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PLAN OFYOUR SYSTEM ., . .. ...... ,. '1' .
' THE LC.D. REMOTEKEYPAD . . . . . .
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EXAMPLEOF AlARM DISPLAYFORMAT ... , . ... ..4
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UNDERSTANDING YDURAlARM SYSTEM .. ... ';1' .
GENERAl. DESCRIPTION ABACUS CONTROL PANEL
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TONES AND THEIR MEANINGS . . . . . . . ' . , . . .
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SETTINGTHE SYSTEM .,.. . .... , . . . . . . . .
PART SETTING THESYSTEM . . . .. .. . .. ..,.. .
UNSETTINGTHESYSTEM ... .. . : . ' .....
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OMITTINGAREAS & ZONES . . ;
CHIMEMODE TURNINGCHIME ON AND OFF . I ..
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DESCRIPTION OFCODE NUMBERSANDTYPES. L .... 29
USER 1YPES' I, .. . 29
" PROGRAMMING THECODES . . . . . . . . . . . . i . '. 32
ERASINGAPASS CODE ' !I. 34
SETTINGTHEDATE ANO TIME !I. 35
ENGINEER ACCESS !i " . : : 36
TESTINGTHE SYSTEM ............ " . " . 39
ALARM ACTIVATIONS . . ..' ,1 . . 41
RESPONDINGTO AN ALARMCONDITION .I ..... 41
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ALARM I FAULT OISPLAY ~ 42
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RESETTING SYSTEM AFTER AN AlARM . 43
USER (CUSTOMER) RESET .......... II. ' .. 43
ENGINEER RESET . II ..... 44
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CODE RESET . . - 45
DAY FAULTS AND ALARMS __ . _. . . _ I) 46
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Zone 06 CdA
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Zone 07 CdA
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zone 06 CdA
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Fire _ PA Fua Pall Chime OFF
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YOUR ALARM COMPANY'S TElEPHONE NUMBER
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Entry Time Exlt T1""', 'EmlfDeIay' _
AJI times areIn seconds.
K8yhOt1el Name US8fUtwel T#II. No. .T18fled. Dam& By
For Example:-
Gordon Walker Mastel
PIR Movemenl Deleclor
Door Contacts
Vibration Detector
Smoke Detector
Re mole Keyped
Panic BUllon
Zone Number & CCI
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FINAL EXIT AND ENTilY ROUTES
An !mportanlconeeptlnall securlty e1arrnlnstallallons Is the FINAL
EXIT and alsothe ENTRYIEXII ROIJTE. r lha contSct(SMWIS)
on \he final ext door ace tr1ggered v.tIefl iIle systei/i Is set. the
Deledors along 1he entry/exll routo.... programmedlnol 10 read
Instenlaneously InIo onAlARMcondllon.lnstead,iIl.,y havea pra-
set delay whk:ll gives iIle user lime totum off tho alarm. Wyou
deviate from tho ENTRY/EXIT ROUTE. the alarmIwm FULLY
actJvate, Irlggemg the external and Internal SOUnders and may, r
filled wI1h a conrnunJcator. remolesignal 'I.
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AlARM SYSTEMS EXPlAINED
Arst , some basic concepts aboutalannmtallaUons iii general, and
how they feature IntheAbaaJS system. 'III ,
OPERATIONAL PRINCIPLES
Your premiseswmhave been dMdedInlo a number at zones for
alarm purposes. Each zone Is proteclsd by an elarm detector. In
cerlalndrcumslances zones mayhavebeenfurther dMdedIntotwo
alarmdeledorci'aJIIs(ClraJ!Aandl:mJltB). Il " .
YouralarmsystemwIJI havebeenpiOgllll1tl'l9d byyourlnstaQerwith
a preset 'Ex! T1me' and ' Entry TIme'. ThIs Is the Uri\e aHowed 10
permIlthe usertoleave and8I1terlhe pramlses respeCtJvelyWlthout
catislngan alarmcondltJon . If .
One atIhe alann zooes must beprogrammed by your1lnstaller as a
flnalexll zone.This Isthe last zonetobe dosed on ex! and\he ftrst
zonato be opened onentry (normally 1he front doc".'I;
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In most alarm Installations one ormomoftheremalnlngalannzones
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ExlVEnlryRoute Zone. .; I
This Is the area ofyour premises thet you require topassthrough
after selling thealarm panel on of before un-setllng iIle panel
on entry(typically, theenlrance halQ. .11
Whena zoneIsprogrammEllll as an'ExilIEntry Route Zone'iIle user
has ITee access w!hln the zone durlng the 'Exit and EnlJy' time
wfthout causlng analarm.
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, UNDERSTANDING YOUR " .
ALARM SYSTEM III
Your Abacus Alarm System Is a versatile and easy to operale
system. Ifs IIexlble design calers for. wlda range ilf InstanalJons,
,fromslmple residential premises tosmall o!rlCe or lixlustrtal unlts.
10 provlde maxi'numsecur1ly : . . ' .
IMeoRTANTNQIF' Ii
Falseelann caJIs area nuisance " . I'
Take great care 10 avoid maldng \hem.
CareruDy study this manual, so thai you know how 0 avoid false
alarms.
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'Backlit' Keypad
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Key.witch
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Hello Pater
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The L.C.D, Remote Keypad
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The ABACUS 8 Control Panel
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1. ENTER PERSONAL coos Prise open Panel
2. FOLLOWOISPLAY INSTRUCTIONS hare to
3. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ravaal alphabetic
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In a domesUc envlronmoolthe COncepl or a PART-sETsystem Is
very Irnportanl
, 0 Ishighlydesirable that, duringthe night the unoccupied pariolthe
houseIs fully protected. but free movenienlls allowed throoghout
\he occupiedaraa, lor .
Undar Ihls Part-'sel condUion the StalrcaselHall detector,
ftned, becomesthaFinal ExIt Detector onyourrouto downstaJr.;.
UIstheraloraprogranvned 10 delay tha alarmby theExItJEntry time
allowlnll youtogo downslalJs and lum off the alarm.
.NITE ZONES AND DAY MODE
The alarm systemIs normaUy SET 10' proted \he premiseswhilst
they ara unoccupied, hlslollcally thiswas usually at night.
TheralorethelermNlTEhas been coined10desaibethiscondjUon.
However, sensors sudl as FIRE or PERSONAl. AnACK give
conUnuous 24 hour protec1lon. '
The term DAY Is used10desctlbe the condOlon when thepanel Is '
unset. VoIth \he 24 hour,clrt:ults In operallon.
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For normal and smal co.trnerdal emnronments. live
types01detectorara In common use,
(1) Door Contacts
A set 01magneticcontacts (swtldles) Inslalledona protected door
(or awindow)whldl will signal tolIle Abacus alarm panelWthedoor
Is opened.
(2) Vlbrallon Deloctor
A smallsecurIIy device lItted to a prolee:ted door, wtndoW or wal to
signal 10the Abacus atarTTl panel If alalge amounl of vibrationIs
detected, such as an IntrUder lore:tng a holethrough a door.

For example, Passive Infa Red or PIR.
A securty device normally fttted at head height v.lthln a room or
corridortodetectthe prnsence 01enIntrudorwlthlntheeras covered
by thedetector.
SYSTEM COMPONENTS
peace of mind endtoavoid1ats8elarms, UisImportant
that you ara lamillar wtth the variousoomponents that goto make
up your alanm system. logether wUh function andthe reason
lor thelocationseleded for eadl component.
Awiderangeof detectors are avallablolD delecllhepresence01an
IntruderInyour premises oratlemptlngIogaln unauthorisedecoess.
Thetype01detectOnl selected VoID depend on the type 01pnomises.
\he level of protection raquinad, the general envlionment
surrounding the property end \he budget avallable. Your atarrn
InslaDatlon company will have advised you on the best type 01
prolae:tlon lor your particular raqutraments.
ZONES AND SENSORS
Buld1ngs are divided InlO ZONESYdllch are monKorad or guarded
by SENSORS, also known as detectors or PIR's.
. Those are conneded to the 'COlltrol Paner (Abacus) by wired
CIRCUITS. . , .
Tho AbacussystemalloWS lor varyingamounts 01zones, see chari
below(All Abacus panels suppDed wtth a minimum01sbczones).
MODEL MaximUm Number MaxImum Number
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BEllS. STROBES AND DIGI'S OR DAC'S
Whalavar tho alarmcondition, k Is communicated 10thoImmediate
neighbourhood throughthe local audible 'BElL', thiscould also be
aslranorVIsual STROBE(flashIng Ughl). .
k can also be lransml1led Vlalelephone or Radio (with avariety 01
devloasIncluding AB-NETs,lJIgfs orDac's)10the A1annCompany,
andthrOugh themtotheappropriateEmergency S&Mce1.0. Polloa,
Ara andAmbulance.
