming 64: Detector Fault

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08: PA Audible 27: Arm Fail 46: Time Arming 65: Detector Mask
09: PA Silent 28: Bell SAB 47: 1st Code Entered 66: Fault Present
10: Duress 29: Bell SCB 48: 2nd Code Entered 67: LED Control
11: Fire Alarm
30: Strobe 49: Area Secured 68: Full Armed Entry
12: Medical 31: Switch 12 Volts 50: Part Armed 1 69: Fire Sounder
13: Auxiliary Alarm 32: Detector Reset 51: Part Armed 2 70: Confirmed PA
14: Tamper Alarm 33: Walk Test Active 52: Part Armed 3 71: Confirmed Intruder
15: Alarm Abort 34: Zones Omitted 53: Custom Alarm
16: Ready 35: 24Hr Zones Omit 54: Zone Warning
17: Entry Mode 36: Reset Required 55: Arm Fail Warning
18: 2nd Entry Mode 37: Door Strike 56: Forced Entry
 Zone: Use - to enter a zone number or use to search, - to select a zone output type, to
accept

Mimic 
Alarm 
MimicLatch

MimicArm 
Tamper 
Omitted
 User: Use 
-
to select a User code or use to search, to accept
 Control Timer: Use - to select a Control Timer, to accept
 PC Control:
Use

-

to select a PC Control,

to accept
 Door Control: Use 
-
to select a Door Control, to accept
 X-10: Use 
-
to select a an X-10 Output, to accept
Key Attributes Attribute Types
 Attributes
Press to edit, - to select attributes, to accept

U= User Test 
2= Use Pulse Timer 2

I= Inverted 
3= Use Pulse Timer 3

L= Latching 
C= Custom Output 1, Stage A
1= Use Pulse Timer 1 R= Random
UDL/Digi Options
 Reset Digi Press to reset communicator
 Start Test call Press to send test call to the ARC, - to initiate a call to the remote UDL computer (using Call Back
numbers 1, 2 or 3)
 Msn Pre Dial Number Press to edit, enter call waiting number, to accept

-
= Numbers 0 to 9

Insert a ‘#’
then = Clear Screen ,(3 Second pause)
Insert a ‘*’ W (10 Second pause)
 Program Digi Use to select ARC sets 1 - 3, to edit
Protocol
Press to edit, - to select protocol, to accept
 Disabled 
Contact ID 
EasyCom Pager
 Fast Format  SIA Level II 
SMS
Primary Number Press to edit, - to enter telephone number, to accept
Secondary Number Press to edit, - to enter number, to accept
Account Number Press to edit, - to enter number, to accept
Dialling Attempts Press to edit, - to enter number, to accept
Reporting Channels Press to edit, - to select channels, to accept (only available for Fast Format)
Restoring Channels Press to edit, - to select channels, to accept (only available for Fast Format)
Open/Close Channels Press to edit, - to select channels, to accept (only available for Fast Format)
Reporting Areas
12/24/48/88/168 Press to edit, - to select an area, (= all areas, = areas A – H and I –P), to accept (only
available for Contact ID, SIA Level II, EasyCom Pager and SMS Messaging)
Reporting Areas 640 Press to edit, - to select an area group (1-4), use to select areas A – H and I –P), to accept.
(only available for Contact ID, SIA Level II, EasyCom Pager and SMS Messaging)
Reporting Options Press to edit, - to select option, to accept (only available for Contact ID, SIA Level II, EasyCom Pager
and SMS Messaging)

P= Priority Alarms 
M= Maintenance

A= Normal Alarms 
T= Tamper Alarms

C= Open/Close 
C= Test Calls

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UDL/Digi Options
O= Omits & Reinstates R= Restores
Config. Press to edit, - to select option, to accept (only available for Contact ID, SIA Level II, EasyCom Pager
& SMS Messaging)

A= Use Area Acc 
A= Activate AV
S= Use SIA I F= Use GSM First
R= Enable RadioPad I= Connect Via IP

G= Enable GSM
 Digi Options Press to edit, to select an option, to change the option, to accept

E= Digi is Enabled 
B= Blind Dialling
P= Pulse Dialling W= Call Waiting On

3= Pulse after 3 
A= Dial All Numbers
 UDL Options Press to edit Call Back number 1, enter the number, to accept

