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Intruder alarm system
MODULES
Control panel PAS808M support up to 7 modules and control panels PAS816, PAS832, P16, P32 supports up to 15 modules.
Service Mode }System Setup }Modules } Settings
Basic settings for all modules:
It is recommended to give an appropriate name to module. The module name will appear on keypad's LCD if
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M00 Name
there will be any trouble with the module.
Control Panel
Registered module address is shown on the upper-left corner of LCD (eg. M00 = 00 address). Please remember
the module address and use it to program zones and PGM outputs.
Registered module type is shown on LCD. Available module types: PAS808M, PAS816, PAS832, P16, P32,
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M00 Type
KM20B, KM24, KM24A, KM24G, KM25, EXT016, EXT116S, EXT116VM, EXT216, GSV6U, GSVU, EXM800,
PAS832
PROX8, PWR20, and LAN800.
Registered module serial number is shown on LCD. If you don't see the module serial number, it means that
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M00 Serial No.
module is not registered in the system. See page 2 for more information about manual module registration.
805308385
For additional security it's recommended to use tamper to protect modules. Tamper can be activated by using:
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M00 Use Tamper
Yes
If Use module tamper selected as No, then zones Z6 on control panel and zone Z1 on EXM800 can be used as
regular zone terminals.
Extended settings for keypad:
Use the [ENT] key to enter to extended settings menu.
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M01 Extend.Sett
KM24G
The keypads have additional keys dedicated for emergency conditions. These can be activated by pressing
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Fire Alarm
both emergency keys at the same time (see user manual). However, in some places like a corridor it is
Yes
recommended to disable emergency keys to prevent false alarms.
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Medical Alarm
No
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Panic Alarm
No
All partitions are usually assigned to the keypad by default. All events related to all partitions are shown on
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Partitions
keypad LCD. If there is a need to monitor only one of all enabled partitions, then assign this partition to the
+Partition 01
keypad. Use [ENT] key to enter to menu, then press [#] key to assign partition to the keypad. Save changes by
pressing the [ENT] key.
Extended settings for PROX8 module:
Use the [ENT] key to enter to extended settings menu.
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M06 Extend.Sett
PROX8
This setting is related with entry/exit counting when the module is installed indoors or outdoors. If proximity
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Installation
reader is installed outdoors, then the entry/exit delay is excluded.
Outdoor
The preferred arming mode will appear as a first option. With preferred arming mode selected correctly the user
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Preferred mode
will spend less time on arming. Arming mode is indicated by a color of PROX8 LED:
Away
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Second mode
Night
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Third mode
Note: if there is a need of only 1 arming mode, program all options with the same arming mode.
Stay
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Fourth mode
Max Away
All partitions by default are usually assigned to the proximity reader PROX8. All events related to all partitions
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Partitions
are shown on proximity reader's LED. If there is a need to monitor only one of all enabled partitions, then assign
+Partition 01
this particular partition to the proximity reader. Use [ENT] to enter the menu, then press the [#] key to assign a
partition to the keypad. Save changes by pressing the [ENT] key.
The proximity reader has a buzzer for audible notifications wich can be enabled or disabled.
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Sound
No
The proximity reader can be programmed to indicate the present status of the system on LED for a short period
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HideStatusIndi
of time when the tag is near a sensitive area of the module or it can indicate the status continuously.
No
The proximity reader has 3 options on what it must do when the unknown proximity tag is detected:
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Unknown tag
No Action
triggered after 3 attempts to control the system with an unknown tag.
Z6 - on control panels;
Z1 - on EXM800;
back switch - on keypads.
Away - red color;
Night - blue color;
Stay - green color;
Max Away - white color.
No action
Indication - module starts blinking red and starts emitting an annoying noise.
Indicat.&Alarm - module starts blinking red and starts emitting an annoying noise. The alarm siren will be
System with KM20B keypads
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