Napco Security Technologies 825HS, 825 User Manual
OPERATING
GUIDE
FOR YOUR
0 1880,
NAPCO
MAGNUM
MAGNUM
SECURITY SYSTEM
ALERT-825/
ALERT-825HS
NAPCO
Please read this guide thoroughly
to familiarize yourself with your new
security system. Keep this booklet
handy for future reference. Note
especially the ALARM PLAN on
page 15. Your alarm specialist will
help you fill it out and explain the
various features and operating
procedures for your new Magnum
Alert-825/825HS.
NOTICE
You’ll probably find items mentioned in this booklet which do not
apply to your system. DON’T
WORRY!
The Napco Magnum Alert-8254
825HS has 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 situation. Ask him about
them.
Your Magnum
is carefully designed and
engineered to the highest industry standards. To provide optimum
safety and security with this
equipment, we recommend that
the user become thoroughly
familiar with the unit and periodically check its condition and state
of readiness.
Alert-825/825HS
Mini-Sounder
The face of the keypad lifts up to
reveal a convenient index of protected zones.
’ I
Shunt
Panic
A delay period that allows the system to be
reset before it reports to a central station.
Alarm Plan
Abort Delay
ldentifies the areas of your premises protected by each zone of protection and lists
zone features. (See page 15)
Ambush Code
A one or two-digit code used before an arm/
disarm code that causes a silent report to
be sent to a central station. (Optional)
Arming/Disarming
Turning your system ON or OFF. This can
be done by entering a code on the
Key keypad, or by turning an optional
Switch.
Digit-
key-
Arm/Dlsarm (Personal) Codes
Up to 4 four-digit codes used to arm and
disarm the system from the keypad.
Stand by battery Is placed in the Control
Centerbox to provide backup protection in
the event of a power loss.
Battery
Central Station
Monitors incoming burglary
messages from the Digital
and alerts the proper authorities. (Optional
feature)
and emergency
Communicator,
Control Center
The heart of the Magnum Alert-825 security
system: it controls all system functions.
Dlgltal Communicator
Reports burglary and emergencies directly
to the central station over telephone lines.
Napco’s
Center functions at your fingertips. It can
be mounted either at the Control Center or
anywhere in your premises.
Lets you exit and enter your premises without
setting off an alarm after the system is armed.
Digit keys have secondary functions which
are activated by holding down a digit until
a beep is heard.
A pre-programmed four-digit code that may
be used to disarm your system should all
user codes be erased (as after an extended
power failure).
Buzzer at each Napco Digit-Key keypad
warns that entry delay time has started. It
also sounds when you attempt to arm the
system if a particular zone is in “trouble”. It
also verifies contact with a central station
when a closing signal is sent (optional).
Two buttons (* and #) on the Digit-Key
keypad which will alert the central station
of an emergency.
A communication sent to a central station
indicating a specificchange in condition of
Digit-key keypad puts Control
Exlt/Entry Delay
Hold
Down
Fallback
Functlon
Code
Mlnl-Sounder
Panic Buttons
Report
the security system (alarm, trouble, low
battery, etc.). (optional)
Labelled
you manually remove one or more protective
zones from the system.
Independent, circuits
areas of your premises.
Auto Shunted Zone:
being automatically bypassed (shunted)
out of the protection system if it is in
“trouble” (faulty) when you attempt
to arm the system.
Burglary Zones: Detect intrusion.
Day Zone:
visual and audible ( optional) indication at
the Digit-Key keypad when it is in ”trouble”
during the disarmed period.
Exlt/Entry Follower Zone:
exit and entry delay for interior devices.
Entry delay only occurs if re-entry takes
place through the normal
Group Shunt Zones:
programmed so they can be manually by
passed (shunted) all at once.
Priority
for the feature is in “trouble” it will be
impossible to arm the Control Center.
Selectlve Shunted Zones: Zones that
can be individually bypassed (shunted)
using the Shunt Button.
Trouble Zones: Zones that cannot be
armed becauseof an open window, door
or other problem in the area.
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ready at all times to respond to an emergency situation.
