NetworX ™ NX-6
User Manual
6 SYSTEM
KEYPAD
E
POWER
power is present; flashes to
READY
SERVICE
ARMED
INSTANT
FIRE
ZONE LIGHTS
5 FUNCTION KEYS
Light is “on” when AC
indicate a low battery condition.
Light is “on” when the
system is ready to arm; flashes if
ready to “force arm”.
indicate a trouble condition with
Light is “on” to
your system.
NX-
armed; “off” when disarmed;
Light is “on” when
flashes to indicate a previous
alarm.
Light is “on” when
there is no entry/exit delay.
Light is “on” to indicate fire
alarm; flashes to indicate a trouble
condition with your fire system.
PULL OUT ZONE ID TAB
are “on” steady to
indicate bypass; slow flash for zone
fault; rapid flash for service
condition.
NOTE: Some of the features described above may or may not be av ailable for your system. Check with your installation company
various functions.
perform
to find out how your system is programmed.
Includes models NX-108E, NX-116E, NX-124
NUMERIC CODE
ENTRY KEYS
EMERGENCY ACTIVATION KEYS
SECURITY SYSTEM NOTES
Installing/Service Company _________________________________
For Service Call __________________________________________
Central Station ___________________________________________
Duress Code ____________________
FUNCTION CODES
Function Code Controls Function
EMERGENCY ACTIVATION KEYS (check if enabled)
Fire Auxiliary Emergency Police
Abort Delay (s) Cancel Alarm Forced Arming (s)
Auto Bypass (s) Change Partitions Group Bypass (s)
Auto Instant Chime Quick Arm (s)
Battery Test Communicator Test Re Exit
Siren Test
(s) These features should not be enabled on UL listed systems.
Exit Delay Time __________ Secondary Exit Delay Time ________
Entry Delay Time _________ Secondary Entry Delay Time _______
This system is is not partitioned.
PROGRAMMED FUNCTIONS
ENTRY / EXIT DELAY TIMES
ZONE DESCRIPTIONS
01 _________________________ 09 _________________________
02 _________________________ 10 _________________________
03 _________________________ 11 _________________________
04 _________________________ 12 _________________________
05 _________________________ 13 _________________________
06 _________________________ 14 _________________________
07 _________________________ 15 _________________________
08 _________________________ 16 _________________________
Note to installer: Identify the wireless zones on UL listed systems.
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THIS MANUAL IS FURNISHED TO HELP YOU UNDERSTAND YOUR SECURITY
SYSTEM AND BECOME PROFICIENT IN ITS OPERATION. ALL USERS OF
YOUR SECURITY SYSTEM SHOULD READ AND FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS
AND PRECAUTIONS IN THIS BOOKLET. FAILURE TO DO SO COULD RESULT
IN THE SECURITY SYSTEM NOT WORKING PROPERLY. THIS BOOKLET
SHOULD BE KEPT IN AN ACCESSIBLE LOCATION FOR THE LIFE OF THE
SECURITY SYSTEM. IF YOU DO NOT UNDERSTAND ANY PART OF THIS
MANUAL YOU SHOULD NOTIFY YOUR INSTALLING COMPANY.
The SECURITY CONTROL can be turned on (ARMED) and off (DISARMED) by
entering a 4 or 6 digit code into the Keypad Control, which is similar to a telephone
keypad. If your Security Control has been so programmed, you may be able to turn on
(ARM) your System by simply pressing the [STAY] or [EXIT] k ey. The system must
always be disarmed using a 4 or 6 digit c ode. The LED keypad includes up to 35
lights and a built-in electronic sounder. These provide sp ecific information relating to
the status of the security system which is described in the booklet. Understanding
what the lights and sounds mean will help you easily operate your system.
READ THE ENTIRE MANUAL AND, IF POSSIBLE, PRACTICE ON THE KEYPAD
CONTROL WHILE YOUR PROFESSIONAL INSTALLER IS ON SITE.
