Matrix 424 832 832+: ICON Programming Manual

Matrix 424 832 832+
ICON Programming Manual

Software Version 5
EN50131-1
Security Grade 2
RINS917-4 Environmental Class 2
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Matrix 424/832/832+ ICON Programming Guide
CONTENTS
1. ENTERING / EXITING ENGINEER MODE AND CHANGE ENGINEER CODE ...................................................1
2. SYSTEM OPTIONS PROGRAMMING..........................................................................................................1
3. ZONE CONFIGURATION ..........................................................................................................................2
3.1 Zone Connections ...............................................................................................................................2
3.2 Zone Type – Arm Mode A ....................................................................................................................3
3.3 Zone Type – Arm Mode B ....................................................................................................................4
3.4 Zone Type – Arm Mode C ....................................................................................................................5
3.5 Zone Type – Arm Mode D....................................................................................................................6
3.6 Zone Attributes – Arm Mode A, B, C and D ...........................................................................................7
3.7 Assigning Zones to Partitions .............................................................................................................12
3.8 Copy Arm Mode A to Modes B, C & D .................................................................................................13
4. USER CODES........................................................................................................................................14
4.1 Assigning User Codes to Partitions .....................................................................................................14
4.2 User Code Attributes .........................................................................................................................18
4.3 Temporary Code ...............................................................................................................................26
5. REMOTE KEYPAD PARAMETERS ............................................................................................................28
5.1 ICON Keypad Partition Allocation .......................................................................................................28
5.2 ICON Keypad Private / Public Mode....................................................................................................28
5.3 LCD Keypad Partition Allocation .........................................................................................................28
5.4 LCD Keypad Private / Public Mode......................................................................................................28
5.5 Proximity Reader Partition Allocation ..................................................................................................29
5.6 Proximity Reader Private / Public Mode ..............................................................................................29
6. FAULTS................................................................................................................................................29
6.1 System Fault Partition Allocation ........................................................................................................29
6.2 Bell/Tamper Fault Partition Allocation .................................................................................................29
7. PARTITION OPTIONS ...........................................................................................................................30
7.1 Partition Options 1 ............................................................................................................................30
7.2 Partition Options 2 ............................................................................................................................31
8. ARM OPTIONS......................................................................................................................................33
8.1 Exit Terminator .................................................................................................................................33
8.2 Home and Away Allocation ................................................................................................................34
8.3 Partition Dependency ........................................................................................................................34
8.4 Keyswitch Zone Arm Configuration.....................................................................................................35
8.5 Number of Re-Arms ..........................................................................................................................35
9. SYSTEM TIMERS ..................................................................................................................................36
10. OUTPUTS ...........................................................................................................................................37
10.1 Zone To Follow ...............................................................................................................................37
10.2 Output Types ..................................................................................................................................38
10.3 PGM Polarity ...................................................................................................................................39
11. COMMUNICATOR OPTIONS .................................................................................................................40
11.1 Account Code..................................................................................................................................40
11.2 Up/Downloading Code .....................................................................................................................40
11.3 Telephone Line Options ...................................................................................................................40
11.4 Test Dial Time.................................................................................................................................41
11.5 Test Dial Interval ............................................................................................................................41
11.6 Telephone Number Allocation ..........................................................................................................41
11.7 Test Dial Sequence..........................................................................................................................41
11.8 Anti-Code Algorithm ........................................................................................................................41
11.9 Number of Voice Message Dials .......................................................................................................41
12. FORMATS...........................................................................................................................................42
12.1 Telephone Number..........................................................................................................................42
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12.2 Reporting Formats Allocation ...........................................................................................................42
12.3 BSIA Format Channel Map ...............................................................................................................42
13. SEND OPTIONS ..................................................................................................................................43
13.1 Send Options ..................................................................................................................................43
13.2 Telephone Dial Sequence.................................................................................................................51
13.3 Voice Messages Allocation ...............................................................................................................52
14. DD243 ...............................................................................................................................................54
14.1 DD243 Options ...............................................................................................................................54
14.2 DD243 Zone Map ............................................................................................................................54
14.3 DD243 Partition Confirmation Time ..................................................................................................55
15. RADIO EXPANDER ..............................................................................................................................56
16. ENGINEER AND MAINTENANCE FUNCTIONS ........................................................................................57
16.1 Engineer Code NVM Reset ...............................................................................................................57
16.2 PGM Output Test.............................................................................................................................57
16.3 Walk Test .......................................................................................................................................57
16.4 Scan For Devices.............................................................................................................................58
16.5 Local Up/Downloading – RS232........................................................................................................58
16.6 Software Version Number ................................................................................................................58
16.7 Battery Charger Test .......................................................................................................................58
17. EVENT LOG ........................................................................................................................................59
17.1 Event Log Tables ............................................................................................................................59
18. CONTACT ID EVENT CODES ................................................................................................................62
19. QUICK REFERENCE .............................................................................................................................64
19.1 Programming Functions ...................................................................................................................64
19.2 Engineer Operations........................................................................................................................65
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1. ENTERING / EXITING ENGINEER MODE AND CHANGE ENGINEER CODE

Function Description
CCIIII(II), C Enter Engineer Mode (Default code 9999), Press function. ‘Engineers Mode’ will be displayed
C If any tampers are active, then these will be displayed on the keypad.
C Exit Engineer Mode
A test facility for all partitions is available in Engineers Mode. To enter this function, once in Engineers Mode, enter the Engineers Code again. The partition
test facility will be displayed. MAKE SURE ALL PARTITIONS ARE DISARMED BEFORE EXITING ENGINEERS MODE.
Function Enter New Code Accept Re-enter New Code Save
C |__| |__| |__| |__| (|__| |__|) C |__| |__| |__| |__| (|__| |__|) C
2. SYSTEM OPTIONS PROGRAMMING
Toggle
C System Options 1 Select Option – or > @ Save
zOFF zON
1 = AC Monitoring Enabled (Off) / Disabled (On) C
2 = Battery Monitoring Disabled (Off) / Enabled (On) C
3 = NVM Reset Link Only (Off) / Engineer Code and Link (On) C
4 = Log and Event Reporting No Limit (Off) / Limit 16 Events (On) C
5 = Telephone Line Fail Fault Indication Only (Off) / Alarm and Fault Indication (On) C
6 = Global Tamper Alarm 0V Removed (Off) / 0V Applied (On) C
7 = AC Frequency 50HZ (Off) / 60Hz (On) C
8 = Real Time Clock AC Derived (Off) / Quartz Derived (On) C
Toggle
zOFF zON
1 = Bus Device Missing Causes Fault Warning (Off) / Tamper Alarm (On) C
2 = Do Not Put Zone Restorals in Log (Off) / Put in Log (On) C
3 = Reserved For Future Use. Spare. C
4 = Disallow Arm if H,I,P,F,T Zone Open (Off) / Allow Arm (On) C
5 = Immediate Zones Open on Exit Causes Alarm Does Not Cause Alarm (Off) / Causes Alarm (On) C
6 = Do Not Suspend Exit Timer On Open Zone (Off) / Suspend Exit Timer (On)# C
7 = NC Bell/Global Tamper Inputs (Off) / EOL Bell/Global Tamper Inputs (On) C
8 = Allow Users with Proximity Cards AND User Codes to use codes all the time (Off) / Allow Users with
C
Proximity Cards AND User Codes to use codes to disarm whilst armed, after alarm only (On)
(Off) / (On) = Default
*Note - Italy: This option MUST be set to on to conform to CEI79.
#Note - Italy: This option MUST be set to NO to conform to CEI79. Belgium - This option MUST be set to NO to conform to T014.
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Toggle
zOFF zON
1 = Never Hide Display (Off) / Hide After 20 Seconds of Inactivity (On) C
2 = Restore Battery Faults As They Occur (Off) / When Exiting Engineer Mode (On) C
3 = Display Alarm in FTA Mode (Off) / As Alarms Occur (On) C
4 = Allow Arming During Mains Fail (Off) / Disallow (On)* C
5 = Allow Arming With Battery Fault (Off) / Disallow (On)* C
6 = Tamper On User Omitted Zones does not cause alarm (Off) / Causes Alarm (On)# C
7 = Wireless Jamming Fault when armed does not cause tamper (Off) / Causes tamper (On) C
8 = Allow Wireless keyfob disarm during entry period only (Off) / Always (On) C
*NOTE: Belgium - This option MUST be set to “Disallow” to comply with T014.
#NOTE: Belgium - This option MUST be set to “Causes Alarm” to comply with T014.
3. ZONE CONFIGURATION
3.1 Zone Connections

