What to do if Orisec Intercom System shows AC Fail?
If your Orisec Intercom System displays an AC Fail message, it means the main power to the control panel has been disconnected or lost. Check to ensure there isn't a power cut, or contact the installation company.
Why does my Orisec CK-60 show a Battery Fault?
A Battery Fault message on your Orisec Intercom System indicates that the main panel battery voltage is low or the battery has been removed. The internal battery should be replaced every 2-3 years.
What to do if Orisec CK-60 shows Zone 01 Alarm?
If your Orisec Intercom System displays 'Zone 01 Alarm', it means the zone has recently been alarmed and is awaiting a reset. To resolve this, enter your user code and select ‘Reset Alarms’.
How to fix a tamper error on my Orisec CK-60 Intercom System?
If your Orisec Intercom System shows a tamper error for the bell, panel lid, aux, keypad, or expander, it means the device's lid isn't making proper contact. Check the lid of the device to ensure it is securely fastened.
What does 'Zone 01 Active' mean on my Orisec CK-60?
If your Orisec Intercom System displays 'Zone 01 Active', it indicates that the zone is reporting an open state to the main control panel. Check the device to ensure it is not a door or window that has been left open.
What does 'Zone 01 Tamper' mean on my Orisec Intercom System?
If your Orisec Intercom System displays 'Zone 01 Tamper', it indicates that the zone's lid is not making a tight connection. Check the lid of the device to ensure it is securely fastened.
What does 'Zone 01 Masked' mean on my Orisec CK-60 Intercom System?
If your Orisec Intercom System displays 'Zone 01 Masked,' it indicates that an object is potentially obstructing its view. Check the area where the detector is located for anything that may be obstructing the detector.
What does 'Omitted Zones' mean on my Orisec CK-60?
Omitted Zones on your Orisec Intercom System means a user has manually disabled certain zones. Ask an installer or master user to help reinstate the zones if required.
What to do if Orisec CK-60 Intercom System shows 'Confirm Devices'?
If your Orisec Intercom System displays 'Confirm Devices', it means a networked device on the security system has been removed. Contact the installation company.
Provides an overview of the security system components and installation.
Explains the manual's content, covering system functions and operation.
Details the system's ability to communicate alarms to a receiving centre.
Explains how zones are grouped into areas for system management.
Describes the use of codes for system operation and security.
Explains how NFC tags function as access codes for the system.
Describes the placement and function of remote keypads.
Explains the meaning of various icons displayed on the system.
Details the color indications of the keypad's status LED.
Describes the functions of panic, fire, and medical emergency keys.
Explains how to activate emergency functions using specific key combinations.
Guides users on familiarizing themselves with system operations before use.
Explains accessing the menu for system operations like arming and disarming.
Advises on securing the premises before arming the system.
Details the procedure for fully arming the security system.
Explains the process of part arming the system using different modes.
Outlines the steps to disarm the security system upon entry.
Describes how to fully arm specific areas or area sets.
Details the procedure for part arming selected areas.
Explains how to disarm one or more specific areas.
Guides on how to reset the system after an alarm event.
Explains the procedure for resetting the system after a fault occurs.
Details how to temporarily disable zones from triggering alarms.
Provides instructions for changing user access codes.
Explains how to enable or disable the chime feature for specific areas.
Introduces the system's capability to log and view event data.
Describes how to view general system events, dates, and times.
Explains how to view mandatory events as per EN50131-1 standards.
Details how to view the log of zones that have triggered the chime feature.
Describes how to print system logs via a connected serial printer.
Allows testing of external bell, strobe, and speaker functions.
Guides on testing zone activation by walking through the protected area.
Enables viewing zones that have been inactive for a specified period.
Allows monitoring the status and activity count of individual zones.
Provides information on the status of installed communication modules.
Initiates a test call to the alarm receiving centre.
Allows listening to and managing programmable voice messages.
Explains how to send SMS messages from the system.
Allows custom programming of outputs without a user code.
Details the operation of X10 home automation peripherals.
Enables setting an alarm clock function on the keypad.
Allows enabling/disabling chime for selected areas without a code.
Guides on listening to and managing recorded voice messages.
Explains sending SMS messages via GSM or PSTN modules.
Allows displaying custom text messages on the keypad LCDs.
Enables starting a countdown timer for specific applications.
Lists available functions and their corresponding touch-tone key sequences.
Explains how to remotely access the system via a touch-tone telephone.
Details the process for remotely full arming the security system.
Outlines how to remotely part arm the system.
Explains the procedure for remotely disarming the system.
Describes how to remotely control system outputs like lighting.
Guides on recording and playing back voice messages remotely.
General| Brand | Orisec |
|---|---|
| Model | CK-60 |
| Category | Intercom System |
| Language | English |
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