Pyronix Sterling 10 User Manual page 2

WELCOME
Thank you for buying the Sterling 10. The Sterling panel uses the latest technology in design
and manufacture.
As the end user of the Sterling this manual is written to help you use the functions of your
alarm system, enabling you to get the best out of your system. Once you are familiar with the
panel and its functions, it is advisable to change the factory set 'Master' and 'User' codes.
There are two levels of user access to the system:
The Master Code (Code 1) allows access to all user functions and programming features.
The User Codes (Codes 2 to 6) allow arming/disarming of the panel, enabling and disabling
of the door chime and viewing of the event log only.
7 Segment LED display
8
1 2
Personal
A B
Attack key
5 6
Fire key
9 0
INSTALLER DETAILS:
TELEPHONE:
Sterling 10 Keypad
2
LED Indication
!
3 4
Set key
C D
SET
7 8
Function Key
Up and Down key
X X X X
A B C D
OR
X X X X
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System Faults
There are 4 fault codes which may be displayed automatically if detected by the Sterling 10.
The user is informed of any fault via the fault LED, and an error tone will be emitted every 5
seconds when the panel is in day mode. Press the
LED will remain on until the fault has been corrected.
To determine the fault go into the event log by entering
4
- will be displayed.
1 Bell Fuse Fail
2 Auxiliary Fuse Fail
3 Telephone Line Fail
4 Mains (AC) Fail
AC Mains Loss
If the AC Mains fails and there is no power to the system (only battery power), an LED light
will flash with a fault tone every 5 seconds.
The panel will automatically run off backup battery when there is a mains fail.
To reset the panel press
RINS137-7 RINS137-7
key to stop the error tone. The fault
O
1
. A symbol followed by
7