-
= Numbers 0 to 9  Insert a ‘#’
then = Clear Screen  ,(3 Second pause)
Insert a ‘
*
’  W (10 Second pause)
Call Back Number 2 Press to edit Call Back number 2, enter the number, to accept
Call Back Number 3 Press to edit Call Back number 3, enter the number, to accept
UDL Password Press to edit, - to enter number, to accept
UDL options
Press

to edit,

to select an option,

to change option,

to accept

A= DL Attended 
L= Armed DL Limited

M= Manual Call-back 
A= Any Area Armed

D= Call Defeat On 
K= Online RKP = Off)
Rings Required Press to edit, 
-
to enter number of rings, to accept
UDL Dial Attempt
Press

to edit,

-

to enter number of dialling attempts,

to accept
 Area Accounts
Use

to select an area,

to edit,

-

to enter account number,

to accept
 Setup Modules Press to reset communicator
Setup Radio-Pad? Press to set-up Radio-Pad, to exit
Pad ARC 1 Pri No
Press

to edit,

-

to enter telephone number,

to accept
Pad ARC 1 Sec No
Press

to edit,

-

to enter telephone number,

to accept
Pad ARC 1 Prefix Press to edit, 
-
to enter pad prefix, to accept
Pad ARC 2 Pri No Press to edit, 
-
to enter telephone number, to accept
Pad ARC 2 Sec No
Press

to edit,

-

to enter telephone number,

to accept
Pad ARC 2 Prefix
Press

to edit,

-

to enter pad prefix,

to accept
Pad ARC 3 Pri No Press to edit, 
-
to enter telephone number, to accept
Pad ARC 3 Sec No
Press to edit, 
-
to enter telephone number, to accept
Pad ARC 3 Prefix
Press

to edit,

-

to enter pad prefix,

to accept
Setup AV Module?
Press

to set-up AV Module,

to exit
AV No.1 Press to edit, 
-
to enter telephone number, to accept
AV No.2
Press to edit, 
-
to enter telephone number, to accept
AV No.3
Press

to edit,

-

to enter telephone number,

to accept
AV Dial Attempts
Press

to edit,

-

to enter number of dialling attempts,

to accept
AV Re-Dial Delay
Press to edit, 
-
to enter the re-dial delay, to accept
Setup IP Data? Press to set-up IP Module, to exit
ComIP Address
Press

to edit,

-

to enter an IP Address,

to accept
ComIP Port
Press

to edit,

-

to enter a Port Number,

to accept
ComIP Gateway Press to edit, 
-
to enter a Gateway Address, to accept
ComIP Mask Press to edit, 
-
to enter a Subnet Mask, to accept
Polling /SMG IP
Press

to edit,

-

to an IP Address,

to accept
Name/SMG Port
Press

to edit,

-

to a Name,

to accept
Setup GPRS Data? Press to set-up Chiron IRIS GPRS Data, to exit
Access Pnt Name Press to edit, 
-
to enter an Access Point Name, to accept
User Name Press to edit, 
-
to enter a User Name, to accept
Password Press to edit, 
-
to enter a Password, 
to accept
SMS Centre Pri
Press

to edit,

-

to enter telephone number,

to accept
SMS Centre Sec
Press to edit, 
-
to enter telephone number, to accept
Modem Setup Stg.
Press to edit, 
-
to enter modem string, to accept
Modem Speed
Press to edit, 
-
to enter telephone number, to accept
Pad ESN
View only

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UDL/Digi Options
Pad NUA
View only
Forward Signal
View only
Reverse Signal
View only
Bit Error Rate
View only
Cyclic Redundancy
View only
GSM Signal/BER
View only
Com1,2,3
Press to reset com port
Com Port Setup
Onboard Digi Port
Com Ports 1, 2 & 3*
* 640 only
Use - to select a com port, to edit, to select an option, to accept

Nothing Fitted 
Modem Unit 
RadioPlus
Com300 Radio-pad Inovonics Radio
Com2400 GSM Module WebWayOne/Emizon Module

ComISDN 
Crestron System 
X-10 Control
ComIP SIP IRIS IP Module
Expansion Port 
Nothing Fitted 
ID Module 
Memory Module

AV Module 
X10 Module

Setup Users
Select User Use - to enter enter a user number, to Delete User, to assign a Radio FOB, to Copy a TAG,
to Import a TAG, to enter a Code

User Code Use 
-
to enter a code, to accept
User Areas
24/48/88/168 Use - to select an area, (= all areas, = areas A – H and I –P), to accept
User Areas 640 Use

-
to select an area group (1-4), use to select areas A – H and I –P, to accept.

User Types
Use

-

to select a user type,

to accept

Master 
Arm Only 
Custom
Manager Duress Engineer
Standard Door Strike

Local 
Vacation

User Options 1 Press to edit, to select an option, to change option, to accept

A= Arming 
R= Eng. Reset 
Y= Auto ‘YES’
 D= Disarming a= Local Arming D= Disarm First

O= Omitting 
d= Local Disarming

User Options 2
(only available to
Custom users)
Press to edit, to select an option, to change option, to accept

U= User Menu 
V= Vacation 
C= Duress Code
 E= Eng. Program S= Door strike O= Open/Close

D= Dual Code 
R= Call Rem. PC
 User Config.
(only available to
Custom users with User
Menu)
Press to edit, to select an option, to change option, to accept

C= Change Code 
S= System tests 
A= Add Eng. Code
 Z= Chime Zones U= Setup Users N= NVM Locking

