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USER'S MANUAL
for KPX & Saturn LCD Keypads
Rev 1.1
D8x/D16x Deluxe
Hardware & Firmware v8.x
Document 890-016
Refer to document 890-402 Navigator Manual for operation by Ness Navigator Touch Screen keypad
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D8X/D16X DELUXE
USER'S MANUAL FOR LCD KEYPADS
Document Part No: 890-016
Rev 1.1 February 2017
For use with Ness D8x/D16x DELUXE control panels V8.0 and later.
This manual can also be used for previous versions of D8x/D16x panels however
some of the programming options covered are available only in V8.0 and later.
Refer to user manual 890-006 for D8x/D16x V7.8 and earlier.
Refer to Navigator user manual 890-402 for touch screen keypad operation
Innovative Electronic Solutions
WARNINGS & NOTICES
Ness Corporation manufacturing processes are accredited to ISO9001 quality standards and all possible care and
diligence has been applied during manufacture to ensure the reliable operation of this product. However there are
various external factors that may impede or restrict the operation of this product in accordance with the product’s
specification.
These factors include, but are not limited to:
1. Erratic or reduced radio range (if radio accessories are installed). Ness radio products are sophisticated low
power devices, however the presence of in-band radio signals, high power transmissions or interference caused
by electrical appliances such as Mains Inverters, Wireless Routers, Cordless Phones, Computers, TVs and other
electronic devices may reduce radio range performance. While such occurrences are unusual, they are possible.
In this case it may be necessary to either increase the physical separation between the Ness receiver and other
devices or if possible change the radio frequency or channel of the other devices.
2. Unauthorised tampering, physical damage, electrical interruptions such as mains failure, electrical spikes or
lightning.
3. Solar power inverters are a known source of electrical interference. Please ensure that this product and all
associated cabling is installed at least 3 metres away from a solar power inverter and its cabling.
WARNING: Installation and maintenance to be performed only by qualified service personnel.
CAUTION: Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type. Dispose of used batteries in accordance
with local regulations.
ADSL NOTICE: ADSL broadband data can interfere with the operation of your alarm dialler. It is recommended that
a quality ADSL filter be installed as per the filter manufacturer's guidelines in premises with an alarm dialler installed.
COPYRIGHT NOTICE
All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, transmitted or stored in a retrieval system in any form or by
any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of Ness.
Ness reserves the right to make changes to features and specifications at any time without prior notification in the interest of
ongoing product development and improvement.
© 2017 Ness Corporation Pty Ltd ABN 28 069 984 372
www.ness.com.au
National Customer Service Centre
Ph: 1300 551 991
customerservice@ness.com.au
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CONTENTS
Features .......................................................................4
Introduction .................................................................5
Keypad .........................................................................6
Visual Indicators ...........................................................7
OPERATION .............................................................8, 9
Arming ....................................................................10
Disarming................................................................11
Home (Monitor) Mode ............................................12
Keypad Panic ..........................................................13
Keypad Duress .......................................................13
Keypad Fire Alarm ..................................................14
Keypad Medical Alarm ...........................................14
Excluding Zones .....................................................15
View Memory ..........................................................16
Temporary Day Zones ............................................17
AutoTime Features .................................................18
AutoTime Operation ...............................................19
PROGRAMMING ........................................................20
Programming Options Table ..................................21
User Code programming .......................................22
Entry/Exit Timer programming ...............................23
Telephone Number programming ..........................23
Real Time Clock programming ..............................24
Monitoring, Central station / Audible ........................25
Remote operation by telephone ..........................26, 27
Ness Accessories .................................................28, 29
Troubleshooting .........................................................30
Installation Record .....................................................31
OPERATION SUMMARY ............................................32
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WHAT'S NEW IN D8X/D16X DELUXE (V8)
ALL D8X/D16X FEATURES
DIALLER
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INTRODUCTION
The Ness D8x and D16x microcomputer based
control panel is the heart of your
security system to which all your detection
devices connect.
Each Zone of the panel can be connected to one
or more detection devices to protect separate
rooms of your premises.
Detection devices may be wired to the panel or
you can use optional wireless detectors.
Passive Infra-Red motion detectors (PIRs) are
used to detect motion of people or animals.
Pet Aware motion detectors can ignore pets
and still detect people. Reed Switches are
fitted to windows and doors to detect opening.
Vibration sensors such as the Nessensor™ can
be used to detect glass breakage or forcing of
windows or doors.
Sealed. Activation
Unsealed and may cause an alarm.
Detectors such as fire detectors and panic
buttons must be able to generate an alarm at
with this assignment is called a 24 hour zone.
Some detection devices may be required to
generate an alarm or warning only when the
is called a Day zone.
Before leaving the premises you must "Arm"
(turn on) the panel. After arming, the panel will
ignore detectors during the Exit Delay Time to
allow you to exit without triggering an alarm.
The system can be armed and disarmed using
the keypad supplied or by optional Radio Keys
or Access Cards or Fobs.
When you enter the premises the panel will
Entry Delay Time
and will not alarm unless you disarm the panel
during this allowed time.
When an alarm occurs, it can be reset with a
User Code1 or by optional Radio Key or Access
Card/Fob2, otherwise it will reset at the end of
Alarm Reset Time. Resetting an alarm stops the
sirens and strobe light. If an alarm is not reset
the sirens will stop after the programmed time
(default is 5 minutes) and the strobe light will
stop after 72 hours.
Home Mode (also called Monitor mode)
and windows) can be monitored while you are
at home.
If you wish to split your alarm system into two
areas with access limited to each area by code
numbers then Area operation is used. Radio
Keys can also Arm and Disarm Areas.
The control panel housing and the covers
over external sirens are protected by tamper
switches to detect someone attempting to
disable the security system. Activation of these
switches will cause an instant tamper alarm.
