Unitech R16 User guide

INSTALLER’S MANUAL
R16 Radio Control Panel
INSTALLATION AND PROGRAMMING MANUAL
Revision 1
8QLWHFK

Introduction......................................................................................................................4
Compatibility ....................................................................................................................5
INSTALLATION ................................................................................................................ 6
Power up procedure ........................................................................................................6
Connection Diagram........................................................................................................ 8
Inputs / Outputs ...............................................................................................................9
R16 Keypad.................................................................................................................... 10
Audible & Visual feedback....................................................................................... 10, 11
User Tests.......................................................................................................................11
OPERATION ................................................................................................................... 12
Operation Summary....................................................................................................... 13
Alarm Type Descriptions ................................................................................................ 14
System Alarm Descriptions............................................................................................ 15
Quick Start Panel Programming....................................................................................16
Quick Start RADIO Programming .................................................................................. 17
PROGRAMMING ............................................................................................................ 19
How to enter Program Mode ......................................................................................... 19
PANEL PROGRAMMING OPTIONS..........................................................................20-35
DIALLER PROGRAMMING OPTIONS.......................................................................37-43
FACTORY DEFAULT OPTIONS...................................................................................... 45
CENTRAL STATION MONITORING ...............................................................................48
Contact ID reporting codes ........................................................................................... 48
Radio Accessories ................................................................................................... 50, 51
PROGRAM OPTIONS SUMMARY.............................................................................52-55
CONTENTS

4
INTRODUCTION
The 8QLWHFK R16 is a unique fully self-contained radio control panel.
The panel has a built-in keypad for programming and user operation, a built-in piezo siren, built-in
LCD display, built-in radio receiver, built-in battery backup and built-in dialler.
The R16 supports up to 16 8QLWHFK Radio PIRs and up to 14 8QLWHFK Radio Keys. All 8QLWHFK supervised
and encrypted radio devices are supported. There is even a Doorbell feature with selectable tunes
when used with the 8QLWHFK Radio Doorbell transmitter. (If the radio doorbell is available in the local
frequency).
In addition to radio devices, the R16 has 1 hardwired zone and 1 hardwired tamper input for
connection of a wired detection device and external siren cover tamper switch.
The built-in piezo siren provides high volume audible warning. The R16 also has Siren, Piezo and
Strobe outputs for additional hardwired noisemakers.
The R16 has a number of sophisticated power saving features designed to provide at least 48 hours
service running on the backup battery alone. (This includes one full alarm condition with sirens,
strobe and dialler).
The built-in dialler uses Contact ID format for central station monitoring as well as audible monitoring
to any telephone. The user can also dial into the system for remote arming and disarming over the
telephone line.
SPECIFICATIONS
Radio zones ......................... 16
Hardwired zones.................. 1 (operates in series with zone 16)
Hardwired tamper zones ..... 1
Radio compatibility .............. 8QLWHFKY supervised & encrypted radio devices
Dialler format........................ Contact ID & Audible Pulse
On board Keypad................. Backlit, programming & user functions
LCD display.......................... High contrast icon display
Plug pack ............................. 220-240V AC 50-60Hz, output 17V AC @300mA
Quiescent current draw ....... 10 mA (in power save mode if mains is off)
Built-in backup battery......... 12 volt 0.8 Amp/hour, sealed lead acid
Dynamic Battery Test ........... Every Hour and on arming/disarming
Fuses.................................... 2A resettable / sirens2A resettable / Reset output,
built-in piezo and strobe
Siren output.......................... 1 x 8 Ohm horn speaker max.
On board piezo siren ........... 110 dB
Reset output......................... 12V DC 300mA max.
Strobe output ....................... 12V DC, 1 strobe light max.
Dimensions .......................... 210(w) x 145(h) x 40(d) mm

5
COMPATIBILITY
The 8QLWHFK R16 supports all 8QLWHFK radio devices as shown below. All late model8QLWHFK transmitters
send encrypted transmissions to prevent eavesdropping and substitution. 8QLWHFK fixed transmitters
can send a regular supervision signal which the R16 monitors to ensure system security.
* Available in selected areas.

