Pr0Graltltinc - NAPCO Magnum Alert 2600 Operating Manual

PROGRAIIIIING CODES,
EXIT/EIITRY TI}TES AIID
ZONE DESCRIPTIONS
The Program
ltode
is
used
to
customize
the following features
(displayed
and
programmed
in
the
sequence
given).
Raise
the
keypad
cover and
enter
your
Program Code
to
access
the
Program llode.
NOTE:
1.
If
the
system
contains
more
than
one keypad,
only the
main keypad
may
be
used
for
programming.
2. If
the
cover
is left
raised
and
the
keypad unused
longer than 4
minutes,
a
steady tone
wiII
sound.
Press any
button
to
extend programming time,
or
close the cover
(at
any
time)
to
end
the
Program l{ode.
3.
The programmed code,
time, or
description
will
not
be permanently stored
until
you press
the
SAVE
Button
(I0N/OFFI).
Use
Keys
[1]
and
[2]
to
move
the display cursor
(position indicator) Ieft
and
right,
respectively;
use Keys
[4]
and [7J
to scroll
up and
down
through
the
numbers,
Ietters, etc.
Press
the
NEXT
Button
(tNO DEI^AYI)
to
advance
to
the next display
line, or
the
PRI0R
Button
(IINTERI0R 0FFl)
to
go
back
to
the previous
line.
Note
that
when each
of
these buttons
is
held down,
the
display
wiII
scrolI
rapidly
through
the respective
fr.rnction.
User (Arm/Disarm)
Codes.
Up
to 16
Arm/Disarm Codes
may
be
programmed.
Enter
up
to
6
digits for
each code;
a
mininum
of
4
is
recommended.
Do
not
attempt to
program
any blank spaces.
The keypad
will
reject
a
number
with
blanks by
sounding
a
steady
tone;
silence the tone by pressing any button,
then
complete the code.
SAVE
the
code
by pressing
the
[0N/OF'FI Butron.
Press the
NEXT
Button
(tNO DELAYI)
to
advance
to
the next
code.
I{OTE:
To
change
a
code, simply program the
new code
over the existing
one,
then press the
SAVE
Button.
To
void a
code, blank out
each number
using
the
BI-AIIK
Button (Key 1511, then press the
SAVE
Button.
Service
Code. Program
as
a
regular
Arm/Disarm Code
(above) then press
NEXT.
Program
Code.
A
six-digit
code.
Do
not
divulge
this
code
to
anyone
not
authorized
to program.
Program
as
above.
Access
Code. A
six-digit
code used
to
activate a
door
striker (to
remotely
unlock
a
door)
while
disarmed.
Anbush
Code. A
two-digit
code
entered
prior to
the
Disarm
Code.
Exit
Tine.
A
delay
that
allows time
to
arm and
exit
without setting
off
the
alarm.
Program
in
seconds
using
all
three
digits,
thus
30
seconds
is
pro-
grammed
as "030"; 2
minutes
as
"L20".
Entry Tine
1.
A
delay
that
allows time
to
disarm
when
entering
through
the
main entrance
without setting
off
an alarm.
Program
as
for
Exit
Time above.
Entry
Time
2. Similarly, this
delay allows you time
to
disarm
when
entering
throWh
a
secondary
entrance
(rear door,
garage,
etc.).
See
Exit
Tine.
Zone
Descriptions.
lJhen
entering
zone
descriptions,
Keys
[4]
and
[7] scroll
through numbers,
letters,
punctuation
marks and
a variety
of
slrnrbols. Enter
an
identifying description for
each zone
in use (up
to 64).
Programming
may
be expedited
using the
U0RDS
Button (Key 181), which
wiII
display
a
list
of
frequently-used zone-related words and phrases from which
to
choose.
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