If there is a problem with a detector, you can
Exclude
totally ign ored and cannot generate an alarm.
alarm again.
The control panel is fitted with a rechargeable
backup battery to ensure your security system
continues to operate if the mains power is
interrupted. This control panel automatically
tests the battery every hour and whenever
you Arm/Disarm the panel. (Dynamic Battery
Test).
All alarms are stored in memory and can be
viewed at any time in Memory Mode.
1
Keypad codes programmed as ARM ONLY will
not reset the panel.
2
Access Cards/Fobs can reset the panel if
the DISARM BY ACCESS CARD option has been
enabled by your installer.
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KEYPAD
KEYPAD BEEPS
BEEPS MEANING
1 BEEP
Any key press.
3 BEEPS
Valid Command.
––
1 LONG BEEP
Error.
..10.. 10 BEEPS
Mains Power is off
or Panel Battery is low
or A Radio Device has sent a low battery signal
or Telephone Line Fail has been detected.
... ... ...
Constant SLOW beeps
An AutoTime action is due to begin.
. . .
Constant FAST beeps
An AutoTime action will begin in one minute.
DISPLAY TEST
To display all the keypad icons press and hold the button for at least 2 seconds. All the
icons will be on while the button is held down.
Display Test can be activated at any time either in operating mode or any program mode.
The instructions in this manual relate
to Ness KPX and Saturn keypads.
The KPX keypad is used in examples
throughout this manual. Saturn
keypad operation is identical.
Refer to the Ness Navigator user's
manual for operating instructions
specific to the Navigator Touch
Screen keypad.
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KEYPAD INDICATORS
See page 16 for keypad indicators in Memory Mode.
KEYPAD DISPLAY INDICATORS IN OPERATING MODE
KEYPAD ICON
DISPLAY
OFF ON FLASHING
ZONES
1-8 (or 1-16)
Zone is sealed. Zone is unsealed. Zone is in alarm.
ОЫЯЬЗ МС ЯОУ
Zone/s are unsealed.
or Power fault.
or Panel is armed.
or phone line fault.
Ready to Arm
Panel is disarmed,
or Area 1 is disarmed, if
using Areas.
Panel is armed,
or Area 1 is armed, if
using Areas.
Area 2 is disarmed. Area 2 is armed if using
Areas.
Home Mode is
disarmed.
Panel is armed in Home
Mode.
Day Mode enabled, (see
page 20).
УЫУСОЗ
Normal. Memory mode selected. New alarm/s in memory.
Normal. Receiving a radio signal.
(If radio fitted.)
A Radio Key or other
radio device has low
battery.
МЯУРЫО
Normal. Internal Tamper: Double
Flash with long pause.
External Tamper: Steady
flash.
ЫИЭФЛЬЫ
Normal. Zone/s are Excluded.
ÔÑÉ
ЮЯММЫОЗ
Normal. The backup battery
is low.
УЯЧТН
ÑÚÚ
Normal. Mains power is off.
ÐÎÑÙ
Normal. User Program Mode. Installer Program Mode.
Ô×ÒÛ
Normal Dialler is on line. Phone line fault or
failure to communicate.
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OPERATING RULES
Generally, the panel will be Disarmed. Armed
and Home modes provide different levels of
security for your premises when you are home or
away. Three other temporary modes: Program,
Memory and Exclude, allow you to perform
various operations. The panel will automatically
exit from these temporary modes if you do not
press any buttons on the keypad in a 4 minute
period.
If you make a mistake while entering any codes,
press the Enter or E button and start again.
When you are required to enter your access
code, you are given five opportunities to enter it
correctly. After the fifth invalid attempt the alarm
is activated (requiring the correct code + E
to silence the alarm). This prevents anyone
trying to guess your code by entering random
numbers.
AREA PARTITIONING
two partitions; Area1 and Area2.
The panel then effectively operates as two
separate systems sharing only the siren outputs
and dialler.
USER CODE ASSIGNMENT
A User Code assigned to an Area can Arm
and Disarm only that Area. User Codes
assigned to both Areas will operate both Areas
simultaneously.
COMMON AREA ZONES
Zones assigned to both Areas are Armed only
when Area1 and Area2 are both Armed. This
by both Areas.
For example, Office A and Office B operate as
separate areas but the entrance foyer used by
both offices is assigned to both areas meaning
it will automatically Arm when both Areas have
Armed. The Common Area then automatically
disarms when either Area1 or Area2 Disarms.
AREA OPERATION
Arming and Disarming is carried out as normal
from a single keypad or separate keypads
installed in both areas or by Radio Key.
are in the Armed state. This means that Day,
area operations.
Note: Area partitioning is in addition to Home
This section describes the operation of a typical control panel installation. Keep in mind that
your installation may vary depending on the selected options and equipment. The operating
instructions which follow will cover the most common options.
Consult your installation company if you require further information.
All control panel operations are controlled by the keypad. You may also have optional Radio Keys
or Access Control equipment installed.
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OPTIONS
NESS RADIO KEYS
The optional Ness Radio Keys give you the convenience of
remote control operation. Multi-button operation allows you
to Arm, Disarm and activate PANIC and AUX outputs (RK4
radio key). The RK4P* model also has a proximity fob built-in
providing radio remote and access control in the one radio key.
Note: Radio Keys and Access cards and readers are optional and are not supplied with any Ness control panel as standard. Ness
radio products require a Ness Radio Interface (100-200) to be fitted to the control panel.
* RK4P requires an optional access control reader to be installed.
NESS KPX LCD KEYPAD
The Ness LCD keypad uses a large illuminated LCD display to
are backlit for and a hinged flap covers the keys.
armed state, mains and battery condition and other information.
NESS SATURN KEYPAD
Proving that alarm keypads can be beautiful as well as
functional - Saturn's elegant design adds a distinctive look
and feel of luxury to your alarm system.
