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1-5 Operation
Stay Armed - (Ready light is OFF, Stay icon is ON,
Bypass icon is ON), This mode is activated by press-
ing a function key programmed for Stay mode
(default key 1), or by arming the system by entering
a valid access code and not exiting the premises dur-
ing the delay period. If a function key programmed
with No Entry Arm is pressed or [*][9] is entered
before entering an access code there will be no
entry delay. In the ‘Stay Armed’ mode Stay/Away
zones (zone definitions 05 and 06) are bypassed
and the remaining zones are armed. In this mode
[*][3], [*][5], [*][6] and [*][8] functions can not be
accessed.
Away Armed - (Ready light is OFF, Away icon is
ON),This mode is activated by pressing a function
key programmed for Away mode (default key 2), or
by arming the system by entering a valid access
code and exiting the premises during the delay
period. If a function key programmed with No
Entry Arm is pressed or [*][9] is entered while the
system is armed, No Entry Delay will toggle. In the
Stay Armed mode all zones are armed. Stay/Away
zones (zone definitions 05 and 06) will act as inte-
rior or delay zones (zone definition 04 or 01). Zones
may be bypassed in this mode by entering [*][1]. In
this mode [*][3], [*][5], [*][6] and [*][8] functions
can not be accessed.
[*] Functions - User functions enable the user to pro-
gram some aspects of the system. These functions
are accessed from the Ready mode and require a
valid access code. These functions include program-
ming access codes [*][5] and user functions [*][6].
See [*][5] and [*][6] in ‘[*] Functions’, Chapter
3:Programming. Installer functions ([*][8]) require
the Installer’s access code and allow Flash Pro-
gramming and Advanced programming. See
Chapter 4: Flash Programming and Chapter 5:
Advanced programming .
Zone Violations- When an armed zone is violated:
The event is logged to the event buffer.
The bell will sound (if enabled) for the duration
of Bell Timeout (BTO) or until a valid access
code is entered.
An entry or exit delay may be initiated depend-
ing on the zone type and if it has been enabled.
One or more report codes will be sent to the
central station (if enabled).
If the system is disarmed while a zone is violated,
the Memory icon will be displayed. Re-arming the
system will clear the event from Alarm Memory. If
an access code is entered before the bell times out,
it will be silenced. If an access code is entered before
the report code transmission delay expires, the
report code transmission will be cancelled.
1-5.3 Access Codes
Duress Codes - Two duress codes can be pro-
grammed on the system. When a duress code is
used to perform any function the system will send a
Duress reporting code to the central station.
Master Code- The Master code can perform any key-
pad function and can be used to program all access
codes including master and supervisor codes.
Supervisor Codes- Supervisor codes can program
additional access codes. The attributes of the Super-
visor code are identical to that of the Master code
by default. These attributes can be changed in
[*][5][Mastercode][9] Attribute Programming.
Maintenance Code- The Maintenance code can only
be used to arm or disarm the system. This code can
not be used to bypass zones or perform any other
function. The Maintenance code is programmed in
Chapter 5: Advanced Programming.
Installer’s Code- The Installer’s code is used to set up
and program the system. The Installer’s code is 5555
by default but should be changed to prevent unau-
thorized access to programming.
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RF Jam Detection - For proper RF Jam Detection, zones must be
placement tested in the location they will be used. A zone must reg-
ister 3 ‘Good’ results in sequence for a successful test. After a suc-
cessful test the siren will sound for 2 seconds to indicate a successful
placement.
To Perform Module Placement Test
Enter from normal state:
[*] [8] [Install Code] [2] [904] [Zone]
Press [#] to cancel test.
[990] Installer Lockout Enable
When enabled, the panel will sound an audible indication on power-
up (the phone relay will click 10 times). This feature will have no
effect on a software default (all programming will return to the fac-
tory defaults). If a hardware default is attempted while lockout is
enabled, the default will not occur and the attempt will be logged to
the event buffer.
To Enable Installer Lockout - Enter from normal state:
[*] [8] [Install Code] [2] [990] [Install Code] [990]
[991] Installer Lockout Disable
Disables the feature described above.
To Disable Installer Lockout - Enter from normal state:
[*] [8] [Install Code] [2] [991] [Install Code] [991]
[993] Restore Alternate Comm. Default Pro-
gramming
When enabled, programming of LINKS2150, LINKS2450, or Sky-
route® will be restored to factory defaults.
To Restore Alt Comm Defaults - Enter from normal state:
[*] [8] [Install Code] [2] [993] [Install Code] [993]
[996] Restore Wireless Default Program-
ming
When enabled, all programming in the RF section [804] will be
restored to factory defaults.
To Restore RF Factory Defaults - Enter from normal state:
[*] [8] [Install Code] [2] [996] [Install Code] [996]
[999] Restore Factory Default Program-
ming
Hardware Restore: Factory default programming can be restored
by shorting terminals YI and G2 for 10 seconds during Power-up if
Installer Lockout (Sections [990],[991] is disabled.
Software Restore: When enabled, all programming in the NT9005
will be restored to factory defaults.
When this section is entered, the Module Supervision Field
will be reset. See section [903].
To Restore Factory Defaults - Enter from normal state:
[*] [8] [Install Code] [999] [Install Code] [999]
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