User manual FBII XL 4612 STAR

[. . . ] XL 4612SM This is a surface mount keypad with 12 LEDs for monfiorfng zone status. 7015 Keypad wtih a plastic case and with indisstor lights to show the statue of each of the zones. NOTE: Thie keypad displays zone status indication fights for 16 zones. 7~ Keypad with a plastic case and a two tine LCD (tiquid crystal display) with a two tine readout. [. . . ] The 7005 LCD keypad displays the zone b~asaes as a samndary display after the SYSTEM READY or SYSTEM NOT READY as shown balow: If mutiple zones are bypassad then more than one display will appear. RemembeK Zones wMch are bypassed are not protected when the system ia armed. babystiera) shall be shown the bypass procedure. A QUICK BYPASS command can also be programmed by your installer. If selected, then bypasses can be performed without entry of a user code. Please conauk wtih your installer to determine whether this function is available on your system. 11. UNBYPASS The UNBYPASS function removes an existing bypasa from a Currentw bypassed zone. After UNBYPASSING a zone, the bypaas removed for that zone on either the LCD or LED keypad. USER DEFINITION Users can be entered or modified directly through the keypad. Users number 1 & number 2 are known as the master users and are the only users allowed to mdify other user operating parameters. USER DEFINITION PROCEDURE: CODE [USER~ [US number] [USERID] where; CODE is the CODE key on the keypad [USER] maater ueer code [User number 1 or User number 2, four digite). . Notefi) If ambush code capability has been enabled by your instal~ng company then user number30 will be used as the eysfem ambush @de. READ AUTO SET TIME (#8) LCD Only Upon entering #8 followed by your user @de, the LCD dieplay shows the time that system will auto-arm, 27. DOOR STRIKE COMMAND (#9 ) If enabled by your installer a vatid ueer can activate any of the syetem door strikes through the following command: # 9 [USER] [door strike number] For example: aCfivate door strike 3 (wth user code of 24w) emec # g 24~ ~ 28. lNsTAL~TloN LAYOUT Early warning fire detection is beef achieved by the installation of fire detection equipment the bcation as folfows; Typbl 3moke ~teotor hyoti m BEDROOM BEDROOM 8EDR00M 1. *1w sme to N. F. PA M--- 974 -X B-1 . 1 w=10. Preparation of an evacuation plan is of prime impotiance in tire prevention. Refer to the Smke Detector instructions for exact munflng, layout and spacing. 7, Advise the local fire authority that you have installed a tire alarm system. If the door is cool, brace your shoulder against if and open fi cautiously. Everyone including neighbors should be famitiar with the Hre and BurglaV SignalS. In this installation the Hra Alarm signal is The BuQla~ Alarm signal is The fire alarm signal takes precedence over the burglar alarm signal, XL 4612 STAR %"tiw Svsbm ti"em Manual Pwe 15 29. SYSTEM TESTING This control unit was manufactured under rigid quafity standards. Maintenance is best peflormed by your installing company with trained service personnel. Installing Company: Telephone Numbec It is recommended that you test your systam onca a week using the following procedure: . [. . . ] Hnally, alarm warning devices, however loud, my not warn hearing-impaired people or waken deep sleepers. Telephone hnes needed to transmit alarm signals from a premises to a central monitoring atafion maybe out of semice or tem~rarily out of sewice. Telephone tines are also subject to compromise by sophisticated intruders. Even if the syetem responds to the emergency as intended, however, occupanfs may have inauffiiienf time to protect themselves from the emergency situation. [. . . ]