Tho primarypprposeoI,theexternal bell and strobe Ughi Istoattract
anenUOll In tho event 01an Intlllder entering or attempllng toenler
a prolac:led zone whDe set. The belVsIrobe un' Is normally
mounted et a high level outside the pramlses at a point which Is
easily to,aR! and seen by passers by. Thla extomal bellls1r_
housingVoIlI,ln etlec:t. act asadele....nl toburglary: since apotential
Intrudercansee Immediately thaI an Intlllder alarm systomIsfltled.
, Since th" belllstrOOe housing Is nonnally locaIad at the lronl 01 a
premtses (Inorderto attrad aDenUon). evidenceof analarmsystem
may oot be VIslbIe from\he back cKthe pramlses.
For this sason, UIsnormalpractiCe10 III one or mora 'Dummy' bell
around the premises. ,
In certain Circumstances, several 'Dummy' bell housings can be
eftee:tlve (pal1Jculal1y on largepramlses).
Noise AbatemenlJeglslaUon delermlnes that an atarm bollshall 001
ring contl1uously lor mora than20 nnInulas (maximum).
For this reascn. all Intruder alarm bells are programmed to swKch
off after" preset period (up to 20 minutes). The strobe light will
however,continue tooperateunUi the alarmsystemIsraset byyoo,
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Pushbutton devlces strategically slluatedthroughout the premises
and connected to theAbacus panel Which signal a 'Duress' alann
whenpressed.
The panic buttons are always armed and WIll therefore operate
regardless of whether thepanel Is set or unset.
Pressing a panicbutton WIll create either a full alann condition (
Extemal and Inlernal sounders) or, Wconnected to' an alarm
company's central statton, a 'silent' alann, depending on the
programming canted oll! by the engineer. Oncepressed !he panic
buttonsnonnallyrequlre resetllngbya key,,providedby !he
alann company.
, (5) Smokecir Fire detectors ,
, Thesearenonnany celUng mounteddet8clorsdesigned to detect a
fire. When connected to Abaws R WIll, If lI1ggered, signal by
sounding the,alann In one second bursts(10 differentiate from a
normal alarm). The fire detectors are armed 24 hours a day.
FonoWlng activation !he detactors may be reset and therefore
rearmed bypushing a button or by,operating thewalktest mode,
,(6) Flood deleclors
Theflood deleclorsarenonnallyplacedInareasproneto flooding,
undarthebalhlslnkor In 'a basement. when lI1ggered !he system
" ,gives anIntemal alannonly(and remotesignals, Wprogrammed).
(7)'Gasdalactors (Including Carbon MonOXide)
Gasdetactorsglvethe samewarningsoundsasftood detectorsand
shouldbe placed neargasoutlels.
c::arbon Mono.x1de detactors should be sitedadjacent to gas boilers
andheeters todeled faullyappliancesor blocked ftues.
The Abacus Control Panel has not bean
designed to comply with fire industry
standards and should not be used in place of
an approved fire panel where this is
recommended or required and DA Systems
(Digital Audio Limited) accepts no liability
whatsoever for any failure to comply with any
fire industry requirements, relevant standards
or .regulations . .
Further, DA Systems (Digital Audio Limited)
accepts.no responsibility for any other loss or
damage howsoever caused except to the
axtent the same may not be lawfUlly excluded.
GENERAL DESCRIPTION ,II: ', ' , ,'"
ABACUS CONTROL PANa ' ,
The basic'Abacus' systemcompriseSacontrol panel complete with
at least onekeypad (on or remote). 'III "
To enable the user to operate the aJann syst"'!' at convenient :' 1
locations throughout lhe up to 6 ad,dltionBl remote I
keypadscanbofttted to , the system, In addition to,themeln control"

The alannsystemresponds to simplecommands areentered ' I
through the numelle keys on the control box or, WlIlled. small "i
unobtrusive keypads. , I
The remote keypad allows !heusertopelfonnn all userlUnctIons, as 'I
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The responding messag , es are displayed on a 2' character(lED) ,,
screenora 32 character (2 line)screen (LCD). I .
These message. arehighly Informative and pers<iriallsed, and this
makes the system Intelll9ent anduser.frlendly.
The remote keypads have a 'Help Button' two "
separatepush buttons. VJhen pressed simultaneously wm perform
a PflHelectedIUnetJon. ,111 "
The remole keypad 'He lp' buttons cen be PRlQ'1'mmed by the ' I
Installation engineeras "Fire', 'Medical' , 'Panic' ala'nnsorset. Part i,
set or selectthe chime functlon,see page 3 of thIS manual to see ' I
which Is applicable toyour system. I
A keyswlch may have been filledto yoursystemto enablesetting I
and un-settlng operations only.
Your alann system may have.been fItled WIth li oonllal station , I
communicator 10 enable your alann company "'!nllal station to ,,I
monitor!he operation of your systemandto conlacl:theappropr1ale : :
author1ly Inthe event of an alannor otherabnormal eventdetected "I"
by thesystem. Thecomrnunlcetor(lffltled) Is Instal*" Inthe system
nnaln control panel may be connected toyour telejihone Uneor be
mdlo operated. ' 'JI'
The communicator system Is fullyautometlc and does not require
any operatorIntervention. In theevent of a failing to
communicate with your elann company central station wheni
requiredtodoso, afault messageWIll be shown onihellquld crystal
or LED display.
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The police authorlty In your area may requ"a
an ENGINEER RESET if the al..m ' aystem
remote communicator is activated. II!
Many sllum cOrTlpanies charge for this service.
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SETTING YOUR ALARM
The systemIs SET or UN-sET by aUSERentering a 4-dlgl pass
code on the keypad,such as 1234. ttthe codeIsvalid,lIIe system
.will respondwith a greellng on thedisplayandalow Iurtharaction
10 betaken e.g.
This circul lsoperational al all timesand wiD,lf activated; Initiatean
Inlarnal alarm(.,IemaI sounder Belij When the system
Is unset. or a lull alarm (extemal benlstrobe and communication to
lhe central station. lfllted) the system Is sel: . . .
The extemal beghoUsi ng Is fltl<!d v.itlI an Internal ,balle<y whichwil .
maintainthe bell ringing if an Inlruderaltempls 10sHence IIle bell bY.
cu!tingthe supply cable 10lha bel ,'
TAMPER FAULTS
In the UNSET mode the system conllnuously ' ser-checks !he
Installation. This ensures that nobody can tamper wKh the drcuKs,
andthai the sensors are functioning correctly, ' . .
The display will report a TAMPER(I) r there Is an aocidental or
deliberatefaul on a circuli suchasacutwire. .
Always contact your alarm company for advice.
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bell-housing.
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:KEYswfrCH SETTING
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The &farm elso beSeVUnsel by meansor akey SwItch or1ock,
- Whe'" a simple methodof seUlng and un....\lIngIsraqulre<!.
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An EVENTIsanythingwhich Is d.eledad bythesystem, Whether In
. ; the SET or UNSETmode. All commands exeartedby IIle system
.a", ",,:orded In the alarmsystems melTlOf)', alsocalled a ' Log'.
WAU(TEsnNG
n Is sometimes desirableto 'Walk Test' your systembelo", l is
SET. Wall<Testing'means thel the Installation Ismadeactive, but
withoutcausingthe alarmto sound the outsldesirenor bel .
Each sensot can OON be tested by deHbemle action, such as
. ' openinge door or walidng In fronl of a detectorandlistening foran
. audiblelone.
Bal'AND STROBES
ABell 1m<! strobe unit(oranele<:tronlcslrenIn placeolthe bell)may
be ntted. This Is normally powered !fom the control panel power
supply(unlEoss powerlo thebett has beenC\JI, Inwhlch caseIIle bell
will conl1nue with tis own Internal batieIY powerun\llthe powerIs
",stoll>dor the batteIY hasbeen exhausted).
ft Is1"'I""tanl IIlala spedal20 minute art otrmoduleIsIlttadInthe
sirento ensu", ft complieswfth the Noise Abatement legislation.
The main control panel and remole keypads are Ilttad wfth an
Inlernalsounderprovldlng avariety ofwamlng tones(seePage12).
Wherenecessary,anextensionloudspeakar canbenttedIocany al
each keypador connected 10the main conltol panelandmounted
at a C8nIraIIocaUon.
AREAS
A number01 ZONES can be groupedlnlo an AREA. ,
This system allows for at leastTWO such groupings. defined as
'System' and 'Area " areas. TheseAREAS can be SET, which
means activated or arrr>ed. ether Individually or collectively, lis .
thereforeposslble, for example, 10 havethe garage prol"!1ed,while
the rest of your home Is slll occupied.
USERLEVEL
Therecan bevaoous classesof user, each wah a greateror lesser
access and control over the pre-<tetined Areas ot' ov...all system.
For example. the User category caledAmal will haveaccess only
to the zones definedto the Area 1area and nowhere else.
PASS CODES
Access to all system functions,isprohibrted unless a valid four digit
( up 106 digKs on lhe Abacus 6115112) personal accesscodeIs
enteredat the control panel keypad (orremote keypad).
