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Attention

:

Security

Representative

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Please

give

this

guide

to

the

customer

before

beginning

work

on

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Welcome

Dear

Customer,

.

lt is recommended that

you

review

the

different operating

procedures

in

this

guide

while

vour

svstem

is

beina

installed. Ask

your

Security Representative /

lnstaller

to

explain any

questions

that

you

may have about the various topics.

.

lt

is

important

to

check

the

section at

the

back of this

booklet that will list information

about

your

alarm system

named

"Reference

Topics".

Ask

your

Security

Representative /

lnstaller

to supply the

information

that

should be

entered

into this

section.

Thank-you.

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On

when

Protection ON

Always with

trouble condition

Solid:

Partial power

present.

Flashing

protection

oresent.

when there is no

(STAY)

AC

mains.

The Chubb AFx LCD

(liquid

crystal display)

keypad

provides

an

integrated

2-line

display

and multi-function backlit

keypad.

(The

keypad

is hidden

behind a

hinged

access

cover.)

What You

can do with the

LCD

Keypad

Chubb AFxrM

LCD keypads

provide

a

convenient local interface

that allows:

'

Turning

protection

on and off;

.

Checking status of items;

.

Controlling / commanding items;

.

Performing

administrative

tasks;

.

Some models can act as a card

reader

to

permit

access to locked

doors.

Keypad

Display and Buttons

The display is

your

'window'

into the Chubb

AFx

system.

When

you

enter

your

user

lD

and/or

PlN,

you

will

be

given

access to

all menus and features

as assigned

through

your

user

authorities.

Buttons

under

the Display Screen

The buttons directly under the display

screen

allow selecting associated

items

on the

display

screen.

This means the item displayed on the

screen above each button.

:

Like

the

rest

of the

keypad,

these buttons are backlit

:

.

for

use

in

poor

lighting

conditions.

The Numeric Keypad The main keypad

(in

the bottom-left

portion

of

the unit)

provides

a convenient

way

to

enter

numbers, and letters as

well

(when

applicable).

The

X

Key

This is the "escape" key, which allows

you

to

return to

a

exit from a

menu altogether

(log

out).

The < arrow > Keys

on

the Keypad

These

keys

allow

selecting

different

items

and

topics.

When

available, the

left {

or

right }

arrow

keys will appear

on-screen.

Emergency

Keys

and

Programmed

Function

Keys

Pressing a number and the

f

key

at the same

time will

perform

the

action as

programmed

for that key-sequence. The emergency keys at the bottom

of

the

keypad each transmit a

specific emergency message

(to

the central

monitoring station).

,

For more information on

the emergency

keys, refer

'

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to

"Using

the Emergency Keys" in

the

"Alarms..."

I

i

chapter.

i

For details

on

the

programmable

function keys, refer

j

i

to

"Using

the

Function Keys"

in

the

"Status

&

i

:

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by

you

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Chubb AFxrM

LCD

Keypad

User's

Guide

500-3650E

rev1.3

500-365(

lf You Are Being Forced

to Enter

Protected

Premises

A duress

(panic)

alarm is triggered when

you

enter

your

PIN with

the last two digits

reversed.

This

can be done at

reader

keypads,

system LCD keypads, and

Suite

Security LED keypads.

Normal PIN Examole: 1

23 4

lf

beinq

forced

to Enter: 1 2 4 3

This feature

will be available unless it was

disabled

:

by

your

service technician

when

the system was

i

initiallv

set uo.

Logging Into the Keypad (User

lD

and/or PIN)

NOTE: Your Security Representative

/

Installer will

supply

you

with

your

User lD

and PIN number for

pressing

into the

keypad

and

logging

in to the system.

(The

default Master

user

lD

and

is:

e.g.

lD:

01 or 00'1, PIN: 7793)

"Logging

In"

provides you

with

access to the

features

of the LCD keypad. To log in:

Open

the

keypad

cover, and

press

in

your

user

lD number

and/or

number as indicated on the display.

When finished

viewing or entering items,

you

can

use the X fey to exit

(press

multiple

times as

needed--until

the

"login"

screen appears).

Tip: You will

also be

logged

out automatically if

you

do

not

press

any keys for approximately

one

(1)

minute.

Welcome Enter ID:

Your Name Appears

Enter PIN:

Overview

of

Screens

(Topics)

When

logged in,

you

will

see only the topics

that

you

have

the authority to use. Some or all

o{ the following

topics

will

be available:

;

Selecting a

Topic:

Press the

">"

key until

your

:

I

desired topic appears on-screen. Then

press

the I

:

key directly under

your

topic to select

it.

Oll ll Stay // On:

The first screen

that

you'll

see allows

you

to arm

or disarm the area(s) as desired, or to

access

other tooics.

Only two of arm/disarm

selections

will

appear

at a time-depending

on the

present

arming-

state of the area(s). Off: all intrusion

protection

fully

off.

Stav:

partial protection.

Internal motion

detectors disabled.

Only

perimeter protection

on.

For

users to

remain

inside the orotected

area. On: all

protection

fully on. No one remaining in

the orotected area.

Status:

This

allows checking the status of

various items in

the system, or commanding

items into different

states.

.

Please ignore

uncommon status screens

that

may

.

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show up like

"Comms,

Modem, Licns".

They are for a

i

:

service technician's

purposes.

Bypass: This allows bypassing faulty sensor(s) so the system ignores

them, and/or

to

allow arming the system.

History: This

allows viewing a record of the

tasks that users have

performed (disarm

areas, bypass sensors,

etc.)

My PIN: This allows the

person

who is logged

in to change their

password.

Users: This allows

adding or deleting

'users'

from

the system, or viewing or editing

settings

for

soecific users.

:

A

"User"

is

a

person

who has

the authority to login to

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system keypads, and/or to

gain

entry at access-

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controlled doors.

Push ) for

Menus

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Test:

This allows testing

different

aspects of

the system. Verify: This allows a

person

to

prove

they

are

present.

This lets a monitoring facility

know

that

you

are

present

after accidentally tripping

a

sensor, and/or silencing a false alarm.

Schdule:

This allows

extending

the scheduled

closing

time for an area

(the

"work-late"

feature), or suspending a schedule altogether. Arm/Disarm: Re-enters the screen

for

turning

the system to

Off, Stay

or

On.

Time:

This

allows changing

the

time and/or

date

for a system

panel.

Keypad Entry

Basics

Use

the buttons directly under the display

screen

when

the

arrow

"!"

beside desired

subjects

on

the screen

is

pointing

down to the

correspondin

g

keypad

buttons.

The < and > buttons allow

you

to

view

additional

topics--when available.

("<"

andlor

">"

will

appear

on

the display

screen

to indicate these

keys

can be

used).

Use the

"X"

escape key when finished

with

your

present

menu / topic to return to the

main

screen

or back out of inner screens.

Entering

Letters

(e.9.,

for

a user's name)

The numeric

keypad

allows entering

numbers--

and

letters

as

well--for items

that

support

this.

When required,

press

the

specific key multiple

times until

the desired letter appears:

Pressing

"2"

multiple times

produces:

2

A B

C on the screen.

Pressing

"3"

multiple times

produces:

3 D E

F on the screen.

...etc.

(look

for the

letters

on each

key).

Chubb AFxrM LCD

Keypad

User's

Guide 500-3650E

revl

.3

500-36t

Al

arms,

Turning

Protection

On

and Off

500-3650E rev1.3 5

Alarm

Monitoring

Features

Depending

on

how

the system is set up,

specific alarms may

be

indicated

by any of the

following items: o

An

alarm

message will appear on

specific

keypad(s);

.

