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Essential checks and precautions before operating the home alarm system for the first time.
Details on system's defense zones, operation, CPU, and connectivity.
Highlights independent zone settings, multi-way arming, event logging, and siren.
Configuration options via DIP switches for remote control, password reset, and CMS format.
Detailed table explaining the ON/OFF positions for various DIP switch functions.
Explanation of power, fault indicators, LCD display, and their operational states.
Description of the keypad for operation and card reading functions.
Details on the antenna for signal reception and the microphone for monitoring.
Diagram and explanation of the control panel's connection ports and internal layout.
Guidance on connecting the system to a phone line shared with a daily telephone.
Instructions for using the remote controller to arm, disarm, and trigger panic modes.
Using the remote to alter arm/disarm status for zones and quick entry.
Explanation of special keys like CANCEL, OK, ARM, STAY, PANIC, MUTE.
Three ways to quickly arm the system via the keyboard, including zone selection.
Procedures for entering and exiting the system's programming and setting modes.
Steps to modify the default password and the system display time.
Setting up to three telephone numbers for alarm notification and CMS.
Connecting to a centre monitoring station and recording alarm messages.
Procedure for learning up to 10 remote controllers and assigning defense zones.
Procedure for learning detectors and assigning them to specific defense zones.
Steps to cancel remote controllers and detectors from the system.
Configuration of 8 wired and 16 wireless defense zones, with limitations on partial selection.
Setting up 24-hour defense zones for detectors like gas or smoke alarms.
Setting a delay time for specific defense zones after a trigger event.
Learning ID cards for access control and disarming related defense zones.
Understanding how ID cards interact with the keypad and door entry system.
Instructions for performing a shelf check to ensure the unit is working correctly.
How to input an event log number and view alarm times and zones.
Configuring arming delay, alarm delay, and alarming duration times.
Setting wireless accessory formats (AOLIN, PT2264) and CMS formats (Aolin, Contact ID).
Setting up detection for telephone line disconnection when the system is armed.
Option to restore all system settings to factory default status.
Scheduling automatic arming and disarming based on specific days and times.
Configuration for audio alarm mode, including siren and automatic dialing.
Configuration for mute alarm mode, where the siren remains silent.
How the system works with CMS, including inputting numbers and data.
Listening to alarming scenes and delaying duration during remote calls.
Stopping alarming, disarming, reporting status, and checking the menu via remote call.
Instructions for remotely controlling the system (arm, disarm, monitor) via telephone.
Enrolling wireless accessories and installing the mainframe in the center of the area.
Ensuring full battery charge and avoiding interference from metal objects.
Setting necessary parameters based on user situation during installation.
Troubleshooting when the power light does not brighten.
Addressing issues with invalid wireless signals due to interference.
Resolving issues with connecting to CMS due to incorrect codes.
Troubleshooting shortened signal receiving distance, often related to antenna placement.
Addressing shortened detector launch distance, possibly due to low detector voltage.
Specifications for power supply (AC/DC) and standby/alarming current.
The operating receiving frequency for the wireless accessories.
Number of preset telephone groups and standby battery specifications.
Built-in siren decibel rating and minimum standby time.
Mainframe size and the maximum wireless receiving distance.
Coverage details for wireless and wired defense areas.
General| Brand | HOME ALARM |
|---|---|
| Model | 4099 |
| Category | Security System |
| Language | English |
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