KEEP IN MIND, THE LEVEL OF SECURITY YOU WILL OBTAIN WITH THIS
SYSTEM RELATES SPECIFICALLY WITH TWO MAJOR FACTORS:
1. The quantity, quality, and placement of security devices attached to this
system.
2. The knowledge you have of the security system and how that knowledge is
utilized in a weekly test of the complete system.
YOU SHOULD BE AWARE OF THE FOLLOWING FACTS WHEN PREPARING A
SAFETY/SECURITY PLAN FOR YOUR HOME/BUSINESS.
Your security system is an electronic device and is subject to failure or
malfunction. Do not rely on it as your single source of security.
Your system should be tested weekly.
Your system will not work without power.
Warning devices will need to be loud enough, wired correctly, and properly
placed to provide notification of an alarm event.
Smoke and heat detectors may not detect heat and smoke in all situations.
Use qualified security professionals to install and maintain your security system.
It may be possible to arm the security system without the backup battery
connected. Your periodic test should be done with A.C. Power removed to verify
the battery is connected and adequately charged.
Care should be taken to plug in and restrain the A.C. Transformer after testing.
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION AND INSTRUCTIONS
CAREFULLY BEFORE OPERATING YOUR SECURITY CONTROL SYSTEM. IF
YOU DO NOT UNDERSTAND ANY PORTION OF THIS MANUAL, OR IF YOU
HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT YOUR SYSTEM, CONTACT THE INSTALLING
COMPANY LISTED ON PAGE 1 OF THIS BOOKLET.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
GLOSSARY OF TERMS..........................................................................4
UNDERSTANDING THE LIGHTS............................................................5
Armed Light........................................................................................5
Bypass Light.......................................................................................5
Cancel Light .......................................................................................5
Chime Light........................................................................................5
Exit Light.............................................................................................5
Fire Light ............................................................................................5
Instant Light........................................................................................5
Power Light ........................................................................................5
Ready Light........................................................................................6
Stay Light ...........................................................................................6
Zone Light ..........................................................................................6
EMERGENCY ACTIVATION KEYS.........................................................6
KEYPAD FUNCTIONS.............................................................................7
Arming Your System In The “Away” Mode.........................................7
Arming Your System In The “Stay” Mode...........................................7
Using The Quick Arm .........................................................................8
Disarming Your System......................................................................8
Cancel / Abort Feature.......................................................................9
Bypassing Zones................................................................................9
Group Bypass.....................................................................................9
Unbypassing.......................................................................................9
Turning The Door Chime On And Off.................................................9
CHANGING USER CODES....................................................................10
ASSIGNING USER CODE AUTHORITY LEVELS ................................10
OTHER KEYPAD FUNCTIONS .............................................................12
Setting The Keypad Tone.................................................................12
Change Partition...............................................................................12
View Alarm Memory.........................................................................12
Test Function....................................................................................12
Walk Test .........................................................................................12
Reset Function.................................................................................13
Setting The System Date .................................................................13
Setting The System Clock................................................................13
KEYPAD CONTROL TONES (BEEPS).................................................14
SERVICE MENU.....................................................................................15
EMERGENCY EVACUATION PLANS...................................................16
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GLOSSARY OF TERMS
Abort Delay: An option that allows a delay in reporting to the central station.
There is a communicator delay of 30 seconds. It can be removed, or increased
up to 45 seconds at the option of the end user by consulting with the installer.
Authority Level: The level of access an individual has when using an alarm
panel.
Central Station: Location where alarm data is sent during an alarm report.
Chime Feature: An option that allows the keypad to sound a ding-dong
whenever an entry/exit door is opened.
Codes: Can be either User Codes (relating to a person) or Function Codes (a
toggle switch to turn specific functions on/off). NOTE: A system may have either
40 four-digit or six-digit codes, but not a mixture of the two.
Duress Code: An option that allows a special code to be sent to the central
station that indicates the alarm system is being operated under duress. Any
arming or disarming operation performed using the Duress PIN (in lieu of the
User PIN) will operate normally, without additional audible or visual indicators.
