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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents 1 Introduction to the mi64...................5 2 Understanding your Keypad................6 3 Your system information..................8 4 Using this Manual..................11 5 Arming your system..................11 6 Bypassing Zones....................15 7 Disarming the System..................16 8 Viewing the partition memory...............16 9 Emergencies....................17 User Codes....................19 Home Profiles: Home and Warning Zones..........24 Chime Zones.....................25...
Page 4 Glossary This is to set your system into Armed Mode. This means that if a zone is violated, an alarm condition will be activated and your monitoring company (if applicable) will be notified. Bypassed This means that a zone is deactivated. When the system is armed and a bypassed zone is violated, it will be ignored by the system.
Page 5: Introduction To The Mi64
1 Introduction to the mi64 Welcome to the mi64, a state of the art alarm panel designed with the security of you, your family and business in mind. Please follow the instructions contained within this manual to ensure trouble free operation.
Page 6: Understanding Your Keypad
2 Understanding your Keypad The operation of your security system is controlled by the keypad/s. To ensure correct operation it is vital that you familiarise yourself with the correct use of the keypad. By default all keypads can view, arm and disarm all partitions. Check with your installer to see how your system has been installed.
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Page 8: Understanding The Keypad Indicators
2.1 Understanding the keypad indicators For the location of the indicators please see Figure 1: The Keypad. Power Indicator Green Mains power is connected to the panel and is functioning correctly. There are no fault conditions. A fault condition has occurred. This could be loss of mains power, low battery or other system fault.
Page 9: Your System Information
 The keypad is used to send commands to the mi64 and to display the status of the system.  The keypad has a buzzer, indicator LEDs, and entry command keys.  The keypad/s will have been mounted within your premises, usually in your entry/exit zones.
Page 10: User Codes
 Exit delay with remote control or key-switch. 3.1 User Codes Your mi64 allows you to have different user profiles. This means that each user can have different permissions assigned to them. A Master User can add additional users, and arm/disarm the entire system, whereas a Normal User can only arm/disarm the partitions that they are assigned to.
Page 11 Duress Code: 3.2 Your Zones The mi64 has 16 zones as standard, but with the addition of expanders and keypads may have up to 64 zones. Your installer should complete this table for you. Zone Zone Type Zone Name The Primary Entry Delay...
Page 12: Using This Manual
4 Using this Manual In the tables below we have described when you should use an option, provided a quick how to, and detailed step-by-step instructions. Remember [#] clears any unintended entries and [*] is the enter/save key. 5 Arming your system Depending on the way your alarm has been installed- there are several ways to arm the system.
Page 13: Home Arming
Home1 mode. 5.3 Home Arming The mi64 is designed to allow you to have two home profiles. This allows you to arm the perimeter of your premises/home without arming the interior zones that you will be active in.
Page 14 home profile.  Once armed- you can change between Home1 and Home2- by touching the alternate [HOME] key.  Ensure the home profile you want to arm is ready to Step-by-step arm (no zones flashing). Check that all monitored windows and doors are closed. ...
Page 15: Bypassing Zones
When you want to arm a partition or home profile, but not all the zones contained within it. For example, you may have a tree that is causing your outside beams to trigger a false alarm, or have someone working late in a section of Mi64 2017...
Page 16: Disarming The System
the business that is usually armed in Home1.  Hold down the [ALT] key.  Touch [9].  Touch the number of the [ZONE] to be bypassed.  Touch [*] .  Touch [#] to clear any key entries. Step-by-step ...
Page 17: Viewing The Partition Memory
 Then [0].  Disarm the system using a valid [USER CODE] for Step by Step the partition that caused the alarm.  Touch [ALT].  Touch [0]  The zone indicators for the zones that were violated Mi64 2017...
Page 18: Emergencies
will now be flashing.  To exit view mode touch [#]. Note The partition memory will be erased the next time the system is armed. 9 Emergencies Your keypad has three emergency keys which have icons on:  Panic- Shield ...
Page 19: Medical Alarm
This should be used in the situation when an intruder forces you to disarm the panel under ‘duress’.  Touch the [#] key.  Enter the [DURESS CODE].  Touch the [#] key to wake up the system and clear Step-by-step Mi64 2017...
Page 20: User Codes
10 User Codes Up to 64 users are supported by the mi64, and user codes must be 4 digits long. If you are a Master User, you can assign, edit or delete users. Each user may be assigned to one, or any combination of partitions. By default they will be assigned to all partitions.
Page 21 10.2 User Set Up and Assigning Remotes As mentioned, by default any user codes you create will be assigned to all partitions and will be Normal Users. You can edit this during the user code creation, or can come back and assign/change settings later. Mi64 2017...
Page 22: Table 2 Programming Page Functions
When adding these roles or functions, you will need to use the ‘programming pages’ which are accessed using the corresponding P key. For example, Page 2 is accessed by selecting [P2]. See below: Table 2 Programming Page Functions Page Function Description Assigning Select the partition number followed by [*] to add...
Page 23: Mi64
For example, workmen could be given an arm to disarm code if they are coming onto your premises to complete work. In the future, unless you have armed with the same code, they will be unable to disarm the alarm. To Arm:  Touch [#]. Mi64 2017...
Page 24: Home Profiles: Home And Warning Zones
11 Home Profiles: Home and Warning Zones The mi64 provides two home profiles per partition (Home1 and Home2). In other systems these may be referred to as Stay Modes. Violation of a home zone will not activate an alarm while a partition is home armed.
Page 25 [zone number] followed by [*].  [#] to exit mode. Note You can only add/edit the home and warning zones from a keypad that is assigned to the partition that you want to edit. Mi64 2017...
Page 26: Chime Zones
12 Chime Zones When a chime zone is violated, the keypad will sound a ‘beep’. This happens when the partition that zone belongs to is not armed. When You want to make a zone a chime zone. For example, you may want to make the front door a chime zone so that you are alerted each time it is opened.
Page 27: Troubleshooting
Communication Contact your installer. Fail Low Battery Check that the plug for the mi64 is in place and turned on. If it is, and the fault is not cleared- contact your installer. Device Tamper Contact your installer.
Page 28 12.2 Problems with Arming Problem Suggested Action You enter your user code and the Press [#] and re-enter a valid [USER keypad beeps three times. CODE]. When you try to arm a partition Make sure the partition indicator is and the keypad beeps three times. illuminated green.
Page 29: Contact Information
If you regularly trigger the alarm this way- ask your installer to make it a follower zone. 13 Contact Information Your Monitoring Company Your Account Code Their Phone Number Your Installer Your Account Code Their Phone Number Mi64 2017...