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6.1 Introduction

The PC6501 liquid crystal display

(LCD) keypad guides users through

each operation with easy-to-

understand prompts. The keypad

beeps once each time a key is pressed.

With unique sound sequences, the

keypad can also signal faults and

other indications of system status.

For each feature, the system will

display a question (e.g.. Do you want

to turn areas on?). Users can press YES

to answer yes, or NO to answer no. If users are unsure, or have lost

their place in the system programming, they can press CANCEL to

return to the start screen.

If no key is pressed on the keypad for 60 seconds, it will return

to the start screen, for example:

12:00 2000/01/01

Enter Your Code

NOTE: The YES, NO and CANCEL buttons do not work in

Installer’s Programming. If you press them in Installer’s

Programming, the keypad will sound an error tone.

In the user menus and manuals, arming is referred to as “turning

the system on”, and disarming is referred to as “turning the

system off”.

In the “Turn Areas On/Off” and the “View System Status” user

menus, when you scroll to an area the On and Off lights will

display the current status of the area. For example, at the prompt

“Turn ON Area? Area 1”, if area 1 is currently off, the Off light

will be lit. The On and Off lights will not be lit at other times.

The Power light will always be on, unless there is an AC power

fault.

Refer to the PC6010 User’s Guide and Maintenance Manual for

detailed information about end-user functions. Users of the

system should read the appropriate manual carefully to become

familiar with the features that have been implemented on the

system. Make sure that all users of the system are instructed in

its use.

6.2 User Types

The PC6010 system can have up to 1000 users programmed.

Users can be assigned to one of four user types: Basic,

Advanced, Supervisor and Master users. Each of the 4 user types

can access different levels of features, as described below. For

instructions on programming user codes and cards, please refer

to the PC6010 Maintenance Manual.

Section 6: Keypad Operation and User Types

User Types: Basic Advanced Supervisor Master

Arm (Assigned Areas)

YY Y Y

Disarm (Assigned Areas)

YY Y Y

Silence Siren/Bell (Assigned

Areas)

YY Y Y

View Alarms (Assigned

Areas)

YY Y Y

Acknowledge/Clear Alarms

(Assigned Areas)

YY Y Y

View Open Zones (Assigned

Areas)

YY Y Y

Bypass/Disable Zones on

Arming (Assigned Areas)

YY Y Y

View and Clear Basic Faults

Y Y Y

View and Clear Advanced

Faults

NY Y Y

Delay Automatic Arming

YY Y Y

Activate Doorstrike

NY Y Y

Reset Detectors

NY Y Y

Cancel Automatic Arming

N NYY

View Event Buffer/Log

N NYY

Bypass and Disable Zones (All

Areas, at Any Time)

N N NY

View System Status (All

Areas)

N N NY

Change Access Codes (Only

Codes in a Lower User Type)

N NYY

Change Keypad Setup

N NYY

Change Time & Date

N N NY

Perform System Test

N N NY

Allow System Service

N N NY

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