Scantronic 9600 User Manual

Microprocessor
Intruder
Alarm
Control
Panel

User Manual

9 6 0 0

Section Title Page

1 INTRODUCTION........................................................... ...................................... 1

2 ARMING THE SYSTEM................................................ ...................................... 3

3 ARMING WITH OPEN/FAULTY ZONES........................ ................................ 4

4 SETTING WITH CIRCUITS OMITTED.......................... ................................. 5

5 DISARMING THE SYSTEM........................................... .................................... 6

6 ARMING/DISARMING BLOCK OMIT GROUP D..........................................7

7 DISARMING AFTER ALARM CONDITION.................... ............................... 8

8 DAYTIME TAMPER ALARM......................................... ................................... 9

9 SILENT PERSONAL ATTACK ALARM......................................................... 10

10 FIRE ALARM................................................................... .................................. 11

11 CHIME FUNCTION....................................................... .................................... 12

12 CHANGING TIME AND DATE....................................... ................................. 13

13 CHANGING MANAGER 1 CODE................................... ................................. 14

14 CHANGING USER CODE AUTHORITY......................... ............................... 15

15 OMIT 24 HOUR ZONES................................................ .................................... 16

16 BELL TEST................................................................... ...................................... 17

17 SYSTEM WALK TEST................................................... ................................... 18

18 VIEW EVENT LOG........................................................ .................................... 19

19 DISPLAY MESSAGES................................................... .................................... 20

20 YOUR CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION.................................... ................................. 22

21 SERVICE RECORD...................................................... ..................................... 23

22 SERVICE CONTACT..................................................... .................................... 24

CONTENTS

The 9610 Microprocessor Intruder Alarm is a fully programmable system. Your
system will have been programmed by your alarm company engineer for the func­tions and options specified at installation.

Access to the various user functions is divided into two user levels, determined by
the access code. Your system will have been handed over to you with the standard
default access code of '1234'. This access code has the authority of 'Manager',
thereby allowing you to change the default code, to programme the other six
available codes and to determine their authority as shown on pages 15 and 16 of this
manual.

Manager Codes

Permit the user access to the following system functions:

(a) Arming, disarming and resetting the system (if not

programmed for 'Engineer Reset').

(b) Omitting zones (if zones are programmed to be 'Omit

Allowed').

(c) Omitting and re-instating 24 hour zones (if zones are

programmed to be 'Omit Allowed').
(d) Setting 'Chime' function.
(e) Setting system time and date.
(f) Changing user code authority.
(g) Changing and deleting user codes.
(h) Viewing the event log.
(i) Carrying out all test functions, e.g., Bell Test and Walk Test
(j) Printing the event log.

Operator Codes

Restricts user access to the following system functions:

(a) Arming, disarming and resetting the system ( if not

programmed for 'Engineer Reset').
(b) Omitting zones (if zones are programmed to be 'Omit
Allowed').
(c) Setting the 'Chime' function.
(d) Viewing the event log.
(e) Carrying out all test functions, e.g., Bell Test and Walk

Test.

Block Omit Access Code

Allows access to areas within Group 'D'.

(a) Entering the 'Block Omit' code will allow the user access

to an area which has been defined as Group 'D'.
(b) Detection within Group 'D' will be disarmed allowing

access, while detection on the other groups remain active.
(c) The 'Block Omit' code can be used to disarm and re-arm

Group D only when one of the other three groups is armed.
(d) This application could be used if a cleaner requires access

to a specific area without disarming the whole system.
(e) The code will not allow a user to perform any function

other than arming or disarming Group D.

INTRODUCTION

1

1

Holiday Codes

A 'Holiday' access code can be given to a relative or a person looking after the property
while you are on holiday. The 'Holiday Code' is programmed by someone with 'Manager'
authority. As soon as the 'Holiday' code is programmed, the system must be armed and
disarmed using this access code. Whenever a normal user code is entered, e.g., on return
from holiday, the 'Holiday' code is automatically deleted from the system.

A 'Holiday' code permits access to the following system functions:

(a) Arming, disarming and resetting the system (if not

programmed for 'Engineer Reset').
(b) Setting the Chime function.
(c) Carrying out all system tests, e.g., Bell Test and Walk Test.
(d) Viewing the event log.