Toggle
C Zone Connections Select Option – or > @ Save
zOFF zON
1 = With End of Line Resistors (Off) / Without (On)* C
2 = Zones Doubling Disabled (Off) / Enabled (On) C
3 = 350ms All Zones (Off) / 100ms all zones (Fast Zones) (On)# C
4 = Zone 1 30ms Disabled (Off) / Enabled (On) C
5 = Single End of Lines (Alarm zones - no tamper) No (Off) / Yes (On) C
Zone Doubling enables the Matrix 832/832+ to have 64 zones. See installation manual. (Off) / (On) = Default
*NOTE - Italy: To comply with CEI79 Level 2, zones MUST be DEOL.
#Note - Italy: To comply with CEI79, this option must only be enabled if Zone 1 is connected to an inertia detector.
Please note that when the Matrix system recognises that a Wireless Expander has been installed, the following options from System Options
2 will be automatically changed:
№ OPTION System Options 2 OFF ON
4 Allow Arm If H, I, P, F, M, T Zones Open* No [Yes]
5 Immediate Zones Open On Exit [Does Not Cause Alarm] Cause Alarm
6 Suspend Exit Timer On Open Zone*g No [Yes]
Option 6 will be set to YES and disabled from the system completely.
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3.2 Zone Type – Arm Mode A

Function Description Zone Type Save Default Function Description Zone Type Save Default
C |0| |1| |__| |__| C 00 C |3| |3| |__| |__| C 02
C |0| |2| |__| |__| C 01 C |3| |4| |__| |__| C 02
C |0| |3| |__| |__| C 02 C |3| |5| |__| |__| C 02
C |0| |4| |__| |__| C 02 C |3| |6| |__| |__| C 02
Zones 33-64 are only available when Zone Doubling is enabled see Function 250
C |0| |5| |__| |__| C 02 C |3| |7| |__| |__| C 02
C |0| |6| |__| |__| C 02 C |3| |8| |__| |__| C 02
C |0| |7| |__| |__| C 02 C |3| |9| |__| |__| C 02
C |0| |8| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |0| |__| |__| C 02
C |0| |9| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |1| |__| |__| C 02
(see installation manual for connection details)

C |1| |0| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |2| |__| |__| C 02
C |1| |1| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |3| |__| |__| C 02
C |1| |2| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |4| |__| |__| C 02
C |1| |3| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |5| |__| |__| C 02
C |1| |4| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |6| |__| |__| C 02
C |1| |5| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |7| |__| |__| C 02
C |1| |6| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |8| |__| |__| C 02
C |1| |7| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |9| |__| |__| C 02
C |1| |8| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |0| |__| |__| C 02
C |1| |9| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |1| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |0| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |2| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |1| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |3| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |2| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |4| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |3| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |5| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |4| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |6| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |5| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |7| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |6| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |8| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |7| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |9| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |8| |__| |__| C 02 C |6| |0| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |9| |__| |__| C 02 C |6| |1| |__| |__| C 02
C |3| |0| |__| |__| C 02 C |6| |2| |__| |__| C 02
C |3| |1| |__| |__| C 02 C |6| |3| |__| |__| C 02
C |3| |2| |__| |__| C 02 C |6| |4| |__| |__| C 02
00 = Entry Exit 03 = Omit (Bypass) 06 = 24 Hour 09 = Tamper 12 = Unused
01 = Access 04 = Fire 07 = Key Box 10 = Latched Keyswitch 13 = Medical
02 = Immediate 05 = Personal Attack 08 = Shunt Keypad 11 = Momentary Keyswitch 14 = Arm
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3.3 Zone Type – Arm Mode B

C |0| |1| |__| |__| C 00 C |3| |3| |__| |__| C 02
C |0| |2| |__| |__| C 01 C |3| |4| |__| |__| C 02
C |0| |3| |__| |__| C 02 C |3| |5| |__| |__| C 02
C |0| |4| |__| |__| C 02 C |3| |6| |__| |__| C 02
C |0| |5| |__| |__| C 02 C |3| |7| |__| |__| C 02
C |0| |6| |__| |__| C 02 C |3| |8| |__| |__| C 02
C |0| |7| |__| |__| C 02 C |3| |9| |__| |__| C 02
C |0| |8| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |0| |__| |__| C 02
C |0| |9| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |1| |__| |__| C 02

C |1| |0| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |2| |__| |__| C 02
C |1| |1| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |3| |__| |__| C 02
C |1| |2| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |4| |__| |__| C 02
C |1| |3| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |5| |__| |__| C 02
C |1| |4| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |6| |__| |__| C 02
C |1| |5| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |7| |__| |__| C 02
C |1| |6| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |8| |__| |__| C 02
C |1| |7| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |9| |__| |__| C 02
C |1| |8| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |0| |__| |__| C 02
C |1| |9| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |1| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |0| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |2| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |1| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |3| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |2| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |4| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |3| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |5| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |4| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |6| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |5| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |7| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |6| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |8| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |7| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |9| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |8| |__| |__| C 02 C |6| |0| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |9| |__| |__| C 02 C |6| |1| |__| |__| C 02
C |3| |0| |__| |__| C 02 C |6| |2| |__| |__| C 02
C |3| |1| |__| |__| C 02 C |6| |3| |__| |__| C 02
C |3| |2| |__| |__| C 02 C |6| |4| |__| |__| C 02
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3.4 Zone Type – Arm Mode C

C |0| |1| |__| |__| C 00 C |3| |3| |__| |__| C 02
C |0| |2| |__| |__| C 01 C |3| |4| |__| |__| C 02
C |0| |3| |__| |__| C 02 C |3| |5| |__| |__| C 02
C |0| |4| |__| |__| C 02 C |3| |6| |__| |__| C 02
C |0| |5| |__| |__| C 02 C |3| |7| |__| |__| C 02
C |0| |6| |__| |__| C 02 C |3| |8| |__| |__| C 02
C |0| |7| |__| |__| C 02 C |3| |9| |__| |__| C 02
C |0| |8| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |0| |__| |__| C 02
C |0| |9| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |1| |__| |__| C 02

C |1| |0| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |2| |__| |__| C 02
C |1| |1| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |3| |__| |__| C 02
C |1| |2| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |4| |__| |__| C 02
C |1| |3| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |5| |__| |__| C 02
C |1| |4| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |6| |__| |__| C 02
C |1| |5| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |7| |__| |__| C 02
C |1| |6| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |8| |__| |__| C 02
C |1| |7| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |9| |__| |__| C 02
C |1| |8| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |0| |__| |__| C 02
C |1| |9| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |1| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |0| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |2| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |1| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |3| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |2| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |4| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |3| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |5| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |4| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |6| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |5| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |7| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |6| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |8| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |7| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |9| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |8| |__| |__| C 02 C |6| |0| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |9| |__| |__| C 02 C |6| |1| |__| |__| C 02
C |3| |0| |__| |__| C 02 C |6| |2| |__| |__| C 02
C |3| |1| |__| |__| C 02 C |6| |3| |__| |__| C 02
C |3| |2| |__| |__| C 02 C |6| |4| |__| |__| C 02
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3.5 Zone Type – Arm Mode D

C |0| |1| |__| |__| C 00 C |3| |3| |__| |__| C 02
C |0| |2| |__| |__| C 01 C |3| |4| |__| |__| C 02
C |0| |3| |__| |__| C 02 C |3| |5| |__| |__| C 02
C |0| |4| |__| |__| C 02 C |3| |6| |__| |__| C 02
C |0| |5| |__| |__| C 02 C |3| |7| |__| |__| C 02
C |0| |6| |__| |__| C 02 C |3| |8| |__| |__| C 02
C |0| |7| |__| |__| C 02 C |3| |9| |__| |__| C 02
C |0| |8| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |0| |__| |__| C 02
C |0| |9| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |1| |__| |__| C 02

