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3-3 [*] Functions

User access codes are intended to be unique for each

user. This allows the system to identify the user (by

logging to the event buffer) when the system is

armed, disarmed etc.

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Duress Codes (Access Codes 33 & 34)

Duress codes 33 and 34 are standard user codes that

will transmit the Duress reporting code (if pro-

grammed) whenever the code is entered to perform

any function on the system.

Duress codes are not valid when entering [*][5],

[*][6] or [*][8] sections.

Master Code (Access Code 40)

The Master Code can only be changed by the Master

User or the Installer. If the Master Code is not

changeable, (section [015] option 6) is enabled;

then only the Installer can change this code.

Supervisor Codes (Access Codes 41 & 42)

These codes can only be programmed by the Master

Code. These codes are always valid when entering

the [*][5] User Code Programming section. How-

ever, these codes can only program access codes

which have equal or lesser attributes. Once pro-

grammed, the Supervisor Codes receive the

attributes of the Master Code. These attributes can

then be edited.

The default attributes of a new code will be the

attributes of the code used to enter [*][5] program-

ming. The Master Code has attributes 1, 3, 4 ON.

Enter [*][5][Master Code][9] [01-32,33,34,41,42]

to edit access codes attributes.

1 Arming, disarming, alarm reset allowed.

2 Future use.

3 Zone bypassing allowed.

4-6 Future use.

7 Bell Squawk on arming/disarming.

8 Future use.

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Attribute 7 enables an access code to generate an

arming/disarming bell squawk on entry of the code.

[*][6] USER Functions

Enter: [*][6][Supervisor Code or Master Code][1-8] for

functions listed below.

1 Time and Date - The default setting for time and

date is AM/PM Time; for 24-Hr time set section

[000][6] option 2 to OFF. Time must be entered in

24-Hr Time regardless of format. The format for time

and date is: [*][6][Supervisor Code] [1] [HH]

[MM] [mm] [dd [yy]

HH = hours (00-23)

mm = month (01-12)

yy = year (00-99)

MM = minutes (00-59)

dd = day (01-31)

E.g., to set time and date to:

March 15, 2001, 6:15 PM enter:

[*][6][Supervisor Code][1][18][15][03][15][01]

To set time only enter:

[*][6][Supervisor Code][1][1800][#]

2 Auto-arm Enable/Disable - Enter [*][6][2] to

enable (three beeps indicate that auto-arm is

enabled) or disable (one long beep indicates that

auto-arm is enabled).

3 Auto-arm Schedule - Enter [*][6][3] followed by

[1-7] (Sunday-Saturday) to change the auto-arm

time for each day of the week. An icon will display

the current day. When the day you wish to change

has been selected, enter the auto-arm time in 24-hr.

format (e.g., hh:mm, 18:45 = 6:45 PM). The system

will return you to the day selection menu. Enter the

day you wish to select or enter [#] to exit auto-arm

programming.

4 System Test - The system siren output, keypad dis-

play, lights, communicator and standby battery are

tested. The siren and all display icons will turn ON

for two seconds.

5 Enable DLS - When this command is executed , the

system will open a window where calls from the

downloading computer will be detected by the sys-

tem. This window may be set to 1 Hour or Six Hours

(default).See section [702] option 7.

6 User Call-up (default ON) -When this command is

executed , the system will make one attempt to call

the downloading computer. The downloading com-

puter must be waiting for the system to call for

downloading to occur. This must be enabled in sec-

tion [400] option 2.

7 Not Used

8 User Walk Test - This will start or end the User Walk

Test. Three beeps indicate that the test has begun; a

two second tone indicates that the test has ended.

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The User Walk Test is identical to the Installer Walk

Test described in section [901], except that NO

communication to the central station is initiated.

9 Not Used

[343] Misc. Closing (Arming) Reporting Codes

These codes are sent to the System Openings and Closings Call

Direction Group programmed in section [365].