Keypad

'sonalerts'

(beepers)

may sound;

.

A local

siren

may

be triggered;

UL Listed Svstems:

For UL listed

systems, a

local

siren must be

triggered.

.

An

alarm

message may be

transmitted to a

monitoring station

(and/or

to a management

PC running

the

Director software);

UL Listed Svstems: For UL listed systems,

an

alarm

messaoe must

be transmitted.

A

programmable "output"

may be triggered

(this

can cause a horn to sound, or

perform

any other type of automated

'switching' function); A numeric

pager

may be called to let the

wearer

know that

a specific type of alarm

has

occurred.

Fire Alarm

Standard and

Alternative Ooeration:

A

quick

on and off tone.

Burglary Alarm, Trouble Condition

Standard Operation:

Steady continuous tone

Alternative

Operation :

Slow

on

off tones

Entrv and

Exit

Delav

(tones

generated

when the

protected

area

is

entered or

protection

is

turned on

before

leaving) Standard Operation: Slow

on

off tones

until the last

15

seconds of

the

delay when the

tones speed

up and become

more immediate to indicate

that orotection

should

be

lurned

off

or

exiting should

be

done

to

prevent

a

false

alarm.

Alternative

Operation:

Continuous tone. Entrv Delav after

the

Svstem has been

in

Alarm

or durinq an

Alarm

Condition

Standard and

Alternative

Operation:

Very

fast

on and off beeps.

Exit Delav with a Protection Point Insecure Standard and

Alternative Ooeration:

Fast on

and

off

beeps

Confirm Exit

Delay

(the

exit delay

is

shortened

when the exit door is exited before the end of the exit

delay)

Standard and

Alternative

Operation:

Fast on and off beeps

Closino

Time

Soon

(a

system

that

has

a schedule

will

sound a

warning when

the time

for

the

protection

to turn on

is

approaching)

Standard and

Alternative

Ooeration:

30 minutes before the scheduled

protected

area's

protection

should

turn

on,

the keypad will

make

3 shod

beeps.

In the

final

'l

5

minutes,

the

tones

will

gradually get

faster.

Chime

(see

"Function

Key Reference" in

this

manual)

When the

chime

feature is

turned

on

and

a door

is

opened.

Standard and

alternative

operation:

Three

short low sounding beeps.

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These actions

can

be fully customized for

each type

.

of event--for each arming

level

that the system can

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be

in

at any time

(Off,

Stay or

fully

ON).

Audible Keypad

Tones

.

The following

audible

keypad

tones

accompany

keypad visual indications like

lights and

screen

messages.

.

There

are 2

versions for

some of the

tones

to

operate:

Standard: regular

tone

operation.

Alternative:

opposite to

regular operation.

New

systems will use

Standard

Tone

Operation.

Alternative

tone

operation must

be especially

programmed

by a security

representative.

These

tones also apply to the ones

emitting

from

an

Arming Station.

See

the

section on

the Arming Station Reference in this manual.

Pressi ng Keypad Keys/Buttons Single short beep

Error Tones for Wrong

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User's Guide 500-3650E rev1.3

500-365

Sirens

Conventional Siren Fire Alarm: lntermittent

Tone

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a Fire Alarm in the

Alarm:

Steady

Tone.

Steps:

1.

Enter

your

user lD

and/or

password

to

log

into the

keypad.

2. Select

Yes

to

silence

the

alarm.

To

disarm area(s),

select

"Off".

Select Yes to

turn

all areas off,

if

desired. lf there

was

a

false

alarm,

the following screen will

appear.

Select Ack to acknowledge

the alarm and disarm the system.

Select

Yes again

to verify who

you

are. Enter

your

when

prompted.

This will

signal the

monitoring facility that

you

want

to

cancel

the

false alarm.

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Enter fD:

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JYes

JNo

viewJ

Jves JNo

Enter PIN:

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A1l Areas

Off?

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Area

XX

Had an Alarm

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Sensor

Name

Status Jacr

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

Dealing

with Alarms

(what

to do if

the

keypad is beeping)

lf an

alarm occurs,

you

must

first

decide

if

it

is

a

valid

alarm

(break-in,

battery failure, etc.), or

a

false alarm. lf a

valid

alarm

occurs,

be sure

to

notify the

appropriate

persons,

and/or

take

steps to either deal

with

the

item

yourself--if

appropriate, or

get yourself

and others to

safety.

Silencing a False

Alarm

An

authorized

user can

Cancel a false alarm,

disarm the system and

inform

the

monitoring

station

not

to

dispatch

the

respective

emergency servrce.

The following

steps assume that

you

have

accidentally

triggered a lalse alarm. lf an

alarm

has

been

generated,

the

LCD display

will

show the alarm, and the

keypad

'sounder'

will

probably

also be making a steady tone.

This ieature mav not

be available

in

all

areas.

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Consult

your

local

security

representative / installer

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for

more

information.

However,firealarmscannotbecanceiled.

the

"X"

escape

key a few

times'

system time-out

(1

minute).

XXX: refers to the number

for

the monrtored sensor

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To

return

to the

main

screen

(log

out),

press

or

let

the

The

entry tones

will now stop sounding and the

selected areas are now fully disarmed.

lf the Verify option is used,

it

must be done

within 1

minute o{

the false

alarm occurrino. for the station to

8.

9.

Press this key

to

perform

another

f unction.

acknowledge the signal

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Status

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Reference

Voice Siren

(optional)

Fire Alarm: Steady tone, followed by

optional

voice

Fire Alarm Message.

(e.9.

"FIRE!

FIRE! ... Leave lmmediately!")

Burglar Alarm: On and off tone, followed by optional voice Burglar Alarm Message.

(e.9. "lntrusion!

Intrusion! ... The

police

have

been called, leave

immediately").

500-3650E

rev1.3

Using the

Emergency

Keys

There are

three emergency keys that will

cause an emergency

alarm.

This will

be

transmitted to the monitoring

station, and

may

also turn on a local alarm,

a

programmable

output, and/or cause a numeric

pager

message to

be sent

(depending

on how the

system is set

up).

To transmit an emergency

alarm,

press

the

button on both

sides of the specific symbol at

the same time.

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Worklate: Extending the Scheduled Closing

Time

A Schedule represents when e.g. a commercial system is open for normal business hours.

lf

the scheduled closing time

is

approaching

when

the

protection

is

turned

on, and

you

wish to remain in the area,

you

can extend the

'closino'time.

Steps:

1. Enter

your

user lD

and/or

to

log

into

the keypad.

2. Press

the { }arrow keys until

you

see

"Schdule".

Then select Schdule.

3. Select Schd to change the

Schedule for the

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selected area

(e.9.

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to select a different area.

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Select WorkLate

to change the

closing

time

for

your

selected area.

Select

"+"

or

"-"

to adjust

(Adj

)

the

closing time

as desired.

Alert Keys

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Fire,

press

the

"F"

function key

(discussed

in

"Using

the

Function Keys")and

the

left

arrow key { at the

same

time.

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Atarm,

press

the

teft

and

right

arrow keys { }

at the same time.

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Emergency

(Non

medical),

press

the

left

arrow key ) and

the

"X"

Escape key

at

the same time.

:

Alert Keys

are only available if they have

been

.

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ordered by

you

and

supplied by

your

Security

i

Reoresentative.

The

"+"

and

"-"

(Adj)

keys

increments

of 30 minutes.

adjust the closing time by

6. Once

the

scheduled closing

time

is

correct,

select Ok.