Available in White, Black and Ocean Mist, Saturn keypads are
fully compatible with Ness D8x/D16x control panels version
6 and later.
NESS ACCESS CONTROL
D8x and D16x also have an access control option for arming/
disarming and controlling electric door locks.
The panels have built-in software and hardware support for
up to 3 Ness Weigand proximity card readers and up to 55
proximity cards or fobs.
KEYPAD OPTIONS
NESS iCOMMS and aCOMMS app for mobile control of
your D8x/D16x control panel from home, office, anywhere
in the world using your iPhone/iPad or Android device.
(D8x/D16x V7.8 and later)
D8x/D16x V5.6 or later (V7.8 or later to operate panel outputs).
Optional 101-244 Ethernet adapter, 450-185 RS232 cable. Order code K-6002
iPhone/iPad/Smartphone not included.
iComms is a third party product which is endorsed by Ness without tech
support. Emergency alarms must be enabled in the control panel to be
available in iComms.
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The control panel must be armed in order to
detect intruders.
Sealed by
making sure there is no movement in rooms
protected by motion detectors. Doors or
windows protected by reed switches should
be closed.
The panel cannot be armed if in Program, Home
(Monitor), Memory or Exclude modes or if it is
in alarm. (User codes that are programmed to
be ARM ONLY codes can arm the panel either the
disarmed state or from Home Mode.
A keypad is supplied with the panel. Operation
by Radio keys and access cards is optional.
ïð
10 beeps when you arm means
Mains Power is turned off or the backup battery
is low.
One long beep when you arm could
mean the panel is already armed or the keypad
code is wrong, (if not using Shortcut Arming).
SIREN WARNING:
Sealed. If any are Unsealed, the siren will sound
been automatically excluded. You should disarm
the panel, check the premises and then arm
again. Continual warnings could mean there is
may have to be manually excluded.
the auto-exclude option is disabled, the siren
will sound for the duration of siren time, (default
is 5 minutes).
TO ARM the panel
by KEYPAD by RADIO KEY
by ACCESS CARD or
FOB
Press +
(If the ARMING SHORTCUT is enabled).
Press the ON button once.
The strobe light will flash
briefly.
If programmed, the
external siren will chirp
once.
(If Home Arming by
Radio Key is enabled, the
chirp will be delayed by
5 seconds).
Present a Card or Fob
twice.
Or, present a Card
or Fob once + press
button.
Depending on which
option has been enabled
by your installer.
or press
+[USER CODE]+
or press [USER CODE] +
(If CODE ONLY ARMING has been enabled
by your installer).
The ARMED light will turn on.
Leave the premises within the Exit Delay Time. 3 beeps will sound at the end of Exit Delay Time.
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When you enter the protected premises through
beeps1 as a reminder to Disarm. You then have
your programmed entry delay time to disarm
the panel.
If the panel is not disarmed by the end of the
entry delay time, an alarm will occur.
By using the optional radio keys you may disarm
your system from within your premises or from
outside your entrance door. There is also the
and briefly flash the strobe light to indicate that
you have disarmed your system.
If you make a mistake when entering your
keypad code, then you must press E (or Enter)
and start again. Five incorrect entries will cause
an alarm.
The panel can be reset and the siren/s silenced
by disarming the panel.
If you arrive at your premises and find the strobe
light flashing2 (if installed), reset the panel as
above. To check the cause of the alarm, you
can view the alarms in memory by entering
Memory Mode.
ARM ONLY CODES
User codes can optionally be programmed to be
Arm Only codes. An Arm Only code can Arm the
system but it cannot Disarm. (See page 22 for
User Codes programming). However if an Arm
Only code is assigned to a radio key, the radio
key OFF button will arm and disarm.
AUTO RE-ARM
Your panel may optionally be programmed
for Auto Re-Arm to help prevent accidental
disarming.
Auto Re-Arm checks that you have entered the
sealed for a period as set by the entry delay time
then the panel will re-arm. This is most useful
when used with radio keys where the OFF button
might be accidentally pressed after you have
armed and are leaving the premises.
1
If Entry Beeps are enabled.
2
In the event of an alarm, the strobe light will flash for
72 hours or until the panel is reset.
OPERATION
to DISARM the panel
by KEYPAD by RADIO KEY
by ACCESS CARD or
FOB
Enter the premises through a
Delay Zone.
Press [USER CODE] +
The ARMED light will turn off.
Press the OFF button once.
The strobe light will flash briefly.
If required, your installer can
program the external siren to
chirp 3 times when disarming.
Present a Card or Fob
once. (if the installer has
enabled disarming by
access card).
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while others are ignored. Typically, perimeter
while you are at home.
active in Home mode.
If an alarm occurs while in Home mode, entering
ÅË-»® ݱ¼»Ã
will silence the alarm. This will
also Disarm the panel, so remember to re-arm
Home mode again if needed.
Using the optional Radio Keys you can enter
Home Mode by pressing either the OFF button
or the ON button twice within 4 seconds or
by pressing the AUX button, (RK4 radio key
only). These options must be enabled by your
installer.
Note: Home Mode and Area arming
Home Mode can be used if the panel is fully
disarmed or if only Area2 is armed. Home Mode
is not available when Area 1 is armed.
The panel can be armed in Home mode if Area2
is already armed on these conditions:
Mode armed – not the reverse.
Area 2 and Home Mode are armed.
Note: Home Mode arming when Area2 is armed
cannot be done by Radio Key or by keyswitch.
to arm HOME Mode
by KEYPAD by RADIO KEY
Press +
(If the HOME MONITOR SHORTCUT is enabled).
Home Monitor arming by radio key must be
enabled by your installer.
Press either the OFF
button or the ON button
twice within 4 seconds.
Or press the AUX
button once. (If
enabled, RK4
radio key only).
or press + [USER CODE] +
The strobe light will flash briefly.
