Napco RP1054D KEYPAD User Manual

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RP1054D KEYPAD

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INTRODUCTION

CONGRATULATIONS!

...on your purchase of a NAPCO Magnum
Alert security system. Your new installation is
a sophist icated war ning system w ith many
available features. Your alarm specialist will
explain your system and show you how it
works. Contact him should questions concern­ing operation arise.

These instructions conta in important infor­mation about the operation of your system

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Section Page

CENTRAL-STATION MONITORING........................................................................................ 3

GLOSS ARY.............................................................................................................................. 4

KEYPAD CONTROLS AND INDICATORS...............................................................................6

HOLD-DOWN FUNCTIONS.....................................................................................................7

SELECTING AND PROGRAMMING YOUR CODES...............................................................8

SETTING THE ALARM (AR MING) WHEN LEAVING............................................................... 9

TURNING OFF THE ALARM (DISARMING) WHEN RETURNING.........................................10

PR OTECTI NG YOURSELF WHILE ON THE PREMISES......................................................11

FIRE PROTECTION............................................................................................................... 12

with the RP1054D Keypad. Read them care­fully and keep them handy for future r efer­ence. Check the Glossary for an explanation
of terms that may be unfamiliar to y o u .

You’ll probably find items mentioned here
that do not apply to your sys tem. Napco con­trol panels have such a wide variety of fea­tures that few, if any, security systems will
ever need them all. Your alarm professional
has chosen appropriate features for your situ-

ation.

Your system has been carefully designed
and engineered to the highest industry stand­ards . To ass u re optimum safety and se c u rity,
familiarize yourself with th is equipment. Peri­odically check its condition and state of readi­ness by testing it at least once a week in both
the a c/battery and batter y-only modes (ask
your installer how to make the se tests).

REMEMBER: TO SHUT OFF AN ALARM

WHILE ARMED, ENTER YOUR CODE!

FIRE SIGNAL*:

BURGLARY SIGNAL*:

EXIT DELAY:

ENTRY DELAY:

FOR SERVICE:

CENTRAL STATION:

*FIRE HAS PRIORITY OVER BURGLARY

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CENTRAL-STATION MONITORING

Your alarm specialist may have pro­grammed your system to be moni tored by a
central s tation. The built-in digital communica­tor can transmit emergency signals and status
reports to the centr al station 24 hour s a day.

COMMUNICATOR FEATURES

Abort Delay. Note which of your zones have

abort delay, a delay that allows y o u time to re­se t th e system, thus aborting a report to the
central s tation.

• Regular Burglary (Non-24-Hour) Zone re-

ports are aborted by disarming within the
del ay period.

• 24 -Hour Zones and zones programmed to

report restores must be repaired first, then
the panel armed and disarmed, all within
the delay period.

Opening and Closing Reporting. Notifies
the central station every time the system is dis­armed and armed. Each user opening or clos­ing c an be identif ied by his code .

Telephone-Line Test (Programmed Op­tion). To check your telephone connection

with the central station hold down Key [6]. Af­ter the beep sounds, a puls e tone will be
heard from the keypad sounder. If the phone
line is good the sound will silence in a few sec­onds. If not, a continuous tone will sound. The
keypad sounder can be s ile nced by pressing
Key [9].

Your alarm specialist may have also pro­grammed your system to automatically sen d
a test signal to the central station every 24
hours.

Central-Station Ringback (Programmed

Option). The cen tral sta tion will acknowledge

arming of the system by ringing back with a
short beep from the keypad sounder.

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GLOSSA RY

Note: Not all features are applicable to all

systems.

Abort Delay. A delay period that allo ws the
control panel to be reset, thereby aborting a
report to a central station.

Ambush Code. A 2-digit code enter ed when
forced to disarm. Sends a silent alarm to the
central s tation.

Arm. To turn the system on by entering a
User Code at the keypad.

Arm/Disarm Code. A personalized code for
arming and disarming the system. It may con­tain up to four digits .

Battery. Backup power source in the control­panel enclosur e to provide protection for at
leas t four hour s in the event of a power failure .

Bypass Button (Key [S] on keypad). A llows
you to manually remove one or more protec­tive zones from the system.

Central Station. Monitors incoming reports
an d emergen cy messages f rom a digital co m­municator and notifies the proper authorities
(optional).

Chime. A keypad beep while disarmed alert-

ing that the programmed zone (Entry Zone, in
the MA854) has been opened. Chime Zones
may have been programmed t o display when
activated (option in MA1008 and MA1010).
Also see Never-Arm Zone.

Closing. A report sent to the central station
when the premises is closed (system armed)
(optional).

Communicator. R eports intrusions a nd
emergencies directly to the central station
over telephone lines.

Control Panel. The brain of the system, it
controls all system functions.

Disarm. To turn the system off by entering
a User Code at the keypad.

Exit/Entry Delay. A programmed time that
lets you exit a nd ente r your premises without
setting off an alarm after the system is armed.

Instant Protection. Arming without entry de­lay while on the premises using Key [4].

Keypad. Puts control-panel functions at
your fingertips. It can be mounted anywhe r e
in your pre mises.

Opening. A report sent to the central station

when the premises is opened (system dis­armed) (optional).

Panic Buttons (optional). Keys [*] and [#]
on the keypad, pressed at the same time to
alert the central station of an emergency.

Report. A transmission to a central station
specifying a change in the status of the sys­tem (alarm, trouble, low battery, etc.) (op­tional).

Ringback. A beep after arming verifying
central-station receipt of report.

Service Code. (MA1008 and MA1010 only):
A res tricted Arm/Disarm Code intended for
temporary use.

Sounder. A local war ning device at the key­pad to alert that (a) entry delay has started;
(b) an attempt was made to arm with a zone
in trouble; (c) Chime Zone or Day Zone acti­vated; (d) a fire alarm or fire trouble condition
exists; or (e) the central station has acknow­le dged arming (optiona l).

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