SEKURE Magnum MA3000 User's Manual
OPERATING
GUIDE
FOR YOUR
MAGNUM
ALERT-725
Q
1988 NAPCO
SECURITY
SYSTEM
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NAPCO
Your new MAGNUM ALERT-725 represents
the state of the art in security technology. It is
a sophisticated burglary detection and warning
system with many available features. Your
alarm specialist has tailored this system to
your particular requirements; he’ll go over
it with you and help you fill out the ALARM
PLAN on page
available should questions concerning system
operation arise.
Please read through these pages carefully
before putting your new system into service.
Familiarize yourself with the features and
operation of your MAGNUM ALERT-725 and
keep this manual handy for reference. While
reading it, you will undoubtedly run across
several new or unfamiliar terms. Check the
GLOSSARY on pages 4 and 5 for explanation
of these terms.
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The MA-725 may be used in one of two ways.
It can function as a complete alarm system for
home or office when complemented by an
accessory power source and communicator
(optional) or, when used as part of a larger
system, it may serve as an area arming (and
disarming) device to provide isolated protection of (or access to) only a part of that system.
Typical applications of the latter may be found
in factories, warehouses, shopping malls, and
other large structures or complexes. Regard-
less of how the MA-725 is utilized, its opera-
tion is essentially the same.
As each system is customized to the user’s
particular needs, not all of the features
may have been selected, but all MA-725
systems will have the following capabilities
and components.
Zone Monitoring. Your system will be
monitoring up to four separate circuits on
premises or within your designated area. For
example, your alarm specialist may have
specified one zone for exit/entry doors;
another for window protection; another for
interior space protection; and still another for
safe and valuables protection. An additional
zone (Panic Zone) is available to manually
signal an immediate alarm in case of an emergency. Each zone may be programmed to react
in a specific manner. You must learn what
your
each zone protects, how it responds to a violation, and what suitable action must be taken.
The Digital Keypad. The integral digital
keypad allows you to perform the following
functions:
l
arm and disarm your system,
l
check the condition (status) of each zone,
l
check which zones were violated
after an alarm,
l
temporarily bypass (shunt) one
or more zones,
l
send a panic alarm,
l
cancel exit/entry delay,
l
test the alarm,
l
reset a Day Zone, and
l
bypass a Priority Zone with Bypass.
Three lights and a Mini-Sounder on the panel
provide visual and audible alerts.
Alarm Circuits. The alarm circuits are
activated by a zone violation. When the panel
senses an abnormal condition from any
source, it will respond by sounding an audible
alarm and/or alerting a central monitoring
station (optional).
Alarm History:
Hold-down function (2). This will display
the last alarm condition on the ARMED/
MEMORY light.
Alarm Plan:
Identifies the areas of your premises protected
by each zone location and lists zone features.
To be filled in and explained by your alarm
specialist.
Arm:
To turn your system on.
Auto-Shunt Zone:
A zone that will automatically be bypassed if in
trouble when arming.
Burglary Zona:
A zone that will detect intrusion while the
system is armed.
Day Zone:
A zone that will cause visual and audible
(optional) indication at the keypad, if in trouble,
when the system is disarmed.
Disarm:
To turn your system off.
GLOSSARY
Entry
Delay:
A delay that allows you time to enter your
premises after the system is armed without
setting off an immediate alarm.
Exit
Delay:
A delay that allows you time to exit your
premises after the system is armed without
setting off an immediate alarm.
Exit/Entry Follower
A zone that will ignore detection during the
exit delay, and only during entry delay if the
Exit/Entry Zone is entered first. If the Exit/
Entry Zone is not entered first, the Exit/Entry
Follower Zone will go into alarm immediately.
Fsllback Code:
A preprogrammed
used to arm or disarm your system should all
user codes be erased (as after an extended
power failure).
Group Shunt:
Removal of a preset group of zones from the
system by pressing Key (S) twice.
Hold-Down Functions:
Secondary keypad functions. Each is activated
by holding down a designated digit for 2
seconds until a beep sounds.
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Zone:
4-digit
code that may be
Mini-Sounder:
Sounder that warns that entry delay time is in
progress; exit delay time has expired; or an
attempt is made to arm the system with a zone
in trouble.
Panic
Buttons:
Two buttons
are used to activate the Panic Zone in an
([*])
and
([#])
on the keypad that
emergency. Both must be pressed together.
Priority Zone:
A zone which, when in trouble, will prevent
arming.
Priority Zone With
A Priority Zone that will permit arming if the
alarm condition is bypassed by means of Reset
Key
[9].
Selective
A zone bypass that is selected using the Shunt
Key [S] followed by the zone number.
Shunt:
Bypass:
Shunt Sutton:
Key [S] on the keypad. Allows you to bypass
one or more protective zones from the system.
Trouble:
An abnormal short circuit or open circuit on a
zone. Trouble on a Burglary Zone will be
indicated by Mini-Sounder beep upon arming
(except for selective- or group-shunted zones).
Trouble on a Day Zone will be indicated by a
flashing green STATUS light and a pulsing
Mini-Sounder (the Mini-Sounder is reset by
holding down Key
Preselected areas or locations on your
premises that are protected by independent
circuits in the panel.
24-Hour
A zone that is armed at all times, whether or
not the system is armed.
Zone:
[9]).
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