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BATTERY REPLACEMENT
The keypad signals a battery failure at the control panel when the battery needs to be
replaced. The system fault LED lights on to signal locally the battery fault to the user
(please refer to the User guide to know the different Status LEDs meanings). The keypad
will continue to operate for up to one month after this. Replace the batteries with CR123A
3V Lithium batteries only.
To replace the batteries follow the procedure described below:
1.
Unscrew the securing screw (⑭) and remove the keypad from its mounting bracket.
2.
A tamper alarm is sent to the panel and there is a 120-second delay before
transmitting the specific tamper message to the monitoring station. If tamper is
restored before the end of the delay there is no transmission. (The tamper delay is
active only when the keypad set is disarmed. Tamper is immediately transmitted if the
keypad set is armed).
3.
Remove the batteries and replace them with new batteries from the same type
(CR123A) respecting the polarities (⑮).
4.
Put the keypad back in its bracket (⑬).
5.
Secure the keypad in its bracket with the supplied screw (⑭).
PROGRAMMING THE KEYPAD (Installer Mode)
The keypad features 2 programming modes which allow the installer and end user to
control the keypad functionalities.
The procedure bellow explains the procedure to enter the installer programming mode.
For details on the end user's programming mode please refer to the user's manual.
To enter installer's programming mode:
1) Press simultaneously the two buttons "1" and "3" more than 2 seconds and release
them.
➔ A double beep is played and all Status LEDs light up.
2) Enter installer's code
➔ All Status LEDs start flashing and a long beep is played
To exit installer's programming mode and save your changes:
3) Press
(⑤) to exit programming and save your changes
➔ All LEDs stop flashing and a double beep is played.
Note: The system will automatically exit programming mode after 20 seconds if no keys
are pressed during this period. If this occurs, you must repeat all the steps necessary for
the function you are using.
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