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DS12R | Installation and Operation Guide | Programming
3.0 Programming
Use the Master Code for programming. The three User Codes cannot be used to program the
DS12R.
The default Master Code is 1234. If you forget the Master Code, reset the DS12R to its default
values. Refer to Section 3.6 Resetting Default Values on page 17
3.1
Entering Programming Mode
1. Enter the Master Code.
2. Press and hold the [PROGRAM] key for 3 sec.
The keypad beeps and the Armed, Perimeter, and Trouble LEDs flash quickly to indicate that you entered
Programming Mode.
3.2
Changing Programming Values
1. Enter the programming address (x or xx), then press [*].
Addresses 0 through 9 require only one digit. Addresses 10 through 99 require two digits.
2. Enter the desired value.
The programming value can be from one digit to nine digits in length, depending on the address. A beep
indicates the input is accepted. Refer to Table 3 beginning on page 11.
3. Repeat Steps 1 and 2 to program other addresses.
If you make an incorrect entry before completing the number, press [#] to clear the previous entry,
and then re-enter it.
If you enter the wrong digits and complete the number, press [#] and re-enter the program address
number and the program value.
Example 1: To change the Master Code (Program Address 0) to 3345, enter the address, press [*],
then enter the desired value: [0][*][3][3][4][5].
Example 2: To enable the Quick Arm function (Program Address 46): [4][6][*][2].
3.3
Exiting Programming Mode
Press and hold [PROGRAM] for 3 sec to exit from Programming Mode. The keypad beeps and the Armed,
Perimeter, and Trouble LEDs turn off, indicating that you exited from Programming Mode.
3.4
Checking Programmed Data
Press [C] to page down for the next bit digit of the current value. Press [A] to page up for the previous bit digit of
the current value.
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