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INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
The location of the main panel housing should be in an area
that is within the protected area of the premises. A linen closet
or cupboard are good examples as these are generally located
in the centre of the premises.
1. Remove the front housing by first removing the bottom
locking screw, (screw is not fitted for shipping), then
unclip the bottom of the front housing and lift upwards.
2. Disconnect the 12 way wire loom from the main board on
the front housing.
3. Unclip and remove the terminal board from the back
housing and remove the battery. (The battery lead
connects to the main board on the front housing. It is not
plugged in for shipping). The terminal board and battery
must be removed to reveal all four mounting holes in the
back housing.
3. Mount the back housing to the wall using the 4 slotted
mounting holes.
4. Replace the Terminal Board in the back housing and
reconnect the 12 way wire loom to the main board.
5. Connect the plug pack wiring to the Terminal Board,
(making sure that mains power is not turned on at this
stage). Connect siren wires and external tamper inputs as
required.
6. Replace the battery.
POWER UP PROCEDURE
The power up procedure assumes that installation of the R16
is completed and the plug pack is wired.
7. Connect the battery lead to the BATTERY socket on the
main board.
8. Turn on the plug pack.
Note 1: When power is applied, the R16 will enter Disarmed
mode, unless it was in Armed or Monitor mode when previously
running, in which case it will resume in the previous mode -
UNLESS the box tamper or external tamper inputs are unsealed.
(See note 2).
Note 2: To enter Installer Program Mode on initial power up,
apply power with the internal tamper open, (lid open), or the
external tamper open.
Note 3: The BATTERY icon will flash if the initial battery voltage is
low and will turn off when the battery has reached full charge.
PACKING LIST
1 R16 Control panel
1 Plug pack 17VAC
300mA
1 Battery 12V 0.8Ah
1 Telephone lead
1 User manual
1 Installer manual
1 Zone list label
3 2K2 resistors
Removing the
Front housing

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CABLE ENTRY
Cable for the plug pack and optional
accessories can be drawn through
a cavity wall into the rear of the R16
or on the surface via conduit into
the top of the R16 rear housing as
shown below.

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CONNECTION DIAGRAM
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INPUTS / OUTPUTS
INPUTS
ZONE
Zone input for optional hardwired detection devices. Operates in series with any radio devices
on zone 16. The input must be terminated with a 2K2 (2200 ohm) end of line (EOL) resistor
even if unused.
This input is normally used for connecting an optional hardwired reed switch or a 12V
powered smoke detector.
TAMP
24hr input for connection of external tamper switches. This input operates in series with the
internal tamper switch.
The input must be terminated with a 2K2 (2200 ohm) end of line (EOL) resistor even if
unused.
AC / EARTH
AC power input and earth connection. Use the supplied 17V AC 300mA plug pack.
OUTPUTS
SIREN
Timed siren output for connection of maximum one (1) 8 Ohm horn speaker.
STR
Output for connection of 1 x strobe light. As a power saving feature, the strobe output times
out after 11 hours. If mains power is off, the output will time out after 1 hour.
PIEZ
Timed output for connection of maximum 1 x 12V screamer.
ONBOARD SIREN (BUILT-IN)
The onboard piezo siren is an integral part of the R16 electronics. It is used for keypad
beeps, doorbell chime, arm/disarm chirps and internal siren on alarm. The internal Siren can
be disabled by program option P60E 8E. When the Internal Siren function is disabled, the
onboard siren still outputs keypad beeps and other audible features.
12V SUPPLY FOR ACCESSORIES
If 12V power is required for a device such as a hardwired smoke detector, use Zone Input
0V (negative) and SIREN+ (positive). No more than 100mA should be drawn from these
terminals.