TAMPIER ZONES
. A ctrwl, terminated at the control panelwill detect anyof
thesystemwlrtng beingcut or short-droufted. ft wiD alsodetectany
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TONES AND THEIR MEANING
Confirmation Tona
A short, soft bleep tone Is emitted fromthe keypad sounder each
timeabuttonIspressed. Thetone Indicatesthatthebuttonoperation
Is acknowledged by thesystem. !
Safa/Cla.... Exlt Tone
A continuous, medium toneIsemitted durtng the 'ExltlEntry' lime,
providing no zones areopenoracUvated.
FaultlUn-claar ExIt Tona '
An Intermittent, mediumtwotone signal Is emitteddurtngthe 'Exn'
time Wa Zone Is open or acUvated 10 wamthe user that a zone Is
_open or acUvated. This situation Is normal Wthe openor aclIvaled
zoneIsthe final dooror part of the'ExllJEntry RouteZone' and wm
not prohlbn normal setUng. ff a zone'other than the final door or
'ExltlEntry RouteZone' remains open or activated during setUng,
the systemwm not set.
'Bad Set'/Can't Sat Tona ,
Aloud,two tonewamlng signal Isemitted Intheevent of a zonethel
Isnot onthe'ExIt Route'being Inalannlopenat the start of the Exn
procedure, or also when a zone on the Exit route, remains open
afterthe'Exn'limehaselapsed. This signalprevents a userleaving
the premises with a zone openor acUvated.
Safa/Claar ExIt Tona Part Setting Moda
A rapid, Intennlttent, n:.e<l'lum tone Is emitted dUring the 'Extt' time,
providing no zonesareaeuvated, when part settlng the system.
EntrvTone .
A rapld, mediumtonesignal Isemitteddurtng the entry lime. Wthe
user does not unset the systemduringthe entry time, the rapid
mediumtonewillchangetoarapidloudtwotoneslgnalfortheperiod
of a second stagetimer.The'usermust unsetthesystemduringthe
first orsecondstagetimer, otherwise afull alanncondttlon will occur.
Fir. Alarm Tone
The rapid, loudtwotonesignal will alsobe emitted In theevent of
a 'Fire' alarm, It will sound for one second on,.then one second off
andcontinually repeat, untilsilenoedor thetimerlimitstheduration
of thealann.
Intamal SI,.nII .
The rapid, loudtwotonesignal will alsobeemitted In the event of
a 'Fire' slann, 'Panic' alarm or any: attempt toInterfere with the
system components or wiring, Whether llie system Is set or unset.
t!2ll!; ff your systemIs fiUed,wtth a cenliel station communicator,
the Internal and external sounders maY. have been programmed to
besilentIntheevent of a 'Panic Alann' bUffon being pressed.
Inthisevent, a silentsignal will be transmitted tothecentral station
to summon assistance.
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The user canprogramme selec1.ed alarm zones as;'Chlme Zones',
These zoneswill ad asnormal slannzones When thesystemIsset,
however, if a'Chime Zone'ls opened o,actlvated When thesystem
Is unset, the sounder will emtt approximately six Intennlttenl
tones. Thisfacility Is useful toInfonntheoocupler has
entereda protected zone durtng normal (unset) hOjlIS.
For example. a shop keeper can be alerted to the presence of a
customer, bythe front door conlaclbeing opened':1
setting and Part Set1lng . I
ThesystemIsseVunset byenteringafour,five or sIX dlgft usercode
at the control panel keypad (or a remote keypad). ::. . ,
The zoneswhich will be sel or unset onenlly of theusercodeand
the access to other system functions will diepend:on thesecurity
level allocated tothe particular usercode, as previouslydescribed.
selecUng part-set will ann zoneswhich have beeri defined by the '
Installer withallotherzones dlsenned. This facllltYenables partof
thepre':'lsestobe protected (e.g. doWnstaIrs), wh09pennlttlngfree
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Exit Termlnatal
YouratarmInstaller wtll have selectedthe most appropriate nnethod
of finallysetting your system. Inmost Instances. youralannsystem
will set on the expllY of the exit lImer, tt may be
programmed to set on closing the final dIoo\; or, In certain
circumstances on pressing a pustHlUtton located outside the
premises(ExHennlnatof). '. II,
This button will cause the systemto'chime' each timettIspressed,
so that It may also be used as a 'OOOr Self. II
Programming of P._ cod
Only the master user has access to aD the user functions
on the system, Including programming and of codes to all
other users. However. more fundamental of the system.
such asdefining andprogramming zonessubsequebt toInstatlation.
are programmed by the alann company who have a special
ENGINEER code. II.
Anaddttlonai code Is dedicated foruseasa duressOodeand Isused
only whereacentralstation oommunlcatlonlink is fitted.Thenumber -,
One (1) usercode Is atways dedicated as a 'Mastef code. The
remaining codes canbe programmed lis 'Master'. 'Main', System. '
'Areal', 'Area 2', or'eleanef e>;>des. II
Thissectiongives onlya brief description of the pasScode functions.
for more details see page 29.
Meater and MaIn U...r Cocla.
The MasterUSOf can operate all of the functions available onthe
Abacus and hasaccess to all the areas. The uSer can operate
all of the functions available on the Abacusand tias eccess toall
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allocated 'System' .uthor1ly will only
'Set' .nd 'Unset' atarmzones which h.ve been programmed as
'System' , This lacIIlly can be useful where tha owner wishes to
'restJ1cl . cx:ess to specIIIed areas ata protected p",mIsas.
Area land Araa 2 P... Cod..
A Pass codewhich lias been allocated 'AI9.1 or Z.uthortly wtU
only 'Sef .nd \Jnser .larm zones which havebeen programmed
s 'AllIs 1 or2, respedIvIey'. This Iadllly can beuseful _ the
own.r v.1shes to'restllcl access to specIIIed ./ll.s 01 protected
p",mlses, TheA_ 2Code _ural. nol currailUy avel/ob/eon
the Abacus 6.
Cleaner Peal Coda
A Passcod. v.1llch has been allocated 'Claana( .uthortlyv.111 only
'Set' .nd 'Unset' .larm zones which h.v. been progr.mmed as
'Cleans(, ThiS Iacllity can be useful where tha owner v.1shes to
restJ1cl acx:ess 10speclfIed areas at. protected prnmlsas.
TIIe ClMner Code fNlur8 Is nol CU"",,"y avil/ab/e on !he
Abacus 6.,
Enll!near Pa.. Code ,
An'Englneer COde' enteredby the .Iarmcompany engineer at the
maincontrol unl keypador .ny 01 the remote kayp.ds,perml1s the
englnee,enlly 10the system englnaar1ng progfBmmlng luncllons.
Tho englnee' ,codecanprogrammed to beonlyoperetlol181 afterthe
MasterlMaln codeIs entered.
This additional sacur1ly precaution ensuresthat engineer access
cannot beg.lned withoutth. knowledge 01. 'Master or M.ln user,
, , Dure.. P.. Cod.
WIl9'" a centfBl slauon communicator Is ftUedtoyoursystem,
DuressCOde Is proglllmmed as one 01tho Validusercod...
ThiscodeIs usedonlywheman authoriseduse, Isbeing loroed to
unset the system under duress. Instead 01entering normal personal
aecesscode,the usercen enlerthe dumsscode.ThIsv.111 unset the
system normally, however, a s1klnt massag<l Is sent VIa the
convnunlcalortotho centfBlstation towam01 a personalal1ack and
to InftJate Police.clIon.
Antlfiddle Alarm
Inorder to prohlbll.ny attempt to gain una.nwrised aa:essto tho
.larmsystem, atunalarm(When set), or Intemal alarm(wtJan unsel)
willoccurnmoreth.ntwenlylive buttonsampressed v.1thln apreset
period.
Somo 01 the functlono end operatlono IIsled In this
manuel oro not available on all the Abacus Control
Ponelo. Your olonn Inotallatloncompany wUlodvlse
you II the function you require Is availableon tho
rnodol Inotolled.
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ThIs action Is also sometimes reI;"'OO to as Closing,swlchlngon,
ArmIng orActIvating tho
Belo", settingthe system, ensu", tha follov.1ng:
1: AI doors.nd windows ."' ......00. "
2: Ensurethat movement datectors are not obslnfGlad.
3: All pels amremoved fromtheprotacted area,
4: Hazardsv.1llch activate sensors.m eliminated.
5: Nopeopleare stili In the Building. ' '
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Ente,your 4 (516) - digk PassC<<!eand a
shortconftrmalJon BI_pv.1D beheard
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When the display Is as abova
P",ss theYESIPART kay, wlhln 6 seconds.
DONOT Press the YESIPART agaln,alter 1/1etone has startec
asthiswillcausethe systemtogoIn10Par1 Set modO .
ISettIng ok I I.
Thiswtll slalt the Exit tone and .ny'
zones In will be displayedasbelow.
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. 2AExit HALL .
