Using Your Security System - NAPCO MAGNUM ALERT-725 Operating Manual

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Selecting Your Personal Code
Using the keypad, you may enter up to four
different codes to arm and disarm the panel.
NOTE: If your MAGNUM ALERT-725 is used
as an area arm module that is part of a larger
system, do not select a code that is already in
use in the main system.
To program personal user codes, proceed as
follows:
Flip up the hinged front panel. Insert a small
screwdriver into the hole between the red and
green lights and slide the RUN/LOAD switch
(behind the subpanel) to the right (LOAD
position).
The three lights on the panel will flash rapidly
and the Mini-Sounder will beep. On the
keypad, enter any combination of up to four
digits (there is no zero) as follows:
Press [S] then [1] then [any 4
first user' s code
[S] then [2] then [any 4 digits]:
second user' s code
[S] then [3] then [any 4 digits]:
third user' s code
[S] then [4] then (any 4 digits]:
fourth user' s code

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digits]:
After the user codes have been entered, return
the RUN/LOAD switch to the left (RUN posi-
tion). Remember: your system will not operate
with the switch in the LOAD position.
NOTE: You need not assign all four codes.
Use only as many as you need, and change
them as often as you feel necessary (refer to
Changing or Voiding a Code, page 9).
The numbers you have selected become the
only codes recognized by the system. Each
user should be assigned his own dissimilar
code and should be cautioned against divulg-
ing that code to anyone else. Thus, should it
become necessary to remove a user from the
system, that one code may be voided without
affecting other codes, and that user would
then be prevented from entry.
NOTE: In high-security installations, your
alarm specialist may have installed a remote
DISABLE/LOAD switch in addition to or
instead of the RUN/LOAD switch on the
keypad to prevent unauthorized access to user
codes. If your system includes this feature, the
DISABLE/LOAD switch must be set to LOAD
when loading, changing or voiding a code, and
returned to DISABLE when finished.
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