Satel CA-6 - Triggering the alarm from keypad; Viewing alarm log; Viewing trouble log; Viewing current troubles

4 CA-6 SATEL
5. Triggering the alarm from keypad
If your installer has enabled this feature, the alarms can be triggered from the keypad as
follows:
fire alarm – press and hold down the key for approx. 3 seconds;
auxiliary alarm – press and hold down the 0 key for approx. 3 seconds;
panic alarm – press and hold down the # key for approx. 3 seconds.
6. Viewing alarm log
Press and hold down the 5 key for approx. 3 seconds. Information on the alarm is presented
on the numbered LEDs:
− a single LED is illuminated – alarm from the zone whose number corresponds to that of
the LED;
− a single LED is blinking – tamper alarm from the zone whose number corresponds to
that of the LED (double EOL zone wiring);
− seven out of the eight LEDs designated by numbers 1-8 are illuminated and one of the
LEDs designated by numbers 1-5 is blinking – alarm from keypad. Blinking of the LED
has the following meaning:
1 – fire alarm triggered from keypad;
2 – panic alarm triggered from keypad;
3 – auxiliary alarm triggered from keypad;
4 – keypad tamper;
5 – three invalid codes entered.
Information about the last alarm is displayed first. If you press any key (except for )
information about the previous alarm will be displayed. Press the keys repeatedly to scroll
back the alarm log.
7. Viewing trouble log
Press and hold down the 6 key for approx. 3 seconds. Information on troubles is presented
on the numbered LEDs. The LEDs indicate (status when lit):
1 – OUT1 trouble;
2 – OUT2 trouble;
3 – OUT3 trouble;
4 – 230 V AC loss;
5 – battery trouble;
6 – no keypad supply;
7 – time not set;
8 – monitoring trouble.
Information about the last trouble is displayed first. If you press any key (except for )
information about the previous trouble will be displayed. Press the keys repeatedly to scroll
back through the trouble log.
8. Viewing current troubles
Press and hold down the 7 key for approx. 3 seconds. The trouble information is presented
on LEDs designated by digits and on LEDs designated by letters. The LEDs indicate (status
when lit):
1 – OUT1 trouble;