Donol be concemed /I thezones scrolling onthe display.", onthE
exll route, asthisIs normal. Leave thebuilding and IoCktheftnalexl
door,
Some systems wtll also noedtha Exlttermlna10r button (alsocallec
Pushto sel) to be pressed 10 selthesystem.
ThisIs normally sjted oulsldelhe final exlldoorand looks likeadoo
bell bullon. .
Press this once and Waft lortheloneto stop.
When the sounder stops, tho oystomIs SET.
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Anhough you Cannot see your keypad. whenfirst selling
your system and you are famnlar1slng yourseW wKh the alann
operation the above display maybeof use.
DONOTATIEMPTTOSETTHE SYSTEM WHILE YOUAREON
THEPREMISES, IFYOU HAVEREMOTE SIGNALLING.
" POINTS TOREMEMBER
WthereIsa fauK pmsent onthesystem. such asadoor not'propel1y
closed, then thesounder winemKa pulsating warning note.
Do not panic,thesystemWIll notgoIntofuK alann,butthefault must
be deared beforethealarmcanbeset. _.. .. -
, The display WID show the Zone(s) at fault, enteryour codeto tum
at! the system. ,
Thesemust be cleared-before atiemptlrgtoSETthesystemagain.
FaultsIn Zones along theEntrylExitroute will showup but can be
Ignored, as the sensors areprogrammedwKh atimedelaytoenable
;' youtoleave. '
,,_ "Onoe th.e SETprocedure has been started, avaliduser codemust
, be keyed-ln to return thesystemtotheUN-sETor DAYmode.
On someAbacussystems a feature wasIncluded which.
If' the I aol ai!!!!!!lJ prompt was displayed, and you
did not respond wlllilli8YE"PART button within 5 seconds,
,'" the system would go Into the SET routine automatically.
This was to guard against the User accidentally forgeltlng to
press the YESIPARTbutton.
,Bad ht
, Iftherelsan ExKfauKatthe endoftheexKtlme.(orafauKona'Non-
EntryIExK Zone at the start of the ExK rouUne) the sounder will
\Ilggerat full volume, andthedisplay will show'BADSET' together
wKh the Zanethatstopped the system frombeing set. seeabove.
, ThisIsalsologged fortheengineer. for rauK finding purposes.
You must re-enter the code. clear the IndiCated faun then restart
thesellingpnooedure.
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Cantad your alanncompany Immediately If youare unableto set
thesystemfor anyreasOn. MostInsurancecompanies will notcover
losses If the alann system Is not fully set. wKhout any Zones
'Omltted', whenthepremises are unoccupied. .LU-_..
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ThIS caDs toattention the fact thatdUr1ng theSET'perk.! ';;'methl
althoughnot caUSing a fun alarm,needs attaoo:
xi , will be dlsplayad When :.-
1WRlI'IlI Code I
Try Again
If you key-ln the _on; code by mletelce
Do Not Penlc II
p_. 61ight/y. Mrd __1Mconect code. .
Adisplay slmllarto the one aboveshould nowbe onIhelCDdlsplay.
If the tonedoes not stop lhen the system has not accepted your
code. Pause slightly, and retry, .
If thisfallsto stopthe tone contacttheMaster pass codeholder or
the alanm companyfor advice.
ThedisplaymaysUIl showthe systemls'5al',Ifan ArealsstiDarmed.
This moens that alanmsystem Isdivided Into Ames, and oneotthe
AreasIsstill protected.
Ensurethat you do not go IntoanyAnlas that are sill set
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UN- SETTING THE SYSTEM
The 'ollowlng action wllllum orr a system previously SET.
This Is also known as Opening or Disarming the system, orputtJng
.uInto the DAY mode.
Enterthepremlsas by the designated route; openingtheFlna' Ex.
door and following the EnlJyiExlt Route.
A fastIntenmlltent tone will be heardlI!1en opening the door.
aulckty proceed to the Control Panel or, If fitted, the neal9S\
RemoteKeypad.
Tha Displaywin show
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, System J Code: - (Note:- # stands for
your number 0 to g) . .
If all Is well and correct, and there a", no fauns to report on the
system, the display will show the Oate andTIme only, andthefast
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For EXlmpte Upstairs are disermed, when let.
ZGnI(11 were omitted during letting Proeech
A zone w.. reofated Ofturned oN, when lest tel.
%001I111 PfOQfIrnmed in the "Test' mo6e
r-..............;,A 10f'IB perm.nonuV turned off by the Alenn Companv
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When un-seltlng the system and "'lumlng to the Daymode, the
displaymay show . I XI I or [!]] , as below
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Zone Trouble, contact 'four efarm company.

TNt 10,. Ictivlted during Set period
T.tepllolv t,ouble ,eported
Battery aupplv trouble reported _
0111 your AI.rm Company
M.i....upplV trouble rep ned i .
o ,.e.. powe, was interruPted
W8t(h.dog ,...t
(TN. meln. the micro-computer had to reset itaelf 'follo' ._
nil program or totll power failurel W:lng en Inte,
Cell your Alarm COmplny for advice.
\he the memo,v log to-call to examine the cause of thie I rt
See 'Reeding loa displtya:. on PlQle 47. ae
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the System will now be setting
In the Silent Part Sat mode.
PART SETTING THE SYSTEM
A Isan optional extra toyour system.
If ft Is ntted In the systemIlls operated as follows:-
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to be switchedon.
this facility Isonen used In the domestic household'lWhen at night,
the downstairsarea IsprotectedWhile.the upstairs'Is not
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Insert the.Keyand TumIt AntI-Clockwise
until the tone stalls, and withdrawthe key.
IP/S8tt1ng ok 'I
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SETTING THE SYSTEM
. A Isanoptional extra toyour system.
If IslIttedInthesystem ttIs operated as follows:-
WIlhthesystem InDay,
InsOlt.the KeyandTum Clockwis8
until the tonestalls, and withdraw kay.
ISetUng ok II
..... Any zones InfllUft, will be displayed asbelow.
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Setting "cct AI
. 2A Exit
Do not be concemed ti thezonesscrolling onthe displayareon the
exit route, as thisIsnormal. .
Leavethe building andlockthe final exit door.
Some.systems will alsoneedtheExIt termlnalorbutton (alsocalled
a Push10 set)to bepressed to set thesystem.
.ThIs'1s normally sfted outsidethennalexftdoorandlooks likea door
bell button. ' .
Pressthisonceand for thetoneto slop.
When the sounder stops, the system Is SET.
Yourpremises arenowsecure.
The system mey also be SET with a code and
UNSE,,: with a keYSWltch or SET with a
KaYSWltch and unsat with a coda.
IS/Settlng ok II . j[.'
Do not be concerned ti the zones scrollngon the displayareonthe
route, as this Isnormal.
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Leave the areabeing secured, for example, by going upthe stairs.
If the system IsinPart Set mode the systemWillset Ymen thetone
stops, but ti your are setting In Silent Part Set ,Ithen a short
confonnatlon lone willbe heard at the endof the
Your premisesare now secure.
Note: If taults are present Inthesystem, the warning lone will stili
sound. II'
When un-setting the systemanalertmessege ( See Page18) will
be displayedtoshowthatthe systemwasPart-set or Silent-Set when
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UNSET with a keyswltch or SET with a
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. AI<syswtt.i. Is anoptional exl1a 10 your system.
W"Isaaed In the sysIem k Is""""'led as follows:-
The fona.vlng acUon wlilium ona syslem prevlolJSly SET.
,This Is alsoknownas Opening or Dlsannlngthesystem, orpUlling
"1nIo the DAY mode, . ' ' , "
., Enter by the route, opening the FinalEx"
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.: "'.: Qulcl<tf prooeed 10the nearest keyswitcl1
'. _._ TheDIsplay wlUshow
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-.(;,,:. , . ',back 10 rs nonnal12' O'clo<:I<
I!:t ,, ' 1 andwithdrawthe key. "
' If thekeYSWltch Isalreedyln the normal 12' O'dock
.i ' poslIIon Insertthe key, tum ndockwtse, watt 1 se<:ond and then
retumthe keybackto n.'s normal1Z O'dock position and wtlhdraw
.: the key. . .
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:t :;.- .'sys1em, thedisplaywlU showthe Day and Timeonly, and thefast
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PresstheYESIPART key and thedisplay brtngs up the nrst
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Master or Main code users only
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normally SETorArmed permanenllf, such as 11I8 doors to alloW
for a delivery.
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Set Systom? ThedisplayWllI ,thenshow as
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the required24HourZone Is displayed 1,
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4A 24Hr display from ON to?FF, '
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on the display, then this zone Isomitted from the sYstemwhennext
set). ;11
Press the YESIPART key to confirm and "'" display will
automatically change to the next aruaor zone that Is programmed
to be ornmltable.
Once the displayed zone Iscorrea toyour requlretpenls andall the
areas and zones areprogrammed toyour requirements, thenpress
the OIESC kay_ i
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EnsuretherequiredstatusIs OFF Is displayed
onthedisplay, thenlidszoneIsomittedfrom thesystemwhennext '
set).