Forced Arming: An option that allows the system to be turned on (ARMED) with
one or more zones open. A system that is ready to be “force armed” will flash the
ready light. (Note: Those zones that are not ready will not create an alarm.)
Function Code: A Function Code is either a four (4) or six (6) digit code that has
been programmed by the installer to operate a device.
Group Bypass: An option that allows the user to bypass multiple zones with a
single operation.
Instant/Delay: An option that allows an instant alarm condition for Entry/Exit
doors, or grants a delay to allow someone to enter/exit the building without an
alarm, or before entering a user code to disarm.
Master Code: A master arm/disarm code that can program other user codes.
Partitioned System: A system divided into multiple areas in which its own user
or users control each area.
Perimeter: The outer edge of the protected area.
Quick Arm: An option that allows you to turn on (ARM) the security system by
pressing either the [STAY] or [EXIT] key on the keypad control (for ARMING
only) as programmed by the installing company.
User Code: A four (4) or six (6) digit entry used to arm or disarm the system.
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UNDERSTANDING THE LIGHTS
Armed Light
The armed light is “on” when the system is armed. The armed light is “off”
when it is disarmed. The armed light will flash when there has been an alar m
during the previous arm cycle.
Bypass Light
The bypass light is “on” when any zone in this k eypad’s partition is bypassed.
The zone(s) that is bypassed will also be illuminated. If the by pass light is “off”,
no zones are bypassed.
Cancel Light
The cancel light will flash during an abort delay time. If a code is entered
followed by the [CANCEL] key while this light is flashing, all abortable reports
will stop the communication process. Note: The abort feature must be
enabled. Entering a code followed by the [CANCEL] key during or after an
alarm report to the central station will cause the cance l light to come on. It will
stay on until the central station has received the cancel report. Note: The
cancel feature must be enabled. No additional keypad tones will be emitted.
Chime Light
The chime light is “on” when the chime feature is “on”; “off” otherwise.
Exit Light
The exit light is “on” during the exit delay. During th e las t 10 s econds of th e exi t
delay, the exit light will flash rapidly and the keypads will beep rapidly as a
warning to the user that the exit time is about to expire. (The user may want to
disarm the system if the exit light is flashing in order to prevent an alarm. The
user may then re-arm the system and exit before the delay expires.)
Fire Light
A steady fire light means a fire zone has been faulted. A rapidly flashing fire
light means that a fire zone is in a trouble condition.
Instant Light
The instant lig ht is “on” when there is no delay on your entry/exit door(s). Any
time the instant light is “on” and the exit delay has expired, the opening
of an entry/exit door will produce an immediate alarm. The instant light can
be toggled on or off by pressing the [Stay] key while the system is armed.
When the instant light is “off”, the entry/exit door(s) is delayed.
Power Light
The power light is on if the primary po wer is on. The power light will flash if the
system has a low battery condition.
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Ready Light
The ready light is “on” when the system is ready to arm and “flashes” if read y to
force arm. The ready light is off when the system is not ready to arm becaus e
of a zone(s) being faulted.
Stay Light
The stay light is “on” when the all interior (motion detector) zones are
bypassed.
Zone Light
The z one lights are “off” when everything is normal. A zone light will be “on” if
the zone has been bypassed. If a zone light is “flashing”, that zone is in alarm
or has been faulted. If a zone light is “flashing” rapidl y, i t means that the zone is
in a trouble condition. Trouble conditions are:
Tamper Hardware Low Battery Loss of Supervision
(A combination of Alarm/Fault and Tamper/Trouble will produce a rapid
“flashing” light for a short period of time, followed by a slow “flashing” light.)
EMERGENCY ACTIVATION KEYS
NOTES: You must press and hold these keys for 2 seconds to activate
these functions. Your system may not be programmed for these activation
keys (see page 1). You s hould press these k eys only in an emergency s ituation
that requires response by emergency personnel. If your system is programmed
for these functions, the following reports can be sent.
Fire Key – This key can activate the fire alarm when pressed for 2 seconds. If
your system is connected to a monitoring center, an emergency report could be
sent to that center. The keypads sound a continuous beeping.