Shunt Button
"S"
on the Digit-Key
Zones
that protect specific
A zone capable of
A zone programmed to cause
exit/entry door.
A group of zones
Zones: When a zone selected
Hour Zone:
Are always armed and
keypad. Lets
Provides
3
lndicator
ARMED/MEMORY (Red)
l Steady- system is armed.
l Flashes
Flashes indicate the number of
zone(s) which were violated.
(see page 5, Key 2)
STATUS (Green)
l Steady
zones okay.
l Flashes
in trouble. Flashes indicate the
number of the zone(s) that are in
trouble. Note: to stop flashing
hold down Key 3 for two seconds,
SHUNT (Yellow)
,o
Steady - one or more zones
manually shunted (bypassed).
NOTE: all three lights flashing together indicates that AC power has
been lost. Reset indication with
Key 9 (see page 5).
Lights
-
alarm condition.
-
system is disarmed, all
-
a non-24 hour zone is
Mint-Sounder
l
Steady
entry delay in progress; system
armed
l Beep (2 seconds): system armed
with any zone auto shunted; or
battery power low.
Tone: day zone in trouble;
with a priority zone in trouble.
Arm-Disarm/Run/Load
Switch
l Used to load (program-in) user
arm/disarm codes. Slide switch
to the right (LOAD) position when
entering codes (refer to Selecting
Your Codes on page 7).
Be sure to return theswitch to the
center (RUN) position after all
codes have been entered. Setting
this spring-return switch to the
left will also arm or disarm the
system (unless this option has
been removed). Your system
will not operate with the switch in
the LOAD position.
Keys
NOTICE:Keys1,2,3,4,5,9 and S
must be held down for 2 seconds
(until mini-sounder beeps) to perform their desianated ‘Hold- Down "
(“Key”) functions.
Key 1: TEST
Momentarily sounds the burglar
alarm from the battery. If no alarm
is heard, or if it is weak, the battery
may need replacing. Use this test
weekly. (To perform this function
the key must be held down until a
beep is heard.)
Key 2: ALARM HISTORY
This will flash the red ARMED/
MEMORY light to indicate the last
alarm condition. Count the number
of
flashes to determine the zones
violated. This feature does not
reset; after the system is rearmed,
the previous alarm history will remain
in alarm memory until automatically
reset by a new alarm condition. To
perform this function the key must
be held down until a beep is heard,
and then continued to be held down
until all information has been
displayed.
Key 3: STATUS INDICATION
RESET
This will stop the green STATUS
light flashing. To turn STATUS
irig
back on, hold down Key 3
aaain. (To oerform this function the
key must be held down until a beep
is heard.)
Key 4: INSTANT PROTECTION
Cancels the exit/entry delay
periods when arming. The delay is
restored after you disarm the system.
See page 10. (To perform this func-
tion the key must be held down until
a beep is heard.)
Key
5: DOOR CHIME
This will initiate a feature that
sounds a chime In the keypad each
time the entry door on zone 1 is
opened. This feature only works when
the alarm system is disarmed (off). To
eliminate
press
“chime” may be reset using Key 9
(MA-825HS only). (To perform these
functions, the key must
until a beep is heard.)
the door chime feature,
this key again. A lengthy
be
flash-
held down
Key 9: RESET
Used
to
reset
Sounder indication
lengthy door “chime”
only).
or the AC Failure indication (all
three indicatora flashing), and to
bypass a troubled zone deaignated as
a “Priority with
reset
any function, the key
held
down
Key S: SHUNT
This will flash the vellow SHUNT
light to indicate the zone(s)
shunted. Count the number of
flashes to determine the zone(s)
shunted.
To perform this function the key
must be held down until a beep is
heard, and continued to be held
down until all information has been
displayed. The key does not have
to be held down for either the
Selective Zone Shunting feature
(see page 10) or when selecting a
new code (see page 7).
Keys * and #: PANIC BUTTONS
Activates the panic zone. Refer to
“Panic Zone”, page 10 for more
information.
a Dav Zone
Bypass
until
a
beep is heard.)
(MA-825HS
Mini-
only), a
(MA-825HS
Zone.” (To
must
be
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