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General| Power source type | DC |
|---|---|
| AC adapter output current | 2 A |
| AC adapter output voltage | 12 V |
| Product color | Multicolor |
A step-by-step guide that will acquaint you with the system's features and benefits.
Overview of the Honeywell Security System features and benefits.
Details on burglary, fire protection, and security codes.
Explanation of system zones and independent partition areas.
Procedures for arming, step-arming, and disarming burglary protection.
How the system responds to alarms and central station reporting.
Accessing system functions via a touch-tone phone.
Programmable keys for various system functions.
Automatic and manual system condition message sending to pagers.
Programming the system to perform functions at specific times.
Recording and playback of messages using voice keypads.
Keypad features like LCD, sounder, backlighting, and voice capabilities.
Description of 2-line alphanumeric LCD keypads.
Description of keypads using pre-designated words.
Keypads with voice features: announcements, chime, message center.
Explanation of status messages displayed on fixed-word keypads.
Description of Alpha and Fixed-Word Display windows.
Detailed explanation of keypad keys like OFF, AWAY, STAY, MAX, TEST, BYPASS, INSTANT, CODE, CHIME.
Explanation of LED indicators, MIC, speaker, and special keys.
Time to disarm system after re-entering through designated doors.
Time to leave through designated exit door without triggering alarm.
Conditions that cause exit error alarms and their clearing.
How to check for open zones before arming.
Voice keypad announcements for system status and faulted zones.
Arms perimeter, interior disarmed, with entry delay.
Arms perimeter and selected interior zones.
Arms entire system, interior and perimeter, with entry delay.
Arms entire system, no entry delay, for extended periods.
Key sequences for arming the system in various modes.
Arming the system quickly without a security code.
Arming the system using a single programmed function key.
Using a keyswitch for arming and disarming the system.
Disarming the system, silencing alarms, and clearing memories.
Intentionally leaving zones unprotected while arming.
Automatic bypassing of open 'vent' zones.
Easily bypassing all open (faulted) zones.
Alerting to opening of doors/windows while system is disarmed.
Voice announcements for chime mode events.
How to display the system's current date and time.
Procedure for setting the system's date and time.
Manually activating emergency functions using panic keys.
Using A, B, C, D keys to activate programmed sequences (macros).
Step-by-step example of programming a macro sequence.
How to activate a programmed macro key.
Controlling lights or other devices via system commands.
Automatic sending of system status messages to pagers.
Manually sending messages to pagers.
Scheduled pager reports for specific events like missed arrival.
Assigning and using security codes for system access.
Explanation of user authority levels and their permissions.
Command strings for adding user codes and attributes.
Using GOTO command and multi-partition arming.
Procedure for switching between partitions using the GOTO command.
Arming multiple partitions simultaneously.
How a common zone (shared area) operates with partitions.
System provides 16 end-user schedules for event control.
Procedure for programming schedules for various events.
System records events in a history log for master users.
How to access and navigate the system's event log.
Interpreting event codes and their meanings.
Weekly testing procedures to ensure proper operation.
Interpreting 'CHECK' and 'BATTERY' messages on the keypad.
Understanding COMM. FAILURE, LO BAT, Rcvr Jam, etc.
Understanding AC LOSS, Busy-Standby, OPEN CIRCUIT, etc.
Troubleshooting telephone line issues.
Basic maintenance for reliable system operation.
How to silence low battery alerts.
Instructions and recommendations for replacing batteries.
Cleaning and general care of system components.
Overview of residential fire alarm system operation.
Procedure to silence and clear fire alarms.
How to reset smoke detectors after a fire alarm.
How to manually trigger a fire alarm.
Using specific keys to initiate a fire alarm.
NFPA guidelines for smoke detector placement.
Recommended steps for emergency fire evacuation planning.
View faulted zones when system not ready.
Arms system in mode selected.
Also silences sounders. Memory of alarm remains until cleared.
Tests alarm sounder and allows sensors to be tested.
Performs desired action and sends silent alarm to Central Station.
Summary of sounds and displays for fixed-word keypads.
Summary of sounds and displays for Alpha keypads.
FCC Part 15 compliance for radio frequency emissions.
FCC Part 68 compliance for telephone/modem interface.
Canadian compliance for telecommunications equipment.
Log for programming system features and function keys.
Chart to track system users, codes, authority levels, and attributes.
Continued tracking of system users and their settings.
Configuration for pager phone numbers and reporting events.
Log for programming system schedules for events.
List of devices that can be controlled by the system.
Insured's name, address, and insurance company details.
Details on alarm notifications to local sounding devices and central station.
Indicates system power source.
Frequency of system testing.
Locations where smoke detectors are installed.
Locations of burglary detection devices.
Space for any other relevant information.
Important warnings about system limitations and potential failures.
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