Press the YESIPART key to contlrm, thedisplay will
changeto the next Anla or Zone that maybe programmed to be
ommlIable. , ' . .
Once thedisplayedzone Is CXlITeC\ 10yourlequlreffientsand all the
Areasand Zonesareprogrammedtoyour requirements thenPress
theGlESC key.
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Do notbe conoemed r thezonessaolIlngonthedisplayareonthe
exll route,as this IsnonnaL ,
Leavethe buildingaiId lockther... 1eXi door.
Some systems W1I1 alSo need the'EJdt Iermk>ator bu1lon1also called
a Pushto setl tobe pmssed to..tthe system.This Is normallysited
outsldethe final exJI doorand looks likeadoor bell button.
Pressthis onceandWaftfor tholonetostop.
Whenthe .ounder atops, the ayatemI. SET.
Your Premises are nowsecure.
In genMlI note that.
1: Pressingthe NOk&y onlychanges ONto OFF and viceversa.
2: Pressing the YESIPART keyconfirms yourseleenon
andadVances to nextareaor Zone which hasbeen defined,
3: lIthe YESIPARTKeyIsnotpressed andOIESCIspressedwithout
connrmlng thechangefromONtoOFFthan theAreawill notchange
fromONto OFF or viceversa,
4: Areasomittedalthls stagecansubsequanlly beSET by Entertng
the associated UsarCode.
e,g. SystemCooewill sat theSystem area.
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to OFF and vice Varea.
2:Pre.eing the YESIPART key confirms your
aelection end advances to next llnteor zone
which hac been defined.
3:11 the YESIPART Key is not pre.sed and
OIESC i. preed without confirming the
chang. from ON to OFF'then the Aree will
not change from ON to OFF or vice versa.
" 'CHIME MODE
During Ihe Day mode. when the system Is nol set zones can be
progra<TV1l8d tooperale a 'Chlma'1onalf an alalmIsdelac1ed ,
This Is a genlle alerl (rather than iuD scale Alarm),
Atypical application Is the fronldoorof e shop durfn9tmdlnghours.
By gMng a gentle sll1ng of beeps1he shop keeper would be alerted
thaI acustomer had enlered tha building.
The zones which opeeale the Chinotone cen be pr8i'rogrammed
bY'you, \he customer.
Turning Chime ON ' and OfF
Ma.ter and Main Pua Code U..... Only ,
AI IIl1s Program Menu,
Presslhe <D
Press ilia NO key ,
AI U1Is Menu
p..... lhe@ key (2=Chlme)
10 bflng up Chime Control menu.
2=T05t
4=Day
1=Code 2=Chlme
3=T1me 4=Eng
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1=Prog
3=Log
1,;.,. 1ThenpI9SS the NO again
l.0mlt Zone?
PressIheNO keyto alternate betweenONand OFF then pressthe
YESIPART key when satislled WIIh!he selection.
The screenwill change \0 displaythes1atus of Zone 1
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If you wanl to change lhe previously progrnmrrled seleCtIonof the
Zones set to chime, see Seiecllng zones to Chime beloW, Wnot
relurn 10Day mode by presslnglheOIESC key.
IChime =OFF
Re-activating 24-hour zones
MASTER I MAIN AND SYSTEM PASS CODE USERS
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To rearmor....adlvale the previously omitted
24Ho... Zones proceed as below
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P""", the YESIPART key
ISe,ttlng Okll
When th8 Exnlone will starts, re....nler your 4(516).<flgtt Passcode
belore !he systemhas tJme10 sal ' '
This will b<tng the systemback 10 the un-<let or Day Modewith the
24-hour zones nowset orre-armed.
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Enter your Pass COde
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Press the@ key to returnto DAYmode (4=Day).
The system Is now back to DAY mode. with, your Chime mode
selecled or deselectedas required. ' .
Chime cen be ieft .witched on or off when
setting.
The zones selected to chime will be
remembered when the chime function is
turned off. so that when turned back on, the
whole programming process. does not have to
be repeatad.
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The system Is now back to DAY mode. with your Chime mode
selected or deselected and the zones programmed
a. required.
Selecting Zona. To Chime
Wyou wish to ch""ge the zones. programmed to Chime. the
procedu/8 Is similar to thatof omittingzones . '
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After fonowlng the "TURNING CHIME ON AND OfF" menu.
Instead of pressing theO/ESCandreturning to Day mode. press
the NO key and this will aKamatethe status of the displayed zone
between ON and OFF. then pressing the YES/PART key will
connnn the seIec:tJon and move to next Zone. ConUnue unUI all the
zones are programmedor press theOIESCkeyat any Ume to return
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Programming & Erasing of User Codes.
Programming of the Chime Illncllon andthe Time.
Reading of the Memory Log.
Testing the System. , ,
Allowing the Engln"", Access to the Engineer Functions.
II can SetlPert setlUnslll all areas.
Itcan Isolate or OmKAreas and OIlrtaln Zones.
AREA 1 CODE
MASTER USER CODE
USER 'TYPES' , .
For Master Users Only to program,
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The system allows tor the allocation of a minimum of,?Pass Code
. numbers, Each number Is also allocated a 'Type' plasstflcatlon
which enables Kto havegreater or lesser access to the system.
The highest securflyclasslflcatlonIsthe MASTER Code. and
only the holder of this code can Issue oode numbers to the other
user types.
For reasons. pass oode numbers are displayed.
Instead each code Isallocated a NAMETAG. usualty the Usafs
Christian Name like Paul or James. and K is thls'hame which
appears on the When. a valid code Isentered.'lll .
This name maybeup 10 6 characters long. '
, This name may appear against any logged action In the event
memory,
MAIN USER CODE
. A Main User has access to thefollowing functions.
Programming of the Chime funcllon and the Time.
Reading of the Memory Log.
Testing the System.
Allowing the Engln"", Access to thenglneer Functions.
II can SetlPart setlUnslll all areas. I
Kcan Isolate orOmttAreas and OIlrtaln Zones.
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4=Day
1=Prog
3=Log
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This code canonly sellunseVpart set the appropr1ate,o.:rea.
E.g. Area 1 User Code can only set or Unset Area 1 Zones.
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This code canonly seUunset/part set the appropr1ate Area.
E.g. Area 2 User Code can only Set or Unset Area 2 Zones.
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'PlOQrammlngthe systemconslslsofmaking a seriesof choices.by
pressing etther the YESJPART orNO key. when presentec:J wtlh a
prompt ona display. .
Ingeneral, pressNO When' yoo Vlishtochange something. Inwhich
case a' dillerent choice wUI be presenled 10 you. Pness Ihe
YESIPART key 10 accept thecholoe oIf9l9d. . ' . , '
Thedisplay v.illlhen move to thenext display prompl .
. Apolnterllke I > I or l3J willpolnllolhalpartof
. the display which Is currenlly being edUed . . .
When programming numbers. lor example'the User Codes,
simply press the relevant number key . _ . . :
To program characters, r"leriothe Table'below orlhe remote
keypad nap, 10 see which characters correspond with each .
number key .
As each number represents IhrBB characters use. multiple
piesses . For example. pressG) only once 10 gel the leUer'j',
bullhree times 10 getlhe leller 'l '. Then either selecllhe next
.enaraeter, or Ifilis on Ihe same keythen press Ihe YES/PART
key to connrm salectlon and Ihen enter the nexl character ,
For example:- To program Ihe name debbie (or D ~ B I 3 I E on
an Abacus 6) press the keys as follOWS:
@, YES/PART.@. @. <D.<D. YESIPART. (j).(j).YES/PART.
@ @. @ YES/PART .
Press Ihe YES/PART key to nil any remelnlng spaces and
advance 10 the next code to be programmed. Press the
YES/PART key,lf the following Ieuer Is on Ihe same key.
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This code allows a cleaner tosel and unset aft cleaner zonestor ' \ '
aa:ass (lndudlng \hoSeIn.areas) bUldoes notgive oonlroloflhe full \
sysIem.For this code 10opert!\e 1116 SystemArea must be sal
The AbaaJS 6.does not haVe'theClea:ner oodefeature.
sYSTEM USERCODI:
A SystemUser has access tothe followingfuncUons.. ..., ,
Itcan only SeUPartseWnsellhe ZonesInthesystem Area.
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n- 66
' 0 666
6 - 6666
M 65666
. N 666666
0 6666666
1-0
- 00
'000
+ 0000
" . 00000
&.0000oO
0 -0000ooo
, Only the Engineer can change the engineer
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. 1 d-2 03 ' . r- 4
b.11 . -22 h-33 k 44
c. '111 .' - 222 1-3331444
1 _ 1111 2 - 222 2 3 3333 4 - 4444
A-11111 0 .22222 G33333 J- 44444
8 - 11111 1 E - 222222 H ~ 3 3 3 3 3 K -.444444
C - 1111111 F 2222222 I 3333333 l- 4444444
p - 6 .7 vS .,9
q 66 t - 77 w 88 1 99
r-666 u-771 x888 0.'999.
e - 6666 7 ~ 7777 8 - 8888 ' 8 99S9
P - 66666 S - 17177 V aa666 Y 99999
Q 666666 T - 771717 W 888888 Z - 99g9ge
R - 6666866 U - 7777177 X 88888880 9999999
IMPORTANT NOTE
Tho lowe'case lolIers, numbers 6, 7, 8, 9,0 and speclal chlllaclers
cennctbe used InT ext programming 10indicate mom numbers etc.
on the Abacus 68/12 or 64 .