To return

to the

main

screen

(log

out),

press

the

"X"

escape key a few times, or let the

system time-out

(1

minute).

j

An

authorized user

may

only change the Worklate

:

Schedule

for

the current day. 15 minutes before a

;

Schedule

ends, the

system will

chime

indicating

that

i a

scheduled closing

is

pending.

At this stage, an

j

authorized

user

may

change the

Worklate

time to

'

suspend the system closing until a specified time.

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Chubb

AFxrM LCD Keypad

User's Guide

500-3650E

revl .3

500-365

1.

2.

Suspending

Schedules

for

an

Area or

Areas

A

schedule

can be blocked altogether if

you

do

not want a scheduled closino to occur.

Steps:

Turning Protection

ON,

STAY, or

Viewing the

Present Arming-Level

With

the appropriate

authority,

you

can arm

and disarm

the system, or specific area(s)

using an LCD keypad. Steps:

Enter

your

user

lD and/or PIN to log into the keypad.

Select the button for

your

desired

protection

level.

lf all areas are currently OFF, only STAY

and ON are

shown.

lf

STAY

is not

an authorized

function. onlv

ON will be shown. The

"Stay"

arming-level

refers

to the

perimeter

sensors being

monitored, but not the interior ones.

This is

typically

used when someone is

inside

the

facility or

protected

area.

Afl Areas ON?

JYes JNo

Yes

for

all areas ON).

Enter

your

user

lD

and/or

to log into the keypad.

Press

the

) keys

until

you

see

"Schedule".

Then

3. Select Schd to susoend the Schedule for the

4. Select Susp to suspend the Schedule

for the

selected

area.

5.

Select

Ok to

suspend

the

schedule and

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2.

Welcome Enter ID:

Push

) for menus

JStay JOn

press

the

key

under

"Schedule"

to select

it.

selected area

(e.9.

Office) or select

return to the main screen. Select

Resume to

reinstate the schedule.

To

return

to the

main

screen

(log

out),

press

the

"X"

escape

key a few

times,

or let the

system time-out

(1

minute).

3. Select No to choose an

Area

to

view

or change

(or

4. Press the left

button to

set the

arming-level.

5. Select OK to confirm.

(Review

allows

you

to

7.

Select Ok? to

arm the system, or View to list

points

that are currentlv

not

Select Nxt to choose a different area,

or

select Done to exit.

AreaName. . . . . of f

Jon Jutt

ooneJ

Area(s) to....ON

.tul(

oRevl ew

in

tamper,

screen

will

to arm an

Dfc in P\/n:ccl

JOk? JView

ok.

:WARNING:

A Schedule

i

suspended

indefinitely until

:

selected .

will

remain.

"Resume"

is

j

:

change

your

mind.)

6.

lf

points

are

currently bypassed,

in

alarm, or

not Ok, the following

appear when

you

are attempting

area

(to

Stay

or ON).

WARNING: Selecting OK

will

arm the

system

with

point(s)

not secure.

Welcome

IEiliiI

Status

I

Admin

I

Reference

500-3650E rev1.3

not Ok. At this

time the

system

will indicate

points

that

are not OK

and

force

Vou

to

either

Select View to view ooints

that are

currently

bypassed or

Dypass or secure these

ooints

in

order

to arm the system. Select the

desired tooic:

Once

all ooints have

been bypassed or

Points not

Okl

t--,

JVIEW

AreaName.

. . . . of f

Jpts Juexr ArtJ

xxx:> Sensor Name

Sfafus JBypass

Jz

Arming...Bypass

Jnext Function

Aro: /c\ :rminn

q!

"rf

rrY

the

area fully

off

or

put

in

Stay

for

partial

protection.

4.

After

making

your

selection,

this

screen will ask if

"No"

is

selected, this screen will display

the

Enter

your

user lD

and/or

to log

into

the keypad.

Select

the

button

for your

desired

protection

level.

3. Select

Yes

if an authorized user has been

lf

authorized,

select

No

to

choose individual

Push ) for

menus

JOff JStay

Al1 Areas

Off?

JYes JNo

Jort Juxt

ooneJ

We]

come

Enter ID:

Push

) for menus

Jstay

Jon

3.

This

screen will

display, to choose turning

Area

Priority and dis protect a(ea2 then re area2 and it

ir Securil Admini

o

lf

pro areal on, o

propl and

t

repei

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are

in

I

Reprer Admin

a Com

the

orotection

for

all areas should be

changed, if there is more

then one area. lf

o

Pts:

Bypassable

points

(sensors)

in

the

displayed area;

.

the

'

All:

All bypassable

points

regardless of

area.

When

a

point/sensor

is

displayed,

you'll

have

these

options:

o

"

{ }

":

Press

the arrow keys

to scan through

the sensors

(points)

in

the

system

(or

the

selected area);

.

Bypass: Select

this

for the

system to

ignore

(bypass)

the

selected sensor.

.

"?"

jumps

to

the

that is not

OK.

current

condition

of the

available areas

e.g.

"On"

and selections for that area.

Selections for other areas

are displayed by

pressing

"Nxt"

or

just

change

the

protection

level for

the area

you

are

in.

Pressing

the button below

"Done"

will

process

the

selections

you

made.

Turning Protection

On

by Area

Groups,

a Group

of Areas

or

Individual

Areas.

Check with

your

Security

Representative

/ Installer

to have

this

feature

added to

your

system.

You

must

have

the

proper

Authority

to control additional

protected

areas.

secured,

the

system

will

automatically arm.

After arming

(On),

leave immediately

by the

designated exit

route!

The tone

you

will hear

is a reminder

for

you

to

quickly

leave

the

area

or

premises.

During

the

last 15

seconds this intermittent

tone will

speed up. The

exit tones will

now

stop

sounding and

the

selected

areas

are now

fully

armed.

Turning Protection

OFF

1. When

you

have

entered

the

area with

THE

protection

ON, the keypad will

beep and

the

screen will

display:

Enter

your

user lD

the keypad.

and/or PIN

to loo into

Selecting

"Stay"

will supply

selections

for

the

areas separately.

Selecting

"On"

will supply

the special way

to

turn

area

protection

on.

All Areas

ON?

JYes JNo

assigned

with the

authority level

to

turn

on a

certain

group

or

groups

of areas at the

same

Irme.

Chnaqa Aro: hrr?

ln-^,,^ I ^-^^

v9!uuP wHrcd

Area

Grouos or Areas to

turn on.

1.

2.

4.

2.

10

Chubb AFxrM LCD

Keypad

User's Guide 500-3650E

rev1.3

500-36r

Area Priority Protection

On/Off

Priority Arming requires

that

areas are armed

and disarmed

in

order of their

priority.

lf

protection

for

Area 1 is

turned

on first,

then

area 2 and then 3, disarming the areas would

then

require

area 3 to be turned off

first,

then

area2

and

then 1. This

sequence

can vary

and it is necessary to learn

the

order from

your

Security Representative /

Installer

or System

Administrator.

.

lf

protection

for areas is not turned on, off in their

AREA 1

proper

sequence,

this error screen will appear

and the

process

will not

occur.

lt will have to be

repeated

properly.

Common

Area Protection

On/Off

A

common entrance used

by

e.g. a user who

has authority for only

certain

areas in

a

multiple

area system, must be able to enter

the

entrance

to

reach

their

areas.

At

the same

time,

a user

who only has authority for

their

particular

areas beyond

the

same entrance

must

also

be able to

enter.

This can make this

main

entrance a

"common

area".

Both

users

can

have

authority

for

this

common

area to

reach

their

parlicular

areas.

This

allows them

to be able

to turn

the

protection

on and off

to this common area when their authorized areas are in

use.