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R16 KEYPAD
AUDIBLE & VISUAL FEEDBACK
The R16 onboard keypad provides the facility for user level and installer level programming and all
user operation and emergency functions. The keys are soft-touch silicon rubber and are backlit for
high visibility. Any keypress will turn on the backlighting for 4 minutes.
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PROGRAMFUNCTION BUTTONSONBOARD SIREN
/ BEEPER
FIRE
MEDICAL
PANIC
BACKLIT
LCD DISPLAY
ENTER
OUTPUT TYPEOUTPUT DESCRIPTION
Keypad Acknowledge key press
Keypad Valid entry, end of Exit Time
Keypad Invalid entry
Low battery / AC Fail / Medical Alarm
Alarm, Entry Delay, etc
Arm
Disarm
The Doorbell has been pressed.
Alarm condition
Panel Armed or Disarmed
Alarm condition
Keypad beeper
Onboard Siren
External Siren output
Onboard Siren
Piezo output
External Siren output
Strobe output
Onboard Siren
External Siren output
Onboard Siren
SHORT BEEP
3 BEEPS (RAPID)
LONG BEEP
8 BEEPS (RAPID)
CONTINUOUS BEEPS
1 CHIRP*
3 CHIRPS*
DOORBELL TONES**
SIREN CONTINUOUS
STROBE BURST
STROBE CONTINUOUS
SIREN BURST,
(Low Volume)
Zone Auto Exclude warning
* Arm/disarm chirps must be enabled. P64E 4E.
** If the optional Radio Doorbell is available in your region.

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LCD DISPLAY
KEYPAD BEEPER NOTE:
If the onboard siren is
disabled, (P60E 8E =
on), keypad beeps are
also disabled during
an alarm condition.
Keypad beeps will be
reactivated on the next
disarm.
USER TESTS
Test functions can be invoked by pressing and holding the specified
keypad button, as follows. The Panel must be in Disarmed mode.
BUTTON TEST PERFORMED
9Dialler Listen-in. Press and hold keypad button ‘9’
for 3 seconds to enable the Dialler Listen-in function.
All dialler tones are output through the onboard siren.
This allows the installer to hear dial tone, dialling tones,
central station handshake and kiss-off tones. This test
automatically turns off after 2 minutes.
EDisplay Test. Press and hold keypad button ‘E’ for 1.5
seconds. Turns on all LCD icons while the button is
pressed.
Zone is sealed
Not ready to arm - unsealed
zones or system faults
Disarmed
Disarmed
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Normal
Zone is unsealed
Ready to Arm
Armed
Monitor Mode
Memory Mode selected
Receiving radio signal
Dialler is on line
Indicates that a Radio Key or
other radio device has a low battery
*
Phone line fault or
failure to communicate
User Program Mode
Zone alarm
Mains Power is off
The panel’s backup
battery is low
New alarms in memory
Zones are excluded
Tamper alarm
Installer Program Mode
ZONES 1-8
OFF ON FLASHING
DISPLAY
KEYPAD DISPLAY IN OPERATING MODE
* The flashing RADIO fault icon could be indicating that the radio key/device has either low battery or
supervision failure or other radio related problems. The numeric display 1–15 will show which device is
sending the signal.
See page 19: The table KEYPAD DISPLAY IN MEMORY REVIEW MODE provides further detail.