Auxiliary Emergency Key – This key can activate the auxiliary alarm when
pressed for 2 seconds. If your system is connected to a monitoring center, an
emergency report could be sent to that center. The keypads sound a continuous
beeping.
Police (Panic/Hold-Up) Key - This key can sound a local audible alarm when
pressed for 2 seconds. If your system is connected to a monitoring center, an
emergency report could be transmitted to that center. NOTE: Some Panic/HoldUp alarms are programmed to be silent at the protected site while reporting an
alarm to the monitoring center. Check with your install ing company to determine
how your security system will respond to the Panic/Hold-Up activation. If
programmed for Silent Hold-up, the keypads will not sound. Otherwise, the
keypads will sound a continuous beeping.
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KEYPAD FUNCTIONS
Step 1
Ready light will be on or flashing when all protected zones and
NOTE: If any zones are bypassed, a sensor
or
is off, you have no AC power. Restore power if
possible. If not, contact your installing company lis ted on page 1 of
Step 2
Ready light must be on or flashing when all protected zones and
y zones are bypassed, a sensor
is not on or
is off, you have no AC power. Restore power if
, contact your installing company listed on page 1 of
is enabled, all interior zones will be bypassed if you
Bypass is
if you do not leave through a
will illuminate indicating
Auto
ARMING YOUR SYSTEM IN THE “AWAY” MODE
AWAY is used when the user is away from the premise and wants the interior
protected. Listed below are the steps to arm in the AWAY Mode:
Close all protected doors and windows.
•
sensors are secure.
in that zone can be violated without affecting the ready light.
• The security system will not arm if the ready light is not on
flashing.
• If the power light
this booklet for service.
• Enter your 4 or 6 digit user code to arm the system.
• The armed and exit lights will illuminate.
• You may now leave the building.
Note: The keypads beep slowly during an exit delay. During the last 10 seconds
ARMING YOUR SYSTEM IN THE “STAY” MODE
of the exit delay, the keypads beep rapidly and the exit light will flash rapidly
as a warning to the user that the exit time is about t o ex p ire. At the end of the
exit delay, the keypads beep one longer tone (1 second). The user may wish
to disarm and re-arm the system if more time is needed.
STAY is used when the user is inside the premise and wants protection around
the perimeter. Listed below are the steps to arm in the STAY Mode:
Step 1
Close all protected doors and windows.
•
sensors are secure. NOTE: If an
in that zone can be violated without affecting the ready light.
• The security system will not arm if the ready light
flashing.
• If the power light
possible. If not
this booklet for service.
Step 2
• Enter your 4 or 6 digit user code.
• If “Auto Bypass”
do not leave through a designated entry/exit door. If Auto
enabled, omit Step 3.
• When “Auto Instant” is enabled,
designated entry/exit door the instant light
that the entry/exit doors no longer have an entry delay. If “
Instant” is enabled, omit Step 4.
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Step 3
will illuminate indicating that all interior zones are
bypassed. (All interior devices will bypass automatically, giving the
ed. If any
zone(s) have been bypassed previously by the user, the light(s)
corresponding to the bypassed zone(s) will illuminate, alerting the
user that a zone(s) may be unprotected and can be faulted without
, press
will illuminate indicating that the entry/exit doors
Step 4
USING THE QUICK ARM (Optional, see page 1)
The Quick Arm feature may be used if it is enabled. Quick Arm will all ow the user
to arm the security system in the AWAY mode by pressing the [EXIT] key, or ar m
in the STAY mode by pressing the [STAY] key. The keypads beep during the exit
delay; beeps rapidly for the last 10 seconds of the exit delay; and beeps 1
second at the end of the exit delay. This feature is used for ARMING ONLY, and
will not disarm the security system. This is ideal for a maid or bab y sitter code,
etc.