Check with

your

Security

Representative / Installer

or System

Administrator for information and authoritv

for a Common

Area.

Turning

ON

an

Area's

Protection

using an

Access TOKEN

j

i

,I 3

1

1....-

*

F''-;;#;,-*'

taa

f,

1.

Place

and

hold

the

token

in

front

of the

2.

The

exit delay

will

start and the

keypad will

3.

The screen will display:

Protection

will be

keypad within

2

-3

inches

(78mm).

Check

with

your

Security Representative /

Installer

to

have

this

feature

added to

your

system. You

must have

the

proper

Authority

to

control additional protected

areas.

Welcome Enter ID:

Arming... JNext Function

To Disarm Enter

ID:

ni --f'ni -^ uf Da!LLLr119.

JNext Function

off

sound its

exit delay

beeps.

Turning

OFF an

Area's Protection

using

an Access TOKEN

1.

lf

you

have

entered the area with

protection

on, the keypad will

beep and the screen will display:

2.

Repeat holding the

token

in front of the

keypad within

2

-3

inches

(78mm).

Welcome

IlElIfiI

Status

I

Admin I Reference

500-3650E rev1.3

11

lf

this screen displays after disarming ... the

system

has had

a

Confirmed Alarml Enter ID:

Confirmed Alarm

and

the following

procedure

must

be done:

Resettino

Confirmed Alarms

Once a confirmed

alarm occurs

at

a site, the

user will be able

to

disarm

and silence the

system. The

confirmed alarm strobe display, if

it is

part

of the

system's equipment,

will

also

turn

off.

However,

arming will be

blocked

until

reset

by

an Engineer during

a service call in

the following manner:

1. The

main

panel

cabinet

must

be opened to

activate the

'tamper

sensor'

2. Ihe system will

generate

a tamper alarm; the

authorized user must first

silence this.

3. Next, the Service

user

lD

and Pin must be

entered

followed

by

the lD

and Pin of the

authorized user.

(Master

end user lD

and

default:

e.g.

lD:

01

or

001, PIN:

7793)

4.

Select

"Reset

Confirmed Alarm".

5.

Close

the main

panel

cabinet to secure the

tamoer sensor.

lf

there is

an

attempt made to arm

the

system

and

this

reset

procedure

has

not been done, this

UK

System Operation

The

following is required to ensure conformity

with

the

ACPO, DD2432002

Standard.

ll.Lt-isteCl-vstems:

Not to be used for UL listed

_ _r_v_r_t9r:

UK and European

System

Operation

UL Listed

Svstems:

Not to be used for UL

listed

systems.

Restorino Tampers

Once

a tamper

condition

occurs

it will

be

logged

in

the

system's History

log.

Any

authorized users can silence tamoers

Was in Tamper I Enter ID:

however;

the

following

system

message

will

scroll on the

LCD

display to

indicate

that

a

tamoer

condition

had

occurred...

This

message

will

only

appear

when the

tamoer

condition

has

been

restored. The

yellow

"trouble"

light on

the

keypad

will also

turn off.

1- This

message can only be cleared during a

service call

in

the

following manner.

2. The main

panel

cabinet must

be

opened

to

activate the

'tamoer

sensor'

3. The system will

generate

a tamper

alarm;

the

authorized

user must

first

silence

this.

4.

Next, the Service user lD and Pin must be

entered followed by

the

lD and Pin

of the

authorized user.

(Master

end user lD and PIN default: e.g. lD: 0.1

or 001, PIN: 7793) This

screen

message

will

display to

prompt

for

the master

authority user to enter their lD and Pin.

After

the reset

procedure

has been completed,

the system

Status

can

be checked

to

ensure

that

the only

tamper

condition

still

displaying

is the

open

main

panel

cabinet.

5. Close

the

main

panel

cabinet

to

secure the

Iamoer sensor.

Arminq

/ Disarmino Conditions

lf

at the time of arming,

certain

system faults are

present,

arming

will

be blocked.

The

red armed

light

on the keypad will

only

stay

on for 30

seconds

from

the time

of

any arming.

This is

to

prevent

the condition of the system

f rom

being

easily

visible.

To vievr from

th screen, are ON will disg

lf

one c are arn willdisl

lf a trot arming When I acknov the

pro can onl fault

co

should

Remo For cu

ACPO

servrc( it. .

Wht Keyt

.

The statl

.

The

in th ano

.

The

nurT

the

atar

screen

will

appear

momentarily...

! I

Cannot

Arm

I !

Confirmed Afarml

2nd

Service

User

Enter ID:

___

External Arming Button When

attempting to arm the system

and

exiting

the

protected

area the

"external

arming button"

must

be

oressed.

Failure to do

so

will

result

in

a

"Failed

to

Exit"

condition.

The

protection

will

disarm

at

the

end of the arming delay

and

a failed

to exit repod will

be

logged in

the system's

History log.

12

Chubb

AFxrM

LCD Keypad

User's Guide 500-3650E

rev1.3

500-365

To

view the armed state

of the

system,

log

in

from

the

"Enter

lD:"

screen.

lf

all areas

are ON

this

screen

will

display:

lf one or some

areas

are

armed

this

screen

will

display:

A1l- on

Menus

>

JOff JStay

ParLial,ly Armed ) .tof

f JS tay

lf

a trouble condition occurred since

the

last

arming, this

screen

will

display on disarming...

When this

screen is

acknowledged

(ack)

the

problem

condition

q\/qf

am E'.rrl l 6r

t-,

'|ampereo

+AcK

can only be seen

by

checking system

Status.

lf

fault

conditions are

present,

than arrangements

should be made

to

have

them corrected.

Remote Reset

For

customers who would rather reset the

ACPO

alarm themselves, instead

of a

service/engineer

person

attending and

doing

rt.

.

When the ACPO alarm

occurs, the LCD

keypad screen will

display a 6 digit

code.

.

The customer

notifies

the

monitoring

station with

this

number.

.

The monitoring station

enters the number

in

this

program's

"Customer

Input:" box

and

generates

a response 6 digit number.

.

The monitoring

station

gives

this response

number

to the

customer

who enters

it

into

the

keypad

and can reset the ACPO

alarm.

500-3650E

rev1.3

1e

Checking

Status

and

Controlling

Items

500-3650E

rev1.3

15

Status

and

Control

Features

NOTE: Status will display cedain options e.g. "Comms,

Modem, Licns" that will not appear familiar because they are not covered in this publication.

These

options should be

ignored

by the end user because they are

for a

technician's

use only.

Using an

LCD keypad,

you

can:

.

Check the status of various items in the system and

view

the

present

armino-level of desired

area(s).

.

Bypass faulty sensors to

allow

arming the

system and/or specific area(s);

.

Command doors to Unlock,

relock, or

change

operating characteristics;

.

Use the function keys to

perform pre-

programmed

signalling and/or switching

functions.

Using

the Function Keys

LCD

keypads

provide

10 function keys that

can

perform

various

signalling and/or switching

functions. Consult with

your

security representative / installer to learn what the ones

you

may have

ordered do.

To use function key 1, 2,3,4, or 5, simply

press

and

hold

the

"F"

key,

and

press

the

desired number at the same time.

F-rE E

ABrl

fT

D#l

I

6

MNrol

l4

GFill

l:--::::--]

|

5

unr

I

ll

PRS-I

lT

rutl

I

e

wE

To

log

in, open the

keypad

cover,

and

key in

your

user lD

number and/or

PIN number as indicated on the display.

Then

press

and

hold the

"F"

key, and

press

the

desired number at the same time.