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KEYPAD DISPLAY IN MEMORY REVIEW MODE
EVENT DISPLAY ICONS
Arm ARMED
Disarm blank
Auto Exclude Zone EXCLUDE + 1..16
Mains Fail MAINS
Panel Panic/Medical/Fire EXCLUDE
Battery Fail BATTERY
Line Fault LINE
Dialler Call Fail LINE
Zone Alarm 1..16
Tamper Panel/Siren TAMPER
Tamper(4th failed attempts) TAMPER + PROGRAM
Radio Jamming RADIO
Radio Substitution RADIO
Pendant Low Battery RADIO + BATTERY + 2..15
Pendant Panic/Medical RADIO + EXCLUDE
Detector Tamper RADIO + TAMPER + 1..16
Detector Low Battery RADIO + BATTERY + 1..16
Detector Supervision Fail RADIO + 1..N
Pendant Supervision Fail RADIO + MONITOR + 1..16
OPERATION
OPERATING MODES
The R16 will operate in one of the following modes:
ARMED. The system is “On” and ready to detect intrusion.
DISARMED. The system is “Off”. This is the normal mode when the premises are occupied. Day
Zones and 24 Hour Zones (if configured) are active.
DAY MODE. The system is Disarmed and a zone or zones have been setup to create an alarm
when activated. Often used as a doorway alert in a shop. (See P53E Day Zones).
MONITOR MODE. Allows the system to be “partially” Armed. For example, in a house, to allow
all perimeter zones, doors and windows, to be Monitored (armed) at night. (See P51E Monitor
Zones).
24HR ZONES. Zones that have been setup to be active in any mode. Usually used for Tamper
switches and Panic buttons. (See P52E 24hr Zones).
DOORBELL. (If this product is available in your region). The radio Doorbell operates in any panel
mode. The doorbell can be triggered using the Doorbell transmitter. (Most 8QLWHFK transmitters can
be programmed to operate the Doorbell function, see page 25, Extra Option for Radio Keys).
See page 21 for doorbell volume and selectable chimes settings.

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OPERATION SUMMARY
ACTION KEYPAD OPERATION RADIO KEY OPERATION
ARM
The panel must be in the
disarmed state first.
Arming with a user code.
+ [User Code] +
Shortcut method (Arming shortcut must
be on, P62E 5E).
+
Press The ON button once.
DISARM [User Code] + Press the OFF
button once.
MONITOR MODE
The panel must be in the
disarmed state first.
Note: The panel will ignore
Monitor Mode arming if no
monitor zones are selected
at P51E.
Arming Monitor with a user code.
+ [User Code] +
Shortcut method (Monitor shortcut must
be on, P62E 3E).
+
Press the
ON button
twice within 4
seconds.
PANIC ALARM
Keypad Panic is indicated
on the LCD display by the
EXCLUDE icon flashing. Press both star keys together.
Panic shortcut must be on, P62E 3E.
Press the
Panic button
for at least 2
seconds.
DURESS ALARM
Duress alarm should only
used by arrangement with
your monitoring station.
+ [User Code] +
To disarm and report a silent Duress
alarm to the monitoring station, add the
digit 9 before a valid user code when
disarming.
Option P75E 1E must be on to enable the
dialler to report the alarm.
Press the
Panic button
for at least 2
seconds.
Extra Options for the Panic
button must be set for Duress.
P12E-P25E 2E.
EXCLUDING ZONES
Zones can be Excluded in the
disarmed state.
+
then enter the zone number/s + E for
each zone to be Excluded.
[Zone No.] + [Zone No.] +
then press to exit Exclude mode.
VIEW MEMORY
Memory can be viewed in the
disarmed state.
Shortcut method (Arming shortcut must
be on, P62E 5E).
+
then press repeatedly to display
the last 20 events in memory.
then press to exit Memory mode.