Duress Code

This function only applies if your system is fitted with remote signalling. The 'Duress'
code is used to transmit a 'Personal Attack' (P.A.) alarm to the central station in the event
of the user being required to unset the system under duress. Using the 'Duress' code will
unset the system, but will give no visual evidence of the transmission to the central
station.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Do not use the 'Duress' code to unset the
system, unless under duress, as the transmission of a PA code to the central
station will cause the police authority to be called to your premises.

After using the 'Duress' access code, the P.A. trigger to the remote signalling device
will be inoperable until the system is reset by an operator or manager code.

Entry Code

An 'Entry' code is a special code used in conjunction with one of the system pro­grammable outputs and programmed by the installer to operate a door release on
entering the 'Entry' code. This code does not arm or disarm the system, nor will it
allow access to any of the panel functions.

2

INTRODUCTION (Cont.)

1

Note 4

If the system has been
programmed for and
fitted with an Exit lock,
the system will set when
the final door has been
closed and the lock has
been operated. The exit
tone will automatically be
terminated.

Note 2

When selecting groups
to be armed, select
Group 'A' for Full Set
or select group 'B', 'C'
or 'D' for Part Set.

3

ARMING THE SYSTEM

2

Note 3

The zones set when the
user selects Group 'B',
'C', or 'D' are pro­grammed by the engineer.
(See Page 22)

Note 5

If the system has been
programmed for 'Instant
Set' it will set instantly
and silently when the user
enters a valid code and
there are no faults
present. If faults exist, the
keypad will emit a single
error beep and cycle
through any faults for the
duration of the pro­grammed exit time and
then return to the day
state. Check for faults as
necessary.

Key-in valid

Access Code

00:01 MON 01 JAN

ENTER CODE

****

SET SYSTEM?

SELECT AREA

Key-in group to be

set. See Note 1

OMIT ZONES?

LEAVE AREA

Press Yes

Press No

Sounder emits

continuous tone

Leave the premises via the

prescribed exit route. The

alarm system will

automatically set on expiry

of the exit timer or closing of

the final door, or pressing

the exit terminate button.

(See Notes 3 & 4 )

SYSTEM SET

00:01 MON 01 JAN

Note 1

if display shows
INVALID CODE YES/
NO press the 'Yes' or
'No' key and re-enter
your access code.

00:01 MON 01 JAN

Key-In valid

Access Code

ENTER CODE

****

SET SYSTEM?

Key-in group to be

set see Note 1

OMIT ZONES?

Sounder emits intermittent

tone. Display will show

description of open or faulty

zones.

EXIT FAULT

ZONE 2

ENTER CODE

****

SYSTEM UNSET

00:01 MON 01 JAN

Investigate cause and

repeat setting procedure. If

faults will not clear, take

note of description and

continue on page 5

Key-in Access Code to

return system to date and

time

Press Yes

Press No

4

ARMING WITH OPEN/FAULTY ZONES

3

Note 2

When selecting groups to be
armed, select Group 'A' for
Full Guard or select group
'B', 'C' or 'D' for Part Set
Guard.

Note 3

If a detector is fitted at the
control panel, or if the front
door is known to be open,
you may leave if these faults
are shown . The system will
set when clear of the
detection. If the user is not
clear by the time the exit
time has expired, an exit
fault will occur (Internal
sounders), Return to the
control panel and reset
system with the user code.

Note 1

if display shows
INVALID CODE YES/
NO press the 'Yes' or
'No' key and re-enter
your access code.

00:01 MON 01 JAN

Key-In valid

Access Code

ENTER CODE

****

SET SYSTEM?

Press Yes

SELECT AREA

Key-in group to be

set e.g., A

OMIT ZONES?

Press Yes

SELECT ZONE

Enter zone number

to be omitted e,g., 2

SELECT ZONE

02

Press Yes

Display confirms

zone selected

OMIT

TOILET DOOR

Repeat procedure for

other zones to be

omitted

Press Yes

OMIT ZONES?

Press No

LEAVE AREA

ZONES OMITTED

Press

Yes

5

SETTING WITH CIRCUITS OMITTED

Note 2

Only circuits programmed by
the engineer as 'Omit
Allowed' can be omitted.
Display will show 'CANNOT
OMIT' if not
programmed.

4

Leave the premises via the prescribed exit

route. The alarm system will automatically set

on expiry of the exit timer or closing of final

door, or pressing the exit terminate button.

(Refer also to Notes 3 & 4 Page 3)

Note 1

if display shows
INVALID CODE YES/
NO press the 'Yes' or
'No' key and re-enter
your access code.

