Always Force Arm; Figure 58: Pk32 To Control Panel Connections - Bosch DS7200V2-UK Installer's Manual

27.7.4 Keypad Program
Press [8] from the Installer Menu for keypad
programming. To exit, press and hold the [#] key.
When exiting keypad programming, the EEPROM
checksum is updated and the control panel resets.
Alarm processing stops when the control panel is in
keypad programming.
See Keypad Programming on page 38 for more
information.
27.7.5 Program Key (PK32)
Press [9] from the Installer Menu to access the PK32
Program Key Menu.
The PK32 Program Key functions like a blank floppy
disk, and can be used to copy a system's
programming to another system. This key can also be
used as a backup in the event that a system's
programming entries are lost.
The Program Key Menu contains the following
selections:
• Key to Control Panel: Press [1] to send
information from the program key to the control
panel.
• Control Panel to Key: Press [2] to send
information from the control panel to the program
key.
• Check Key: Press [3] to perform a functional
diagnostic on the program key. The on-board
status LED blinks during the check. When the
display shows "Check OK," the program key is OK
to use. Press [#] to stop the check.
• Erase Key: Press [4] to erase the contents of the
program key.
The program key connects to the pins marked
AUXILLARY on the control panel board. See Figure
58 .
AUXILIARY
Control Panel Auxiliary Pins

Figure 58: PK32 to Control Panel Connections

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27.7.6 Call for Service
Press [0] from the Installer Menu to display system
troubles requiring service. See Call for Service Details
on page 134 for more information.
27.7.7 Exit Installer Mode
Press [#] to exit the Installer Menu.
27.8

Always Force Arm

Trouble or Tamper conditions may prevent arming of
the control panel. Enter the following special
command sequence to force arm the control panel.
1. If an arming sequence is entered and a condition
prevents arming, the keypad sounds an error
tone.
2. Enter the arming sequence again as if to force
arm the area. The keypad sounds a second error
tone.
3. Press [#][9]. The control panel then checks if a
valid PIN was entered. If not, it prompts for a
valid PIN.
4. Enter a valid PIN. The control panel force arms
any off-normal zones.
Any pre-existing trouble conditions that would have
caused an alarm when armed do not cause an alarm.
The keypad indicates that a system trouble exists.
The sequence described above must be followed
exactly as described. If more than 10 seconds passes
between the key presses, the sequence is broken.
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