Checking

the System Status

(monitored

conditions

for a system

control unit) The

system

status feature shows the status

of

all conditions such as

(tamper,

low

battery,

etc.) that are being

monitored for the control

unit associated

with

your

keypad.

These items may also be referred to as

"Equipment"

conditions.

Steps:

Welcome Enter ID:

Your Name

Appears

EnTer

PIN:

Checl (Poinl

The Po status

r

the

arm

Steps:

1. Ent

lDi tog Key

2. Sele f unc

3. Ust arro scrc

4.

Sele

5. Selr toPtt

.

Pts: Point

.

All:

,

When

a is displi have th .

">": the s,

serec

1.

3.

Enter

your

user lD and/or PIN to log into

the

keypad.

Select ) to

access

other

functions.

Use the < and

>

arrow buttons to scan through the

4.

Use the < and

>

arrow buttons to

scan through the

listed items.

When

"Status"

appears,

press

ok.

Welcome Enter

ID:

Push ) for

menus

JStay JOn

Manrl nnf i ^n<

<

Status

Qts:hrra nnf i nnc

<system

>

Jof

rr_l m

-1--l-

-ltl,

.

Bypa syste

a"Byl

:"

Bypasr An

Enl tobeb Repres An arei oN.

lf all

po

you

will

Secure

To returr escape

I

(1

minut

500-365

For function keys 6, 7, 8, 9, and 0, a user with

function-key authority may need to enter their

lD/PlN numbers

to be allowed to use these

function keys.

This requirement

can be assigned as

necessary

to

any

areas. Check with

your

security

representative.

listed items and oress Ok.

To return to the main screen

(log

out),

press

the

"

X "

escape key a few times, or let the system

time-out

(1

minute).

.

For

details on the

possible

status messages, refer to

.

i

"Error

Messages and Trouble Indications"

in

the

i

;

reference section

near

the back of this

guide.

:

to

Chubb AFxrM LCD

Keypad

User's Guide

500-3650E rev1.3

Checking the Status of Sensors (Points)

and Areas

The Points-status

feature allows

checking the

status

of sensors

in the system

(and

viewing

the arming-level for

areas).

Steps:

Bypassing or

lsolating a

Faulty

Sensor

lf

the system

(or

a specific area) needs

to be

armed

with a faulty

or insecure sensor,

you

will

need

to bypass the

problem

sensor.

Steps:

3.

4.

5.

1. Enter

your

user

lD

and/or PIN

to

log into

the

keypad.

2. Select ) to access other

functions.

Use the {

}

arrow

butlons

to

scroll

the items

Select

Points

press

Ok.

Select the

desired

topic:

.

Pts:

Protection

When

a

ooinVsensor

is

displayed,

you'll

have

these options:

Welcome

Enter ID:

Push )

for menus

Jstay

Jon

Manrr nnF i ^nc

<

status >

Jox

ql-^l-rrq

a)nFi^nc

{ Poi.nts

AreaName.

. . . . of f

Jpts

luext

ArlJ

XXX: Sensor Name

Slalus Jeypass

Jz

1. Enter

your

user lD

and/or PIN to

log

into the keypad.

2. Scroll the {

}

left

and

right

arrow keys until

Wefcome Enter ID:

Manrr nnf i ^nc

< Bl4)ass >

Jof

"Bypass"

appears

on the display.

Press

Ok

An

area's sensor cannot be bypassed if the

area is oN. You can also bypass

sensors through the Points-

status screens

(see

the

preceding

topic for

details).

Points

(sensors)

in the displayed

area;

.

Next: Show

the

.

All: All

points

regardless

of area.

points

(sensors)

in

the

displayed area;

All: All

bypassable

points

in all areas.

When

a

poinVsensor

is

displayed,

you'll

have

these

options:

">":

Press this key

to scan through the

sensors

(points)

in the system

(or

the selected

area);

Bypass / Delbyp:

Select

Bypass

to have

the

system ignore the

sensor

(or

"Delbyp"

to

remove

a

"Bypass"

that is in

effect)

"?"

jumps

to the next

point

that

is not

OK.

3. Select the desired topic:

.

Pts: Bypassable

AreaName..

. . .of f

Jprs Jnexr

A11J

xxx, Sensor

Name

Slafus Jeypass tz

a

4.

.

">":

Press

the right arrow key to

scan through

the sensors (points)

in the system

(or

the

selected area);

.

Bypass / Delbyp:

Select

Bypass

to

have the

system

ignore

the sensor

(or

"Delbyp"

to

remove

a

"Bypass"

that is in effect).

Also see: Bypassing

a faulty sensor,

to

Jollow

.

"?"

jumps

to

the next

point

that is not

OK,

Bypass appears

only for

points

that

are bypassable.

An Entrance

Door must be specially

programmed

to be bypassable.

Ask

your

Security

Representative.

An

area's sensor

cannot be bypassed if the area is

oN.

lf

all bypassable

points

are

secure,

you

will see a

related message.

A

bypass

is lifted the

next time the area

is turned

off,

provided

lhe user has

the

proper

authority.

lsolate

a Sensor

With

"lsolate"

authority,

a sensor can be

permanently

bypassed until the bypass

is

manuallv lifted.

o

a

5.

nr^ h,,^-^^-Lt ^

rrv uyParraure nnr nFe r ne-^trva

lf

all

points

are

OK,

you

will

see

an

"All

Secure"

message.

To return

to the main

screen

(log

out),

press

the

" X "

escape

key a few

times, or

let

the system

time-out

(1

minute).

All nainFc in

area are

secure

Weicome

I

Alarm I{EIIlil

Aomrn

I

Reference

500-3650E

rev1.3

17

2.

3.

1.

Select

Bypass.

Select an area and

"Pts"

to

view

Points in

that

area.

Select

"Cmd", (Command). Pressing

the

1. Enter

your

user lD

and/or

to log

into the keypad.

2.

Select ) to access other functions.

18

rn^-,, A'rF i ^nd

Irgrru vpurvrrr

<

Bypass

Office........Off

t-.

.,PLS

OO2>LOBBY

MOTION

ok Jcma

?J

Push > for

menus

JStay

JOn

3. Use

the

< > left

and

right arrow

buttons to

scroll

the

items

4. Select

Doors and

press

Ok.

MFnlr .lnl- i 6nq

<

status

> Jok

Qf ^f rre alnf i 6nq

< Doors

sele

9.

Yt cl' sl"

.

Mod "Dur

nee( iden first,

.

Cart seler

.

Locl

carcl

To retul escape

(1

minu

Chec an El

UL Li, Elevat,

button under the

question

mark will indicate

bypassable

points

in

the area

that

are

insecure.

4. Use the arrow keys to do a regular Bypass

OO2>LOBBY

MOTION

J r solate

or lsolate the

point.

Follow the

same

procedure

to

delete

"lsolate"

for a

point.

WARNING: The keypad

will indicate there

is a

point

in Bypass or

"lsolate"

every time

protection

is

turned on.

A

point

in

"lsolate"

will never supply

protection

and the

"lsolate" will not be removed

the next time the area

is turned off.

A

point

in

"lsolate"

must have

its lsolate deleted

in order

for

it

to supply

protection

again.

To

return

to

the

main screen

(log

out),

press

the

" X

"

escape key a

few times, or

let the

system

time-out

(1

minute).

Checking Status

or

Controlling

Readers

or Doors

The Door status screens allow

persons

with

the appropriate

authority to:

.

Check

the status

of

doors

in the system

(or

specific

areas);

.

Command

doors

to

unlock,

relock, or change

operating

characteristics.

Steps:

Welcome Enter fD:

Select the

desired

topic: Door: For doors

in

the displayed

area;

Next: Show the

next area;

All: All doors

regardless

of area.