If required, your installer can program the
external siren to chirp twice when arming
Home mode.
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The keypad PANIC function may have been
programmed to be either AUDIBLE to activate
the sirens, or SILENT to send a PANIC report by
dialler if your system is monitored by a Central
Station.
PANIC cannot be used while the panel is in
Program, Memory or Exclude mode.
Note: Your installer may have installed a separate
PANIC button. To activate the panic alarm simply
press that button.
The DURESS alarm can be used to send a silent
alarm to the central station that you are being
forced to disarm the panel against your will. That
To disarm and send a DURESS alarm, prefix
your User Code with one of the digits 5, 6, 8 or
9 when Disarming.
* THE KEYPAD DURESS IS NORMALLY NOT
ENABLED. TO ENABLE THIS FUNCTION, CONSULT
YOUR INSTALLER.
* DURESS ALARMS CAN ONLY USED BY SYSTEMS
WHICH ARE MONITORED BY A CENTRAL STATION.
* THE DURESS ALARM CAN BE PROGRAMMED TO
SOUND THE INTERNAL SIREN (RESET OUTPUT).
THIS OPTION IS OFF BY DEFAULT.
PANIC alarm
by KEYPAD by RADIO KEY
Press star keys together.
NOTE. Your panel may be programmed for
DOUBLE PRESS RADIO PANIC.
To operate, press and hold the Panic button until
the transmit LED turns on. Release the Panic
button and immediately press and hold again until
the transmit LED turns on a second time.
This requirement meets regulations in some
states of Australia.
or press + [USER CODE] +
or press +
(If KEYPAD PANIC SHORTCUT is enabled).
Keypad DURESS alarm
by KEYPAD
Press [5, 6, 8 OR 9]+[USER CODE] +
Add one these digits in front of a user code when disarming.
This sequence will disarm the panel and send a Duress report by dialler if the system is monitored
by a central station.
OPERATION
Press and hold the
PANIC button for at
least 4 sec.
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Keypad FIRE alarm
by KEYPAD
Press +
Sounds the siren using the Fire Alarm sound.
(If Keypad Fire Alarm has been enabled by your installer).
And sends a Fire Alarm report by dialler.
(If this option has been enabled by your installer and the system is monitored by a central
station).
Keypad MEDICAL alarm
by KEYPAD
Press +
Sends a Medical Alarm report by dialler.
(If this option has been enabled by your installer and the system is monitored by a central
station).
The Medical Alarm does not sound the sirens.
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OPERATION
If there is a problem with a detection device and
does not generate alarms.
light flashes continuously while the panel is
Disarmed and also when Armed.
Zones can be excluded while the panel is either
Disarmed or Armed. See notes below.
are automatically included next time the panel
is Disarmed.
Zones can be manually included by the
same method as Excluding. Simply use the
[ZONE NO.]+ se
lights to be Included.
NOTES
EXCLUDE E works only when the panel is Disarmed.
EXCLUDE [User Code] E works in any state.
EXCLUDE [User Code] E
How to EXCLUDE
by KEYPAD
Press +
(If the EXCLUDE SHORTCUT is enabled)
or press + [USER CODE] +
The Exclude light will turn on.
then press [ZONE NO.]+ [ZONE NO.]+
then press to exit Exclude mode
Included next time the panel is disarmed.
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OPERATION
The panel stores a comprehensive event
memory, including Arming, Disarming, Low
Battery, Mains Fail and Alarm events.
The memory is constantly updated and the last
30 events are always available for viewing.
This memory display can only be selected while
the panel is in the Disarmed state.
TO CLEAR THE MEMORY LIGHT
The MEMORY light flashes continuously when
an alarm has occurred as a reminder to view the
alarm memory.
The MEMORY light stops flashing after the
memory is viewed as shown above. and the
MEMORY light is automatically cleared next
time the panel is Armed.
Viewing the EVENT MEMORY
by KEYPAD
Press + (If the VIEW MEMORY SHORTCUT is enabled).
or press + [USER CODE] + The Memory light will turn on.
Press ...The most recent event will be displayed.
Press ...The next most recent event will be displayed.
Press ...and so on, up to 30 events.
Press to exit Memory Mode.
KEYPAD DISPLAY INDICATORS IN MEMORY MODE
KEYPAD ICON MEMORY EVENT
Zone numbers 1–8 or 1–16 Zone alarm
(no icons displayed) Panel Disarmed
ARMED Panel Armed (or Area 1 Armed)
ARM2 Area 2 Armed
MAINS Mains power failure
BATTERY Low Battery
TAMPER + 1 Internal Tamper alarm
TAMPER + 2 External Tamper alarm
EXCLUDE + 1 Panic alarm
EXCLUDE + 2 Medical alarm
EXCLUDE + 3 Fire alarm
LINE Telephone line fail
RADIO, EXCLUDE Radio Key Panic alarm
RADIO, BATTERY, ZONE
RADIO, BATTERY, ARM Radio Key battery low, (Radio Key number is NOT indicated)
RADIO, TAMPER, ZONE
RADIO, HOME, ZONE
HOME, ZONE
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The Ness D8x and D16x have a Temporary Day
Zone feature which allows easy and flexible Day
Zone selection and operation.
Temporary Day Zones operate in addition to
Permanent Day Zones which are usually setup
by the installer.
While remaining in normal operating mode,
Zones’.
As an extra feature, the user can easily enable
or disable Day Mode, (which includes both
Temporary and Permanent Day Zones).
Day Zones can be programmed by your installer
to beep the keypad, or briefly sound the siren/s
or flash the strobe light, or to sound an optional
sufficient warning in most situations).
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
Day Zones are useful for a variety of applications
such as a shop door beeper, triggered by a reed
switch on the door.
For example, in a shop you could enable Day
Mode to alert you when a customer enters the
front door.
