Pima 896 User Manual

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  to show zone alarms;
  to show arming and disarming events.
 The top line is the event‟s number and time and date it was registered;
 The bottom line is the event type and the zone it occurred in.
 Alarms and faults are displayed in two interchanging screens, the first with the alarm type
and zone number, the second with the zone name. See the next example.
 Example:
Burglary alarm in zone #4, kitchen:
74) 5 APR 21:20
Burgl Alarm 4
Serial
number
Zone number
Event
Date & time
Zone name
74) 5 APR 21:20
Kitchen
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4. KEY #3: TEMPORARY ZONE BYPASSING
 Bypassing zones reduces the your premises security level!
Use it only when no other alternative exists and for a limited
time only.
 Bypassed zones do not sound the alarm, nor do they report the
Central Monitoring Station (where relevant).
 Bypass zones only to access protected areas while the system
is armed, or if a zone is faulty and you need to arm the system.
If this is the case, call a service technician immediately.
 Beware not to bypass zones unintentionally.
 Zones cannot be bypassed when the system is already armed.
 Bypassed zones are automatically reinstated when the system
is disarmed ;
 A zone can be bypassed only for a limited time, that is set by
the Installer (up to 250 min.). When this time is over and the
system has not been armed yet, the zone is automatically
reinstated.
 The installer can permanently bypass a zone, such in the case
of a detector that will not be used for a long time.
 To bypass a troubled zone, do the following:
 Master code 
Zone Number: 1
Entr-Conf #-Rst
 zone number

 The zone is immediately bypassed. The next time the system is disarmed (or if the bypass limit
time passes) the bypassed zone is automatically reinstated.
3
BYPASS
3
BYPASS
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Pima 896 Specifications

General

Brand	Pima
Model	896
Category	Carbon Monoxide Alarm
Language	English