Now select

Door,

or

Readers, as

desired:

">":

Press this

key to scan through

the doors

in the system

(or

the selected area);

Door: Door status, or

commands

to

unlock or

relock the

door, or

lockout

(or

reinstate)

all

caros;

Readers: Will

indicate the current

reader

conditions

in the system

and

lets

you

change

the condition

(e.9.,

Card+PlN,

dual custody,

etc.).

5.

7. lf

you

selected

Door, the door

state

will be

AreaName

. . . . . of f

Jooor JNext

allJ

D2x:

Door Name

JDoor

JReaders

D1x:

Door Name

LDoorState

?J

D0x: Area

Name

Jcma

RdrModes

a

6.

shown,

and

you'll

have these

options:

">":

Press this

key to scan through

the doors

in

the system

(or

the selected

area);

Select

the door state:

Then,

you

can use the

< > left and

right

arrow

buttons

to access

a

command

(and

press

the

key

under the

command

to select

it),

"?"

jumps

to the

next door

that is not OK.

For s

"Statu: for elr The ar for sti

precec

Atten

f unctir

Direct eleval perfor

Excer eleval Keypa PIN

r Direct securl

o

8.

lf

you

selected Readers, the reader mode

will

be shown, and

you'll

have these options:

.

">":

Press this key to view

the second

reader

for the selected door

(if

applicable);

.

Cmd:

Provides access

to the

reader mode

Chubb

AFxrM

LCD Keypad

User's Guide

500-3650E

rev1.3

500-36{

o

Mode:

Access

modes

including

"Normal",

"Dual

Custody" (two

users/access

cards

needed

to

enter),

and

"Escort"

(a

user

identified

as a

"Escort"

must

present

their card

first,

then a 2nd

person

with

a

valid

card);

.

Card: This

includes

various

card-mode

selections

(i.e.,

card

and/or

UID

and

plN);

.

Lock:

This

allows

you

to

lockout

or reinstate

card-access

at

this

reader.

To

return

to the main

screen

(log

out),

press

the

,,X

"

escape

key a

few times,

or let

the

system

time-out

(1

minute).

Checking

the

Status

or

Controlling

an

Elevator

Reader

:

UL Listed

Svstems:

Not

evaluated

to

UL104

-

'

Elevator

Door

Locking

Devices

and Contacts.

For

systems

that

include

elevators,

the

"Status"

menus

will include

an

"Elev"

selection

for

elevators

and

their

associated

readers.

The

available

selections

will

be

the

same

as

for

standard

readers,

as

described

in

the

preceding

section.

'Attention:

All

floor

status

and

control

Checking

the

Status

of

an

Application

Module (POD)

You

can check

the

status

of

any

"application,,

modules

in

the

system. (An

application

module

provides

increased

functionalitv

such

as Printer

capability.)

POD (definition): "Module"

-

a controller

that

e.a.

connects

a Printer

to the

svstem.

Steps:

selections

that follow.

9. Your

Cmd

choices

are

shown

below:

R2x:

Area

Name

U"tode

Jcard

hock

1.

2.

3.

Enter

your

user lD

and/or

PIN to

log

into

the keypad.

Select

)

to

access

other

functions. Usethe<

>left

and

right

arrow

buttons

to scroll

the items.

Select

App

to

view

slatus

of an

Application Module.

Press

Ok.

Select

Yes to

view

the

status

of

the

indicated

Select

HSC

and

then

Printer

to

view

the

status of

the Printer. The

status

screen

will

indicate

if the

system

device is

Welcome

Push )

for menus

Jstay

Jon

Menu

Options

<

Status

SLatus

OpLions

<App

>

Jox

ModuleNamelType

>

Jyes

hro

functions

are

available

only

through

the

Director

software.

lt is

recommended

that

all

elevator reader

status

and control

tasks

G

performed

through

the

software as

well.

Exception:

Checking

a specific

aspect

of

an

elevator

reader

can be

performed

through

the

keypad

(such

as

checking

if it is

in

Card

plus

mode),

but

you

will have

to log

in

at

a

Director

software

PC

to see if

the floors

are

secure.

4.

5.

6.

7.

module

(e.9. "HSC"

for

Printer),

or

use the )

right

arrow

button

to select another

module.

Pod

SLatus

IprinLer

pRN(printer)

:

oK

POD:

OK

Ok

or

disabled

and

anv

device related

information.

Select Next

to

view

status

of the

To return

to

the

main

screen

(log

out),

press

the

,,X,,

escape key

a

few

times,

or

let

the

system

time-out

(1

minute).

Welcome

nrorrn

Giil

Aurrn

nere'ence

500-3650E

rev

l .3

19

Administration and

Maintenance

Tasks

500-3650E

rev1.3

21

Changing Your Own

The

person

who

is logged in

can

number

at

any time.

Steps:

change

their

Wefcome Enter ID:

Push ) for menus

Jstay

Jon

Monrr Onl- i nnc

{ My Pin

>

Jof

New PIN

For User:

UID#

Adding a

User to the System

New users

can be

added to the svstem as

needed.

A User

is

a

person

who can use system

keypads,

:

and/or

gain

entry at access-controlled

doors.

:

1. Enter

your

user

lD and/or PIN

to

log into

the

keypad.

2. Press

) to scroll

to the PIN option.

3. Select My PIN to change

your

PlN.

Press

Ok

4. Enter your

new 4-

digit

or S-digit

PIN.

Steps:

1. Log into

the keypad by entering

your

4. Undfnd (undefined)

Select

Add.

Press )

until

"Users"

appears,

&

press

Ok.

Enter an

available

user number

(and

select Ok), or

Welcome Enter

ID:

MFnrr a)nl- i 6n

q

< users

> Jox

0xx

Jor

select user

Oxx > Undfnd

Jeaa

user lD

and/or

as

indicated on-screen.

2.

3.

select Ok, and then

press

>

until

a user

number

appears

with

"Add'

(instead

of

Edit

and

Delete).

TIP: You

can use

the letters on the

keypad

to'spell'

a word as a reminder

of vour

PlN.

Re-enter

the

new PIN a second time

when

prompted

for

this

(this

helps to

protect

against

typing errors).

Note:

The

last

two

digits of the PIN can not

be

i

identical. Do not

use

consecutive numbers

such as

',

1234. For

security

reasons, duplicate

PINs

are

not

i

allowed

on systems

with a PIN

only usercode. lf the

i

message

"PlN

not allowed" appears,

select

a

different

PlN.

?:

In

this screen,

"?"

refers to systems

with

Suite

;

Security keypads

(allows

viewing the useis

Suite

i

related abilities for

the selected

user

number).

Note:

i

Suite Security assignments

for a user are

set up

'

throuoh the Director

software.

Refer to the

details that

follow while working with

any

of the listed

topics:

The

'PlN

changed" screen displays and then returns

to the

system

standby screen.

PIN Changed

S1:

Use the Next

and

Prev(ious)

buttons

to select

an

oxx

AuthProfile

lot

lwext Jpre.t

authority

profile

for the user.

(Select

Ok when

jiri:lq9),

This determines what

doors the

user can enter

(and

;

at what time

of

day), and the tasks they

will

be

able

i

to

perform

at

system

keypads. This selection

cannot

i

be Undfnd

(Undefined).

1

Consult

your

Security

Representative /

Installer

to

:

make changes

to the authority

levels.

22

Chubb AFxrM LCD Keypad User's

Guide

500-3650E rev1.3

500-3650

Default Authority

Settings

c) a

o

.9.