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ALARM TYPE DESCRIPTIONS
ALARM TYPE DESCRIPTION
ALARM, Detector A zone goes unsealed in a mode causing an alarm.
Non-restoring detectors which have alarmed will send a Restore report on
Disarming, if Restore reporting is enabled.
Restoring detectors (e.g. a reed switch programmed with Restore) which have
alarmed will report a Restore only when they are sealed, if Restore reporting is
enabled.
TAMPER, Panel/
Siren
Panel housing tamper switch and external siren housing tamper switch are wired
to the same Tamper Input. When alarmed, will report a Restore only when sealed,
if Restore reporting is enabled.
TAMPER, Keypad Detect entry of consecutive invalid codes in Armed mode, alarm sirens on 4th
failed attempt.
TAMPER, Radio
detector
Radio detector housing tamper switch activation. When alarmed, will report a
Restore only when sealed, if Restore reporting is enabled.
PANIC, Keypad Instant when both PANIC buttons pressed together, or (ii) delayed when either
PANIC button is pressed and held for 1.5 seconds.
PANIC, Radio Press and hold the device PANIC button for the required length of time.
DURESS, Keypad Enter a valid code prefixed with a 9. The response is the same as for a keypad
Panic alarm, but no sirens or strobe are active.
DURESS, Radio With a radio key programmed as Duress, press and hold the device PANIC button
for the required length of time. No sirens or strobe are active.
MEDICAL, Keypad Press and hold Right Hand keypad * (Star) key for 2 seconds.
MEDICAL, Key With a radio key programmed as Medical, press and hold the device PANIC
button for the required length of time.
FIRE, Keypad Press and hold Left Hand keypad * (Star) key for 2 seconds. This triggers the fire
siren sound and the dialler reports a Fire alarm, (if enabled by P75E 4E).
RADIO
SUBSTITUTION
1. CODE GRABBER
A “code grabber” may be used to capture a transmitted user message and re-
transmit a fixed copy of this message in an attempt to defeat the system. If two
consecutive identical valid encrypted messages are received a minimum time
apart, the alarm is raised.
2. ENCRYPTION HACKING
In this case an attempt is made to “crack” the encrypted, changing part of a
message using multiple transmissions. If 20 messages are received with a valid ID
but fail decryption, the alarm is raised. Arming and disarming resets this count.
The dialler reports a radio jamming/radio substitution alarm.
RADIO JAMMING After accumulating a “no radio signal” reference level 10 minutes after power up,
the system will raise a radio jamming alarm if 30 seconds of continuous in-band
radio signal is detected.
DIALLER LINE
FAULT
Indicates minimum telephone line DC voltage was not detected for a 2 minute
period. If Telephone Line Monitor is enabled, flash the LCD LINE icon and beep
keypad.

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SYSTEM ALARM DESCRIPTIONS
System Alarm indication icons are active in all Operate modes. All system alarms sound beeper
until the 'E' key is pressed. If the panel is armed, the beeper is sounded on disarm. While the alarm
persists, the beeper is sounded on each disarm.
System alarms can be reported if the system is monitored by a central monitoring station .
All alarm types can be reported to the Central station. See page 48 for a
full list of Contact ID reporting codes.
ALARM TYPE DESCRIPTION
LOW BATTERY
Radio Key / Radio Panic / Radio
Doorbell
Indicates a low battery condition. A low battery alarm occurs when
the key operates. Flash the LCD BATTERY and RADIO icons after
a transmission from device with low battery; turn them off when a
transmission from a device without a low battery is received.
LOW BATTERY
Radio PIR
Indicates a low battery condition. A low battery alarm occurs when
the detector operates. Flash the LCD BATTERY, RADIO and zone
number icons.
LOW BATTERY
Control Panel
The control panel backup battery is periodically load tested. A low
battery condition is cleared when the battery passes load test.
Battery is tested once every 1 hour and on every disarm. Flash the
LCD BATTERY icon.
RADIO SUPERVISION FAIL
Radio PIR or Fixed Radio Panic
Button
A radio supervisory message or other message has not been
received from a detector for the programmed supervision
period. Flash the LCD RADIO and zone number icons.
MAINS POWER FAIL Indicates AC mains power to Panel is not connected or power is
off. Flash the LCD MAINS icon.
FAIL TO COMMUNICATE Indicates the dialler was not able to successfully contact the central
monitoring station. Flash the LCD LINE icon.