T= Change Timer 
E= Eng. Access
 User Time Lock Use 
-
to select a control timer, to accept
 User Text Press to edit, - to select characters (press the required key the appropriate number of times), to
accept

. , ? ! 1 @ “ - 
M N O 6 
Move Cursor

A B C 2 
P Q R S 7 
Copy Text to Memory
 D E F 3 T U V 8 Paste Text from Memory
 G H I 4 W X Y Z 9 Upper, Lower Case, Predictive Text
& Numerical

J K L 5 
0 _

Door Control
(only available to Users
with Door Strike
attribute)
Use 
-
to select a door, to select network to accept

Door 1 
Door 4 
Door 7
 Door 2 Door 5 Door 8

Door 3 
Door 6 
Select Network

Assign Prox TAG Press to assign TAG, present TAG to ‘Prox’ symbol on keypad

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
Engineer Utils
 View System Log to view System, Alarm or Mandatory log



System log
Alarm Log
Mandatory Log
Use to move up and down through log (down moves back in time, up moves forward again), to show area
information or time and date, - or to find specific events

Move backwards and forwards 
View Omits/Reinstate Events
View Area/Time and date View Maintenance Events
View Priority Alarms View Tamper Alarms

View Normal Alarms 
View Test Call Events

View Open/Close Events 
View Matching Events
 Do Bell Test Use to select an option, use 
-
or to activate outputs
1: Test Bell 6: Test RedCARE
2: Test Strobe 7: Fast
3: Test Speaker 8: LCD Display
4: Test Digi 9: User Outputs
5: Test Panel
 Do Walk Test Press to display zones that have been tested/still need testing, to make zones Chime every time they are
activated.
 View Zone Status Use - to enter zone number or use to search, to walk test selected zone, to omit zone
temporarily
 System Tests
Use

-

to select an option or use

to search,

to accept

View Sys. Status 
Test Outputs (see Do Bell Test)
View Batt Status View Version No.
 Confirm Devices Use to select network, to confirm Devices, to view error count, to reset error count
 Check RKP Status Use - to select keypad, to select network, to display errors/tamper, to test output, to
test sounder,
 Check Exp. Status Use - to select expander, to select network, to display zones/voltage/outputs/errors, to
test zones, to test sounder,

-

to test outputs
 Set System Time Use 
-
to enter time (24-hour format) 
,
to accept
 Set System Date Use 
-
to enter date 
,
to accept
 Location Text Press to view Location Text
 Print Log
Use

-

to enter number of events to be printed,

to print log
 Start Soak Test Use - to select an area, (= all areas, = areas A – H and I –P), to accept, to start test
 Change Eng.Code Use - to enter a code, to accept
 Adjust Volumes Use to select Panel, Keypad or Expander speakers. Press to edit, - to enter a value, to
accept
 Default NVM Data Press 
-
to select an option or to search, to default
00: Panel Outputs 09: Remote Options
01: Digi Outputs 10: User Codes
02: Expander Outputs 11: System Timers
03: Keypad Outputs 12: System Options
04: Com???? Channels 13: Area Options
05: RedCARE Pins 14: System Text
06: Zone Types 15: UDL Options
07: Zone Text 16: Digi Options
08: Expander Options
 View iD Data Use to select loop, to select normal scan, quick scan or biscuit mapping. Use to select biscuit, 
to edit, - to enter zone number, to accept
 Configure Radio Use - to select a device, to learn device, to map zone, - to enter zone number, 
accept
 Ricochet Diagnostics Use - to select a device, to scroll between different diagnostics screens.

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* Ricochet®Learn
Will go to the next available wireless zone starting at 9 or Press to search. Learning always starts from the next available zone, deleting
ways starts from the highest zone learnt to the system.

Enters the Delete Menu
*Where available.

Alter Part Arms
Press 
-
to enter zone number or use to search,

,

or
to select Part Arms 1, 2 or 3

Part Arm 1 
Part Arm 2 
Part Arm 3
Changing the default codes
When the control panel is first powered up and the factory default settings are loaded only the Engineer code and the Master User
code exist.
The Factory default Engineer User code is .
The Engineer is always User 00.
The Factory default Master User code is
.
The Master User is always User 01.
If the Master User code has been lost or forgotten, it can be reprogrammed by the Engineer in this menu.
Changing the Default Codes
To change the default User Code proceed as follows:-
Users with access to this option can change their own User codes. User codes are unique to each user and can be 4, 5 or 6 digits
long.
Before changing the codes, it is vital that you memorise or write down the new code you are about to program.
User Engineer
1. 
2. Press 
3. Press 
4. Enter 
5. Press 
6. Enter a new 4, 5 or 6-digit User code 
7. Press to accept the new code
8. Press 
9. Press  again
10. Press to exit the menu The display will return to
normal
1. 
2. Press 
3. Press 
4. Enter 
5. Press 
6. Enter a new 4, 5 or 6-digit User code 
7. Press to accept the new code
8. Press 
9. Press  again
10. Press to exit the menu The display will return to
normal