CHANGING MODES WHILE YOUR SYSTEM IS ARMED
Pressing the [STAY] key will turn on/off (toggle) a delay on entry/exit
(Optional) Press the [BYPASS] key at this time to turn on/off (toggle) all
(Optional) When armed, pressing the [EXIT] key will start the exit delay,
• Press the [STAY] key.
• The stay light
user freedom of movement within the interior area.)
• The bypass light will illuminate if any zone(s) are bypass
an alarm.
• To toggle from a “delayed entry” mode to an “Instant” mode
the [STAY] key again.
• The instant light
have no entry delay.
doors and turn on/off (toggle) the instant light.
designated interior zones.
enabling you to leave the building.
IMPORTANT
The instant light needs to be off at this time if you plan on re-entering the
building; otherwise you will create an alarm. You may restore an entry
delay by pressing the [STAY] key again.
DISARMING YOUR SYSTEM
When you enter the protected area through one of the designated Entry/Exit
doors, the keypad control will sound a continuous tone for the duration of the
entry delay time, or until you enter a valid code. The red armed light will go off
and the tone will stop. The security system is now DISARMED. If a valid code is
not entered before the end of the entry delay, an alarm will occ ur. (NOTE: If the
red armed light is flashing during the entry delay, the alarm system has
been activated in your absence. Leave the building immediately and call
your alarm company and/or the police from a safe location.)
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CANCEL / ABORT FEATURE (Optional, see page 1)
The cancel light will flash during an abort delay time. If a code is entered
followed by the [CANCEL] key while this light is flashing, all abortable reports will
stop the communication process. Entering a code followed by the [CANCEL] key
during or after an alarm report to the central station will caus e the cancel light to
come on. It will stay on until the central station has rec eived the c anc el report. No
additional keypad tones will be emitted.
BYPASSING ZONES
If you wish to bypass one or more zones, this must be done while t he system is
in the disarmed state. The following steps are used for bypassing zones:
Step 1 Press the [BYPASS] key.
Step 2 Enter user code, if required (optional). The bypass light flashes.
Step 3 Enter 1 or 2 digits indicating the zone you wish to bypass. (Example:
Press the [1] key for zone 1, press [1] - [2] for zone 12.)
Step 4 Press the [BYPASS] key again.
Step 5 The corresponding zone light will illuminate indicating the zone has
been bypassed. Repeat steps 3 and 4 for any other zone(s) that
need to be bypassed.
Step 6 Press the [BYPASS] key again -or- press the [#] key to exit the
Bypass Mode. The bypass light will stop flashing upon exiting the
Bypass Mode.
GROUP BYPASS
By pressing the [BYPASS] key, followed by the [0] key, then the [BYPASS] key
again, all zones that are designated as group bypass zones will be bypassed.
Press the [BYPASS] key again to exit group bypassing.
UNBYPASSING
To manually unbypass zones, perform the bypassing procedure on a z one that is
already bypassed. The corresponding light for that zone will go off when
unbypassed. NOTE: All zones will automatically be unbypassed each time
the system is disarmed.
TURNING THE DOOR CHIME ON AND OFF
The door chime is turned on or off by pressing the [CHIME] key while t he system
is in the disarmed state. If the chime is on the chime light will be illuminated. If
the chime is off, the chime light will be off. Each press of the [CHIME] key will
toggle the chime feature on/off and produce a momentary ding-dong sound.
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CHANGING USER CODES
Step 1 Your system must be in the Disarmed state to change user codes.
Step 2 Press [r]-[5].
Step 3 Enter a “Master Arm/Disarm Code”.
NOTE: For partitioned systems, someone changing the code of
another person must have access to all or more partitions than
the user being changed.
Step 4 The ready light will flash.
Step 5 Enter the 2 digit “user number” (always enter 2 digit such as [0] - [3]
for user 3, or [1] - [2] for user 12).
Step 6 Enter the new four (4) or six (6) digit “user code”.
NOTE: To delete a user code, enter [r]-[r]-[r]-[r] for a 4-digit code,
or [r]-[r]-[r]-[r]-[r]-[r] for a 6-digit code.
