RSI VIDEO TECHNOLOGIES Videofied CMA600 Installation Instructions

Product Summary
The Keypad Model CMA600/CMA200/CMA700 is designed for use
in configuring/programming and operating a RSI VIDEO
TECHNOLOGIES ™ security system. The keypad includes the
following features:
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Lithium batteries for long life
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2-line, 16-character alphanumeric LCD display
with backlighting
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Armed status red LED
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Built-in piezo for status and alarm sounds
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Dual tamper function provides detection for both wall
and cover tamper.
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Transmits check-in/status signal every 8 minutes
Programming/RF Testing
The following provides summarized steps for device
programming and testing. For complete details, refer to the
control panel installation manual.
1 Remove bottom screw,
separate base from keypad
and install batteries.
2
Re-attach base to
secure tamper switch.
3
Put control panel
into programming/
configuration mode.
4
On keypad, press and
hold Clr and Esc/No
buttons together for
one second, then release
them. Wait for keypad
display to show KEYPAD
1 RECORDED.
5
Press Yes. The display
shows RADIO RANGE
TEST? Press Yes again.
The detector LED starts
flashing and keypad display
shows TEST IN PROGRESS..
Made by RSI VIDEO TECHNOLOGIES
Screw
LED
Clr and Esc/No Buttons
Keypad Model CMA600/CMA200/CMA700
I N S T A L L A T I O N I N S T R u C T I O N S

Installation Guidelines

For easier installation, programming and RF testing
should be done to check for good communication between
the control panel and all system devices before mounting
system devices. Install the keypad and other system
devices in the following order:
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Programming/RF Testing—program keypad and
all other devices into the control panel and test
RF communicationfrom each intended device
location to the control panel.
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Mounting—mount keypad at the tested location.
6 Press Yes to end radio range test, then press Esc/No.
Note: If this is the first keypad programmed in a new installation,
the keypad display prompts you to enter other system configura-
tion data. If you are adding the keypad to an existing (operational)
system, proceed to step 9.
8 Repeat steps 1 - 8 for all alphanumeric keypads.
9
When finished, exit configuration mode.
Note: The control panel assigns alphanumeric keypads automatically
to Zone 1 (Entry/Exit Delay).
1004-c February 2008
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