Enter the premises

via the prescribed

entry route

Entry tone starts

(interrupted tone)

1st Ply timer - See Notes

Key-in your Access

Code at the nearest

keypad

ENTER CODE

****

SYSTEM UNSET

00:01 MON 01 JAN

Note 2 (TWO-PLY ENTER TIMER)
On entering the premises the keypad sounder will emit an interrupted tone for the
duration of the programmed entry time. If the user exceeds the programmed entry time, the
internal sounder will emit a rapid warning tone for a preset time of 30 seconds. This two stage timer
is known as ‘Two-Ply’. If the user exceeds the second stage timer, an alarm condition will be
initiated.

Note 3 (System Programmed Abort)
Should the user accidentally deviate from the prescribed entry route during the First Ply entry
time, the system will automatically change from the ‘Entry’ mode to the ‘Abort’ mode (if
programmed by the installer). The entry timer will change to a second ply fixed timer of 90
seconds along with a rapid warning tone. The user must enter a valid user code during the 90
seconds otherwise an alarm will be initiated. If the user exceeds the entry timer and deviates
from the entry route during the second ply timer, a further 60 seconds will be available for the
user to enter a valid user code before an alarm is initiated.

Note 4 (System Programmed Non Abort)
Should the user accidentally deviate from the prescribed entry route during either of the First or
Second Ply timers, an alarm condition will be initiated.

6

DISARMING THE SYSTEM

5

Note 1

if display shows
INVALID CODE YES/
NO press the 'Yes' or
'No' key and re-enter
your access code.

00:01 MON 01 JAN

****

Enter the premises

via the prescribed

Entry Route

Entry tone starts

Key-in your 'Block
Omit Code' at the

nearest keypad

ENTER CODE

****

BLOCK OMITTED

00:01 MON 01 JAN

Key-in your Block Omit

Code

ENTER CODE

****

LEAVE AREA

Leave the premises via the

prescribed exit route. The system

will automatically re-arm the

circuits in Group 'D' on expiry of

the exit timer or closing of the final

door, or pressing the exit

terminate button.

(Refer also to Notes 3 & 4 Page 3)

ARMING/DISARMING BLOCK OMIT GROUP D

7

6

Disarming Group 'D' Block Omit

Note 1

if display shows INVALID CODE YES/NO
press the 'Yes' or 'No' key and re-enter your
access code.

Note 2

The 9610 control panel has a special user
access code known as 'Block Omit'. By
entering this code it allows all the circuits
allocated to Group 'D' to be armed or
disarmed, while any of the three other groups
is armed. The code will only operate providing
the system has been armed using another
group.

Rearming Group 'D' Block Omit

Note 3

Only circuits allocated to Group 'D' are disarmed. If any other detectors not within Group 'D' are
violated, a full alarm condition will be initiated.

SYSTEM FAULT

Enter the premises via

the prescribed entry

route

Entry tone starts

Key-in your Access

Code at the nearest

keypad

ENTER CODE

****

Display will show

description of first circuit

violated e.g., PIR HALL

Alternates between

ALARM

PIR HALL

TAMPER

PIR HALL

RESET REQUIRED

PIR HALL

or

or

SYSTEM FAULT

Assuming the cause has

been established, reset the

system using a valid access

code

or

CALL ENGINEER

PIR HALL

System has been

programmed for Engineer

Reset. Call alarm company

to reset system.

Note 2

A normal alarm zone has
caused the alarm
condition.

DISARMING AFTER ALARM CONDITION

8

7

Note 3

An anti-tamper circuit
which protects the system
caused the alarm
condition. Call the
engineer to investigate
cause before resetting.

Note 4

A fault has occurred within
the control panel. Call the
engineer to
investigate cause before re­setting system.

Note 1

if display shows
INVALID CODE YES/
NO press the 'Yes' or
'No' key and re-enter
your access code.

00:01 MON 01 JAN

Internal sounders emit a

high level warning tone

Key-in your Access Code

at the nearest keypad

ENTER CODE

****

Display will show description

of tamper violated e.g., PIR

HALL

TAMPER

PIR HALL

RESET REQUIRED

Call alarm company

engineer to repair system

Alternates between

DAYTIME TAMPER ALARM

Note 1

The 9600 system incorporates
24 hour monitoring on all
wiring and detection devices. If
this circuit is violated it will
cause a 'Tamper ' condition,
warning the user of any
unauthorised interference by
operating the internal
sounders.