Uppercasev.inbe selecled aulomaUcany,
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Coda 1 . =Used
Master/ Paul
IMPORTA!ilT NOTE
Code 1 Isalways a Master code, and cannot be erased
or have n's userlevel changed. . .
IOmit Zone 7 I
Than press \he NOkay egaln
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Z:
Prot
2=Taat I
3=Log 4=Oay,
When salistied , press the YESIPART key and the programme
arrowwUI nowpol'll1> the User type orrank.
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Master< Paul .1
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In Code 1 no other choice than Master Is available so press the
YESIPART keytoadvancetothe nextstage. Inothe'ruser
.oode numbers you can saoll throUgh the avtlliable choices '
(prasslng the NO key). unlSthe rlghl one Is dlsi>laY8.d.
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1 =Used . I[ .
" MasterlDEBBIE I
Press the NOkeyWyou wish to change theexlsUng arne
uslng the charader code lable enter thenew narM, see example
bebv, ' il
To program the name debbie (orDEBBE on an Abacus 6) press
the keys as follows; II .
@. YESlPART.@[email protected],(D, YESlPART.<D,(J),YESlPART. @,
@.@.@[email protected] , 1
If you make a mistake while programming the name, pnessthe
OIESC key and !he cursor wla beckapaoo 10 allowyOu 10enter the ..
corned letter. . ;11'
PresstheYESlPARTkey IoftAanynomalning spaoesandadvanoo
to the next code to beprogrammeid.
Press the YESIPARTkeY,lIthe foRowfng letter 10 on the same
keY. . . 'I
When the code display Is to your saUsfacllon, ' conDmn wtth
YESIPART key to advance to the next screen, Ie. Gode 2, and
repeal process. unllan the codes requlnld are programmed, then
pressOIESC key. thenlhe@key(4=Day)to relurn IhDAY mode.
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=CocIe 2=Chlme IPress tha (J)key (l=Codes);-
3=nme 4=Enpnr ,10 brfng up on the display
Coda 1 as nIs amenUy
piogrammed.
For ua. by Meeta; Us.r Holda.. Only
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Systam OFF
Wfththe system InDay mode, enter your 4(5/6)-<llgn Pass Code
and a bleap will be healll.
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,set Systam 7 ,
CocIa1 >Uaad
Mastar! Paul
lithe number Isnol 10 cIlange, press the YESlPART key 10pass 10
the next stage. nthe pass code number Is10be changed then press
the NO key 10 dear the I u..a or a.... ! (II you want 10
erase Ihe code wnhoul adding a new one, now press the
YES/PART key wnhoul enlerlng In a new code and Ihe next
code will then be displayed) and now enter Ihe number olyour.
choIce.
If you make a rnlstake, Jusl ra-enler the correct number.
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Some models of tha Ablcus requl.. thl
YESIPART key to be pra8led to advance on
to the next letter ' . II.
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' " 'ERASING A PASS'CODE ,
To erase a'eode, when allhe "'""",
(see Programming Codes,to anita at this menu, Page 34)
.... ..., ', .. .
SETTING THE TIME
Maater Pe88 Code U"ers Only ,
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WIh the system In Day mode Enteryour4(5/6)-<llgft PassCode and
a s"':'rt bleep will be heanI. ' ' .. ' ,
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Press 11I0 key (3=TIme),
Enler iithe Day of the month;
E.g. 20,than press the
YESlPART key .
Enter Inthomonth of the year.
E.g. 01, thenPress the
YESIPARTkay.
A1lhls ProgramMenu.
Press tholDkey(1"Prog)
ProsS thoNOKey. ,
Enlar InthoHours (24 Hour
dock), E.g, 08, then Press the
YESIPARTkey. "
Enler Inthominutes. E .g. 32, then
Press the YESIPART kay.
2=Te.t
4=Day
20 .... 00 00:00
Hello Steve
set System?
1=Code 2=Chlme
3=nme 4=En nr
Presstha@keylorelumto DAY model4=Day).
The system Is nowback 10 CAYmoda, WIth the newIlmo sol
tmlE.-
The clock Is slopped during progranvnlngandWIll re-etart when the
final YESIPART key Is pressed enorthe'minute' entry.
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= p r o
g
3=Log .
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120101 08 .... 32 . J
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I20 101 00 <-00
'j-0mlt Zone?
To relum 10 the main menu press the DlESC key, then tho @ key
to retum 10DAY .
The panel MUSTthen be returned to DAY modo 10 onable the
program 10 erasethe code.
Nowtry to enter tho old eo<klto ensure II has been erased.
Press the <D kay (l=code).
5elect the codolhal you wish todoloto,by pressing the YESlPART
kay untBtha d_code Is displayed.
CodeS '. AJ....
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IMPORTANT NOTES ON CODE PROGRAMMING
1: Code 1 Is always a Masler code and was Initially , factorysol
poor to shipment, at- 1234(56) , ,
2: Onoo the Masler code Is changed, only the new rode will
'Un-lock' the system and allow Masler programming,
Therefora ft Is Important to remember II n.
3: To holp you remember codes. cboose a combination 01
numbers Which hassome meaning.
e,g. :- 1066 - Bat1leofHaslJngs
00 NOT USE THIS EXAMPLE, BIRTHDAYS OR TELEPHONE
NUMBERS
4: the Mastor Code 1 Is erased, It automatically reverls to the
factory value -1234(56) .
S: Nowcodes do not become valid unlJlthe system l1llumsto tho
DAYmoda,
IF YOU CANNOT REGAIN CONTROL OF YOUR SYSTEM
AFTER REPROGRAMMING, CONTACT YOUR ALARM
COMPANY FOR ADYICE.
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.Thon pressthe NOKey then Ihe NOkay agaln,lhen tho YESIPART
kay 10 arase the code.
The display win than saollto 1IIe next code number.
you wish 10 chock this cperauon has erased a code, repeat the
prooodtJre above, bullnslead of displaying 'Used' It wiD show :-
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MASTER AND MAIN PASS CODEUSERS ONLY
Anerthe Inltlallnslallatlon,thealarm englneer""n onlychangethe
programmed paramelerswtth yourpannlssl9n. '
ThIscan be granted8$ follows:-
PI8sStheNO Key wtthln 6 seconds.
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, Thenpress the NO key again
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=proa 2=Test I
. S=Log 4=Oay .
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1=Code 2=Chlma
S=T1me' '4=En nr
PresstheQ) key (4=Engm,:.' '
" Engl"..r Coda I
Theengineer can noW enterthe ENGINEER code 10gain access
to the engineer lundlons.
When finished. the engineer will ...tumthe panel to DAYmode.
Once thesystemhas been seI with anothercode, theengineerwill
be locked outuntftthe abovaprocessIscarried outagain.
ThisIs to ensurethat nochanges canbe madetothesystemwithout
the MaslerlMaln Passcodeuserspermission.
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Master,Pess Code Only ,
II you wish the engineer to have .unlnhlb lted ,access. to
reprogrammingyoursyslem, without your permtssson, proceed
as fonows. 'II
WIlen altha menu below, ' i
I ..r Code I t. ,
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Press tha NO key, then the seresnchanges to dlspl8Ylthe currenl
slaws of tha Engln.... lnhlblt.
Engln..r Acce.. . ;
Is Locked ok? I
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lithe displaysilo,.,; 'locked', thismeanstheengineercanonlygain
. access, Yo1th yourpermission orthaIof anotherMasterCode hokler.
Press Ihe NOkey10 change thestatus from'Locked'IO'Unlocked'.
Engln..r Access I';
Is UNLocked ok? I
Once youaresaUs1Iedwfth the seldon. pressthe YESIPARTkey.
IMPORTANT NOTE . ' 11 ' ,
If the master or main Pess Codeholders are not preS8nland an
Engineering changerooslbe made,asthe englneercaMolread lIIe
Pass codes, thenawi be necessaryfor theEnglneerlo retum the
master Code to 1234(56), ,
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If you nnd the code has been changed to 1234 (56) 'Contact your
alarm company10find outWIly ? ,
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ENGINEER ACCESS
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,system OFF
wah1IIe systemIn Day
Enteryour 4(5I6)-:<llgKPassCodeand a
, , short conftrmatlon bleep wftlbeheard.
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TESTING THE SYSTEM '
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Mter end M.in Pees Code u.... Only
With any alarmInstallation, II Is highlydesirable to test IIperiodically.