Step 7 The ready light will flash indicating you are bac k at Step 4 above. If
the code is rejected, the sounder will beep 3 times.
Step 8 If another “user code” needs to be programmed, return to Step 5.
Step 9 Press the [#] key while the ready light is flashing to exit the User
Code Programming Mode.
ASSIGNING USER CODE AUTHORITY LEVELS
Assign authority levels to users by following the steps below. Assign user codes
before assigning authority levels.
Step 1 Press [r]-[6].
Step 2 Enter a “Master Arm/Disarm Code”.
NOTE: Someone changing the authority of another person can
only add or remove partition authorization for partitions to
which they have access.
Step 3 The ready light will flash.
Step 4 Enter the 2 digit “user number” to be assigned authority (The ready
light is constant and the instant light will flash).
Step 5 Lights illuminated indicate the authority levels assigned to this code.
An explanation of the lights is listed below. You may toggle (turn
on/off) the authority level by pressing the number for that authority
level.
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LIGHT AUTHORITY LEVELS IF LIGHT 8 IS OFF
1 Reserved (Note: Do not change if on.)
2
Arm Only
3
Arm Only After Closing Time
4
Master Arm/Disarm (can program other codes)
5
Arm/Disarm
6
Bypass Zones
7
Open / Close Reporting
If this light is on, this code is programmed as a
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function code. Do not change! Press [#] - [#] to
exit.
Step 6 Press the [r] key. The ready light will flash. This moves you to the
partition enable. (The user has access in partitions that are
illuminated.)
Step 7 The illuminated numbers in dicate each partition where the user has
access. To change any of the partitions where the user has access ,
press numbers corresponding to areas where you want to give the
user access or deny access. (Example
: If zone light #2 is lit, then
the user is assigned access to partition #2. By pressing the [ 2] key,
the light will go off, denying access to partition #2.
LIGHT
1
2
PARTITIONS
ASSIGNED
Partition 1
Partition 2
Step 8 When the partitions are assigned, press the [r] key. This returns
you to Step 3 previously mentioned. At this point you may enter
another user number to assign authority level. Repeat Steps 4 - 8
until you have assigned authority levels to all user numbers.
Step 9 Press the [#] key to exit the Assigning Authority Level Program.
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OTHER KEYPAD FUNCTIONS
SETTING THE KEYPAD TONE
Step 1 Press [r]-[0]. Keypad is now in the “Adjust Tone” mode.
Step 2 Pressing the [1] key will make the keypad sounder go to higher
tones, pressing the [2] key will make the keypad sounder go to lower
tones.
Step 3 When the desired tone is reac hed, press the [#] key to set this tone
and exit from the “Adjust Tone” mode.
CHANGE PARTITION – Optional
Step 1 Press [r]-[1].
Step 2 Press a NUMBER key (1 or 2) to change partitions momentarily.
Step 3 If no other key is pressed, it will go back to its standard partition in
ten seconds.
Step 4 If another key is pressed, the system will r emain in the new partition
until no keys have been pressed for 60 seconds.
VIEW ALARM MEMORY
Step 1 Press [r]-[3]. The zone(s) that created the last alarm will be
displayed on the keypad.
Step 2 The ALARM MEMORY feature will flash those zones that create d
alarms and will light steady those zones that were bypas sed during
the last alarm.
TEST FUNCTION – Optional
If programmed, this function will perform a battery test, communicator test, and/or
a siren test. No alarms will be sent and no reports will be sent unless a
communicator test is performed, at which time a test signal will be sent.
Step 1 Press [r]-[4]. The test will be performed as programmed.
Step 2 If the siren test is performed, enter a user code to silence the siren.
WALK TEST
If enabled, it will permit a temporary walk-through test where all zones becom e
silent and do not report alarms to the central station.
Step 1 Press [r]-[Chime]-[user code]. During this test the chime light will
flash on the LED keypad.
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Step 2 Each time a zone is faulted, the zone light on the LED keypad will
illuminate and the chime will sound. The number of the faulted
zone(s) will be displayed on the LCD keypad. I t will also be entered
into alarm memory and the internal log.