L

C)

o-

f

a

(I) q)

o o_

E

uJ

L

q)

j

L

o

=

L

q)

c

(g

o

C)

Intrusion Emergency

Off

lsolate

Bypass Auto-lift Bypass

Test

Service Test Silence Alarm

Status History

Function

Key Authorization

Work Late

Suspend

Schedule

On

off

Stay

Auto

Disarm

to Off

Auto Disarm

allAreas

Access

Access when Area

is

Off/On/Stay

Escort

Master

Override Reset Door Alarm Door

Command

Class

A Class B Class C

Welcome

I

Alarm

r

Status

I6liifril

Reference

500-3650E rev1.3

23

Svstem / Suite (Condo):

For

systems with

Suite Security

keypads,

this

screen

allows accessino the

oxx

UserName

Isystem Jcondo

oxx AuthProfile

Iot bcext Jprev

System authority

screen

(same

as the

"Authority")

or,

the

Suite

s_"qylltv

!9q!991

"y!!9liy

!"t9"n

: Tip: Press

the

" X "

escape

key

if

you

do

not

want tc

.

,._:ll1.

lllggl_.

Use the Next

and

Prev buttons

to

select a

Suite

Security

authority

profile

for

the user.

(Select

Ok when

finished).

Suite

Authority

of "Undfnd": This

is

a reserved

suite user

(that

can be edited

by

a user with Suite

"Master"

authority).

Suite

Security Authority

assignments

for

a user are

set up through the

Director

software.

PIN: This

allows setting or changing the

Personal

lD

Number for

this

user.

(You'll

be

asked to enter

it

twice-{o

help

protect

against typing errors.)

:

The

last two

digits

of the PIN must

be

different.

.

do

not use

consecutive

numbers like 1234.

Also,

.

nvv T.n-. trn^ .-. NI

.Lox

h,"tg lcnat

New

For

User

Oxx

Lanq / Chal: This screen allows setting the LCD language

for

this user,

and

whether or not challenged" unlock times

and

times apply

to this

user.

Select Lang

to

'toggle'

the language, or Chal

to

'toggle'

the

"Challenged"

setting.

When

finished, select Ok.

:

Watch the

screen

for

the

settings

to

change.

i

(You will remain

in this same screen.)

'

T.n^.End ma:nc T:n^.,-^^

i ^ F-^1 i ^h

,

lrr:J. urr:j larrgudYc Ib

EII9I r

>Ir

:

C:N

means

Cha]lanqed?

-

No.

To

return to

the

main screen

(log

out),

press

the

" X

"

escape key a

few

times,

or

let the system

time-out

(1

minute).

Viewing

or Changing Settings

for

a

User

For

an existing user,

you

can view or

edit

their

:9Il_q: 3:99?i'99:

A User

is

a

person

who can use system

keypads,

.

and/or

gain

entry

at access-controlled doors.

4.

Sel

J?:

re

keypar

for

yor

assign

"gtYg

Refer

t

any

of

More:

Card:

versrol applici acces{ select

lf

carc

apply, Card

'

Securi Firmw

cards ano oc

PIN: setting

the

Numbr it

twice

:

The la

'

do nol

N;il;

Keypa( user's

select

Tip: Then,

key ur

2,A,E To

mo

wait 2

<

>k

Aut: and P select

profile

500-36r

the

"physically-

door-held-open

More:

Name: keypad

to

Provides

access to additional screens.

Jor

Use the enter the

user's name,

and

select

Ok when finished.

Tip: Check the

letters

on

the

numeric keypad.

Then,

for

each

letter

of

the

name,

press

the

specific

key until the

letter

appears

(e.9., pressing

2 makes

a

2,

A, B, C;

0

provides

0, Z,

_

<space>,

Q, etc).

To move

to the

nexl

letterposition, use the

> right

arrow

button,

or wait 2 seconds.

To

retype a

prevrous

letter, use

the

< > left

or

right

arrow

keys,

and

then

enter

the letter

as

before.

Card:

Enter

the card

version

number

(if

applicable), and

the

}xx UserName

Jox w_nnnnnnnnn

Steps:

1. Log

into

the

keypad

by

entering

your

Press )

until

"Users"

appears,

&

press

Ok.

Enter

the specific user numoer (and

select Ok),

Welcome Enter ID:

Manr r /lnt i 6n <

<

users

>

Jox

Oxx

Jor

Select

User

user

lD

and/or PIN as

indicated

on-screen.

access-card/token number for this user, and select

Ok

when

finished.

lf card-access

(entry

at controlled doors)

does

not

apply,

leave

the

card

number as

"000000000".

Card

Version number

support is supplied

by

your

Security Representative. Firmware revisions needed for

9-diqit

card lDs. or

cards

with

version numbers: Panel firmware

>V3.2,

and door/elevator controller

firmware

>V1.5.

gg

select Ok

first,

and

then

press

>

until

the

desired user

appears on-screen.

2.

3.

24 Chubb AFxrM

LCD

Keypad

User's Guide 500-3650E

rev.1

.3

4.

Select

Edit

Oxx > UserName

Jeait

Joelete

Jl

J?:

refers

to

systems with

Suite Security

(Condo)

keypads (allows

viewing the suite

user assignments

for

your

selected

user

number).

Note: Suite user

assignments

can

only be

set up

through the

Director

software.

Refer

to the details that follow while workino with

any of the

listed

topics:

More: Provides

access to additional screens.

This

determines what doors the user can enter

(and

at

what time of

day), and

the tasks

they

will be

able

lo

perform

at system keypads.

Setting

this as Undfnd will delete

the userl

User

authority

profiles

themselves are

normally

set

up by

your

service

technician

(service

PIN needed).

oxx UserName

Isystern Jcondo

Oxx AuthProfile

Jot

luext

.LPre.t

Svstem

/

Condo

(Suite Security): For systems with

suite

security keypads,

this

oxx

UserName

.fox

vv_nnnnnnnnn

Card: Enter the

card

version

number

(if

applicable), and

the

access-card/token

number for this user, and

select Ok

when

finished.

lf

card-access

(entry

at controlled doors) does not

apply,

leave ihe card number as "000000000"

j

Card Version number

support is supplied Oy

your

i

Security Representative.

;

Firmware

revisions needed for

9-dioit card

lDs.

or

i

cards with version numbers: Panel firmware >V3.2,

i

PIN:

This

allows setting or changing the Personal lD Number

for this

user.

(You'll

be asked

to

enter

l1

lyi_99:-t" !9!p

plglg_"!

lqalnsl

tvq|

g gllg

rsr

I

The

last two digits

of the

PIN must

be different. Rtso,

i

:

do not use consecutive numbers like

"1234".

:

Name:

Use the

keypad

to enter

lhe

user's name,

and

select

Ok

when

finished.

Tip:

Check the letters on the numeric keypad.

Then,

for each letter

of the

narne,

press

the

specific

key

until the

letter

appears

(e.9., pressing

2

makes

a

2,

A, B, C; 0

provides

0,

Z,

<space>,

Q,

etc).

To

move to the next letter-position, use the

> key,

or

wait 2 seconds. To retype a

the

< > keys, and then

enter

the letter

as before.

Oxx AuthProfile Jot

Jr.rext lPre.t

screen allows accessing the

System

authority

screen

(same

as

Aut, above),

and

the Condo

(Suite

.9":lllty_)_

g_l

I:llY

":l:-"1

-.

-. - _ _

_ _ _ _ _ _.

itip'

Press

"X"

escape

key if

you

do not want

to

i

use

this screen.

Use the Next

and

Prev buttons to select

an

authority

profile

for the user.

(Select

Ok when

completed).