This ensures that an sensors am responding correctly wilen
deliberately disturbed (e.g. a gUanled door Is opened).
Such a testis called a Walktest'.
With the system Inthe day mode.
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and ashort confoonaUon bleep
wOl beheard.
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At the prompt below
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llie dlsplay win then MOWas balow
IOmit Zone ? IPress the NO Key.
1=Zone 2=gell
3=Comm- 4=Actlve
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1=Prog
3=Log
2=Test
4=Day
Pressthe@ key (2';Test).
to bring upthe Test Menu.
This IsIheTest menu,
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Pressthe <D key (1=20ne) lIyouWlshto perrorm a Walktesl
IOmit ALL Zones? IPress the NOkey.
lithe YESIPART or GIESe keyIs pressedat this screen an the
zones will baomllled from thewalk tost. This mode Is used bythe
engineer to tum off all the zonestotostone particular drcull.
Proceed wIIh the test by 'walldng' lrIo each protected zone and
dlecldng that the Internal sounderIsactivatedeach time a zaneIs
operated. However the External sounder or the optional remote
signalling win not operate whileInthismode.
The system win .Iso display onlIle LCD screen the zone number.
drwft and text description. eachlime ille zone Is aetJvated.
If some Abacus panels may as\( Whidl Zone or REM 7' . selecl the
Zone or REM number you WIsh 10 Wall< Test'. and proceed by
pressinglIle YESIPART key.
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AND SYSTEMFAULTS
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PAlss the YEM'ART key again r requiJ&d to vi_thecauseof the
, alarm again. "
Ifyou areunsuffiastowhal has causedIheslann toac:llvate ' .
can your alarm CXlmpany , , 'If )
To ascertain what has caused the alarm to ac:llval., see 1IIe
foUoWlng chapter. Alarm I FaultDisplay. JI
IMPORTANT NOTE ' II:
The systemcannot be set againunUI Khas been RESET.
Check 10seewhat melhod of resells In operallon-althe of
this manual. undor 'Reset Mode' ;-, seePage 3.
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Reaponding to an AlermCondlllon I
If the alarmactivates while set,enlerpAlmlses, preferablywtIh lIle
police ()(help, andgo to thO ll88rest keypad. ' 1\' ..' ,
The displaywli showthat thesysiam Isset, ' ',.' ' .
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20101 23:56 SET Eirter your 4(516)-'dlgKPass
System A1 coda, the display \YIn nowshow.
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If iIIe displaydoes not show asabove, but stili that KIs sIJII
'SITthen\he Masler or Main keyholdelSWll1 naedito becontacllid '
10disarmthewhole system befoAl ft canbe re-saclired.
Pressing \he YESIPART kay WIll displaylhe cause of the al3rm. "
blIelly, e.g. ' ,
FromherepAlSS Ihe OIESCtwice
10 Allum10 the DAY mode.
A <Inactive> B
12.. 3
1=Zone 2=8ell
3=Comm 4=Actlve
1=PrOg
3=Log
Bell Test
ThisfuncllonwillIes! the exlemal Bel (SIren) and StrObe Ighl.
ITest ITo opeI1Ile this tesl press the@
kay (2=Bell)from the lest menu,
The exlemal alarmdevicesWIll should now operate, ensure the
AlarmBellis and(If fttled) the StrobesaAl nashlng.
To Slop \he belilesl. pressthe NO, OIESC orYESIPART kays.
The strobemay conllnue 10 nash untn the panel Is relumOO 10\he
Daymode.lfth. Beillstrobe fall. to operata, contact your alarm
company Immoolatoly lor advlc-.
Comm Toot (3=Comm)
Thisfunc:llon Is only available 10\he engineer.
Ills usedtolesl the remote signalling abilityof the abacus sysfBm. ,
ITest . . Cd a
TO
rnilsll llle p(8ss the. . ..
2A EXfx HAll PlR key. .
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For examplethe Zones might notbe used.
WIndoubl contac:l youralarmcompany for advice.
The saeen abovemayvaryonAbacus Panels wtIh largenumb...
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To Allum10the Daymode Press \he OIESC Key,lwIce.
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Press the YESIPART key before
thesystem has time to set, then
enteryour4(516)- digit pass coda,
Mlins supply ,.utty, Power ,.ilure.'
& Keybolfcf twnpeted with,lUther
the c.. opened up or more thM'l
24 key P....... weAl w ithouc
v.lid c;odebeing entered.
St.ndby blttery is disch.raed
fwill onIyocC\6 during Meins .faUurel.
TeJephone fine 'adty( lJ{-AB..Nm. .
USER
stem?
TRBL Phone
TABl Power
TRBl Supply
System Faults Unconnected with Zones
Thafollowing Non-Zone fauRs will be displayed should theyoccur.
USER (CUSTOMER) RESET
Resetting .The ' System,
An Alarm
Thealarmsystemcan be re-set Inone 01 threewwys, depending on
thelevel of programmedInto It
At thepromptbelow.
To perform a User (Customer) reset proceed as follows:- .
wah thesystemInthe day mode.
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20101 12:30 I Enteryour4(516) -DIgRPass code
. ALARMI , anda short conformation bleep
will be heard.
. TAMP Keyboatd
Norm.1 ,I.,m ZOl'M.
,<, .Zone monitored 24-hour
' .: Fi,. lone. _ . .
,,i P....onaI .nack lone ... 0 known Duren.
- FiMI exit .
. " ExitlEntry route: '
Exit turned Into rirlill exit in Part Set.
ZONETYPES can be
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ALARM / 'FAULTDISPLAY....
. Dirt 'ofW&el< TIme ..
. rDate /' ZoneState
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. ZoneNumber '. , ,"
Inatypical display asshown above, the uppal" partshows thaDate.
the Time dock) and Ille State 01.the Zone or CIfcuR.
Greell'Mch Mean TIme(GMT or WinterTime) Is uSed thlOllllhout.
. to avoid havingtochange the cb:l( twiceayear. .
The lowerpart shows the Zone Number, the Zone Type. and the
..Zone Name. If morethan8 chamaershavebeenprogrammed Into
the zone the zone ....mber and type amnot displayed.
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i ' . '. CetA Zone .Ienn on citcuit A.
/ . , -: CctB Zone .Iarm on cirCuit B.
I Trbl . - Zona .Trouble e1erm.
! . . :!--- Bad 'Bad Set" on that Zone. Me 18.
: . ' . -. TAMP Circuit il tampered with.
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h.. been rem ov ed)
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Ur . Ut generated alarlTl on ,emote keypad
0.. lIl.me .r. aMtha. gener.ted at the
keypad by pressing both the 'Help ke ys'
marked (II eimuft.eneously.
20/0112:31
System OFF
Thesystem Is now reset.
:The 'Help keys' cen be programmed to show :_
Fir. - Fir. alarm.
PA Pefeonal ,Uack,l.rm.
MEO Sl.IrTlrnon medical .siatanca.
IMPORTANT NOTE , .
If your Abacus does not respond as above, your system Is not
programmed to 'Use( (Customer Reset). seethe follo'Mng pages.
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.ENGINEER RESET
tt Is not possible for user10 resettheAbacus alarmpane' this
EngineerResetfeatum Is programmed. .
tt Is a requlmmenl d manyregulating authorliJes, thatlhe syslem
must be 'Resetby a means not nonnally avaRable to the user. .
ThisIs Inoilier to reduce the IlIIllber of false callsthatlhe poIk:e
emes!(ed to allene!, .
tt will also ensumthatfaultf systems erenot marmedwtlh a lautl
AchargeIs norma1tt.made for anengineer 10 attend your premises
. and mseltheAbaQJS syslem.
AD Alarmcorilpanles must abideby t!Ieserules.
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To check r your system IsEngln_ Reset proceed as f0I1oW.s.-..
Wtth the syslemInthedaymode.
120101 12:30 IEnter your Pass code
ALARMI and a shortconformation bleep
will be healll .
AI the prompt below
. CODE RESET . '. ". .. . :
tt Is possiblefor auserto reset theAbaCUS alarmpanel thisCode
Reset feature Is programmed, but only If you contad the alann
company. " ,III
Some alarm company's oller a reduced charge for performing a
Coded Reset . via thetelephone. 11'
To see lfy"ursyslBm IsCode Reset p<oceed as fofIal.
With the systemIntho day mode . ,.' ,
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Wed 12:30 IEnteryour4(516)-DlgIPasscode
AlARMI . anda s/lOI1 conflnmallot.bleep will
be heard. '
At the prompt belovi ,.
USER
stem?
Presslh<i YESlPARTkey,lfthedlsplaylhen changaslo;
Phona Engln..r i I
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cln your Allrm Complny II soon II pOSlible,
Prossthe YESIPART kay.WthedlsplaYthenchangesto;
It mlY tlke .Ivlrll houro for In Ingineer to
call, at palik time. like FridlY night.
and dUllng Itorms or extend4lld power failures.