You can also enable additional Temporary Day
Zones to monitor switches on, for example, the
rear door or the fridge doors.
COMMANDS
(Accessed from normal operating mode).
Enter Selection Mode.
+
Press P followed by E when in operating
mode to enter Temporary Day Zone selection
mode.
Zone Selection.
[Zone No.]+
Permanent Day Zones, (installer option
P53E), are not displayed in selection mode.
Permanent Day Zones can be selected as
Temporary Day Zones but this has no effect
Exit Selection Mode.
Saves changes and returns to normal
operating mode.
Enable Day Mode.
+
This enables/disables both Temporary and
Permanent Day Zones.
When Day Mode is enabled, any unsealed
output for 2 seconds. When Day Mode is
be indicated on the keypad as an unsealed
The MONITOR icon flashes continuously
when Temporary Day Mode is enabled.
TEMPORARY DAY ZONES
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OPERATION
AUTO-TIME FEATURES
D8x/D16x V6 onwards features sophisticated new automation features making full use of the onboard
Real Time Clock and a set of powerful yet simple to program options.
ARM or DISARM AUTOMATICALLY at pre-programmed times of day
or day of the week.
This feature can save a site manager many headaches and hours of
travel time. There is no need to rely on staff remembering to arm or
disarm the system.
TURN AUX OUTPUTS ON or OFF at pre-programmed times - every
day, once a week, anytime. Automate doors, sprinkler systems, lights
and more.
ENABLE/DISABLE USER CODES depending on the time of day or day
of the week. Allows managers to grant users access to the system at
selected times and deny after hours entry.
(This applies to keypad codes only, not radio keys or prox fobs.)
If you find that the panel sometimes does not respond to user codes, or the panel arms
or disarms itself or auxiliary outputs turn on automatically - then your panel may have
been programmed for AutoTime events.
Ask your install to check the installer-level programming settings and reprogram the
system to suit your needs.
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OPERATION
AUTO-TIME OPERATION
WARNING PERIOD (Optional function - must be enabled by your installer.)
When an AutoTime event is about to begin, your keypad (or keypads) will begin a constant
slow beep as a warning that the automatic event is about to happen. The warning beeps can be
programmed to start up to 99 minutes prior to the AutoTime event.
Press any key on the keypad to stop the beeps during the warning period. The beeps will start again
for the final minute at a faster rate.
FINAL MINUTE BEEPS. In the last minute prior to the AutoTime event, the keypad will beep at a
faster rate to warn that the event is about to start.
TO DELAY THE AUTOTIME EVENT (Optional function - must be enabled by your installer.)
To delay the AutoTime event, enter a valid user code on its own. (The user code must be assigned
to an Area to work). This will suspend the warning beeps and the AutoTime event for 1 hour - when
the warning process will start again.
Example: Your panel is programmed to Auto Arm at 6pm every weekday and the Warning Period is
programmed for 5 minutes. You are working back late and at 5:55pm your keypad begins to beep.
Since you're not ready to arm the system yet, enter your user code (without pressing E) at the keypad.
The warning beeps will stop and arming will be delayed by one hour. At 6:55pm the warning beeps
will start again, followed by automatic arming if you don't delay the event again.
Any AutoTime event can be postponed, not just arming. You can also delay the automatic turn (or
off) of one of the AUX outputs in the same manner.
MANUAL OPERATION OF THE AUX OUTPUTS (Optional function - must be enabled by your
installer.)
As well as automatic operation by Auto Time, the four auxiliary outputs can also be operated
manually by keypad. Use the keypad commands below to turn outputs on or off or pulse on1.
AUX5, 6, 7 & 8 operate as described above. ie, Press 55*, 66* etc
Manual operation of outputs works in conjunction with AutoTime schedules, if programmed. For
example, if AutoTime has turned an output on as scheduled (say, a light) you can manually turn it
off (and back on again) any time you wish. At the scheduled turn OFF time, if the output is still on
it will be turned off.
1
Whether an output "Pulses" or "Turns On" depends on the how that output has been
programmed by your installer.
To turn ON or PULSE To turn OFF
AUX1
AUX2
AUX3
AUX4
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PROGRAMMING
Programming your Ness D8x or D16x is a simple
process using the keypad.
To enter program mode you need to know your
Master Code, which is user code number 1, (see
the table on the next page).
TO ENTER PROGRAM MODE
press +[MASTER CODE]+
If you forget your Master Code it can be reset
by your installer.
The factory default
Master Code is: 123
TO EXIT PROGRAM MODE
press +
The panel will automatically exit Program Mode if
the keypad is inactive for 4 minutes.
USER CODES
The panel has 56 user codes which can be
operated by keypad code (3-6 digit PIN), by
optional radio key or by optional access cards.
To add, change or delete a keypad code, follow
the steps on page 22.
The factory default Master Code is 123. You
should re-program this code with a new code
of your own choice.
TIMERS
You can also re-program the Entry Delay Time
and Exit Delay Time if you need more or less
time to exit and enter the premises.
REAL TIME CLOCK
Some features such as AutoTime rely on the
onboard Real Time Clock. Set the current
date and time to ensure events take place as
expected.
You will need to adjust the Hours setting when
Daylight Savings starts and ends.
TELEPHONE NUMBER
If your panel is programmed for Audible
Monitoring, the panel's dialler will make alarm
calls to the Primary and Secondary telephone
numbers programmed by your installer.
If a ‘Follow Me’ Telephone Number is
programmed, the Primary and Secondary
telephone numbers will be ignored. All Audible
Alarm calls will be sent to the Follow Me
telephone Number.
This is handy if you, for example, stay at a
relative's house overnight and you want the
panel to call you there in the event of an alarm.
When you delete the Follow Me Telephone
Number, alarm calls will again be made to the
Primary and secondary telephone numbers.
If your Ness panel is monitored by a Central
Station, the Follow Me number is ignored.
