System Trouble Alerts; Trouble Alert Icon; View The Current Trouble Alerts; Trouble Alert Beep Hold- Off - 2gig Technologies GC2 User Manual

SYSTEM TROUBLE ALERTS

The system continually polls wired sensors,
wireless sensors and the Control Panel itself
to ensure optimal operating conditions at all
times. If trouble is detected, the system
alerts you.
The system monitors the following
conditions among others:
• AC power to the Control Panel
• The telephone line (optional)
• The cell telephone connection (if used)
• The Control Panel's backup battery
• The sensor's batteries
• Sensor supervisory status (if used)
• External sounder connection
• Sensor radio reception and sensor
tampering (sensor's case opened) when
disarmed
• Control Panel tampering (panel's case
opening) when disarmed (optional)
• Communication to the Central Station
You have the option to have any or all
trouble conditions reported to the Central
Station. If a trouble condition exists, service
your system immediately to ensure no lapse
in service or protection.

TROUBLE ALERT ICON

If the system detects trouble, it flashes the
trouble alert icon on the Security screen
and sounds 6 alert beeps every minute.
Scrolling text along the top of the display
also describes the trouble condition.
The trouble alert
number in the upper right corner that shows
the number of current trouble alerts.
The trouble alert icon
trouble alerts are acknowledged, then it
remains constantly lit until all the troubles
are corrected. When all troubles are
corrected, the icon disappears completely.
icon displays a
flashes until the
VIEW THE CURRENT
TROUBLE ALERTS
To display all current trouble alerts, tap
1
the Trouble Alert icon.
View the listed trouble events. If there
2
are more than 3 alerts, use the ↑ and ↓
arrows to scroll through the list.
After viewing the trouble events, tap Ok
3
to acknowledge. This action silences the
alert beeps.
TROUBLE ALERT BEEP HOLD-
OFF
During the installation, as an option, the
system can be programmed by your installer
to suppress the trouble alert sounder from
10 pm to 9 am. Any trouble alerts will still be
displayed and reported (if enabled), but the
sounder does not beep during nighttime
hours. Some trouble conditions may clear
automatically while other trouble conditions
may require service to correct. If a trouble
condition still exists after 9 am, the sounder
beeps to indicate trouble.
NOTE: Regardless of whether the
trouble alert sounder is
suppressed or not, every trouble
condition is always displayed on
the trouble alert list and recorded
in the system history event log.
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