42 Keypads
Anti-intrusion control panels
6-6-15
Partition status enquiry
The user code must be enabled (by the installer) to activate shortcut n.17 via keys , ...,
or the number keys.
After entering a valid user-code, press the key which is assigned to the shortcut. The keypad
sequentially replicates the description of the partition and its armed/disarmed status.
Note
The control panel replicates the armed/disarmed status of the code partitions and disregards the keypad
partitions.
6-7
Operations via an Alien keypad
6-7-1
Alien function keys
The Alien keypad user-interface is shown as a menu of function keys. The keys are visualized
as icons which activate the respective functions when tapped on the touch screen.
The following table provides a description of the function keys displayed on the home page.
The home page of the Alien/S, coincides with the page that is displayed when the user has not
activated any function or application, or has simply not touched the display for at least 45
seconds. The keys coincide with those present in the section on the right-hand side of the
display of the Alien/G.
Some of these keys activate their assigned functions after entry of a user code that opens a
session, which is closed by tapping “Logout” button on the top right of the Home page or after
45 seconds inactivity on the keypad.
Table 6-19: Alien keypad menu
Icon/key Function Code required
SCENARIOS
Accesses the section containing the list of programmed scenarios which can be activated.
Refer to paragraph 6-7-3 Arming commands and scenarios.
No code required for access.
Depending on programming,
the activation of scenarios
may require code entry.
COMMANDS
Accesses a section containing the list of outputs which can be activated.
Refer to paragraph 6-7-7 Outputs management.
The outputs are divided in two sections:
• “Domotics”, outputs for the management of home automation
• “Intrusion” outputs programmed through the intrusion-control system
• “Domotics”, no code
required
•“Intrusion”, code
required.
INTRUSION
Accesses a section where you can view and change the status of parts of the intrusion-
control system:
• “Partitions” - where you can view and change the status of the partitions.
• “Zones” - section where you can view and changes the status of the zones.
• “Events Log” - section where you can view the events log.
Refer to paragraphs 6-7-2, 6-7-3 and 6-7-6.
User code required.
MENU
Accesses two sections:
• “Actions” - which lists the control panel commands in the event of alarm, tamper or
overtime requests. Refer to paragraphs , 6-7-2 and 6-7-12.
• “Activations” - where it is possible to view and enable the activations described in
paragraph 6-7-5 Activations.
User code required.
SETTINGS
Accesses the sections for the settings of the keypad and the Prime control panel:
• “Alien” - provides information regarding the setting-up of the Alien touch screen
interface you are using.
It shows the model, firmware revision and the address of the keypad and built-in
reader. Furthermore, it allows you to modify the screen by means of the
+
and
-
keys.
Refer to paragraph 6-7-9 Keypad settings.
• “Date/Time”, “Change PIN”, “Tel.Numbers” - these sections allow you to change the
date and time on the control panel clock, the user PINs and the contact phone
numbers saved to the memory.
Refer to paragraphs 6-7-8, 6-7-10 and 6-7-11.
• “Installer” - this section allows access to the installer menu after entry of a valid
installer PIN, thus putting the control panel in programming mode.
• “Alphanumeric keypad” - this section allows you to work on the Alien keypad as if it
were an LCD keypad. Tap the
ALIEN
button to step back to the standard mode.
User code required.
Installer code required for the
“Installer”.
SYSTEM
Accesses a section where it is possible to view the system parts:
• List of ongoing faults
• Power-supply voltage of the control panel
• Information relating the GSM communications board
Refer to paragraph 6-7-6 View.
User code required.
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