For all other programming changes, talk to
your installer.
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PROGRAMMING OPTIONS TABLE
USER CODE OPTION NO. KEYPAD PIN
1 (Master Code) P201E 123
2 P202E
3 P203E
4 P204E
5 P205E
6 P206E
7 P207E
8 P208E
9 P209E
10 P210E
11 P211E
12 P212E
13 P213E
14 P214E
15 P215E
16 P216E
17 P217E
18 P218E
19 P219E
20 P220E
21 P221E
22 P222E
23 P223E
24 P224E
25 P225E
26 P226E
27 P227E
28 P228E
USER CODE OPTION NO. KEYPAD PIN
29 P229E
30 P230E
31 P231E
32 P232E
33 P233E
34 P234E
35 P235E
36 P236E
37 P237E
38 P238E
39 P239E
40 P240E
41 P241E
42 P242E
43 P243E
44 P244E
45 P245E
46 P246E
47 P247E
48 P248E
49 P249E
50 P250E
51 P251E
52 P252E
53 P253E
54 P254E
55 P255E
56 P256E
OPTION NO. DESCRIPTION DEFAULT COMMENT
P26E Entry Delay Time 1 20 (20 sec)
P27E Entry Delay Time 2 6 (60 sec)
This option works in multiples of 10. (6 = 60 sec).
P28E Exit Delay Time 60 (60 sec)
P00E Follow Me Phone No. blank
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PROGRAMMING
EXAMPLES
The panel must be in program mode.
MEMORY E
USER CODE PROGRAMMING RULES
including Arming/Disarming, Home Mode, Panic, memory recall and much more.
Codes or Access Cards as required. Ask your installer.
NOTES
1. User codes must NOT start with zero.
programmed but they will not operate the panel. This is an alternative method for disabling user codes.)
2. All codes must be unique to each other. Codes are rejected if already used. Some codes that are
similar to existing codes may also be rejected.
3. When re-programming a Keypad Code, the old code does not need to be deleted first. The new
code will overwrite the old code.
Programming USER CODES
STEP KEYSTROKES DESCRIPTION COMMENT
1
+[MASTER CODE]+
Enters User Program Mode. The Program light will turn
on.
2
+[OPTION NO.]+
Enter the 3 digit option number
for the user code being programmed.
The existing user code, if
any, will be displayed by the
keypad one digit at a time.
3
[NEW CODE]+
[NEW CODE]+
Enter the new user code twice
for verification. Keypad codes
can be 3-6 digits long.
The new user code will be
displayed by the keypad
one digit at a time.
4
+
To exit User Program Mode. The Program light will turn
off.
A keypad code can be deleted by pressing + at STEP 3 above.
A keypad code only needs to be deleted if you're not replacing it with a new code.
User codes must
NOT start with zero!
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PROGRAMMING
Programming TIMERS
STEP KEYSTROKES DESCRIPTION COMMENT
1
+[MASTER CODE]+
Enters User Program Mode. The Program light will turn
on.
2
+ +
Enter the option number for
Entry Delay Time 1.
The existing time, if any, will
be displayed by the keypad
one digit at a time.
...or + +
Or enter the option number for
Entry Delay Time 2.
...or + +
Or enter the option number for
Exit Delay Time.
3
[NEW TIME]+
Enter the new time in seconds.
Example, enter 25 seconds as
25 + E.
The new time will be displayed by the keypad one
digit at a time.
4
+
To exit User Program Mode. The Program light will turn
off.
Factory default timer settings are listed on page 21.
Programming the FOLLOW ME TELEPHONE NUMBER
STEP KEYSTROKES DESCRIPTION COMMENT
1
+[MASTER CODE]+
Enters User Program Mode. The Program light will turn
on.
2
+ +
Enter the option number for Follow Me Telephone Number.
The existing telephone
number, if any, will be displayed by the keypad one
digit at a time.
3
[NEW TELEPHONE NUMBER]+
Enter the new telephone
number.
The new telephone number,
if any, will be displayed by
the keypad one digit at a
time.
4
+
To exit User Program Mode. The Program light will turn
off.
The Follow Me telephone number is only used in Audible Dialling mode. If the Follow Me number
is programmed, then the primary & secondary numbers are ignored. Ask your installer for further
information.
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PROGRAMMING
Programming REAL TIME CLOCK
STEP KEYSTROKES DESCRIPTION COMMENT
1
+[MASTER CODE]+
Enters User Program Mode.The Program light will turn
on.
2
+ +
P340E MINUTES. Enter a value
between 00 and 59.
P341E HOURS. Enter a value
between 00 and 23.
P342E DAY OF THE MONTH.
Enter a value between 01 and 31.
Ensure that the setting does not
exceed the days in the current
month. The panel does not crosscheck this setting.
P343E MONTH. Enter a value
between 01 and 12.
P344E YEAR. Enter a value
between 00 and 63. (2000–2063).
P345E DAY OF THE WEEK.
Enter a value between 1 and 7.
(1=Sunday).
Enter the option number for
one of the real Time Clock
options.
The existing value, if any,
will be displayed by the
keypad one digit at a time.
3
[NEW VALUE]+
Enter the new time in
seconds. Example, enter 25
seconds as 25 + E.
The new time will be displayed by the keypad one
digit at a time.
4
+
To exit User Program Mode.The Program light will turn
off.
Set the current date and time to ensure that AutoTime events take place as expected.
You will need to adjust the Hours setting when Daylight Savings starts and ends.
Clock memory is retained on power down.
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The Ness D8x and Ness D16x control panels
have an on-board digital dialler which can send
detailed alarm messages to a Central Monitoring
Station.
The digital messages can include information
tamper alarms, low battery or mains failure
reports, and it can also (by user number) identify
MONITORING
the users who arm and disarm the system.
Central station monitoring is highly recommended
and is the most effective method of monitoring
your alarm system.
