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General| Category | Security System |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | ITI |
| Model | Concord |
| Power Supply | Battery Backup |
| Zones | Up to 48 zones |
| Remote Access | Yes |
| Keypad | LCD keypad available |
Describes the main components of the security system and their functions.
Explains the sequence of events from sensor activation to central station notification.
Details the basic command pattern for instructing the security system.
Describes the different types of touchpads and their functions for system interaction.
Explains the audible feedback provided by key presses on touchpads.
Describes various status beeps that indicate system events or conditions.
Explains the meaning of the red and green LEDs on fixed display touchpads.
Explains how the system handles fire and smoke alarms, including non-cancellable events.
Provides instructions on how to reset smoke detectors after an alarm.
Explains how to cancel an accidental intrusion, Police, or Auxiliary alarm.
Offers advice and best practices to avoid triggering false alarms.
Details the three arming levels (OFF, STAY, AWAY) and their sensor coverage.
Describes the OFF arming level for normal use when intrusion detection is not required.
Explains the STAY arming level for protection while occupants are inside.
Details the AWAY arming level for maximum protection when the premises are vacant.
Describes the Chime-On-Close feature that beeps on closing as well as opening.
How to get a brief overview of the system's current condition.
How to get detailed system status information, including specific features.
Details the activation and behavior of a fire panic alarm.
Details the activation and behavior of a police panic alarm.
Explains how to program access codes and user attributes.
Provides recommendations for keeping access codes secure.
Details the capabilities of the System Master code.
Details the capabilities of Partition Master codes.
Explains the limitations and privileges of regular user codes.
Step-by-step guide to changing an existing user code.
Steps to remove a user code from the system.
How to assign the attribute allowing users to bypass sensors.
How to assign the attribute for accessing the system via phone.
How to assign the attribute allowing users to access other partitions.
Instructions for setting the system's current time.
Instructions for setting the system's current date.
How to arm the system without audible beeps.
Explains how to temporarily silence arming beeps.
Illustrates how the Energy Saver feature works with temperature settings.
How to set the desired high and low temperature points for Energy Saver.
Instructions for enabling and disabling the Energy Saver feature.
Explains how sensor or user numbers are reported in pager messages.
Explains the meaning of event codes in pager messages.
Explains the role of the account number in pager messages.
Describes the option to simplify pager reports by excluding account numbers.
How to schedule events that span across multiple days.
How to create a schedule that starts one day and ends the next.
Illustrates a one-day rollover schedule for Latchkey Opening.
Illustrates a multi-day rollover schedule for Latchkey Opening.
How to schedule lights to turn on/off at specific times.
How to have lights turn on automatically during the exit delay period.
How to have lights turn on automatically during the entry delay period.
How to configure lights to flash upon arming/disarming.
Step-by-step guide to linking lights to sensor activation.
Step-by-step guide to unlinking lights from sensor activation.
Step-by-step guide to attaching time schedules to system outputs.
Step-by-step guide to programming scheduled arming events.
Explains when the Opening and Closing Reports feature is enabled and active.
Identifies who can receive Opening and Closing Report pages.
Describes the information contained in Opening and Closing Report pages.
Details the events that can trigger a Latchkey Paging notification.
Identifies who can receive Latchkey Paging notifications.
Specifies which users can trigger Latchkey Paging.
Describes the information contained in Latchkey Paging reports.
Explains the Latchkey Opening feature and its types.
Details the two methods for sending Latchkey Opening pages.
Details the specific events that trigger Notify by Exception pages.
Identifies who can receive Notify by Exception pages.
Specifies which users trigger Notify by Exception pages.
How to enable or disable remote access for panel downloads.
Instructions for accessing factory code, system number, and system level.
Settings that affect both partitions, usually set by the installer.
Settings that apply only to one partition, programmable by the user.
Explains the purpose and use of the phone command prefix.
Requirements for the system to recognize and answer off-site calls.
Describes the Ring-Hang-Ring and Twelve-Ring methods for panel answer.
How code attributes enable off-site system access.
Summarizes the two main steps for operating the system via phone.
How to handle incoming calls while operating the system via phone.
Answers whether system control is possible during phone calls.
How to temporarily disengage phone control for other calls.
Describes routine system tests for power, battery, and communication.
Explains how to perform weekly system tests yourself.
How to test individual sensors for correct operation.
Instructions for resetting smoke detectors after an alarm.
Explains the meaning of trouble beeps and messages.
How to temporarily silence trouble beeps if the issue cannot be corrected.
Addresses common user issues with arming, bypassing, and system behavior.
Troubleshooting common problems related to phone operations.
Troubleshooting issues with wireless siren testing and supervision.
Troubleshooting why programmed lights are not activating automatically.
Troubleshooting AC power issues and backup battery operation.
Troubleshooting low battery conditions for the system.
Troubleshooting sensor communication problems.
Troubleshooting internal sensor problems or chamber obstructions.
Troubleshooting low battery conditions for individual sensors.
Troubleshooting sensor tamper conditions.
Troubleshooting system communication failures with the central station.
Troubleshooting receiver issues.
Troubleshooting system memory failures.
Section for recording sensor numbers, names, partitions, and types.
Table detailing alarm types and their corresponding sounds.
Table describing different status beep types and their sounds.
Provides an example floor plan to guide drawing your own.
Guidelines for drawing a floor plan for emergency planning.
Explains the two methods for programming: menus and shortcuts.
Details how to navigate the system's programming menus.