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QUICK START PANEL PROGRAMMING
The R16 is supplied pre-programmed with factory default values that should suit
most installations.
The steps below will show you how to program the Master Code (User Code 1),
and the Client Code and telephone number for central station monitoring.
 To enter Installer Program Mode.
To enter Installer Program Mode on initial power up, apply power with the internal tamper open, (lid open),
or the external tamper open. Or if you have powered up with all tampers sealed, see below.
PROGRAM
PROGRAM
123 is the factory default
Master Code.
000000 (six zeros) is the factory default
Installer Code.
This is User Program
Mode. The PROGRAM
icon is on stead
y
.
This is Installer Progra
m
Mode. The PROGRAM
icon is flashin
g
.
Press
...then press
100200
300
 To program the Master Code.
Example, to program the Master Code to be 1234.
P11E is the option for
the Master Code.
Press
Enter the new Master Code
followed by E.
Enter the new Master Code again
followed by E.
 To program the dialler Client Account Number.
Example Client Code is 9876.
P72E is the option for
the Client Code.
Press
Enter the new Client Account
Number followed by E.
 To program the central station telephone number.
Example telephone number is 1234 7890.
P70E is the option for
Telephone Number 1.
Press
Enter the new telephone number followed by E.
 To exit Installer Program Mode.
The PROGRAM icon will turn off.
THE PANEL IS NOW PROGRAMMED AS FOLLOWS:
Master Code: 1234, Dialler Client Account Number: 9876, Central Station Telephone
number 1: 1234 7890.
Zone 1: Delay, Zone 2: Handover, Zones 3–16: Instant, Entry Delay Time: 20 seconds,
Exit Delay Time: 60 seconds, Siren Reset Time: 5 minutes.
The client code and telephone numbers are supplied by the central station.

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 To enter Installer Program Mode.
To enter Installer Program Mode on initial power up, apply power with the internal tamper open, (lid open),
or the external tamper open. Or if you have powered up with all tampers sealed, see below.
PROGRAM
PROGRAM
123 is the factory default
Master Code.
000000 (six zeros) is the factory default
Installer Code.
This is User Program
Mode. The PROGRAM
icon is on stead
y
.
This is Installer Progra
m
Mode. The PROGRAM
icon is flashin
g
.
Press
...then press
100200
300
 To program a Radio PIR.
Example, to program a Radio PIR on zone 1.
P09E is the option for
programming Radio Devices.
'Learn' mode for zone 1.
Press ...then press
The RADIO icon will be on and the number 1 will be flashing.
The zone numbers for radio devices already programmed will be ON.
Insert the battery of the Radio PIR to be programmed.
Beep, beep + 3 beeps will be heard if the RADIO PIR was successfully ‘learned’. Zone icon 1 will then
be on steady.
 To program a Radio Key.
Example, to program a Radio Key to user slot 2.
P10E is the option for
programming Radio Keys.
'Learn' mode for User 2.
Press ...then press
The RADIO icon will be on and the number 2 will be flashing.
Numbers 2–15 show the status of the user slots. ON = Radio Keys programmed, OFF = blank,
flashing = learn mode.
Press and hold the PANIC button for 8 seconds on the Radio Key to be
programmed.
Beep, beep + 3 beeps will be heard if the RADIO KEY was successfully ‘learned’. Number 2 will then be on
steady. A long beep means the Radio Key is already programmed to another user slot. See page 24.
 To exit Installer Program Mode
The PROGRAM icon will turn off.
QUICK START RADIO PROGRAMMING
As a radio system, the R16 can be installed with a minimum of wiring. If an
external siren or strobe light is not being used, the only essential wiring is
connection of the plug pack.
The steps below will show you how to program one Radio PIR and one Radio Key.

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PROGRAMMING
Factory default Master
Code: 123
Factory default Installer
Code: 000000
PROGRAM MODE LEVELS
HOW TO ENTER PROGRAM MODE
FROM POWER UP
1. Power-up with the internal box tamper or external tamper open.
The R16 will then be in Installer Program Mode.
USING THE KEYPAD
The panel must be Disarmed.
1. Press
[MASTER CODE ]
The keypad will respond with 3 beeps
This is User Program Mode (PROGRAM light is ON).
2. Then press
[INSTALLER CODE]
The keypad will respond with 3 beeps
This is Installer Program Mode (PROGRAM light is FLASHING).
HOW TO EXIT PROGRAM MODE
1. Press then
This is Operating Mode (PROGRAM light is OFF).
USER
PROGRAM
MODE
User Program
Mode allows
the owner to
program:
• All User Codes
• Entry and Exit
times
Note: The panel
will automatically
drop out of User
Program Mode
to Operating
Mode if no
keypad buttons
are pressed for 4
minutes.
INSTALLER
PROGRAM MODE
Installer Program
Mode allows access to
ALL program options.
Note: The panel will
remain in Installer
Program Mode
indefinitely.