9

8

00:01 MON 01 JAN

Personal Attack button

has been pressed

Keypad display shows PA

has been activated

PERSONAL ATTACK

ENTER CODE

****

Display shows PA zone

description e.g., cash point

ALARM

CASH POINT

Alternates between

RESET REQUIRED

CASH POINT

Reset manual PA devices

with keys supplied

Key-in a valid

Access Code

ENTER CODE

****

SYSTEM NOW RESET

Note 1

If the 'Silent Personal
Attack' function has been
programmed, operating a
P.A. button will cause the
remote signalling to
transmit a signal to the
alarm company central
station. There will be no
audible evidence of P.A.
activation.

Press Yes

Key-in a valid

Access Code

00:01 MON 01 JAN

Silent transmission to the

alarm company central

station

10

SILENT PERSONAL ATTACK ALARM

9

CALL ENGINEER

CASH POINT

PA has been programmed

for Engineer Reset. Call

alarm company to reset

system.

or

Display will show FIRE

zone has been activated

e.g., KITCHEN

FIRE

KITCHEN

RESET REQUIRED

KITCHEN

ALARM

KITCHEN

SYSTEM NOW RESET

Note 1

If the system has smoke or
heat detectors fitted to a
zone which has been
programmed as Fire and a
fire is detected, the
following events will
occur.

Alternates between

FIRE ALARM

11

10

Note 2

If the system has remote
signalling fitted, a fire
code will be transmitted to
the alarm company central
station. The necessary
information may be passed
to the nearest fire station.

In any event, always dial
999 and call the fire
brigade.

To reset system Key-

in a valid Access

Code

ENTER CODE

****

00:01 MON 01 JAN

If safe to do so. enter

valid code to silence

alarm

Evacuate all
occupants of the
building and call

the fire brigade.

Internal sounder generating a

quick two tone warning, the

external bell is pulsing and the

external strobe is on.

00:01 MON 01 JAN

Key-in a valid
Access Code

SET SYSTEM?

Press No

SET OPTIONS?

SET CHIME?

CHIME ON?

Note 1

Only zones which have
been programmed by the
installation engineer as
'Chime' zones will operate
this facility.

Press Yes

Press Yes

Chime function

ON

CHIME FUNCTION

12

11

Note 2

Opening a zone which has
been programmed as
'Chime' will cause a bleep
tone to be emitted from the
internal speaker(s).

Press No

Chime function

OFF

Press Yes

Press No button 5 times to

return panel to time and

date

SET TIME?

00:01 MON 01 JAN

00:01 MON 01 JAN

ENTER CODE

****

SET SYSTEM?

Press No

SET UP OPTIONS

Press Yes

SET CHIME?

SET TIME ?

Press No

ENTER HOURS

ENTER MONTH

Key-in month e.g., 1=Jan

ENTER DATE

Key-in date e.g., 1

Press Yes

Key-in day e.g., 3= Wed

ENTER YEAR

Enter the last two digits of

the year e.g., 91

System will display

programmed time and date

Enter time in

Hours e.g., 14

(24hr Clock)

ENTER MINUTES

Enter time in

Minutes e.g., 01

SET DATE ?

MANAGER AUTHORITY ONLY

Key-In valid

Access Code

Press Yes

Press Yes

Press Yes

Press Yes

Press Yes

Press Yes

Press Yes

CHANGING TIME AND DATE

13

12

ENTER DAY

MON=1 SUN=7

14:01 WED 01 JAN

00:01 MON 01 JAN

Key-In a manager

Access Code

ENTER CODE

****

SET SYSTEM?

SELECT AREA

SET UP OPTIONS

CHANGE CODES ?

SELECT USER NO

Key-in user No.1 Display will

show current code along

with authority

ENTER NEW CODE

Key-in new 4 digit code

CHANGE CODES ?

Press Yes to

retain access code

1234

MANAGER

ENTER CODE

****

Press No

button

3 times

See Note 1

Change user codes page 15

Press No

Press Yes

Press No button 3 times

Press Yes

Press No to change access

code

Press Yes

14

CHANGING MANAGER 1 CODE

13

MANAGER AUTHORITY

ONLY

Note 1

User 1 Access Code is al­ways the manager. It can­not have the authority
changed.

Note 2:

The system will not
accept a Zero as the first
digit of the access code.