Step 3 The keypad will begin to beep after 15 minutes in this mode. This
beeping indicates that the “Walk-Test” mode will be automatically
exited in 5 minutes.
Step 4 To exit at any time during this mode, enter a user code. Otherwise
the AWalk-Test Mode@ will automatically exit after 20 minutes.
RESET FUNCTION
This function is used to reset Smoke Detectors, Zone Troubles, and Zone
Tampers.
Step 1 Disarm the system if not disarmed.
Step 2 Press [r]-[7]. Resets have now been performed.
Step 3 If the keypad begins beeping, the reset did not execute properly.
Enter your code to silence the keypad. Wait a few minutes and
repeat step 2 to attempt another reset. If the k eypad still beeps af ter
repeated attempts, please contact your installer.
SETTING THE SYSTEM DATE
Step 1 Press the [r]-[9]-[6].
Step 2 Enter the “Master Code”.
Step 3 Enter the “Day of Week “
1 = Sunday 3 = Tuesday 5 = Thursday 7 = Saturday
2 = Monday 4 = Wednesday 6 = Friday
Step 4 Enter the “Month Code”. Must always be two (2) digits.
01 = January 05 = May 09 = September
02 = February 06 = June 10 = October
03 = March 07 = July 11 = November
04 = April 08 = August 12 = December
Step 5 Enter the “Day Code”. Must always be two (2) digits.
Example: The 5
th
would be entered as [0]–[5].
Step 6 Enter the last two digits of the “Year Code”.
Example: For 2007 enter [0]–[7].
SETTING THE SYSTEM CLOCK
Step 1 Press [r]-[9]-[7].
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Step 2 Enter the “Master Code “.
Step 3 Enter the “hour code” which must be two (2) digits. Note: The clock
is a 24-hour clock. Refer to the following table on page 14.
Step 4 Enter the “minutes code” which must be two (2) digits.
Example: 7 minutes after would be entered [0]–[7].
Time Hour Code
12:00
Midnight
1:00 AM 01
2:00 AM 02
3:00 AM 03
4:00 AM 04
5:00 AM 05
6:00 AM 06
7:00 AM 07
00
Time Hour Code
8:00 AM 08
9:00 AM 09
10:00 AM
11:00 AM
12:00
Noon
1:00 PM 13
2:00 PM 14
3:00 PM 15
10
11
12
Time Hour Code
4:00 PM 16
5:00 PM 17
6:00 PM 18
7:00 PM 19
8:00 PM 20
9:00 PM 21
10:00 PM
11:00 PM
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KEYPAD CONTROL TONES (BEEPS)
A sounder is built into the keypad. If programmed, your system keypad may
sound for any of the following reasons:
Beeps for all keypresses.
Sounds a continuous tone during the Entry delay time.
Pulses when a day zone is violated while the system is disarmed.
Pulses when a FIRE zone has a trouble condition.
Beeps 3 times for trying to arm with the “Ready” light off, if “Force Arming”
has not been selected.
Beeps for 1 second or emits a “ding-dong” sound for the “Chime” feature.
Beeps during an exit delay; beeps rapidly for the last 10 seconds of an exit
delay; and beeps 1 second at the end of the exit delay.
Pulses when the armed status changes and the AC power is off.
Pulses when the armed status changes and any zone(s) are bypassed.
Pulses when the armed status changes and a low battery is detected.
Pulses when the armed status changes and a Tamper condition is detected.
Beeps to indicate Telephone Line Cut, if selected.
Pulses when one or more of the following conditions are detected: Zone or
Box Tamper, Low Battery, AC Power Fail, or Expander trouble.
Beeps 3 times every minute indicating a low battery or missing transmitter is
detected (if wireless device is in system). Entering code will suppress the
sounder for 12 hours.
Entering a valid code will silence the keypad sounder when it is puls ing. The
arm/disarm state of your system will not change when entering a code to silence
a pulsing keypad sounder. Please contact your installer if a trouble condition
exists.