For further information about 24 hour monitoring,
contact your installer or Ness Corporation.
AUDIBLE VOICE MONITORING - ENHANCED
D8x/D16x version 8.0 and later has exhanced audible monitoring features using an onboard library of voice
messages to deliver clear and concise spoken word alarm messages to the recipient's mobile phone or landline.
Audible messages are detailed and interactive, with spoken word messages clearly stating the alarm condition
being reported. The user can then acknowledge the alarm and hang up or enter a remote control menu which
ALARM MESSAGE TRANSMISSION
Alarm reports are sent to the Primary (P70E) and Secondary (P71E) telephone numbers or only to the Follow Me
phone number (P00E) if programmed.
ALARM MESSAGE FORMAT
The alarm message starts with the introduction:
This is a security system message. To start the report press 1.
The recipient must press 1 on their phone. If not, the message repeats.
[System Name] security system reports the following
System Name is programmed by option P198E
[Alarm or Message] (See the Voice Messages table)
Wait to hear the report again, or to continue, press 1.
Press 1 on your phone. More alarm reports, if any, are heard.
Once all alarms have been acknowledged.
End of messages. To control the security system press 2 then, after the tone press 2 again. To acknowledge
and end, press STAR then press HASH and then hang up the phone.
Press STAR then HASH to hang up.
Press 2 then 2 to continue to the telephone remote control menu.
CENTRAL STATION MONITORING
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REMOTE OPERATION
TELEPHONE REMOTE CONTROL
for V8.0 and later
Remote operation allows:
1. Control of Arming/Disarming, AUX 1 to AUX 8
and Zone Excludes.
2. Voice updates on Arming state, Zone alarm
and excluded state, warning states.
Prompts would be issued when one of these
is changed.
OPERATION
Example:
When the user calls the panel using the accepted
methods and after the panel stops sending the
answer tone sequence.
The user first presses key 3 and the panel starts
the voice prompt:
This is your SECURITY SYSTEM.
To control the security system press STAR, then
enter your USER code, then press HASH.
If the user does this correctly then the voice
prompt continues:
To arm or disarm the system press 1. To
control OUTPUTS press 2. To exclude or include
hang up press STAR then PRESS HASH.
The user presses 1 to arm or disarm the system
and the voice prompt continues:
To arm, Press 1. To disarm, Press 2. To return,
Press STAR.
The user presses 1 to arm and the voice prompt
continues with either of these messages:
TO CONNECT TO THE PANEL BY
TELEPHONE
METHOD 1. The connection is initiated by the
panel during an alarm message.
METHOD 2. The connection is initiated by the
user phoning the panel.
HOW TO INITIATE TELEPHONE REMOTE
CONTROL
1. Phone the panel telephone number and listen
for the required number of rings (the normal
double ring is counted as one ring) and then
hang up.
2. Wait 10 seconds and then call the number
again within 50 seconds.
3. The panel will answer the second call
immediately and respond with an audible
tone similar to a fax tone.
4. Press the button on your telephone to
start the session.
5. Listen to the voice prompts for instructions.
6. When you're done, press to hang up.
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REMOTE OPERATION
EITHER
(assuming Area 1 was disarmed and that Area
2 is not remote armed)
Area 1 armed, Area 2 disarmed, To arm or
disarm the security system press 1.
To control OUTPUTS press 2. To exclude or
4. To hang up press STAR then press HASH.
OR
(assuming Area 1 was already armed)
Invalid entry. To arm or disarm the security
system press 1. To control OUTPUTS press 2.
to reports press 4. To hang up press STAR then
press HASH.
The user presses 2 to control outputs and the
voice prompt continues with the message:
Double press the selected auxiliary output
1 to 8. Then press STAR to activate or HASH to
turn off the selected output. Press STAR to return.
The user presses 33 STAR * and the voice
prompt continues:
Auxiliary 3 ON
The user presses 33 HASH # and the voice
prompt continues:
Auxiliary 3 OFF
The user presses 32 HASH (#) (Note that this
is an incorrect sequence) and the voice prompt
continues:
To arm or disarm the security system press
1. To control OUTPUTS press 2. To exclude or
4. To hang up press STAR then press HASH.
The user presses STAR then HASH (* then #)
to hangup.
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NESS ACCESSORIES
NESS DETECTORS
detectors includes passive infrared detectors, dual
technology microwave and infrared, as well as ceiling
mounted 360° detectors.
All Ness detectors are designed and manufactured
using the most modern technology and techniques to
ensure superior reliability and performance.
Dual have a superior ability to discriminate between
household pets and unwanted human intruders.
Ness Pet Aware detectors make it possible to protect
your premises with your pets indoors. (Up to 25kg
animal).
NESS CCTV PRODUCTS
The wide range of Ness CCTV equipment allows your
installer to design a professional state-of-the-art system
for your home, office, shop or factory.
Ness cameras include analogue or IP-based dome
cameras, Infra-red illuminated cameras, miniature
hidden cameras and professional digital cameras.
Ness DVRs are available in 4, 8 or 16 channel models in
standard definition or full 1080p HD for high definition
surveillance and recording.
Ness DVRs are available in 4, 6, 9 and 16 channel
models to suit all applications and all budgets, even
mobile models for use in vehicles such as buses and
trucks.
Most DVR models are 'Internet Ready' for instant
connection to a LAN and broadband internet connection
for remote viewing.
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WIRELESS PRODUCTS
OPTIONAL RADIO ACCESSORIES
Ask your installer about the range of Ness radio devices
for the optional extra convenience of wireless remote
control and wireless detection.
Operating your Ness security system can be as
convenient as opening your car door. Ness Radio
PANIC buttons as well as optional control of auxiliary
outputs - all in a slim, waterproof remote control.
* Ness radio products require a Ness Radio Interface
(100-200) to be fitted to the control panel.
