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5.3.65.3.6

5.3.6

CLEAR LINECLEAR LINE

CLEAR LINE

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Pressing the

[1][1]

[1] and

[3][3]

[3] keys simultaneously will clear the entire line

on the editing window for any data type. If the data value is to be

deleted from the permanent

EEPROM memory, the

[ # ][ # ]

[ # ] key must be

pressed following this function.

5.3.75.3.7

5.3.7

DELETE CHARADELETE CHARA

DELETE CHARA

CTERCTER

CTER

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Move the cursor under the desired character to be deleted, then

press the

[4][4]

[4] key and

[6][6]

[6] key simultaneousy to delete that character.

Any character or number being deleted from the display will be

removed permanently from the system after the

[ # ][ # ]

[ # ] is pressed.

5.3.85.3.8

5.3.8

LINK KEYSLINK KEYS

LINK KEYS

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The

[7] [7]

[7] and

[9][9]

[9] keys, pressed simultaneously, between two numeric

entries, will select all digits (inclusive of the selected digits) between

the selected numeric keys.

EXAMPLE:EXAMPLE:

EXAMPLE:

Press the

[1][1]

[1] key followed by the

[7&9][7&9]

[7&9] and then the

[6][6]

[6] key. The

display will show that all digits 1 through 6 were selected.

NOTE: If you are selecting a 2 digit number you must still use the

[1&2][1&2]

[1&2] keys prior to the 2 digit zone number.

5.45.4

5.4

REPROGRAMMING A NEW INSTALLER CODEREPROGRAMMING A NEW INSTALLER CODE

REPROGRAMMING A NEW INSTALLER CODE

WHEN THE OLD CODE IS UNKNOWNWHEN THE OLD CODE IS UNKNOWN

WHEN THE OLD CODE IS UNKNOWN

If for any reason the installer code is lost, follow the procedures

below to re-initialize a new installer code.

1. Move the installer “Pass Code Programming” jumper P1 on

the panel to the programming position for one (1) second, then

move back. The display on the keypad will read the following:

Installer Code

XXXX

2. Enter the new four digit installer code followed by the

[ # ][ # ]

[ # ] key.

3. Press the

[ * ][ * ]

[ * ] key after the installer code is entered.

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5.35.3

5.3

PROGRAMMING KEY FUNCTIONSPROGRAMMING KEY FUNCTIONS

PROGRAMMING KEY FUNCTIONS

Some keys have a different meaning in the programming mode

depending upon the individual data type.

5.3.15.3.1

5.3.1

NUMBER KEYSNUMBER KEYS

NUMBER KEYS

Number keys (1 through 9, and 0) are generally used as number

entry for all different data types. However, with zone description

entry, each number key represents a list of four different characters;

the number itself and three other English alphabet letters as shown

in the following chart. Pressing down the same key several times will

show the desired character on the display.

Table 2 identifies the characters available from the Number Keys.

ABLE 2 - KEYPABLE 2 - KEYP

ABLE 2 - KEYP

AD PRAD PR

AD PR

OGRAMMING CHARAOGRAMMING CHARA

OGRAMMING CHARA

CTERSCTERS

CTERS

5.3.25.3.2

5.3.2

ENTER KEYENTER KEY

ENTER KEY

▲

The

[ # ][ # ]

[ # ] key has a dual function. First, it can be used when you want

to select a program item for programming as in selecting a phone

number. Once programming of an item has been completed, the

enter key is used to “store” the entry into the system memory.

5.3.35.3.3

5.3.3

LEFT AND RIGHT ARRLEFT AND RIGHT ARR

LEFT AND RIGHT ARR

W KEYSW KEYS

W KEYS

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The

[left][left]

[left] and

[right][right]

[right] arrow keys are used for cursor movement once

a program selection has been made.

5.3.45.3.4

5.3.4

ESCAPE KEYESCAPE KEY

ESCAPE KEY

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The

[ * ][ * ]

[ * ] key is used to exit through the various programming levels.

For example, once a user code has been entered at the data level

for item 66, pressing the escape key will exit the data level and the

prompt will move to the sub group item level indicating user number.

Once all programming is complete, the

[ * ][ * ]

[ * ] key is used to exit the

programming mode and return the system to the normal mode of

operation.

5.3.55.3.5

5.3.5

NEXT/PREVIOUS KEYSNEXT/PREVIOUS KEYS

NEXT/PREVIOUS KEYS

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The

[Ne[Ne

[Ne

xt]xt]

xt] and

[Pre[Pre

[Pre

vious]vious]

vious] keys are used to sequentially move

through the program menu regardless of which programming level

is selected. When the

[Do[Do

[Do

wn arrwn arr

wn arr

w]w]

w] key is pressed, the menu is

advanced to the next programming item. When the

[Up arr[Up arr

[Up arr

w]w]

w] key

is pressed, the menu is returned to the previous item selected.