Napco Security Technologies Alert 800, Alert 800S User Manual

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OPERATING

GUIDE

FOR YOUR

MAGNUM

ALEm-800/800s

SECURITY

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You have taken a major step
in protecting your home or busi­ness by having a Napco Magnum

Alert-800/800S Alarm Control

Center installed.

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

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it
out and explain the various fea­tures and operating procedures

for your new Magnum Alert

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800s.

A delay period that allows the system to
be reset before it reports to a
station.

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Identifies the areas of
tected by each zone o
zone features (see page 15).

Turning yours
be done by en enng a code on the D
Ke‘Rkeypad, or by turning an optional
sw tch.

A code of up to six digits which is used to
arm and disarm the system from the key­pad.

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the event of a power lose.

Monitors
gency messages rom a D gital

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(optional feature).

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and alerts the proper authorities

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The heart of the
security system; it Gntrols all
functions.

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Reports burglary and emergencies
to the central station over telephone lines.

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Digit-Key keypad puts Control
Center functions at
be mounted
anywhere in your premises.

Lets you exit and enter your premises
without setting off an
system is armed.

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the Control Center or

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directty

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Buzzer at each Digit-Key keypad warns
that entry delay time is In progress. It also
sounds when you attempt to arm the s

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(optional).

zone is in

ies contact with a central station

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Two buttons (* and #) on the Dig&Key
keypad

which

of an emergency.

A communication sent to a Central Station
indicating a specific change in condition of
the security system (alarm, trouble, low

battery, etc.). (Optlonai)

will alert the Central Station

Labeled%” on the Digit-Key keypad. Lets

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you manually remove one or more pro­tective zones from the system.

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“trouble”
the system.

for the feature is in “trouble” tt will be
impossible to arm the Control Center.

armed because of an open window, door or
other

ready at all times to respond to an emer­gency situation.

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Flashes - system is in alarm.
Count the number of flashes to
tell in which zone the alarm
occurred. Example: Fourflashes-
alarm in Zone 4.

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Steady - system is disarmed, all

zones okay.

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Flashes - zone in trouble
capable of being armed). Count
the number of flashes to deter-

mine zone(s). Example: Four
flashes - trouble in Zone 4.

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Steady - one or more zones are
shunted (bypassed) from the
system.

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When you enter your premises,
the tone reminds you to reset
the Control Center before the
end of a timed entry period so
you do not activate the alarm.
The Mini-Sounder also sounds

if you attempt to arm the system

when a particular zone is in

trouble.

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Faceplate of Digit-Key keypad
lifts up to reveal convenient ref­erence index of zones protected.

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Each security system is custom tailored to the owner’s needs, but all MAGNUM

800s

have the following:

1.

zones

Your system contains up to six
separate zones. Each zone is
an independent circuit that pro-

tects specific areas of your home.

For example: your
cialist may have set aside a zone

for window protection, exit/entry

delay, interior space protection,
safe and valuables protection
or emergencies. Each zone can
be “programmed” to react in a
specific manner. Check and be
certain that you know what each

zone protects.

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Lets you perform the following
functions: arm/disarm the system;
check the status (condition) of
each zone; temporarily shunt
move individual zones from the
system); and send an emergency
alert to a Central Station(optional).

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the Contr?l Center responds
by sound’ng an aud’ble alarm

and/or alerting a central station

(optional). Your alarm specialist

has programmed your system
to react in a specific manner to
each type of emergency. Be sure

you understand how your system
responds to these emergencies.

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When any zone is activated,