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PROGRAMMING
These phone numbers are used to report alarms in 8QLWHFK Voice
Dialling format and can be programmed from User Program mode
or Installer Program mode.
It is not necessary to program a reporting format. 8QLWHFK Voice Dialling
format is automatically selected when alarm reports are sent to the
Voice Dialling telephone numbers.
Voice Dialling is automatically disabled if Central Station
telephone number/s are programmed at P70E or P71E.
PROGRAMMING SEQUENCE
1. Press: P00E or P01E
• The existing telephone number is displayed.
• It is not necessary to wait for the display sequence to end. You can
interrupt the display by entering the new telephone number.
2. [new telephone number] E
The new telephone number is displayed.
EXAMPLE
To program Voice Dialling Phone No.1 to be 03 1234 1234:
Press: P00E 0312341234E
TO CLEAR A TELEPHONE NUMBER
To clear a telephone number, enter the MEMORY key in place
of the telephone number. E.g, to clear Voice Dialling Phone
No.2, press: P01E MEMORY E
PROGRAM MODE LEVEL:
User, Installer, Remote by PC.
FACTORY DEFAULT:
Both Telephone Numbers =
blank.
NOTES:
These program options can
also be accessed by pressing
P0E and P1E. The leading zero
is not mandatory.
RELATED OPTIONS:
• P70E, P71E, Central Station
Telephone Numbers 1 & 2,
page 36.
• Voice Dialling format,
see page 47.
• Dialling Sequence, page 47.
P00E, P01E VOICE DIALLING TELEPHONE NUMBERS 1 & 2
SPECIAL CHARACTERS
Special characters such as Pauses, star or hash characters can be included in a
telephone number dialling sequence by using the keys in the table below.
SPECIAL
CHARACTER KEYPAD ENTRY KEYPAD DISPLAYS
PAUSE (1.6sec) ARM Key 10
* (Star) MONITOR Key 11
# (Hash) EXCLUDE Key 12
GENERAL NOTE.
Program options P00E
to P09E can also be
accessed by pressing
P0E to P9E.
The leading zero is not
necessary.

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PROGRAMMING
Selects the doorbell volume. Programmable range is volume level 1
(lowest) to 4 (highest).
PROGRAMMING SEQUENCE
1. Press: P05E - Existing value is displayed.
2. [ENTER NEW VALUE] E - New value is displayed.
EXAMPLE
To program Doorbell Volume to be Level 2:
Press: P05E 2E
PROGRAM MODE LEVEL:
User, Installer, Remote by PC.
FACTORY DEFAULT:
3, (Volume level 3).
NOTES:
• The Doorbell sounds
through the R16 onboard
siren.
RELATED OPTIONS:
Doorbell Tune, P06E.
P05E DOORBELL VOLUME*
The R16 has nine built-in doorbell tunes to choose from. The doorbell
is activated by the optional Radio Doorbell transmitter. (Most 8QLWHFK
transmitters can be programmed to operate the Doorbell function,
see page 25, Extra Option for Radio Keys).
PROGRAMMING SEQUENCE
1. Press: P06E - Existing value is displayed.
2. [ENTER NEW VALUE] E - New value is displayed.
EXAMPLE
To program Doorbell Tune to be Tune 1, Westminster:
Press: P06E 1E
AVAILABLE TUNES
1 Westminster
2 Westminster (4 notes only)
3 Ding Dong
4 Ding Dong Repetitive
5 Star Spangled Banner
6 Fur Elise
7 Home Sweet Home
8 Greensleeves
9 Chime
PROGRAM MODE LEVEL:
User, Installer, Remote by PC.
FACTORY DEFAULT:
3, (Ding Dong).
NOTES:
•
RELATED OPTIONS:
Doorbell Volume, P05E.
P06E DOORBELL TUNE*
* If the optional Radio Doorbell is available in your region.