Satel CA-4v1 - Basic Functions

6 SATEL CA-4v1
TROUBLE (yellow color) – blinking LED indicates a failure in the alarm system The
type of trouble can be identified with function 7.
1…4
–
(red color) LEDs indicating the status of system zones:
− ON – zone violated,
− blinking slowly – zone bypassed (indicated only with the partition disarmed).
The jumper pins on the keypad board are designated for setting a keyboard backlighting.
Basic functions
Arming
Enter one of the access codes (except the servicing code) and then press the [#] key.
The panel will confirm the correct code entry with three short beeps and will start to
countdown the exit delay time. During the countdown the [ARMED] LED is blinking,
and after armed mode is activated it is lit continuously.
Disarming
Enter one of the access codes (except the servicing one) and then press the [#] or [
*
]
key. The panel will confirm the correct code entry with three short beeps and the armed
mode will be deactivated. The [ARMED] LED will extinguish.
Canceling the alarm
Is similar to disarming the system. If the alarm was activated in armed mode along with
canceling the alarm the armed mode is deactivated.
PANIC alarm
Press and hold the [#] key for about 3 seconds. The function can be blocked (see
ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS)
Access code programming (functions 1, 2, 3, 4)
The default user first access code is 1234. The code should be changed for a safety
reasons with function 1 right after starting the system.
To changing or programming code enter one of the two master access codes and press
the [
*
] key. The panel will confirm the correct code entry with two short beeps and will
wait for the number of the access code to be programmed. In addition, the
[TROUBLE], [ARMED] and [ALARM] LEDs will blink simultaneously. Giving the
number (1 through 4) will activate the programming mode. The panel will confirm the
programming mode with three short beeps. The [TROUBLE], [ARMED] and
[ALARM] LEDs will blink in turns. A new access code should be entered and confirmed
with the [#] key. The access code should be 4 to 6 digits long.
The access codes 1 and 2 are master codes.
The access code number 3 is designed to enable arming the system with bypassing the
zones programmed with function 9 and armed mode without outside signaling devices
activated (the alarm condition is signaled solely in the keypad, the option is deactivated
with function 8).