C |1| |0| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |2| |__| |__| C 02
C |1| |1| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |3| |__| |__| C 02
C |1| |2| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |4| |__| |__| C 02
C |1| |3| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |5| |__| |__| C 02
C |1| |4| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |6| |__| |__| C 02
C |1| |5| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |7| |__| |__| C 02
C |1| |6| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |8| |__| |__| C 02
C |1| |7| |__| |__| C 02 C |4| |9| |__| |__| C 02
C |1| |8| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |0| |__| |__| C 02
C |1| |9| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |1| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |0| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |2| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |1| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |3| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |2| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |4| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |3| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |5| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |4| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |6| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |5| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |7| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |6| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |8| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |7| |__| |__| C 02 C |5| |9| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |8| |__| |__| C 02 C |6| |0| |__| |__| C 02
C |2| |9| |__| |__| C 02 C |6| |1| |__| |__| C 02
C |3| |0| |__| |__| C 02 C |6| |2| |__| |__| C 02
C |3| |1| |__| |__| C 02 C |6| |3| |__| |__| C 02
C |3| |2| |__| |__| C 02 C |6| |4| |__| |__| C 02
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3.6 Zone Attributes – Arm Mode A, B, C and D
Arm Toggle
Function Zone Select Option – or > @
Mode zOFF zON Save
C A |0| |1| 1 = Chime Disabled (Off) / Enabled (On) A= B = C= D = A = B = C= D= C
C B 2 = Test Disabled (Off) / Enabled (On) A= B = C= D = A = B = C= D= C
C C 3 = Mask Disabled (Off) / Enabled (On) A= B = C= D = A = B = C= D= C
C D 4 = Double Knock Disabled (Off) / Enabled (On) A= B = C= D = A = B = C= D= C
5 = Zone Polarity Normally Closed (Off) / Normally Open (On) A= B = C= D = A = B = C= D= C
C A |0||6| 1 = Chime Disabled (Off) / Enabled (On) A= B = C= D = A = B = C= D= C

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Arm Toggle
Mode zOFF zON Save

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Arm Toggle
Mode zOFF zON Save

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Arm Toggle
Mode zOFF zON Save

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Arm Toggle
Mode zOFF zON Save

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Arm Toggle
Mode zOFF zON Save
3.7 Assigning Zones to Partitions

Function Zone Partition Save Default
C |0| |1| |__| C 1 C |3| |3| |__| C 1
C |0| |2| |__| C 1 C |3| |4| |__| C 1
C |0| |3| |__| C 1 C |3| |5| |__| C 1
C |0| |4| |__| C 1 C |3| |6| |__| C 1
C |0| |5| |__| C 1 C |3| |7| |__| C 1
C |0| |6| |__| C 1 C |3| |8| |__| C 1
C |0| |7| |__| C 1 C |3| |9| |__| C 1
C |0| |8| |__| C 1 C |4| |0| |__| C 1
C |0| |9| |__| C 1 C |4| |1| |__| C 1
C |1| |0| |__| C 1 C |4| |2| |__| C 1
C |1| |1| |__| C 1 C |4| |3| |__| C 1
C |1| |2| |__| C 1 C |4| |4| |__| C 1
C |1| |3| |__| C 1 C |4| |5| |__| C 1
C |1| |4| |__| C 1 C |4| |6| |__| C 1
C |1| |5| |__| C 1 C |4| |7| |__| C 1
C |1| |6| |__| C 1 C |4| |8| |__| C 1
C |1| |7| |__| C 1 C |4| |9| |__| C 1
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C |1| |8| |__| C 1 C |5| |0| |__| C 1

C |1| |9| |__| C 1 C |5| |1| |__| C 1
C |2| |0| |__| C 1 C |5| |2| |__| C 1
C |2| |1| |__| C 1 C |5| |3| |__| C 1
C |2| |2| |__| C 1 C |5| |4| |__| C 1
C |2| |3| |__| C 1 C |5| |5| |__| C 1
C |2| |4| |__| C 1 C |5| |6| |__| C 1
C |2| |5| |__| C 1 C |5| |7| |__| C 1
C |2| |6| |__| C 1 C |5| |8| |__| C 1
C |2| |7| |__| C 1 C |5| |9| |__| C 1
C |2| |8| |__| C 1 C |6| |0| |__| C 1
C |2| |9| |__| C 1 C |6| |1| |__| C 1
C |3| |0| |__| C 1 C |6| |2| |__| C 1
C |3| |1| |__| C 1 C |6| |3| |__| C 1
C |3| |2| |__| C 1 C |6| |4| |__| C 1
3.8 Copy Arm Mode A to Modes B, C & D

C
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4. USER CODES
4.1 Assigning User Codes to Partitions

Toggle
Function User Select Option – or > @ Save
zOFF zON
C |0| |1| 1 = Not Assigned to Partition 1 (Off) / Assigned (On) C
2 = Not Assigned to Partition 2 (Off) / Assigned (On) C
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zOFF zON
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zOFF zON
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zOFF zON
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zOFF zON
(Off) / (On)
= Default
4.2 User Code Attributes
Toggle
zOFF zON
C |0| |1| 1 = Do Not Allow Omit (Bypass) Zones (Off) / Allow (On) C
2 = Normal User Code (Off) / Duress Code Only (On) C
3 = Duress Code Disabled (Off) / Enabled (On) C
4 = Do Not Allow Arm (Off) / Allow Arm (On) C
5 = Do Not Allow Disarm (Off) / Allow Disarm (On) C
6 = Forced Rearm Disabled (Off) / Enabled (On). C
7 = Reserved For Future Use. Do Not Change. C
8 = Limited User Code (Off) / Master User Code (On) C
6 = Forced Rearm Disabled (Off) / Enabled (On) C
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zOFF zON
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zOFF zON
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zOFF zON
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zOFF zON
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zOFF zON
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zOFF zON
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zOFF zON
(Off) / (On) =
Default
4.3 Temporary Code

Function User Uses Save Default Key
C |0| |1| |__| |__| C 00 00 = Limited Uses
C |0| |2| |__| |__| C 00 01 = After 1 Use Code is Deleted
C |0| |3| |__| |__| C 00 02 – 99 = Number of times code can be used between any use of an unlimited code
C |0| |4| |__| |__| C 00
C |0| |5| |__| |__| C 00
C |0| |6| |__| |__| C 00
C |0| |7| |__| |__| C 00
C |0| |8| |__| |__| C 00
C |0| |9| |__| |__| C 00
C |1| |0| |__| |__| C 00
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Function User Uses Save Default Key

C |1| |1| |__| |__| C 00 00 = Limited Uses
C |1| |2| |__| |__| C 00 01 = After 1 Use Code is Deleted
C |1| |3| |__| |__| C 00 02 – 99 = Number of times code can be used between any use of an unlimited code
C |1| |4| |__| |__| C 00
C |1| |5| |__| |__| C 00
C |1| |6| |__| |__| C 00
C |1| |7| |__| |__| C 00
C |1| |8| |__| |__| C 00
C |1| |9| |__| |__| C 00
C |2| |0| |__| |__| C 00
C |2| |1| |__| |__| C 00
C |2| |2| |__| |__| C 00
C |2| |3| |__| |__| C 00
C |2| |4| |__| |__| C 00
C |2| |5| |__| |__| C 00
C |2| |6| |__| |__| C 00
C |2| |7| |__| |__| C 00
C |2| |8| |__| |__| C 00
C |2| |9| |__| |__| C 00
C |3| |0| |__| |__| C 00
C |3| |1| |__| |__| C 00
C |3| |2| |__| |__| C 00
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5. REMOTE KEYPAD PARAMETERS
5.1 ICON Keypad Partition Allocation

Function Keypad ID Partition(s) Save Default Key
C |1| |__| |__| |__| |__| C 1 1 = Partition 1
|2| |__| |__| |__| |__| C 1 2 = Partition 2
3 = Partition 3
|3| |__| |__| |__| |__| C 1 4 = Partition 4
|4| |__| |__| |__| |__| C 1
5.2 ICON Keypad Private / Public Mode

Toggle
Function Keypad ID Select Option or > @ Save
zOFF zON
C |1| 1 = Public Keypad (Off) / Private Keypad (On) C
5.3 LCD Keypad Partition Allocation

Function Keypad ID Partition(s)* Save Default Key
C |1| |__| |__| |__| |__| C 1 1 = Partition 1
|2| |__| |__| |__| |__| C 1 2 = Partition 2
3 = Partition 3
|3| |__| |__| |__| |__| C 1 4 = Partition 4
|4| |__| |__| |__| |__| C 1
*NOTE: Entering 0 as the partition will assign the keypad to ALL partitions.
5.4 LCD Keypad Private / Public Mode
Toggle
Function Keypad ID Select Option or > @ Save
zOFF zON
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5.5 Proximity Reader Partition Allocation