I_A_I_2_I Closing By Duress Code 33

The Duress Alarm programmed in section [328] Entry[1] is

also sent.

I_A_I_2_I Closing By Duress Code 34 - See above.

I_A_I_2_I Closing By System Code 40

I_A_I_2_I Closing By System Code 41

I_A_I_2_I Closing By System Code 42

I_7_I_A_I Partial Closing

I_A_I_5_I Special Closing

I_F_I_F_I

Late to Close

[348] Misc. Opening (Disarming) Reporting Codes

These codes are sent to the System Openings and Closings Call

Direction Group programmed in section [365].

I_A_I_2_I Opening By Duress Code 33

The Duress Alarm programmed in section [328] Entry[1] is

also sent.

I_A_I_2_I Opening By Duress Code 34 - See above.

I_A_I_2_I Opening By System Code 40

I_A_I_2_I Opening By System Code 41

I_A_I_2_I Opening By System Code 42

I_A_I_5_I Auto-arm Cancellation

This code is sent when the Auto-arm sequence is cancelled by

entering an access code or by pressing the Disarm key on a

wireless key during the one minute pre-alert.

I_A_I_2_I Special Opening

[349] Maintenance Alarm Reporting Codes

These codes are sent to the System Maintenance Alarms and Resto-

rals Call Direction Group programmed in section [367].

I_A_I_2_I Battery Trouble Alarm

This code is sent when the battery voltage is low or battery is

disconnected.

I_A_I_1_I AC Failure Trouble Alarm

This code is sent If the AC supply fails. This code is sent after

the delay programmed in section [370] entry 9.

I_F_I_F_I

Future Use

I_7_I_3_I Fire Trouble Alarm

I_F_I_F_I

Future Use

I_F_I_F_I

TLM Trouble Code (via LINKS)

TLM Trouble Code (via LINKS) - This code is sent via LINKS

backup transmitter if present, enabled and programmed.

I_A_I_A_I General System Trouble

This code is sent to report miscellaneous system troubles not

reported individually. The first alarm will initiate commnunica-

tions. Possible causes of this are:

NT9204 - AC Trouble / Restoral

- Battery Trouble / Restoral

- Supervised Output Circuit Trouble / Restoral

NT9005 -RF Jam Detection for a duration of 20 seconds.

See section [018] option [2]

I_3_I_3_I General System Supervisory

This code is sent if the system has lost communications to an

enrolled module, or a Keybus fault has been detected. The

first alarm will initiate the communications.

[350] Maintenance Restoral Reporting Codes

These codes are sent to the System Maintenance Alarms and

Restorals Call Direction Group programmed in section [367].

I_A_I_2_I Battery Trouble Restoral

I_A_I_1_I AC Failure Trouble Restoral

I_F_I_F_I

Future Use

I_7_I_3_I Fire Trouble Restoral

I_F_I_F_I

Future Use

I_5_I_1_I TLM Restoral

I_A_I_A_I General System Trouble Restore - This code

is sent on the last restoral

I_3_I_3_I General System Supervisory Restore - This

code is sent on the last restoral

[351] Misc. Maintenance Reporting Codes

These codes are sent to the System Maintenance Alarms and

Restorals Call Direction Group programmed in section [367].

I_5_I_4_I Telephone #1 FTC Restore

If events fail to communicate to either telephone number, this

code will be sent on the next successful communication. The

information will be transmitted in the following order.

- Old Event(s)

- Failure To Communicate (Telephone #1)

- New Event(s)

If multiple FTCs occur, this code will create blocks of old

information.The FTC reporting code is sent to every group’s

call directions upon transmissions of failed event transmis-

sions. When event(s) fail to communicate to a telephone

number, there will not be an attempt to communicate again

until another event is sent to that phone number.

I_5_I_4_I Telephone #2 FTC Restore - See option 1

I_F_I_F_I

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