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Alpha Numeric
Codepad
Operator's Manual
DAS LCD
ALPHA NUMERIC CODEPAD
Table of Contents
1. LCD Codepad Diagram ................... 2
2. Introduction ............................ 3
3. Understanding Your LCD Codepad ......... 4-7
4. Changing User Codes ................... 8-9
5. Special Function Keys ................... 10
6. Viewing The Custom Zone Descriptions ..... 11
7. Partitioned Systems Operation ............ 11
8. Setting The Internal Clock ................ 12
9. Viewing The Internal Log ................. 12
10. Master Mode Operation ............... 13-15
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CODEPAD DIAGRAM
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INTRODUCTION
Congratulations ! You have just purchased one of the most advanced
Liquid Crystal Display Codepads in the world. Your DAS Custom
Alpha Numeric Codepad was carefully designed and manufactured
with excellence in performance, and long term reliability in mind.
When you see the name DAS, you can be assured that this codepad
has past the most demanding quality and performance standards in
the industry.
This manual is furnished to help you understand your Alpha Numeric
Codepad and become proficient in its operation. But first, you should
read the Security System Operator's Manual which pertains to the
general operation your security system. You must understand how
your security system is intended to work before you can understand
the operation of this codepad. The most important thing you should
do before attempting to operate your security system is to read both
manuals completely. Make sure you understand the operation of your
security system and its codepads before attempting to use your
system. This booklet should be kept in an accessible location for the
life of your security system.
If you have any questions about the operation of this codepad, or any
other question in regard to your security system, you should call the
company that installed your security system.
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UNDERSTANDING YOUR ALPHA NUMERIC
CODEPAD
To Arm the security system, close all of the protected doors and windows. The
green "SECURE" light on the codepad control will be illuminated when all of the
protected zones and sensors are secure and the LCD screen will display the
following message:
SYSTEM READY
TYPE CODE TO ARM
When the message above is displayed, your security system is ready to be
"ARMED" by entering your personal 4-digit code. If your code is 1-2-3-4,
Press:
1 2 3 4
Now your LCD screen should display the following message:
SYSTEM ARMED
ALL ZONES SECURE
When your LCD codepad displays the message above, you have the ability to
eliminate the Entry Delay Time from your designated Entry door(s) by pressing
the [ key. The codepad LCD screen will now display the following message:
SYSTEM ARMED
PARTIAL
The message above will be displayed when you Arm your system in the
"PARTIAL" mode. Refer to your Security System Operators Manual for
"PARTIAL" mode operations.
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If the green "SECURE" light on your codepad is not illuminated, the screen on
your LCD codepad will display the following message:
SYSTEM NOT READY
TYPE A FOR HELP
When the message above is displayed, press the
[A]
button on the codepad and
the LCD screen will display a message similar to the one below indicating which
zones are not ready to Arm. If more than one zone is faulted, the LCD screen will
automatically scroll through all of the faulted zones showing those that are not
ready to arm. To quickly scroll through
the faulted zones, press the
[A]
button
repeatedly.
16 FAULTED
GARAGE DOOR
If you choose to isolate the zones that are faulted and arm your system without
these areas of protection, you can do so from the screen above. To isolate while
viewing the screen above, simply press the [ button, the
zone number
(01, 02,
03, 09, 12, 16, etc.), and press the [ button again (You can also follow the
isolate procedure described in your standard Operators Manual). Now the green
"SECURE" light should be illuminated, and the LCD screen will alternate between
the following two messages:
SYSTEM READY
TYPE CODE TO ARM
TO
05 ZONES ISOL
TYPE A FOR HELP
The top line of the message above, "05 ZONES ISOL", refers to the number
(quantity) of zones isolated, NOT the zone numbers that are isolated. Type
[A]
for
the location/description of these five isolated zones.
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