Summary of Contents for FutureSafe NX 4
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS • ..Glossary of terms....................2 • ..Code Pad Diagram ..................3 • Understanding the Code Pad lights ..............4 • Code Pad tones ....................5 • Fully arming the system – On MODE .............6 • Fully arming the system - Quick Arm MODE ..........6 •... -
Page 3: Glossary Of Terms
GLOSSARY OF TERMS Abort Delay: An option that allows a delay in reporting to the central station. Authority Level: The level of access an individual has when using an alarm panel. Central Station: Location where alarm data is sent during an alarm report. Chime Feature: An option that allows the code pad to sound a ding-dong whenever an entry/exit door is opened. -
Page 4: Code Pad Diagram
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Page 5: Understanding The Code Pad Lights
UNDERSTANDING THE LIGHTS Armed Light The armed light is “on” when the system is armed. The armed light is “off” when it is disarmed. The armed light will flash when there has been an alarm during the previous arm cycle. Bypass Light The bypass light is “on”... -
Page 6: Code Pad Tones
CODE PAD CONTROL TONES (BEEPS) • Beeps for all key presses Sounds a continuous tone during the entry delay time. • Pulses when a day zone is violated while the system is disarmed. • Pulses when a fire zone has a trouble condition. •... -
Page 7: Fully Arming The System - On Mode
ON MODE FULLY ARMING THE SYSTEM – ON is used when the user is away from the premise and wants the interior protected. Listed below are the steps to arm in the ON Mode: Close all protected doors and windows. Ready light will light when all protected zones and sensors are secure. -
Page 8: Partially Arming The System - Partial Mode
PARTIAL or PARTIALLY ARMING THE SYSTEM – HOME MODE Home Mode is an easy-to-use feature that allows you to temporarily exclude some rooms from security arming. For example, you may wish to exclude bedrooms at night when they are in use. Home Mode is also used for protecting exterior doors and windows (the home perimeter) when the user is inside. -
Page 9: Bypassing - Individual Zones
BYPASSING – INDIVIDUAL ZONES This is used to temporarily exclude one or more zones that would normally be protected. For instance, a pet may need to be left in a part of the house that is usually protected. If you wish to bypass one or more zones, this must be done while the system is in the disarmed state. -
Page 10: Group Bypass
GROUP BYPASS By pressing the [BYPASS] key, followed by the [0][0] key, then the [BYPASS] key again, all zones that are designated as group bypass zones will be bypassed. Now you can arm your system in either the [ON] or [PARTIAL] mode. Once armed pressing the [BYPASS] key again will toggle the bypassed zones on and off. -
Page 11: Deleting A User Code
DELETING A USER CODE You may be required to delete a user code, for example, when a member of the household leaves permanently. Key Sequence Operation Example shows user three [03] deleted. 1. Enter function five [*5]. 2. Enter an existing master code. 3. -
Page 12: User Code Authorisation
USER CODE AUTHORISATION Any User Code can be assigned a master code so that code can change or add other codes and have access to other functions available on this system. Key Sequence Operation Example shows user two [02] code change. -
Page 13: Exit Mode
EXIT MODE Exit Mode is used when you have already armed your Security System, but need to extend your exit time. Pressing the exit button will re-start your exit time, but you may only press time button TWICE. The code pad will beep faster in the last ten (10) seconds as a warning. Key Sequence Operation Press the [EXIT] key to extend your... -
Page 14: Viewing Alarm Memory
VIEWING ALARM MEMORY Whenever an alarm activation occurs on your system, all zones that were in alarm during that activation will be held in memory. The last alarm activation can be reviewed via the function listed below. ie. You can see which area has activated the alarm. Key Sequence Operation The ALARM MEMORY feature will... -
Page 15: Setting System Date
SETTING SYSTEM DATE Key Sequence Operation Example shows setting date as Tuesday, July 5th 2001. 1. Press [*] [9] [6]. 2. Enter the master code. 3 Enter the day of the week (1=Sunday, 7=Saturday) Eg. [3] for Tuesday 4. Enter the month code. This must always be two (2) digits. -
Page 16: Setting System Time
SETTING SYSTEM TIME Key Sequence Operation Example shows setting time as 9:30am. 1. Press [*] [9] [7]. 2. Enter the master code. 3. Enter the hour code which must be two (2) digits. Eg. [0] [9] for 9am. 4. Enter the minutes code which must be two (2) digits. -
Page 17: User Programmable Phone Numbers
USER PROGRAMMABLE PHONE NUMBERS ENTERING A PHONE NUMBER You may have a requirement where, in the instance of an alarm activation, you want the panel to dial a particular phone number. Eg. Your mobile phone. There are three (3) phone numbers that can be programmed or changed. This can only be done when pager or siren tone formats are selected. -
Page 18: Viewing Telephone Numbers
VIEWING TELEPHONE NUMBERS You may wish to check which phone numbers have been programmed for your security system. Key Sequence Operation Example shows viewing phone number 3. 1. Press [*] 2. Enter [4] [3] to select the location of phone number 3. 3. -
Page 19: Deleting Telephone Numbers
DELETING TELEPHONE NUMBERS You may need to delete a phone number you have previously chosen. For example, if you change a mobile phone number. Key Sequence Operation Example shows deleting phone number 1. 1. Press [*] 2. Enter [4] [1] for location of phone number 1. -
Page 20: Changing Areas
COMMUNICATOR & SIREN TEST The system sirens and communicator should be tested regularly. The key sequence below is used to perform the siren and communicator test. Key Sequence Operation 1. Enter keys [*] [4] [4] to initiate the test option 2. -
Page 21: Service Light
SERVICE LIGHT The service light will be “on” if the security system requires service. If the service light is “on”, press the [*] key followed by the [2] key to determine the service condition. One or more zone lights will illuminate indicating what service(s) is required. Call you installation company immediately for these problems. -
Page 22: Zone Descriptions
ZONE DESCRIPTIONS INSTALLATION COMPANY © DAS 4/8VerteX 1200A...
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