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Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement

REMOTE KEYPAD with NFC Tag (KPT-32)

 Identifying the Parts

1. Siren

2. Orange LED: Home Arm Key

. Red LED: Away Arm Key

4. Panic Alarm (if enabled)

- Press both 1 and 3 to trigger panic alarm

5. Fire Alarm (if enabled)

- Press both 4 and 6 to trigger fire alarm

6. Medical Alarm (if enabled)

- Press both 7 and 9 to trigger Medical alarm

7.  Key

- Enter Keypad PIN Code +  Key to enter Test Mode.

8. Keypad Sensor (for tag)

9. NFC Tag

10. # Key

11. Mounting Holes

12. Tamper Switch

<NOTE>

 A short beep will sound along with key pressing to indicate that the button pressed is valid.

 A long beep will sound along with key pressing to indicate successful command.

 4 continuous beeps will sound indicating mistake and the user should repeat the process again.

 Backlight will be ON for any key pressed or command sent from the Keypad.

 LED Indicator

 Red LED (Away Arm Key)

 Red LED on: the system is in Test Mode.

 Red LED: Red flashes, and Backlight on in the Away Arm Mode.

 Red LED flash with 4 beeps: failure due to the following reasons:

 No response from the control panel.

 Request for Home mode during Arm mode.

 Request for Force arm.

 Orange LED (Home Arm Key)

 Orange LED: Orange flashes and backlight on in the Home Mode.

 Orange LED flashes for 5 seconds: low battery in Normal Operation Mode, and Tamper open.

 LED flash with 4 beeps: failure due to the following reasons:

 No response from the control panel.

 Request for Home mode during Arm mode.

 Request for Force arm.

Summary of content (6 pages)

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REMOTE KEYPAD with NFC Tag (KPT-32)  Identifying the Parts 1. Siren - Press both 7 and 9 to trigger Medical alarm 2. Orange LED: Home Arm Key 7.  Key 3. Red LED: Away Arm Key - Enter Keypad PIN Code +  Key to enter Test Mode. 4. Panic Alarm (if enabled) 8. Keypad Sensor (for tag) - Press both 1 and 3 to trigger panic alarm 9. NFC Tag 5. Fire Alarm (if enabled) 10. # Key - Press both 4 and 6 to trigger fire alarm 11. Mounting Holes 6. Medical Alarm (if enabled)      12.
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 When Arm/Home, Red/Orange LED will turn off after successful completion of a valid keystroke sequence, or when the   Built-in Siren I. II. III.  Exit Delay — the Remote keypad continuously beeps. If enter Arm mode or Home Mode, Remote Keypad will emit long beep. Entry Delay —The Remote keypad continuously beeps. When entering Disarm Mode, the Remote Keypad will emit 2 beeps. Alarm siren — Siren will sound continuously when an alarm is triggered.
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 Installation Procedures Step 1. Step 2. Step 3. Step 3. Step 4.  Edit Keypad Operation Area   Follow instructions below to change Keypad Area in the Control Panel 1) Use the panel Edit Device function to change Keypad area setting. 2) Put the Control Panel into Learning Mode. 3) Press and hold ＊ and # key of keypad for 2 seconds to transmit learn code to Control Panel. 4) The keypad will be displayed under learned device. Area update is complete.
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Step 3.  The tag is cleared. You can apply the tag to the Keypad Tag sensor zone to check if the Keypad will emit 4 beeps to indicate error. Mounting Remote Keypad To mount the remote keypad: I. Remove the front cover. II. Using the 2 mounting holes of the back cover as a template, mark off the positions in the most appropriate place. III. Insert the wall plugs if fixing into plaster or brick surface. IV. Screw the Remote keypad onto the wall plugs. V. Replace the front cover.
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    Panic Alarm: 1 key + 3 key. Fire Alarm: 4 key + 6 key. Medical Alarm: 7 key + 9. Change of Battery I. II. III. IV. V. VI. Put the Control Panel to programming menu to bypass the Keypad tamper alarm. Dismount the Remote keypad. Take out the old battery and press any key to discharge before replacing the new battery in the battery compartment. Close the case using the rear fixing screws. Screw back the Remote keypad to the surface with mounting screws.
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Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.