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If the system diagnoses a fault on arming, you cannot set the alarm. Faults include system
faults, tampering and triggering of detectors.
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A tone indicating a fault is emitted by the panel siren after the arming request,
instead of the arming tone.
Check that all doors and windows equipped with detectors are closed.
You can override prevention of arming by requesting arming a second time within
two minutes of the first request. This will bypass all faults.
The arming process restarts: the arming tone is emitted by the panel siren followed
by the exit delay beeps. Arming is completed at the end of the delay.
Stopping the siren
does not interrupt the transmission of the alarm to the alarm company.
If light 3, 4 or 5 is flashing slowly on your control panel, an alarm has
occurred. When an alarm is in the memory, the system cannot be armed until it has been
reset.
To reset the system, simply disarm it using a valid code or programmed key TAG.
If there is more than one alarm in the memory, repeat this operation for each alarm until
light 3, 4 or 5 stops flashing slowly.
If LED 5 is flashing quickly on your alarm panel, a confirmed alarm has occurred
and a reset must be performed by your alarm company, otherwise you cannot operate
the system. Call the operator.
ARMING WITH FAULT
DISARMING USING YOUR CODE OR TAG
To enable you to get to the keypad without triggering an alarm, your installer may have
programmed an entry delay.
Enter a valid code or present a programmed TAG.
A green light on the keypad confirms that the code is valid.
The disarming tone is emitted by the panel siren.
Disarming the system will also stop the sirens if an alarm is triggered.
Note: Depending on your keypad’s configuration, this will disarm the total set or the entire system. In
the latter case, the annex set might need to be re-armed.
RESETTING THE SYSTEM AFTER AN ALARM
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