.

Condo

(Suite

Security)

Authority

of

"Undfnd":

:

Lanq / Chal: This screen

allows setting

the LCD language for

and

door/elevator controller

firmware

>Vl.5.

:

i

This

is a reserved

suite user

(that

can be edited by a

user with suite "Master" authority). Suite Security Authority assignments for a user are

set up

through

the

Director software.

Oxx . . Lng :

Eng

. C : N

.!ox

Jr,ang J,cr,"r

New

For

User Oxx

this

user,

and whether or

not

challenged"

unlock times

and

the

"physically-

door-held-open

!!serName Jox

times

apply

to

this user.

Select

Lang

to

'toggle'the

language,

or

Chal

to

'toggle'

the

"Challenged"

setting.

When

finished,

select Ok.

Watch the screen for the settings

to change,

:

(You

will remain in

this same

screen.)

To

return to the main screen

(log

out),

press

the

" X

"

escape

key

a

few times,

or

let the system

time-out

(1

minute).

A;i'

u; in. nt"*,

and Prev buttons

to

select

an

authority

profile

for the user.

(Select

Ok

when finished).

Wercome I Alarm

I

Status

l{iliillil

Reference

500-3650E rev.l .3 25

Deleting a

User

Users can be

deleted

from

the svstem when

necessary.

To allow tracking

card-usage,

you

can alternatively

leave

the user in the system, but set them

to an

authority

profile

that

provides

no access to doors

or

keypads.

(See

the

preceding

topic

for more info.)

Note:

Setting the authority to

"undefined"

will

delete

the user

(equivalent

to selecting

Delete).

Steps:

1. Log into the keypad by

entering

your

user lD and/or PIN

Setting

the

Date and

Time

The

panel

date

and time can

be set through

an

LCD keypad if necessary.

"Service

Test"

authority is required to set

the date

and/or

time.

For a reference

of the dates to automatically switch

between standard

time and daylight-savings time,

refer to

"Holidays

and Time-Change

Dates" (in

the

Reference

section).

Steps:

Manui

from

t

r

This o

comm

.

lf ther cnang new u Direct

1.

Entr

keYl

2. Pus

3. Use and butt the

ok.

4.

"Dir opt Con disp

5.

"Up

Plei

Welcome Enter ID:

as

indicated

on-screen.

Enter

your

user

lD and/or PIN

to

log into

the

keypad. Usethe< > left

and

right

arrow

buttons to scroll

3.

Enter the

current

Date and Time.

Wefcome Enter ID:

Manrr nnr i ^nc

{ Tirne

>

Jox

1.

2.

Use the < > left

and

right

arrow

buttons to

scroll

3. Enter the

specific

user number (and

select Ok),

or

With the desired

user on-screen,

select

Delete.

Then,

select Yes

to delete the

user,

or Cancel

to stop

the action.

the items

until

"Users"

appears and

press

ok.

Monrr .]nts i ^nc

<

Users

Oxx Select User

Jor

Oxx ) UserName

Jsait

.l,oetete

Jz

Del ? Iyes Jcancel

select Ok first,

and

then

press

) until

the

desired user

appears on-screen.

the items

until

"Time"

appears

and

press

Ok.

Date YY-MM-DD Time HH:MM

JOX

4. Watch

the flashing cursor as

you

enter

the

year,

month, day, hours, and minutes

(2

digits each). When finished,

select Ok.

NOTE: Enter

the

hours

as 00-23

(24-hr.

clock).

Example:

Noon

=

12:00, 1PM = 13:00,2

PM

=

14:00

to

11PM

=

23:00, Midnight = 00:00,

1 AM

=

01:00,

2

AM = 02 96

"1..

You can use

the

(<

>) keys to scroll

back or

forward within

the date or time as

needed.

To return to

the

main

screen

(log

out),

press

the

"X"

escape key a few

times, or let the

system time-out

(1

minute).

app cha

4.

5.

6.

7.

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to it, Ani

nou dat€ corT

Viewir

All

activ

viewed

t (alarms) users

n€

:--------

:

Dependi

i

permissi

i

viewing

'

atea.

To return to the

main screen

(log

out),

press

the

" X "

escape key

a few times, or let the system

time-out

(1

minute).

26

Chubb

AFxrM

LCD Keypad

User's Guide 500-3650E rev1.3

500-3650

4.

5.

6.

Manually

calling

the

Director

PC

from

the

LCD

Keypad:

.

This

operation is for

systems that can

communicate with

the Director

software.

o

lf

the system configurations have

been

changed

example: by the

customer to add a

new user, it

will be necessary

to update the

Director

configurations for

the system.

1.

Enter

your

user lD and/or PIN

to

log into

the

keypad.

2. Push

the arrow keys for Menu

Selections.

3. Use the < >

left

and right arrow

buttons

to scroll

the items

until Director appears

and

press

ok.

"Director Options",

"Update Config" will display. Press

Ok.

"Updating

Config,

Please

Wait" will

appear

and then change to "Connecting"

When the

system

is communicating

with

the

Director

software,

"ln

Progress"

will

appear

with

a rotating bar next

to

it.

7. An

asterisk:

"*"

will

appear between the

hour

and the minute display

on the time anc

date main screen

until the communication is

comolete.

Viewing

the

History

All

activity that

occurs

in

the system

can be

viewed

one event

at a time. This includes

area

(alarms)

/door activity,

as

well

as the tasks

that

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qll

f9yP,1d,

Depending

on

your

system type and licensing

:

permissions,

up to

65536 events will be recorded.

i

Viewing

an area's history requires

authority for

that

i

area.

the items

until History appears and

press

ok.

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< History >

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.

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All

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Steps:

1. Enter

your

user lD and/or PIN to log into

the keypad.

2.

Use the < > left and right

arrow

buttons

to scroll

3. Select All for

a comolete list. or Category for

4.

lf

you

selected Cateqorv, select your

desired

topic

(such

as by Area).

history referring

to an

Area,

Condo

(Suite

Security) keypad, or

Splication

module

(e.9.,

Printer).

Press

Ok.

(Condo:

Suite Security)

lf

you

selected

"All"

the area or other item

associated

with each event will

be shown on the screen.

5. lf

you

selected by Area,

the arminglevel for

the first

AreaName

. . . . . of f

JHist JNext Area

xxx

>

1:23pMar

EventDisptays

...J

more

details about this

area will

be shown, and

you

can select:

.

Hist:

Shows the log of events for

the

displayed area;

.

Next Area:

Jumps to the next area.

6. To

cycle through

the

History

press

the

({

>)

right or

left

arrow keys. For

event

select

'.

.

.J

'.

Press

any of these keys

History.

. .""ii"r"

",;il

thr;

i

"T

/ L" next

to the time indicates that

the date/time

had

not been

set

when

the event occurred.

To return

to the main

screen

(log

out),

press

the

"X"

escape key a few

times, or let the

system time-out

(1

minute).

Welcome

I

Alarm

i

Status

Il:tiiflil

Reference

500-3650E rev1.3

27

Printing the

History

Log

lf

your

system includes a

printer-capable

module,

you

can

print

the history

log.

(This

will

be

sorted

by date).

Steps:

1. Ensure

the

printer

is

turned

on, and has

paper

loaded.

Enter

your

user lD and/or PIN to log

into the

keypad. Usethe< > left

and right

arrow

buttons to

scroll

the items

until

History

appears

and

press

ok.

Changing

the Printed History

Language

You

can change

the language

for the

printed

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r.99999i

Check with

you

Security Representative

/ Installer to

2.

3.

4.

5.

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<

Hisbory

>

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.

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