RADIO REED SWITCH
Ness Radio Reed Switch for
wireless door and window
protection. Includes long life
lithium battery.
RADIO KEYS
Fully waterproof, ultra slim 3+1 or 4 button Radio Keys
for remote control of the control panel.
With separate buttons for ON (Arm), OFF (Disarm),
PANIC and AUX functions (RK4 only). Including long
life lithium battery.
RADIO SMOKE DETECTOR
The Ness Radio Smoke Detector
provides a fully wireless smoke
detection option which can trigger
the panel's siren/s and dialler if
required (or as programmed by your installer.)
The Ness Radio Smoke Detector uses Photo-electric
smoke detection technology. On board sounder and
test button for the sounder and radio transmitter. A
single battery powers the smoke detector and the
transmitter. Includes 9V lithium battery.
NESS RADIO KEYPAD
A unique fully portable radio keypad.
The Ness Radio Keypad provides
totally wireless Arming/Disarming of
the control panel.
Also operates Home Mode and
provides a Panic alarm.
The Ness Radio Keypad is suitable for use as a portable
keypad or for adding an extra keypad in areas where it
is not possible to install wires.
RADIO KEY PENDANT
Fully waterproof pendant style
transmitter can be used as a
portable wireless Panic button.
Supplied with a neckchain as
well as wristwatch straps. Ideal
for use as a medical alarm for
the elderly or infirm. (Central
Station Monitoring is especially
recommended when used for medical alarm purposes).
Includes long life lithium battery.
RADIO MOTION DETECTORS
Ness LUX Radio PIR – a unique wireless motion detector
with a white LED night-light.
With all the features and benefits of Ness premium radio
detectors, LUX features 15m x 15m detection coverage,
immunity, adjustable range, adjustable pulse count and
extremely long battery life.
The Ness LUX PET Pet Aware model detects humans
but is immune to household pets. Allows you to protect
your home with your pets inside.
LUX Radio PIR
RK4
Radio Key
29
RK1 Radio
Key Pendant
Top: RR2 Mini Radio Reed
Switch
Bottom:
RR3 Micro Radio Reed Switch
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TROUBLESHOOTING
SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE REMEDY
on or the keypad gives a long
beep.
One or more detection device
(a PIR or reed switch) may be
unsealed.
Find the cause of movement or close
the door or window.
The mains power may be off, ...or
the panel’s backup battery may be
low, ...or a Radio Device battery
may be low.
Make sure the plug pack is plugged
in and the power point is turned on.
The backup battery may need replacing, call your installer.
1 long beep from the keypad. Invalid keypad entry. Press the E button and try again.
2 second siren at the end of
Exit Delay time.
unsealed at the end of
exit delay time.
Disarm the panel and check all
The strobe light is flashing. There has been an alarm within the
last 72 hours.
Reset the alarm by disarming the
panel and check the Alarm Memory
Siren sounds while the panel
is disarmed. (Siren Tamper, Box Tamper, Panic
Button).
Reset the alarm by disarming the
panel and call your installer.
EXCLUDE light is flashing. This is to indicate that one or more
Cannot arm and the
EXCLUDE light is on steady.
You are in Exclude mode. Press E to exit Exclude mode.
TAMPER light flashing The 24 hour Tamper input has
alarmed. (Siren tamper or box
tamper).
Call your installer.
ALARM MEMORY light is
flashing.
There are alarms in memory. To clear the ALARM MEMORY light,
view the Alarm memory otherwise
the light will clear next time you arm
the panel.
Cannot enter Program Mode. The panel is armed.
Or you may be attempting to enter
program mode using one of the
user codes.
Disarm the panel before attempting
to enter Program Mode.
Try again using the Master Code.
When I arm by radio key, the
Armed light on the keypad
does not turn on immediately.
The panel is waiting 5 seconds for
a second press of the ON button to
enter Monitor mode.
This is normal operation when arming of Monitor mode by radio key is
enabled.
The keypad is making a
continuous slow beep.
This is the AutoTime warning beep
which can be programmed to start
from 1 to 99 minutes before an
AutoTime event is due to begin.
The beeps will continue during the
AutoTime warning period changing
to faster beep in the final minute prior
to the AutoTime event.
The panel re-arms itself a
short time after disarming.
Auto Re-Arm is enabled. Enter the premises after disarming.
Auto Re-Arm is designed to re-arm
the panel if you don't enter the
premises after disarming.
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KEYPAD OPERATION SUMMARY
Operation by KEYPAD
to ARM
The panel must initially be
disarmed.
Press +
(If the Arming Shortcut is enabled)
or press + [USER CODE] +
or press [USER CODE] +
(If Code Only Arming has been enabled for that user code)
to DISARM
To disarm and/or reset
alarms.
Press [USER CODE] +
to arm HOME MODE
The panel must initially be
disarmed.
See page 12 for more
information on arming
Home Mode.
Press +
(If the HOME MODE SHORTCUT is enabled)
or press + [User Code] +
PANIC alarm
Press both
Panic keys together
KEYPAD DURESS
Keypad Duress allows the
user to send a silent duress
report while disarming,
(if the system is being
monitored by a central
station).
Press [5, 6, 8 OR 9]+[USER CODE] +
Add one these digits in front of a user code when disarming.
This sequence will disarm the panel and send a Duress report by
dialler to the central station.
(REPORT KEYPAD DURESS must be enabled)
EXCLUDE ZONES
EXCLUDE + E can only
be used when the panel is
disarmed.
EXCLUDE + CODE + E can
be used any time.
Press + (If the EXCLUDE SHORTCUT is enabled)
then [ZONE NO.]+ [ZONE NO.]+
then press to exit Exclude mode
disarmed.
* If a user code is assigned to a radio key and has Extra Option 4E enabled, (CODE ONLY ARMING),
then pressing OFF toggles the panel arm/disarm state.
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