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SERVICE MENU
The service light will be “on” if the security system requires service. If the service
light is “on”, press the [r] key followed by the [2] key to determine the service
condition. One or more zone lights will illuminate indic ating what service(s) is
required. Call your service provider immediately for these problems. Below is a
listing of what each light means in a service condition.
LIGHT PROBLEM
SYSTEM FAULT - Press the [1] key. The zone light(s) that is
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illuminated corresponds to the system fault(s) below:
1 Over Current Fault
2 Siren Trouble
3 Box Tamper
4 Expander Power
Note: Faults 1 & 2 are global in nature and will affect all
partitions of a multi-partition system. Press the [#] key to return to
the 1 of 8 service lights.
2 ZONE TAMPER - Press the [2] key and the zone light(s) will illuminate
showing the zone(s) that are tampered. Press the [#] key to return to
the 1 of 8 service lights.
3 ZONE LOW BATTERY - Press the [3] key. The zone light(s) will
illuminate showing which zone(s) has a low battery. This only applies
to wireless zones. Press the [#] key to return to the 1 of 8 service
lights.
4 ZONE LOSS OF SUPERVISION - Press the [4] key and the zone
light(s) will illuminate showing which zone(s) has loss of supervision .
This only applies to wireless zones. Press [#] key to return to the 1 of 8
service lights.
5 ZONE TROUBLE - Press the [5] key and the zone light(s) will
illuminate showing which zone(s) has a trouble condition. Pres s the [#]
key to return to the 1 of 8 service lights.
6 N
7 N
8 N
EXIT Press the [#] key to exit the Service Light mode.
TELEPHONE FAULT - Press the [6] key. The zone light(s) that is
illuminated corresponds to the system fault(s) below:
6 Line Trouble / Line Cut - This light will illuminate when there is
telephone line trouble or the telephone line has bee n cut. The
service light will remain lit until the telephone trouble clears and
a user code is entered.
7 Auxiliary Comm Device Fail - Radio backup has failed.
FAILURE TO COMMUNICATE - This light will illuminate when there
is a failure to communicate between your system and the central
station.
LOSS OF SYSTEM TIME - This light will illuminate when there has
been a loss of power and your system clock needs to be reset.
Instructions are on page 14.
5 Expander Low Battery
6 Expander Box Tamper
7 Expander Trouble
8 Ground Fault
N Note: This fault is global in nature and will affect all partitions of a
multi-partition system.
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EMERGENCY EVACUATION PLANS
An emergency evacuation plan should be established for an actual fire alarm
condition. For example, the following steps are rec ommended by the National
Fire Protection Association and can be used as a guide in establishing an
evacuation plan for your building.
Draw up a floor plan of your home. Show windows, doors, stairs, and rooftops
that can be used for escape. Indicate each occupant's escape routes. Always
keep these routes free from obstruction. Determine two means of escape from
each room. One will be the normal exit from the building. The other may be a
window that opens easily. An escape ladder may hav e to be located near the
window if there is a long drop to the ground below. Set a meeting place outdoors
for a headcount of the building occupants. Practice escape procedures. In a
home, sleep with bedroom door closed; this will increase your es cape time. If
you suspect fire, test the door for heat. If you think it is safe, brace your s houlder
against the door and open it cautiously. Be ready to sl am the door if smoke or
heat rush in. Practice escaping to the outdoors and meeting in an assigned spot.
Call the Fire Department from a neighbor's phone.
NOTE: After the installation of your Security System has been compl eted, notify
your local Fire and Police Departments to give them your name and address for
their records. Early warning fire detection is best achieved by the i nstallation of
fire detection equipment in all rooms. This equipment should be installed in
accordance with the National Fire Protection Association's Standard 72. For
additional information write the National Fire Protection Association,
Batterymarch Park, Quincy, MA 02269.
The following are examples of evacuation plans. A plan uniqu e to your home or
business should be drawn and memorized by each occupant.
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SYSTEM NOTES
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NX-6 USER’S MANUAL
NX6UD04 REV D (FEB 2004)
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