Function Reader ID Partition(s)* Save Default Key
C |1| |__| |__| |__| |__| C 1 1 = Partition 1
|2| |__| |__| |__| |__| C 1 2 = Partition 2
3 = Partition 3
|3| |__| |__| |__| |__| C 1 4 = Partition 4
|4| |__| |__| |__| |__| C 1
5.6 Proximity Reader Private / Public Mode
Toggle
Function Reader ID Select Option or > @ Save
zOFF zON
C |1| 1 = Public Reader (Off) / Private Reader (On) C
6. FAULTS
6.1 System Fault Partition Allocation

Function Partition(s)* Save Default Key
C |__| |__| |__| |__| C 1 1 = Partition 1
2 = Partition 2
3 = Partition 3
4 = Partition 4
6.2 Bell/Tamper Fault Partition Allocation
Function Partition(s)* Save Default Key
C |__| |__| |__| |__| C 1 1 = Partition 1
2 = Partition 2
3 = Partition 3
4 = Partition 4
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7. PARTITION OPTIONS
7.1 Partition Options 1

Toggle
C Partition Options 1 Partition Select Option – or > @ Save
zOFF zON
|1| 1 = Audible PA Alarm (Off) / Silent PA Alarm (On) C
2 = Reserved For Future Use. Do Not Use. C
3 = Internal Sirens Only on Tamper (Off) / Internal and External (On) C
4 = Do Not Display Open Zones When Disarmed (Off) / Display Open Zones (On) C
5 = Do Not Omit (Bypass) Open Zones on Rearm (Off) / Omit Open Zones (On) C
6 = Bell Squawk Off (Off) / Bell Squawk On (On) C
7 = “Kiss-Off” Confirmation Tone Off (Off) / Confirmation Tone On (On) C
8 = Do Not Display Open Zones in Alarm (Off) / Display Open Zones in Alarm (On) C
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zOFF zON
7.2 Partition Options 2

Toggle
zOFF zON
|1| 1 = Bell Time In Minutes (Off) / Seconds (On) C
2 = Anti-code Reset Disabled (Off) / Enabled (On) C
3 = Engineer Reset Disabled (Off) / Enabled (On)* C
4 = Reset Required After Confirmed Alarms (Off) / Required After ALL Alarms (On)* C
5 = Normal Sounder Operation (Off) / French Sounder Operation (On) C
6 = Do Not Allow Zone Restorals After Reset (Off) / Allow After Reset (On) C

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C Partition Options 2 Partition Select Option – or > @ Toggle Save

*IMPORTANT NOTE
If the below options are both turned ON; an Engineer Reset is only needed for any TAMPER ALARMS.
A user code will be able to reset ALL OTHER ALARMS.
FUNCTION 401
OPTION NUMBER 3 ON = ENGINEER RESET ENABLED
OPTION NUMBER 4 ON = RESET REQUIRED AFTER ALL ALARMS
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8. ARM OPTIONS
8.1 Exit Terminator

8.1.1 Arm Mode A
Function Partition Arm Option Save Default Key
C |1| |__| C 0 0 = Timed Exit Arm
C |2| |__| C 0 1 = Final Exit Arm
C |3| |__| C 0 2 = Silent Arm
C |4| |__| C 0 3 = Forced Arm
8.1.2 Arm Mode B
C |3| |__| C 0 2 = Silent Arm
C |4| |__| C 0 3 = Forced Arm
8.1.3 Arm Mode C
C |3| |__| C 0 2 = Silent Arm
C |4| |__| C 0 3 = Forced Arm
8.1.4 Arm Mode D
C |3| |__| C 0 2 = Silent Arm
C |4| |__| C 0 3 = Forced Arm
Note: If the wireless function ‘quick arm’ is used then the exit timer is suspended. If the user doesn’t want the exit timer to be suspended on
an open zone in silent set then the key fob must not use the quick arm option. The normal timed arm option should be used with a long exit
timer.
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8.2 Home and Away Allocation

Toggle
Function Partition Select Option – or > @ Save
zOFF zON
C |1| 1 = Arm Mode A Away (Off) / Home (On) C
2 = Arm Mode B Away (Off) / Home (On) C
3 = Arm Mode C Away (Off) / Home (On) C
4 = Arm Mode D Away (Off) / Home (On) C
8.3 Partition Dependency

Toggle
zOFF zON
C |1| 1 = Partition Will Not Arm with Partition 1 (Off) / Partition Will Arm with Partition 1 (On) C
2 = Partition Will Not Arm with Partition 2 (Off) / Partition Will Arm with Partition 2 (On) C

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zOFF zON
(Off) / (On) =
Default
8.4 Keyswitch Zone Arm Configuration

Function Partition Arm Mode Save Default Key
C |1| |__| C 1 1 = Arm Mode A
C |2| |__| C 1 2 = Arm Mode B
3 = Arm Mode C
C |3| |__| C 1 4 = Arm Mode D
C |4| |__| C 1
8.5 Number of Re-Arms

Function Partition Number of Re-Arms Save Default Key
C |1| |__| C 0 0 = Continuous Re-arms
C |2| |__| C 0 1..9 = Limited Number of Re-arms
C |3| |__| C 0
C |4| |__| C 0
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9. SYSTEM TIMERS
Function Timer Partition Time Save Default Key
C Bell Time |1| |__| |__| C 4 00..99 = Time in Minutes
C Bell Time |2| |__| |__| C 4
C Bell Time |3| |__| |__| C 4
C Bell Time |4| |__| |__| C 4

C Bell Delay |1| |__| |__| C 00 00..99 = Time in Minutes
C Bell Delay |2| |__| |__| C 00
C Bell Delay |3| |__| |__| C 00
C Bell Delay |4| |__| |__| C 00
NOTE – Italy: Bell Delay MUST be set to 0 to comply with CEI79.
C Entry Time |1| |__| |__| C 20 00..99 = Time in Seconds
C Entry Time |2| |__| |__| C 20
C Entry Time |3| |__| |__| C 20
C Entry Time |4| |__| |__| C 20

C Exit Time |1| |__| |__| C 20 00..99 = Time in Seconds
C Exit Time |2| |__| |__| C 20
C Exit Time |3| |__| |__| C 20
C Exit Time |4| |__| |__| C 20

C Final Exit Delay |1| |__| |__| C 07 00..99 = Time in Seconds
C Final Exit Delay |2| |__| |__| C 07
C Auto Arm Commencing Time |1| |__| |__| |__| |__| C 0000 0000..2359 = Time (0000 = Disabled)
C Auto Arm Commencing Time |2| |__| |__| |__| |__| C 0000
NOTE: Italy - If Auto Arm is to be used, Allow Arm if H,I,P,F,M,T Zones Open must be set to “Yes” and Immediate Zones Open on Exit must be
set to “Causes an Alarm” (System Options 2) in order to comply with CEI79.
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Function Timer Partition Time Save Default Key

C Inactivity Auto Arm |1| |__| |__| C 00 00..99 x 10 minutes= Time in minutes (00 = Disabled)
C Inactivity Auto Arm |2| |__| |__| C 00

C AC Mains Fail Report Delay |1| |__| |__| C 10 00..99 = Time in Minutes
C AC Mains Fail Report Delay |2| |__| |__| C 10

C Telephone Fail Report Delay |1| |__| |__| C 01 00..99 = Time in Minutes
C Telephone Fail Report Delay |2| |__| |__| C 01

C Seconds in Last Minute of Day |1| |__| |__| C 60 00..99 = Time in Seconds
C Seconds in Last Minute of Day |2| |__| |__| C 60
10. OUTPUTS
10.1 Zone To Follow

Function Description Partition Zone Save Default Key
C Zone To Follow: |1| |__| |__| C 00 00..32 = Zone
C Zone To Follow: |2| |__| |__| C 00
C Zone To Follow: |3| |__| |__| C 00
C Zone To Follow: |4| |__| |__| C 00
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10.2 Output Types

Output Default
Function Output Save Partition(s)* Save
Type Type Part’n
C |0| |1| |__| |__| C |__| |__| |__| |__| C 14 1
C |0| |2| |__| |__| C |__| |__| |__| |__| C 09 1
C |0| |3| |__| |__| C |__| |__| |__| |__| C 04 1
C |0| |4| |__| |__| C |__| |__| |__| |__| C 11 1
C |0| |5| |__| |__| C |__| |__| |__| |__| C 00 –
C |0| |6| |__| |__| C |__| |__| |__| |__| C 00 –
C |0| |7| |__| |__| C |__| |__| |__| |__| C 00 –
C |0| |8| |__| |__| C |__| |__| |__| |__| C 00 –
C |0| |9| |__| |__| C |__| |__| |__| |__| C 00 –
C |1| |0| |__| |__| C |__| |__| |__| |__| C 00 –
C |1| |1| |__| |__| C |__| |__| |__| |__| C 00 –
C |1| |2| |__| |__| C |__| |__| |__| |__| C 00 –


