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General| Backlight | Yes |
|---|---|
| Zones | 8 |
| Keypads | 8 |
| Voltage | 12 VDC |
| Type | Keypad |
| Compatibility | NetworX NX-8 |
| Display | 16-character LCD |
| Buttons | 16 |
| User Codes | Up to 48 |
Explains the meaning of various indicator lights on the keypad, including POWER, ARMED, READY, SERVICE, INSTANT, FIRE, and CHIME.
Describes the purpose and function of different key groups on the keypad, such as numeric, function, and emergency activation keys.
Covers basic operation, LED indicators, sounder signals, and the importance of user knowledge for system proficiency.
Outlines crucial facts regarding system limitations, regular testing, power dependency, and professional installation for user safety.
Provides definitions for key terms used throughout the manual, such as Abort Delay, Duress Code, Forced Arming, and User Code.
Details when the Armed, Bypass, Cancel, Chime, and Exit lights are on, off, or flashing to indicate system status.
Describes what the Fire, Instant, and Power lights signal regarding system status, faults, and battery conditions.
Details indications for Ready, Stay, and Zone lights, including normal operation and trouble conditions.
Explains how to use the Fire, Auxiliary Emergency, and Police keys for emergency signaling and reporting.
Provides step-by-step instructions for closing zones, checking the ready light, and entering codes to arm the system.
Offers instructions for arming the system while inside, including bypassing interior zones for increased safety.
Explains how to use STAY, BYPASS, and EXIT keys to toggle modes or initiate an exit delay.
Details the procedure for disarming the system by entering a valid code during the entry delay period.
Describes how to use the CANCEL key during an abort delay or after an alarm report to stop communication.
Provides steps to bypass specific zones or all designated group bypass zones for temporary deactivation.
Details procedures for unbypassing zones and toggling the door chime feature on or off.
Provides step-by-step instructions for changing existing user codes or deleting them from the system.
Explains the process for assigning authority levels and partition access to user codes for granular control.
Explains the meanings of authority levels and how to assign partition access to users.
Details how to adjust the keypad sound tone and momentarily change system partitions.
Covers procedures for viewing past alarm events and performing system tests like battery or communicator tests.
Provides a guide for performing a walk test to verify zone operation without triggering alarms to the central station.
Explains how to reset specific system faults and detectors, such as Smoke Detectors and Zone Troubles.
Provides instructions for setting the system's date and time using the designated code entry sequences.
Lists various reasons for keypad sounder activation and explains the meanings of different beep patterns and tones.
Details how to use the service menu to diagnose system faults, tampers, low batteries, and line troubles.
Explains indications for failures to communicate with the central station or loss of system time.
Provides guidelines and steps for drawing floor plans, identifying escape routes, and practicing evacuation procedures.
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