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The 4004 has the following service switches for servicing and testing the 
system (see Figure 1): 
 
Zone Disconnect Switch - “ON” for normal operation and “OFF” to disconnect 
zone.  To disconnect a 4004 zone from a normal state, slide the Zone Disconnect 
Switch for any zone in alarm to the “OFF” position.  this transfers the zone(s) 
from a normal condition to a zone disconnect trouble condition.  Press the 
“ACK” key to acknowledge the trouble condition(s). 
When restoring a zone to the operative state, activation of notification circuits is 
inhibited for 15-seconds.  The system sounder and display is not delayed if the 
restored zone is in the alarm state.  This allows the operator or service technician 
to restore the IDC to the disabled state without a general alarm.  This operation 
is called “Abort Enable” of the IDC. 
To disconnect a 4004 zone from an alarm state, toggle the Zone Disconnect 
Switch to the “OFF” position, then to the “ON” position, and once again to the 
“OFF” position.  This transfers the zone(s) from a normal condition to a zone 
disconnect trouble condition.  Press the “ACK” key to acknowledge the zone 
disconnect trouble condition(s).  Press “SYSTEM RESET” to reset the system 
and clear the alarm outputs.  A trouble is reported for any zone(s) in disconnect.  
Press the “ACK” key to acknowledge the trouble condition(s). 
To re-connect a 4004 zone from the disconnect state, slide the Zone Disconnect 
Switch for the desired zone(s) to the “ON” position.  Press “SYSTEM RESET” 
to clear the zone disconnect trouble condition(s). 
City Disconnect Switch - “ON” for normal operation and “OFF” to disconnect.  
A system trouble indicates when the city is disconnected.  There is a switch for 
each city circuit on the city connect module. 
Alarm Output Disconnect Switch - This switch is used to disable all system 
alarm outputs.  This includes NACs, Alarm City Circuit, Auxiliary Alarm 
Output, and Zone Alarm Outputs.  When the switch is “OFF” the system is in 
the normal operation mode.  When the switch is “ON” all of the above circuits 
are disabled.  Trouble indications are indicated for each disabled circuit.  
Activation of this switch is ignored when the system is in alarm, you must clear 
Alarm and Reset conditions before switching back to the “OFF” position. 
Walk Test Switch - “OFF” for normal operation and “ON” places the system in 
Walk Test mode.  Activation of this switch “ON” allows one person to test the 
system.  If system is in alarm the activation of the switch is ignored. 
Program Switch - “OFF” for normal operation and “ON” places the system in 
the program mode.  Activation of this switch is ignored if the system is in alarm. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Jumper Settings/Service 
Switches (Continued)