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General| Type | Keypad |
|---|---|
| Model | D1265 |
| Brand | Bosch |
| Display | LCD |
| Buttons | 12 |
| Backlit | Yes |
| Housing | Plastic |
| Color | White |
| Mounting | Surface mount |
| Voltage | 12 VDC |
| Sounder | Built-in |
| Compatibility | Compatible with Bosch control panels |
| Keypad Layout | Standard numeric layout |
| Dimensions | 12.7 cm x 7.6 cm x 2.5 cm (5 in x 3 in x 1 in) |
Describes the D1265 keypad's display, buttons, and basic operation.
Explains navigation using CMD, Menu, Exit, Previous, and Next buttons for functions.
Defines detection devices (points) and their types: controlled, 24-hour, perimeter, and interior.
Describes system idle states and how custom text appears on the keypad display.
Guides users on checking for open doors/windows before arming the system.
Explains high-priority fire alarms, their tones, and the procedure for silencing them.
Describes second-priority burglary alarms, their steady tones, and silencing procedures.
Details the keypad's response when entering an armed area, including tones and passcode prompts.
Explains how passcodes secure system functions and require authorization for access.
Covers basic arming procedures, exit delay, and the display sequence.
Details how to disarm the system using a passcode and the entry delay process.
Arms the perimeter and interior of a single area with exit delay, detailing the process.
Tests keypads, detectors, and sounders to ensure proper function, with a report option.
Monitors points for faults, providing a chime alert without generating alarms, useful for door chimes.
Allows selective disabling of system points to arm the system, reducing security level.
Tests communication link to the security company for report transmission.
Initiates remote programming sessions for system configuration via phone or network.
Manages door access, allowing cycling, unlocking, or securing doors with specific commands.
Manually enables/disables user authority levels for system functions and areas.
Adds new users or modifies existing user settings like authority, name, and access card.
Accesses diagnostic and configuration functions like viewing logs, printing logs, and keypad setup.
Explains how keypads interact with multiple system areas based on scope and authority level.
Allows performing tasks in areas other than the currently assigned one by navigating between areas.
Covers arming procedures for selected or all areas, including using Master Arm and Passcode.
Details disarming multiple areas using a passcode or the Disarm All feature for system shutdown.
Provides guidance on adding user passcodes, authority levels, and understanding user interface options.
Explains how authority levels are assigned to users for system functions, detailing E, P, or blank options.
Offers guidance on home fire safety, escape plans, and smoke detector placement for life safety.
Lists common system trouble messages like battery low, AC failure, or communication fail, with troubleshooting advice.
Defines key terms and concepts used within the security system manual for better understanding.
Outlines the importance of weekly testing and professional service for system reliability and function.
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