MANAGER AUTHORITY ONLY

Press

Yes

Press

Yes

Press

Yes

Press

Yes

Press

Yes

Key-in new 4 digit code

(See Note)

CHANGE CODES ?.

Press No button 3 times to

display time and date

????

MANAGER

Press Yes

SELECT USER NO.

Enter user number e.g., 2

Display shows user code if

previously programmed,

also authority

Press No

SELECT AUTHORITY

MANAGER

Press No

SELECT AUTHORITY

OPERATOR

Press No

SELECT AUTHORITY

BLOCK OMIT

Press No

SELECT AUTHORITY

DELETE

Press No

SELECT AUTHORITY

DURESS

Press No

SELECT AUTHORITY

HOLIDAY

Press No

SELECT AUTHORITY

ENTRY

CHANGE CODES ?.

Note 1:

If 'No' is pressed when the dis­play shows 'ENTER NEW
CODE' the existing code will be
retained.

ENTER NEW CODE

00:01 MON 01 JAN

Press No

CHANGING USER CODE AUTHORITY

15

14

Note 2:

The system will not
accept a Zero as the first
digit of the access code.

Press

Yes

Press

Yes

Press

Yes

OMIT 24 HOUR ZONES

16

MANAGER AUTHORITY ONLY

00:01 MON 01 JAN

Key-in a manager

Access Code

SET SYSTEM ?

Press No

Press Yes

Press No button

4 times

Press Yes

Key-in zone number to

be omitted e.g., 5

Press Yes

OMIT

LOADING DOORS

Press Yes

OMIT ZONES ?

Press No

SYSTEM UNSET

00:01 MON 01 JAN

SET SYSTEM ?

Press No

Press Yes

REMOVE 24 HR OMIT

Make sure the zone

that has been

omitted is closed

before removing omit

Press Yes

24 hour zones are

automatically

re-instated

00:01 MON 01 JAN

OMIT 24 HOUR ZONES

Press Yes to

repeat procedure

REMOVE OMIT

SET UP OPTIONS ?

SET CHIME ?

00:01 MON 01 JAN

OMIT 24 HOUR

ZONES

SET UP OPTIONS ?

SET CHIME ?

Key-in a manager

Access Code

Note 1

Zones which have been left as 24
hour omit, will automatically be re­instated when the system is armed in
Part or Full set.

Note 2

If a 24 hour zone is open when a user
attempts to remove the 'Omit', the
zone will remain omitted..

Press No button

5 times

Display will confirm
description of zone

omitted

15

00:01 MON 01 JAN

SET SYSTEM ?

00:01 MON JAN

Note 1

System will automatically test each
warning device for 3 seconds.

Key-in a Manager

Access Code

Press No button twice

TESTING

STROBE

TESTING
KEYPAD

TESTING

BELL

TESTING

SOUNDER

BELL TEST ?

Press Yes

BELL TEST

17

Note 2

Pressing the 'No' key during the
test, will abort the test.

16

SYSTEM FAULT

Note 1

This test allows you to test
your system. However, you

cannot test any P.A. but­tons or 24 hour circuits.
If you do test these, an
alarm will occur.

00:01 MON JAN

Press No button 3 times

Display will show any

circuits which are open

or

Key-in Manager

Access Code

SET SYSTEM ?

WALK TEST ?

WALK TEST

NO VIOLATIONS

WALK TEST

FRONT DOOR

00:01 MON 01 JAN

Press No to end

Walk Test

Note 2

When a zone is opened the
keypad bleeps and the in­ternal sounder(s) operate.
The display will show de­scription of circuits.

Press Yes

SYSTEM WALK TEST

18

17

VIEW EVENT LOG OR PRINT LOG

19

18

VIEW LOG?

The latest event will be the

first displayed

00:01 MON 01 FEB

ACCESS USER !

To move to previous events,

press the number 1 key or

the Yes key. To return to the

start of the log press the
number 2 key, to move to
more recent events press

the number 3 key.

PRINT LOG?

Press Yes

Press No

00:01 MON 01 JAN

Press No button 4 times

SET SYSTEM?

Key-in a valid Access Code

00:01 MON 01 JAN

Press Yes

The log is printed to a

printer, if connected.

Press No

Note 1

The control panel has
an internal log which
is capable of logging
250 events.

Press No to stop printing

Only if a Manager code is

used and Loggin Printer is

not selected by the installer.

Note 2

Afull log contains 128
events and will take ap­proximately 4 minutes to
print.

