Texecom Premier 888 - To Clear an Arm Fail; To Silence an Alarm

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INS177 13
To Clear an Arm Fail
When the system tries to arm with zones active (open), the
internal sounders will sound and the external strobe will be
flashing to indicate a problem.
!
If you were not present when the arm fail occurred
or you do not clear the arm fail condition, the
internal sounders will continue to sound and the
external strobe will continue to flash.
The system is NOT armed.
➤ To clear the arm fail, proceed as follows:
The alarm will be sounding and the display will look
something like this:
*+.'#*QK#?*[T#X
####*9999999
Enter a valid User code
....
........
....
.
The internal and external sounders will stop but the
external strobe will continue to flash and the display will
look something like this.
*+.'#*QK#?*[T#X
####*9999999
F"(.#557#*>)1R.
U.<+"",#;1(<"&
!
The number of the zone that caused the alarm will
be displayed (in this case Zone 2) and the numbers
of any subsequent zones activated (if any) will be
alternating on the display.
To try to arm again, clear the fault and press
#
##
#
.
Or
To clear the arm fail display, enter a valid User code
....
........
....
and press
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.
##0+.,1 .+#234 2
3868495 8N#M%. #54
For details on preventing an Arm Fail condition, please
refer to page 8.
To Silence an Alarm
When an alarm occurs on the system, the internal
and external sounders will normally sound for a
pre-programmed time (normally 15 minutes).
!
If you were not present when the alarm activated,
the internal and external sounders will have already
stopped. The system will re-arm but the external
strobe will continue to flash.
➤ To silence an alarm, proceed as follows:
The alarm will be sounding and the display will look
something like this:
##0+.,1 .+#234 2
3868495 8N#M%. #54
!
The top line of the display is programmable.
Enter a valid User code
....
........
....
.
The internal and external sounders will stop, the external
strobe will continue to flash and the display will look
something like this.
F"(.#557#*@'+,
38684958N#M%.#54
MC.#E'@@&'$#01+
!
The number of the zone that caused the alarm will
be displayed (in this case Zone 2) and the numbers
of any subsequent zones activated (if any) will be
alternating on the display.
The alarm now needs to be reset (see page 14 for details).