OUTPUT TYPES
00 Not USed 12 Follow Confirmed Alarm 24 Follow Digital Output Confirmed 36 Follow Momentary Burglary
01 E- LED Enable 13 Follow Tamper Alarm 25 Follow Digital Output Omit 37 Follow Momentary 24HR
02 C+ Latch 14 External Bell 26 Follow Hidden Display 38 Follow Momentary Fire
03 RKP Controlled 15 GND Fire Detector (PGM4 only) 27 Follow Mains Fail 39 Follow Momentary Medical
04 Follow Arm/Disarm 16 Twin Alert (PGM3 only) 28 Follow Battery Low 40 Follow Momentary PA
05 Follow Zone 17 Follow Entry/Exit 29 Follow Battery Missing 41 Follow Momentary Tamper
06 Follow Tel Line Fail 18 Follow Digital Output Fire 30 Internal Sounder 42 Follow Momentary Duress
07 Follow Kiss Off 19 Follow Digital Output PA 31 Follow Medical Alarm 43 Follow Momentary ComFail
08 Shock/Fire Sensor Reset 20 Follow Digital Output Intruder 32 Follow Battery Faults 44 Follow Momentary RKP Fail
09 Follow Strobe 21 Follow Digital Output Open/Close 33 Follow Duress 45 Follow Momentary Test Call
10 Follow Fire Alarm 22 Follow Digital Output Abort 34 Follow Disarmed 46 Status LED Output
11 Follow PA Alarm 23 Follow Digital Output Medial 35 Follow System Faults 47 Keyfob Controlled
48 Follow Supervision Timer
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10.3 PGM Polarity

Toggle
Function PGM Select Option – or > @ Save
zOFF zON
C |0| |1| 1 = Active Low (Off) / Active High (On) C
2 = Not User Testable (Off) / User Testable (On) C
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11. COMMUNICATOR OPTIONS
11.1 Account Code

Function Partition Account Code Save Hexadecimal Key
C |1| C = B
C |2| C = C
C |3| C = D
= E
C |4| C
= F
NOTE: Auto-saving and exiting of this function takes place after entering the 6th digit. For a 4- or 5-digit account code, press C to save the changes and
exit the function.
11.2 Up/Downloading Code
Function Up/Downloading Code Save Key
C C 0000...9999
NOTE: Auto-saving and exiting of this function takes place after entering the 4th digit.
11.3 Telephone Line Options
Toggle
C Telephone Line Options 1 Select Option – or > @ Save
zOFF zON
1 = Telephone Line Monitoring Disabled (Off) /Monitoring Enabled (On) C
2 = Standard Handshake Filter (Off) / Wide Filter (On) C
3 = Tone Dial (Off) / Pulse Dial (On) C
4 = AMC Disabled (Off) / Enabled (On) C
5 = Reporting Events Low Priority (Off) / High Priority (On) C
6 = Do Not Send Open After Alarm (Off) / Send Open (On) C
Toggle
C Telephone Line Options 2 Select Option – or > @ Save
zOFF zON
1 = Do Not Delete Pending Events After Alarm (Off) / Delete Pending Events (On) C
2 = Normal Event Dial (Off) / Fast Event Dial (On) C
3 = Event Redials 4 Dials (Off) / 8 Dials (On) C
4 = MX485 Reporting: Sending Everything (Off) / Follow Send Options (On) C
5 = Event Duplication: (On) / (Off) C
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11.4 Test Dial Time

Function Description Time Save Default Key
C Test Dial Time: |__| |__| |__| |__| C 0000 0000...2359 (24Hr Format, 000 = Disabled)
11.5 Test Dial Interval

Function Description Interval Save Default Key
C Test Dial Interval: |__| |__| C 00 00..99 = Interval in Days (00 = set in Function 603)
11.6 Telephone Number Allocation

Function Description Telephone Save Default Key
C Telephone Number 1 Allocation: |__| C 0 0..9 = Telephone 1 – 9 (0 = No Telephone Allocated)
11.7 Test Dial Sequence

Function Description Sequence Save Default Key
C Test Dial Sequence: |__| C 03 1 = Telephone No. 1 Only
2 = Telephone No. 1 and Telephone No. 2
3 = Telephone No. 1, Backup to Telephone No. 2
11.8 Anti-Code Algorithm

Function Description Algorithm Save Default Key
C Anti-Code Algorithm: |__| C 0 0..9 = Algorithm Number
NOTE: Most Pyronix Anti-Code generating software will only generate codes for algorithm 0, and therefore the default setting of 0 should be kept.
11.9 Number of Voice Message Dials

Function Description Interval Save Default Key
C No. of Voice Message Dials: |__| |__| C 1 0..8 = No. of Dials
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12. FORMATS
12.1 Telephone Number

Function Telephone Number Save Key
C |1| C = *, will be displayed as %
C |2| C = #, will be displayed as &
C |3| C = 3 second pause, will be displayed as '
C |4| C > = Delete current number and exit function
C |5| C
C |6| C
C |7| C
C |8| C
C |9| C
12.2 Reporting Formats Allocation

Function Telephone Number Format Save Default Key
C |1| |__| |__| C 0 0 = Contact ID
C |2| |__| |__| C 0 1 = BSIA Fast Format
C |3| |__| |__| C 0 2 = Pyronix Format
C |4| |__| |__| C 0 3 = Pager Format
C |5| |__| |__| C 0 4 = Voice Format
C |6| |__| |__| C 0
C |7| |__| |__| C 0
C |8| |__| |__| C 0
C |9| |__| |__| C 0
12.3 BSIA Format Channel Map

Channel
Function Default
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
C 123456578

KEY: 1 = Fire 2 = PA 3=Intruder 4=Open/Close 5=Abort 6=Medical 7=Confirmed 8=Omit
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13. SEND OPTIONS
13.1 Send Options

13.1.1 Disarmed Mode Send Options
Toggle
C Disarmed Mode Send Options Partition Select Option – or > @ Save
zOFF zON
|1| 1 = Intruder Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
2 = Panic Alarm Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
3 = Fire Alarm Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
4 = Maintenance Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
5 = Open/Close Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
6 = Medical Alarm Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
7 = Confirmed Alarm Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
8 = Omits (Bypass) Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On)* C
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Toggle
C Disarmed Mode Send Options Partition Select Option – or > @ Save
zOFF zON
*NOTE: Italy - Omit (Bypass) Events MUST be reported for all Arm Modes to comply with CEI79.
Belgium - Omit (Bypass) Events MUST be reported for all Arm Modes to comply with T014.
13.1.2 Arm Mode A Send Options

Toggle
C Arm Mode A Send Options Partition Select Option – or > @ Save
zOFF zON
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C Arm Mode A Send Options Partition Select Option – or > @ Save
zOFF zON
13.1.3 Arm Mode B Send Options

Toggle
C Arm Mode B Send Options Partition Select Option – or > @ Save
zOFF zON
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C Arm Mode B Send Options Partition Select Option – or > @ Save
zOFF zON
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13.1.4 Arm Mode C Send Options

Toggle
C Arm Mode C Send Options Partition Select Option – or > @ Save
zOFF zON
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C Arm Mode C Send Options Partition Select Option – or > @ Save
zOFF zON
13.1.5 Arm Mode D Send Options

Toggle
C Arm Mode D Send Options Partition Select Option – or > @ Save
zOFF zON
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C Arm Mode D Send Options Partition Select Option – or > @ Save
zOFF zON
13.1.6 Restoral Send Options

Toggle
C Restoral Send Options Partition Select Option – or > @ Save
zOFF zON
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C Restoral Send Options Partition Select Option – or > @ Save
zOFF zON
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13.2 Telephone Dial Sequence

