Nemtek druid LCD - Using Your Keypad; Keypad Code Entry; Activating and Deactivating Energizer; Acknowledging and Silencing Alarms

All keypad codes must end with the # key to enter the code sequence.
If you pause for more than five seconds between key presses, the keypad will produce a
fast beeping sequence and all earlier keys will be deleted.
A correctly entered sequence will be acknowledged with two beeps.
Activating and deactivating the energizer _ _ _ _ #
The energizer can be activated or deactivated by entering the four digit master PIN
(default master PIN is 1234).
If the fence is off, the O symbol under the FENCE label on the keypad will be lit and on the
energizer display the O symbol linked to the FENCE MODE label will be shown.
If the fence is on, one of the GOOD, CHECK or BAD indicators on the left of the keypad
will be lit and the energizer display will show GOOD, CHECK or BAD, depending on the
fence condition and fence voltage.
Acknowledging and silencing an alarm condition _ _ _ _ #
Enter the reset PIN (default reset PIN is 5555). The siren will be silenced if not yet timed
out, the internal beeper will stop sounding and the strobe will be deactivated. One of the
alarm , alarm history or event symbols will indicate the source of the alarm.
The above can also be achieved through entering the master PIN, however the energizer
operating state will be toggled at the same time.
Clearing an alarm or event from memory _ _ _ _ #
An alarm symbol indicates that the condition persists and will have to first be
corrected. An alarm history symbol indicates the fault no longer exists and simply
entering the reset PIN will clear the memory condition. Only if the alarm condition is
resolved will the energizer operate without further alarm activation.
The above can also be achieved through turning the energizer Off and On again using the
master PIN.
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