AVS Electronics CAPTURE - Enabling and Disabling User Codes

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Enabling and Disabling User Codes
 Enter the User Code
Note: if the user code is associated to multiple sectors and the “Skip sector selection” option is
not active, you will be asked to select the sector to work in.
 Press the (1) “CODE” key followed by the (ENT) key
 Press (CLR) followed by the number of user code to be changed and then press (ENT)
 Press [] to display the “Active code” step
Press (CLR) to enable/disable the user code, press (ENT) to conrm)
Press (ESC) to exit
Change User Code string
 Enter the User Code
Note: if the user code is associated to multiple sectors and the “Skip sector selection” option is
not active, you will be asked to select the sector to work in.
 Press the (1) “CODE” key followed by the (ENT) key
 Press (CLR) followed by the number of user code to be changed and then press (ENT)
 Press [] to display the “User label” step
Press (CLR) to be able to change, press the alphanumeric keys to type a string of a maxi-
mum of 16 characters, press (ENT) to conrm
Typing keys:: (1)abc1 (2)def2 (3)ghi3 (4)jkl4 (5)mno5 (6)pqr6 (7)stu7 (8)vwx8 (9)yz. (0)_’0
Press the arrows () and () to position the cursor
 Press (ESC) to exit
Circuit check of single sectors
 Digit User Code you are in mode Circuit Check.
Note: if the user code is associated to multiple sectors and the “Skip sector selection” option is
not active, you will be asked to select the sector to work in.
a If there are any open sectors, they will be visualized on display showing “Sectors not
ready”.
b If all sectors are closed, it will show “Sectors Ready”.
Circuit check of the sectors with User “Sum of Sectors”
 Digit User Code
 Display shows the state of sector arming/disarming.
 Press (0), to enter in mode Circuit Check.
a If there are any open sectors, they will be visualized on display showing “The name of the
input open”.
b If all sectors are closed, it will show “Sectors Ready”.