DISPLAY MESSAGES

20

19

CANNOT RESET

System is unable to reset due to a fault existing. Check as
necessary or call engineer.

TELEPHONE

FAILED

Telephone line fault, call alarm company engineer to
check system.

24 HOUR ALARM

A zone programmed as 24 hour alarm has been violated,
display will show description. Check system as necessary.

PERSONAL

ATTACK

A personal attack button fitted to the system has been acti­vated.

EXIT FAULT

User has exceeded the programmed exit time or a fault exists
with the detection on exit route, check as necessary or call
engineer.

ZONE TEST FAILED

A zone which the engineer has programmed for 14 day test has
been violated. Call engineer to check system.

CALL ENGINEER

Call alarm company engineer to check system.

INVALID CODE

Incorrect user code has been entered, re-try up to 4 times before
tamper alarm will occur.

LOW BATTERY

Stand-by battery is low, call alarm company engineer to check
system.

MAINS FAILED

240v main supply to control panel lost, check fuse board or spur
outlet. Call engineer to check if required.

SYSTEM FAULT

Fault within control panel, call engineer to check system.

SYSTEM RESET

System has successfully reset, all wiring and circuits are
correct.

TAMPER FAULT

System anti-tamper switch opened or damage to wiring has
occured. Call engineer to check system.

FIRE

A smoke or heat detector fitted to the system has been acti­vated.

PRINTER FAULT

The logging printer has been disconnected, de-selected or has
run out of paper. Call engineer to check system.

DISPLAY MESSAGES (Cont'd)

21

19

AUX POWER FAIL

The load on the AUX 12V supply is excessive and the
protecting fuse has been operated. Contact the installing
company to investigate.

BATTERY

FAILED

The battery has become faulty and will not maintain the
system in the event of a power failure. Contact the
installing company to investigate.

COMMS FAILED

The system has tried to contact the central station but for some
reason has failed.

COMMS LINE FAULT

Log message corresponding to the TELEPHONE FAILED
message on the display

COMSS SUCCESSFUL

The central station has successfully acknowledged receipt of a
communication.

KEYPAD nn TAMPER

Either the wiring to keypad nn has been cut or the keypad back
tamper switch has been opened. If the system is programmed
for customer reset then correct the fault and reset the system.
If not, contact the installing company.

LOW BATTERY

The battery voltage is at a seriously low level. Mains power
must be restored to the system in the near future otherwise the
system will fail completely.

SYSTEM INHIBITED

If there are two or more keypads fitted to the system, all
keypads except the one in use will display SYSTEM INHIB­ITED during engineering.

TELEPHONE FAILED

The telephone line has become disconnected or faulty. If
possible check the connection to the panel. If the message
persists, contact the installing company.

UNIT TAMPER

The circuit connected to the unit tamper terminals has become
open circuit. Check the external sounder wiring. If an SAB is
not fitted check that TR and 0V are linked.

WATCHDOG FAULT

A mains transient or severe electrostatic discharge has upset
the system software. The system has restarted itself and
should be functioning normally. If the system is appearing
to malfunction or this message frequently appears in the log,
contact your installing company.

ZONE TEST FAILED

CALL ENGINEER

One or more zones are on 14 day test (soak test). Some of these
zones have been violated during the set period and would have
caused and alarm. Contact your installing company. The panel
will continue to operate correctly.

Installed by (Engineer's signature).............................

Date Completed.................................

ENGINEER RESET...........................

BELL DURATION..............................

COMMUNICATOR FITTED...............

EXIT TIME

ENTRY TIME

D

GROUP

16

15

14

13

12

11

10

9

8

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

ZONE DESCRIPTION

A

OMIT

ALLOWED

CHIME

YOUR CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION

22

CB

D

20

GROUP

CBA

Note: Group D can be either Part Set or Block Omit depending on the way the system is
programmed.

ENGDATE

REPORT

SERVICE RECORD

23

21

COMPANY

NAME.............................................................................................................

ADDRESS............................................................................................................................

...........................................................................................................................................

...........................................................................................................................................

...........................................................................................................................................

CONTRACT Nº

YOUR SERVICE CONTACT

24

22

Service Telephone Number

Scantronic Ltd. Perivale Industrial Park, Greenford, Middx. UB6 7RJ.England

Tel: [phone], Telex: 915 810 SCANCO G Fax: [phone]

Customer Support (UK) - Tel - [phone] or [phone]

Pt. No. 496655/ MAY 91/ Issue 1

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