Function Part’n Alarm Type Tel 1 Save Tel 2 Save Tel 3 Save Default
C |1| |1| (Intruder Events) |__| C |__| C |__| C 1, 2, 0
C |1| |2| (Personal Attack Events) |__| C |__| C |__| C 1, 2, 0
C |1| |3| (Fire Alarm Events) |__| C |__| C |__| C 1, 2, 0
C |1| |4| (Maintenance Events) |__| C |__| C |__| C 1, 2, 0
C |1| |5| (Open/Close Events) |__| C |__| C |__| C 1, 2, 0
C |1| |6| (Medical Alarm Events) |__| C |__| C |__| C 1, 2, 0 Key
C |1| |7| (Confirmed Alarm Events) |__| C |__| C |__| C 1, 2, 0
1 = Telephone No. 1
C |1| |8| (Omit (Bypass) Events) |__| C |__| C |__| C 1, 2, 0
Function Part’n Alarm Type Tel 1 Save Tel 2 Save Tel 3 Save Default 2 = Telephone No. 2
3 = Telephone No. 3
C |2| |3| (Fire Alarm Events) |__| C |__| C |__| C 1, 2, 0 4 = Telephone No. 4
C |2| |4| (Maintenance Events) |__| C |__| C |__| C 1, 2, 0 5 = Telephone No. 5
6 = Telephone No. 6
C |2| |6| (Medical Alarm Events) |__| C |__| C |__| C 1, 2, 0
C |2| |7| (Confirmed Alarm Events) |__| C |__| C |__| C 1, 2, 0 7 = Telephone No. 7
C |2| |8| (Omit (Bypass) Events) |__| C |__| C |__| C 1, 2, 0 8 = Telephone No. 8
9 = Telephone No. 9
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13.3 Voice Messages Allocation

Function Partition Alarm Type Voice Message Save Default Key
C |1| |1| (Intruder Events) |__| C 1 0...8 = Voice Message Number
C |1| |2| (Personal Attack Events) |__| C 1
C |1| |3| (Fire Alarm Events) |__| C 1
C |1| |4| (Maintenance Events) |__| C 1
C |1| |5| (Open/Close Events) |__| C 1/2
C |1| |6| (Medical Alarm Events) |__| C 1
C |1| |7| (Confirmed Alarm Events) |__| C 1
C |1| |8| (Omit (Bypass) Events) |__| C 1

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14. DD243
14.1 DD243 Options

Toggle
C DD243 Options 1 Select Option – or > @ Save
zOFF zON
1 = Disable DD243 Options 2 – 8 (Off) / Enable DD243 Options (On) C
2 = Open Set Zone Does Not Stop Confirmation (Off) / Stops Confirmation (On) C
3 = Open Entry Zone Does Not Stop Confirmation (Off) / Stops Confirmation (On) C
4 = Auto Omit Open Zones at the End of Bell Time (Off) / At the End of Confirmation Time (On) C
5 = Lost Zone Expander Does Not Cause a Confirmed Alarm (Off) / Causes Confirmed Alarm (On) C
6 = Fire, PA & Medical Keys Are Not Disabled (Off) / Disabled (On) C
7 = Entry Timer End Re-enables Confirmation (Off) / Does Not Re-enable Confirmation (On) C
14.2 DD243 Zone Map
Function Zone Map Save Default Key
C |0| |1| |__| |__| C 01 01...32 = Zone Map Number
C |0| |2| |__| |__| C 02
C |0| |3| |__| |__| C 03
C |0| |4| |__| |__| C 04
C |0| |5| |__| |__| C 05
C |0| |6| |__| |__| C 06
C |0| |7| |__| |__| C 07
C |0| |8| |__| |__| C 08
C |0| |9| |__| |__| C 09
C |1| |0| |__| |__| C 10
C |1| |1| |__| |__| C 11
C |1| |2| |__| |__| C 12
C |1| |3| |__| |__| C 13
C |1| |4| |__| |__| C 14
C |1| |5| |__| |__| C 15
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Function Zone Map Save Default Key

C |1| |6| |__| |__| C 16 01...32 = Zone Map Number
C |1| |7| |__| |__| C 17
C |1| |8| |__| |__| C 18
C |1| |9| |__| |__| C 19
C |2| |0| |__| |__| C 20
C |2| |1| |__| |__| C 21
C |2| |2| |__| |__| C 22
C |2| |3| |__| |__| C 23
C |2| |4| |__| |__| C 24
C |2| |5| |__| |__| C 25
C |2| |6| |__| |__| C 26
C |2| |7| |__| |__| C 27
C |2| |8| |__| |__| C 28

C |2| |9| |__| |__| C 29
C |3| |0| |__| |__| C 30
C |3| |1| |__| |__| C 31
C |3| |2| |__| |__| C 32
14.3 DD243 Partition Confirmation Time

Function Partition Time Save Default Key
C |1| |__| |__| C 30 01...99 = Time In Minutes
C |2| |__| |__| C 30
C |3| |__| |__| C 30
C |4| |__| |__| C 30
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15. RADIO EXPANDER
Function Partition Keyfob Button Action Save Default

C |1| Button 1 |__||__| C 12
|1| Button 2 |__||__| C 05
|1| Button 3 |__||__| C 11
|1| Button 4 |__||__| C 11
Key:
|1| Button 1 and 2 |__||__| C 11 01 = Arm A
|1| Button 3 and 4 |__||__| C 11 02 = Arm B
03 = Arm C
04 = Arm D
Function Partition Keyfob Button Action Save Default 05 = Disarm
06 = RKP Controlled
C |2| Button 1 |__||__| C 12 07 = Keyfob Controlled
|2| Button 2 |__||__| C 05 08 = Fire Alarm
09 = Medical Alarm
|2| Button 3 |__||__| C 11
10 = Personal Attack
|2| Button 4 |__||__| C 11 11 = Not Used
12 = Quick Arm A
|2| Button 1 and 2 |__||__| C 11
13 = Quick Arm B
|2| Button 3 and 4 |__||__| C 11 14 = Quick Arm C
15 = Quick Arm D

C |3| Button 1 |__||__| C 12
|3| Button 2 |__||__| C 05
|3| Button 3 |__||__| C 11
|3| Button 4 |__||__| C 11
|3| Button 1 and 2 |__||__| C 11
|3| Button 3 and 4 |__||__| C 11
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Key:
C |4| Button 1 |__||__| C 12 01 = Arm A
02 = Arm B
|4| Button 2 |__||__| C 05
03 = Arm C
|4| Button 3 |__||__| C 11 04 = Arm D
|4| Button 4 |__||__| C 11 05 = Disarm
06 = RKP Controlled
|4| Button 1 and 2 |__||__| C 11 07 = Keyfob Controlled
|4| Button 3 and 4 |__||__| C 11 08 = Fire Alarm
09 = Medical Alarm
10 = Personal Attack
Function Partition Supervision Time Action Save Default 11 = Not Used
12 = Quick Arm A
C || Supervision Time |__||__| C 2 13 = Quick Arm B
14 = Quick Arm C
15 = Quick Arm D
16. ENGINEER AND MAINTENANCE FUNCTIONS
16.1 Engineer Code NVM Reset

C
16.2 PGM Output Test

Function PGM Toggle Output Exit Function Key
C II C 01 = PGM 1 07 = PGM 7
02 = PGM 2 08 = PGM 8
03 = PGM 3 09 = PGM 9
04 = PGM 4 10 = PGM 10
05 = PGM 5 11 = PGM 11
06 = PGM 6 12 = PGM 12
16.3 Walk Test

Function Enter Arm Mode Exit Function
C DEFG C
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16.4 Scan For Devices

C
16.5 Local Up/Downloading – RS232

C
16.6 Software Version Number

C
16.7 Battery Charger Test

C
NOTE: NBUSJY 832+
R
A PASS message always indicates a test pass.

A FAIL result however may be displayed under certain conditions even though the
battery charging circuit is working correctly. This is due partly because of the length
of the test. A much longer test would always correctly diagnose a passed battery
charging circuit, although the test would take far too long for practical purposes.
If you receive a FAIL message then use the following steps to confirm it:
• Configure a multimeter for current measurement (>600mA scale)
• Attach the multimeter in-line with the BAT+ terminal (see diagram below)
• Re-run this function
• Check that the current starts at 0A and turns ON after approximately 20 seconds,
for a minimum of 5 seconds. This indicates a test pass. If the current
measurement remains at 0A all of the time, then this indicates a test failure.
Current Input Common
Battery 12V
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17. EVENT LOG

Function Scroll Exit Log
C > @ C
17.1 Event Log Tables
ICON Keypad EVENT LOG TABLE

>/@ Keypress
Icon Description
1st 2nd
ALARMS & TAMPERS
. (( ST-H
HZ Entry time expired. The number refers to the zone
. ST-H
HZ Burglary on zone, number signifies zone
6 ST-H
HZ Tamper on zone, number signifies zone
; ST-H
HZ PA zone activated, number signifies zone
= ST-H
HZ Fire zone activated, number signifies zone
= RR 2-wire Fire detector input activated (PGM4)
ST-H
HZ Medical zone activated, number signifies zone
; SS PA alarm activated from a keypad
= SS Fire alarm activated from a keypad
SS Medical alarm activated from a keypad
. / Telephone line fail alarm
6 7 ST Global tamper loop broken
6 7 SZ Bell tamper loop broken
6 7 SU Plug on zone expander board not present
6 7 SW 2-wire Fire detector input tamper (PGM4)
6 7 S\ Remote device missing caused tamper
6 7 SL Keypress tamper – 16th wrong keypress in armed mode, 53rd in disarmed mode
6 7 SR Remote device case tamper
6 57 ST-L
LU 3rd - ST Remote device front tamper activation, 01-84 = Type/ID
RESTORALS
N ST-H
HZ Zone restore, number signifies zone
V ST-H
HZ Tamper restore, number signifies zone
[ ST-H
HZ PA zone restore, number signifies zone
] ST-H
HZ Fire zone restore, number signifies zone
ST-H
HZ Medical zone restore, number signifies zone
V 57 ST-L
LU 3rd - ST Remote device front tamper restore, 01-84 = Type/ID
5T ST-H
HZ User code after alarm, number signifies user (enter FTA mode)
5Z Bell time expired
5H Panel powered up
. = blinking, N = steady
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>/@ Keypress
Description
1st 2nd
OPEN / CLOSE (DISARM / ARM)
$ ST-H
HZ Armed in mode A by user, number signifies code used
% ST-H
HZ Armed in mode B by user, number signifies code used
& ST-H
HZ Armed in mode C by user, number signifies code used
' ST-H
HZ Armed in mode D by user, number signifies code used
$-' SS Armed in mode A-D by keyswitch zone
$-' RR Armed in mode A-D by engineer (from Engineer Mode or from a PC)
$7 Armed due inactivity / auto arm timer
8 ST-H
HZ Disarmed (or reset alarm) by user, number signifies code used
8 SS Disarmed (or reset alarm) by keyswitch zone
8 RR Disarmed by engineer (from Engineer Mode or from a PC)
$3 Disarmed due to dependency on other partitions
2 ST-H
HZ Zone omitted, number signifies zone
SYSTEM FAULT
ST Bell fuse fail
SZ Auxiliary fuse fail
SH Battery missing / Battery fuse fail (DC voltage missing on terminals “+BAT-”)
SU Battery low voltage (DC voltage on terminals +BAT- is less than 10,7V)
SW Mains fail (AC voltage missing on terminals “17V~”)
S\ Telephone line fail
SX Remote device has gone missing on bus
SL Failed to report to central station
SR Battery fault on wireless detector(s)
S$ Battery fault on keyfob(s)
S% Jamming fault detected on wireless expander
S& Detector signal low
S' Detector signal has gone missing
5 ST Bell fuse fail restore
5 SZ Auxiliary fuse fail restore
5 SH Battery missing / Battery fuse fail restore
5 SU Battery low voltage restore
5 SW Mains fail restore
5 S\ Telephone line fail restore
5 SX Remote device has been found on bus (restore)
5 SL Successful transmission to central station (restore)
5 SR Battery fault on wireless detector(s) restore
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>/@ Keypress
Description
1st 2nd
5 S$ Battery fault on wireless keyfob(s) restore
5 S% Jamming fault has been restored on a wireless expander (restore)
5 S& Detector signal OK (restore)
5 S' Detector signal has been found (restore)
SYSTEM EVENTS
(S Engineer mode exited

(T Engineer mode entered
lL ST Walk test mode entered
lL SZ Walk test mode exited
lL SU NVM reset to factory defaults
Time and date changed by user,
'7 ST-H
HZ
number signifies code used
'7 RR Time and date changed by engineer
" ST-L
LU Remote device lost on bus, number refers to type/ID
" ST-L
LU Remote device found on bus, number refers to type/ID
UP/DOWNLOADING EVENTS
3& SS Panel answered the telephone

3& ST Panel hung up the telephone line
3& SZ Full data upload to panel
3& SH Full data download from panel
3& SU Partial data upload to panel
3& SW Upload data to panel complete
3& S\ Download data from panel complete
3& SX UDL session denied (up/download code incorrect)
3& SL UDL session start-up (up/download code accepted)
3& SR Time and date changed by PC
Enter command to initiate local UDL session
3& TS
(local connection expected)
3& TT Arm/Disarm command received form a PC
Beginning of the log
End of the log
RINS917-4 Page 61
18. CONTACT ID EVENT CODES
Q EEE English Equivalent Matrix System Events PP NNN
Group 1: INTRUDER ALARMS
1 or 3 130 Burglary Immediate or Access Zone – Alarm / Restoral 01-04 001-032
1 or 3 133 24 Hour 24 Hour Zone – Alarm / Restoral 01-04 001-032
1 or 3 134 Entry / Exit Entry / Exit Zone – Alarm / Restoral 01-04 001-032
1 or 3 137 Tamper Global Tamper Loop (GT Input) – Alarm / Restoral 01-04 001
1 or 3 137 Tamper Keypress Tamper – Alarm / Restoral 01-04 003
1 or 3 143 Expansion Module Fault Remote Device Missing / Restoral (MX-IX16) 01-04 002
1 or 3 143 Expansion Module Fault Remote Device Missing / Restoral (MX-RIX16 – ID1) 01-04 061
1 or 3 143 Expansion Module Fault Remote Device Missing / Restoral (MX-RIX16 – ID2) 01-04 062
1 or 3 143 Expansion Module Fault Remote Device Missing / Restoral (MX-ROX8) 01-04 041
1 or 3 143 Expansion Module Fault Remote Device Missing / Restoral (MX-LCD) 01-04 001-004
1 or 3 143 Expansion Module Fault Remote Device Missing / Restoral (MX-LCD ICON) 01-04 011-014
1 or 3 143 Expansion Module Fault Remote Device Missing / Restoral (MX-PROX) 01-04 021-024
1 or 3 144 Sensor Tamper EOL Zone – Tamper / Restoral 01-04 001-032
1 or 3 146 Silent Burglary Immediate or Access Zone – Bell Delay Alarm / Restoral 01-04 001-032
1 or 3 321 Bell Tamper Bell Tamper Loop (BT Input) – Alarm / Restoral 01-04 000
1 or 3 373 Tamper 2 Wire Fire Detector Loop (on PGM4) – Tamper / Restoral 01-04 099
1 or 3 Tamper Zone – Alarm / Restoral (Internal alarm only / no bell
383 Sensor Tamper 01-04 001-032
activation)
Group 2: PERSONAL ATTACK ALARMS
1 121 Duress Arm or Disarm by Duress User Code 01-04 001-032
1 or 3 122 Silent Panic Silent PA Alarm / Restoral from Keypad 01-04 000
1 or 3 122 Silent Panic Personal Attack Zone – Silent Alarm / Restoral 01-04 001-032
1 or 3 123 Audible Panic Audible PA Alarm / Restoral from Keypad 01-04 000
1 or 3 123 Audible Panic Personal Attack Zone – Audible Alarm / Restoral 01-04 001-032
Group 3: FIRE ALARMS
1 or 3 110 Fire Fire Alarm / Restoral from Keypad 01-04 000
1 or 3 110 Fire 2 Wire Fire Detector Loop (on PGM4) – Alarm / Restoral 01-04 099
1 or 3 110 Fire Fire Zone – Alarm / Restoral 01-04 001-032
Group 4: MAINTENANCE
1 or 3 301 AC Power AC Mains – Fail / Restoral 01 000
1 or 3 302 Low Battery Battery Missing or Low Battery – Fail / Restoral 01 000
1 305 System Reset Panel Powered Up 01 000
1 or 3 344 Jam Detect RF Expander experiencing Jamming 01-04 000
1 or 3 381 Supervision Loss Detector stopped checking in 01-04 016-032
1 or 3 384 RF Low Battery Low battery in RF detector 01-04 016-032
1 412 Successful UDL Data was successfully uploaded from / downloaded from panel 01 000
1 or 3 607 Walk Test Mode Walk Test Mode – Entered / Left 01-04 000
1 or 3 623 Event Log 90% Full Event Log 90% of Capacity 01 000
1 627 Program Mode Entry Engineer Mode Entered 01 099
1 628 Program Mode Exit Engineer Mode Left 01 099
Group 5: OPEN/CLOSE
1 or 3 401 User Open (Disarm) / Close (Arm) by User Code 01-04 001-032
1 or 3 401 User Open (Disarm) / Close (Arm) from Engineer Mode or PC 01-04 099
1 403 Automatic Open (Disarm) by Partition Dependency 01-04 000
3 403 Automatic Close (Arm) by Inactivity ot Auto Arm Timers 01-04 000
3 403 Automatic Close (Arm) On Power Up 01-04 099
1 or 3 409 Keyswitch Open (Disarm) / Close (Arm) by Keyswitch Zone 01-04 000
Group 6: MEDICAL ALARMS
1 or 3 100 Personal Emergency Medical Alarm / Restoral from Keypad 01-04 000
1 or 3 100 Personal Emergency Medical Zone – Alarm / Restoral 01-04 001-032
Group 7: CONFIRMED ALARMS
1 or 3 139 Confirmed Alarm Alarm code send after activation of any 2 zones within one arm period 01-04 000
Group 8: OMIT (BYPASS)
1 570 Zone Bypass Normal Zone Omitted (Bypassed) On Arm or Auto Rearm 01-04 001-032
1 571 Zone Bypass Fire Zone Bypasses on Arm 01-04 001-032
1 572 24 Hour Bypass 24 Hour Zone Omitted (Bypassed) On Arm or Auto Rearm 01-04 001-032
ABORT
1 406 Open After Alarm Abort / Cancel with User Code after Alarm 01-04 000
TEST DIALS
1 602 Periodic Periodic Test Call 01 000
1 or 3 250 Keybox & Patrol Keybox Zone – Opened / Closed 01-04 001-032
1 406 Open After Alarm Abort / Cancel with User Code after Alarm 01-04 000
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Q EEE English Equivalent Matrix System Events PP NNN
KEYBOX & PATROL
1 or 3 250 Keybox & Patrol Keybox Zone – Open (Disarm) / Close (Arm) 01-04 001-016
Message string of CID: [AAAA] [CC] [Q] [EEE] [PP] [NNN] [m]
[AAAA] Account Number
[CC] Reporting Format (18 for CID)
[Q] Event Qualifier: 1 = New Event or Opening, 3 = New Restore or Closing
[EEE] Digital Event Code
[PP] Partition Number
[NNN] Zone Number / User Number / Component Qualifier
[m] Checksum
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19. QUICK REFERENCE
19.1 Programming Functions

C Change Engineer Code page 1
C System Options 1 page 1
C Global Zone Options page 2
C Zone Type – Arm Mode A page 3
C Zone Type – Arm Mode B page 4
C Zone Type – Arm Mode C page 5
C Zone Type – Arm Mode D page 6
C Zone Attributes – Arm Mode A page 7
C Zone Attributes – Arm Mode B page 7
C Zone Attributes – Arm Mode C page 7
C Zone Attributes – Arm Mode D page 7
C Copy Arm Mode A to B, C & D page 13
C User Code Partition Allocation & Attributes page 14
C User Code Attributes page 18
C Maximum Code Uses page 26
C ICON Keypad Partition Allocation page 28
C ICON Keypad Private Option page 28
C LCD Keypad Partition Allocation page 28
C LCD Keypad Private Option page 28
C Proximity Reader Partition Allocation page 29
C Proximity Reader Private Option page 29
C System Faults Warning Partition Allocation page 29
C Bell/Global Tamper Faults Warning Partition Allocation page 29
C Partition Options 1 page 30
C Partition Options 2 page 31
C Exit Terminator Type for Arm A page 33
C Exit Terminator Type for Arm B page 33
C Exit Terminator Type for Arm C page 33
C Exit Terminator Type for Arm D page 33
C Home and Away Allocation page 34
C Partition Dependency Options page 34
C Keyswitch Zone Arm Mode Allocation page 35
C Number of Rearms page 35
C Bell Timer page 36
C Bell Delay Timer page 36
C Entry Timer page 36
C Exit Timer page 36
C Final Exit Delay Timer page 36
C Auto Arm Commencing Time of Every Day page 36
C Inactivity Auto-Arm Timer page 37
C AC Fail Warning & Report Delay Timer page 37
C Telephone Line Fail Warning & Report Delay Timer page 37
C Seconds In Last Minute Of The Day Timer page 37
C Zone to Follow in Partition page 37
C PGM Output Types page 38
C PGM Options page 39
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C Account Codes Programming page 40

C Upload/Download Code Programming page 40
C Telephone Line Options 1 page 40
C Test Dial Time page 41
C Test Dial Interval page 41
C Test Dial Telephone 1 Allocation page 41
C Test Dial Sequence page 41
C Anti-Code Algorithm page 41
C Telephone Line Options 2 page 40
C Telephone Number Programming page 42
C Telephone Format Allocation page 42
C BSIA Format Channel Map page 42
C Disarmed Mode Send Options page 43
C Arm Mode A Send Options page 44
C Arm Mode B Send Options page 45
C Arm Mode C Send Options page 47
C Arm Mode D Send Options page 48
C Restoral Events Send Options page 49
C Allocating Telephone Numbers to Event Groups page 51
C Allocating Voice Messages to Event Groups page 52
C Number of Voice Message Dials page 41
C DD243 Options page 54
C DD243 Zone Map page 54
C DD243 Partition Confirmation Times page 55
C Program Keyfob(s) page 56
C Radio Supervision Times Page 57
19.2 Engineer Operations

C Display Event Log page 59
C NVM Reset to Factory Default page 57
C PGM Outputs Test page 57
C Walk Test page 57
C Scan for Device on the Bus page 58
C Initiate Local UDL Session page 58
C Battery Charger Test page 58
C Panel Software Version Number page 58
RINS917-4 Page 65
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1. ENTERING / EXITING ENGINEER MODE AND CHANGE ENGINEER CODE

3.1 Zone Connections

3.2 Zone Type – Arm Mode A

(see installation manual for connection details)

3.3 Zone Type – Arm Mode B

(see installation manual for connection details)

3.4 Zone Type – Arm Mode C

(see installation manual for connection details)

3.5 Zone Type – Arm Mode D

(see installation manual for connection details)

3.6 Zone Attributes – Arm Mode A, B, C and D

3.7 Assigning Zones to Partitions

C |1| |8| |__| C 1 C |5| |0| |__| C 1

3.8 Copy Arm Mode A to Modes B, C & D

4.1 Assigning User Codes to Partitions

4.2 User Code Attributes

4.3 Temporary Code

Function User Uses Save Default Key

5. REMOTE KEYPAD PARAMETERS

5.1 ICON Keypad Partition Allocation

5.2 ICON Keypad Private / Public Mode

5.3 LCD Keypad Partition Allocation

5.5 Proximity Reader Partition Allocation

6.1 System Fault Partition Allocation

7.1 Partition Options 1

7.2 Partition Options 2

C Partition Options 2 Partition Select Option  –  or > @ Toggle  Save

8.1 Exit Terminator

8.2 Home and Away Allocation

8.3 Partition Dependency

8.4 Keyswitch Zone Arm Configuration

8.5 Number of Re-Arms

Function Timer Partition Time Save Default Key

10.1 Zone To Follow

10.2 Output Types

10.3 PGM Polarity

11. COMMUNICATOR OPTIONS

11.1 Account Code

11.4 Test Dial Time

11.5 Test Dial Interval

11.6 Telephone Number Allocation

C Telephone Number 2 Allocation: |__| C 0 0..9 = Telephone 1 – 9 (0 = No Telephone Allocated)

C Telephone Number 3 Allocation: |__| C 0 0..9 = Telephone 1 – 9 (0 = No Telephone Allocated)

11.7 Test Dial Sequence

11.8 Anti-Code Algorithm

11.9 Number of Voice Message Dials

12.1 Telephone Number

12.2 Reporting Formats Allocation

12.3 BSIA Format Channel Map

13. SEND OPTIONS

13.1 Send Options

13.1.2 Arm Mode A Send Options

13.1.3 Arm Mode B Send Options

13.1.4 Arm Mode C Send Options

13.1.5 Arm Mode D Send Options

13.1.6 Restoral Send Options

13.2 Telephone Dial Sequence

13.3 Voice Messages Allocation

Function Partition Alarm Type Voice Message Save Default Key

Function Partition Alarm Type Voice Message Save Default Key

Function Partition Alarm Type Voice Message Save Default Key

C |1| |8| || C 1 C |5| |0| || C 1

C Partition Options 2 Partition Select Option – or > @ Toggle Save

C Telephone Number 2 Allocation: |__| C 0 0..9 = Telephone 1 – 9 (0 = No Telephone Allocated)

C Telephone Number 3 Allocation: |__| C 0 0..9 = Telephone 1 – 9 (0 = No Telephone Allocated)

C |2| |8| || || C 28

C Account Codes Programming page 40