In this casecontactyouralarmcompany, 10 as!(for an engineerto
resetyour alarmsystem.
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Not all Abacuscontrol panelscan display theengineers telephone
number. '
Have ready your account number and a suitabletime tor'an engineer
to call. .
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tt win then displaythozone thai caused thealArm
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In this case, conlac! your alarmcompany, to ask for a Code Reset.
Have mady your occoont number and theQuote # nulnber.
The alarmcompanywRI need 10 knowthoarcurnslanc8S of howthe
alarm came to bBlnneed ora mset: ,.. . 'II
IMPORTANT NOTE . II
Your Alarm Com".ny will dedde r a ole vlstt Is requlr8d to reclIfy
the fautt or 10Investigate the falseac:llllallon.
On thocompany will Intumgiveyou a dllfemnl4-dlgtt
number over thetelephone, saoexampl. below. 'II'
For example: . . ' i
'Press the following keys thenagain then NOthen
This number, when .ntemd onthe kayped, wlll clear th& alarm.
This given new number wllllJMlet the IY'It@m only tnee
If a second starm or false alann occurs, 8 dtfferent number will
the display. and a newnumber wtn be reqtJltlted 10 clear
This again will be given byyour A1ann Company: '
The AI.rm Company wtll decide If I .n. vIsit Is to
rectify the fault or to Investfgate the isis. activation!'
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nwill thendisplaythe zone that ...
caused the alann condition.
John
.tam?
Phone Engln..r
0818439637
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S stem
2=Test
4=Day
1=Prog
3=Log
Altha prompl beloW ' .
Hello USER Press the NO Key.
Set S stem?
Pressthe @ key (:FLog) 10seledthe memory recall feature.
1=Vlew. 2=Omlts Press the CD key (l=VIew)to
3= List 4= Pro ram se/oct the full memory recall
reaturu.
II thekey (2=Omlts) Is pressed theZones om/lied durtng thelast
set pel1cd will be displayed, A typk:al display could be;
20101 08:35:30 OF
KP1 Mastr PAUL
Thedisplay All then show as below.
lomit Zone ? ) Pmosthe NOKey.
Thisdlsplayshows Ihal MasterPasscode holder called'PAUL' has
unset the system at 8 .35 amon Keypad No 1.
PresstheYEs/PART key toscroD bilel< Inlime 10vlew ptIor evenls.
Press the NO key 10 scroll lorward Inlime 10 shoW more recent
evenls. Press the GIESCkey 10rotum b this menu.
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=prog 2=Test I
. 3=Log 4=Day .
Toreturn 10 Day mode, Pressthe (j) key(4=Day)
'READING THE MEMORYlOG.
MASTER AND MAIN CODES'ONLY
The lasl 25 or more 'Events' I'Al1ch are recorded In the AbacuS
. memory, can be recalled lor examination on the LCDdisplayscreen.
Wrequiredthe number 01",cordedevents canbe lnaea5edtomore
than 150 by the Installation ct anASI upgrade module seeyour
. Installer lor more details. ' . ,
To examinethe log proceed as foftows; .
A Alarm sensor wUlcausa the
extemal bells to110g andthe
sounder 10 pulseet2 second
Intervals.
To c1earthe Frn Alarmcondition, and reset theFlrO "';50r, swftcll
lhe systemlelT(lOrar1li Into the Walldest' Mode . II the TAMP or
THBL messages appear, always contact your alarm company.
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The ayatem may go into full alarm sometime
aner eight hours fro m Mains foilure.
depending on the eize and capacity of the
battery. .
YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO SILENCE THE
EXTERNAL ALARM
III CALL THE ALARM COMPANY NOW III ,
Do not try to silence the external
siren by removing the control panel
lid. removing wires. fuses. batteries
. .or Pcb's from the panel.
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DAY FAULTS ANDALARMS
The 101l';"lng faults on the system may cause the 10.
actlvaleon even.men Ihe system Is OFF; InIheDAY mode.
To silencethe sounder enleryour 4(516)-<11911 pass code . .
20101 12:03 TAMP Theenll-lamper swllclles on a
4A Exit HALL det8ctor have rePorted a faull,
e.g.detector box""eo or a wire Is
art.
Wthe lext disPlaY shoWs 'Keypad Tamp' then more than 24 key
pressesmayhavebeen madev.1!houlb"valldcOde beingentered.
20101 11:10 .1RBL The opllonal communicating
Phone devicehas a faull onthe
telephoneline (or radio1I0k).
The Doe of Oommunk:atlon has been art.
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Supply .. art. This musl beinvestigated and
. power restored, cI1eek mainsfuse.
A 'SupplyTrouble' tauR doesnol cause an Iolemalalarm.
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K7 Engnr. Engnr .,
The alarmwas switched on by tha
anglneM.
2003.021015 X12B
12 Nita .Gar 8
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110022355.12
Part-set .
1002181924
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On
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1002181628
ALARMI TRBL
2101141545
ResetALann
2001 152556 TRBL
Phon.
1602 155026 TRBL
orr Hook
The alarm was lurned olf by Chris,
a masler coda holder allceypad
nuriltMir 2 ;;19:18 P.M. & 00
seconds.
The alarmwas turned on by Paul
at 7:55 AM & 30 seconds and al
lceypad number 1.
on 1102094936
K1 Duress Paul
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2001 211800 on .
K2 Master CHRIS
2001 075530 On
K1 Master PAUL
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on IAlarm swllched olf by \he opUonal
. kay swttcIl. . ,
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Kitchen Door
1602155026TRBL
No Ton.
1002181924
4A Nlte Hall Plr
XI Detector No. 4A was omitted (or
on Test) when the system was sel
and that area was therefore
un-protected.
1602155026 TRBL
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Thomains supply was restoredon
tho 22M January al 03:15 PM.
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TRBL Themains supply Was
on the22nd January al 12:05PM.
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2201 151500
Mains okl
2201120510
Supply
0101 00:00:00
Watch Dog
1=VI.w
3=Llst
Pressing the@ key (3=Usl), will
causethe Whole-log to be printed
on lheDA Systems printer, W
,oonneded.
If you do nol have a prjnter, donetusethis rearure. This pnntedlog
, Isvery slmllarlo the Displayedlog. afowexamples are given belOW.
Printing the log
After presslng the lID key U1e following menu may be
, displayed on some Abacus panels,
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21 /01 21 :18:55 GMT OFFThe alarmwas lumod oil by
KP2 Ma." GARY GARY, a master code holder al
< OFF> SY CL A2 A 1 keypailnumber 2 at 9:18 P.M. &
55seconds. After his
oodelheSystem, Cleaner, Area 1
&Are. 2 wene disarmed.
When examining a prlnlout, nwill
bepossible 10 see who seUunsel
which areas, by seeing Whal was
setbefore.
, The system'performs a function thaicontinuously checks Olal Ole
"micf<HXlmpule(', at the heart of U1e ABACUS panel Is WOt1dng
correctly. This Is called a 'Watch Dog".
Somel!mes. when corrupted by masstve eledltcal Inlerfe","oo.
posslbly during an e1ecll1cal stonn, ft Is necessary 10 reset Ole
ABACUS 10ensure your rnaxbnumsecurlly.
n the system Is sal at this Ume,Kw11lautomatJcally rearm afterthe
Walch Dog'. However nnIs unset,a short bleep wOJ be /1eanland
the syslem wtll return to the Day mode.
The programming of the control panel wtll remain wtIhIn the
permanenl memory of the panel. bUt the dale and lime will noed
Ie'programming. If Ihe panel pertonns this func1Jon often, contact
your alarm company for advice.
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The Umewas changed.al 13:55
and 28 seconds on the 16th
February.
The Engineer hasperformed a
programming change, al 13:55
and 28 seconds onthe 16th
February.
The Engln_ moo. has been
enlered.
The ExIt lermlnalor bunon Is being
pnossed Exli or Test.
The delector cover was removed
at 02:10 AM & 15secondson
2nd Marcil.
The ABACUS Dd was ramoved al
02;05 AM & 15 seconds.
The DAC digital CO<T1lTl<Jnlcator
has ceased fuOdJonlng.
Can Alarm Engineer.
TheDAC digital corm"mlcalor
has delected thai tho
phone has 'RInging if .
TheDAe dlgllal communlcalor Is
lInable 10conlad tho
central station .
TRBLI
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1602135028
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Tast
Exit T.rmlnator

2201 020515 TAMP

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50
1602155026 TRBL
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2003021015 , TAMP The nomole zonecollactorcover
REM . .' Was remov&d at 02:10 AM& 15
seconds on 2nd Mart:h,
Some modelsof AbaCuswhich can have morethanoneREMshow
a REM number as waR.
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The OAC digital communlcalor
, has suocessfully conladed the
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KP4. Cln, BETlY
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. KP6 Mast, .' PElER . master code holder PET.ER et . .
< OFF> 8:14 AM & 45 seconds on the
68911 14th February al keypad number
5.Whan hesel, zones 6,8,9 & 11
W8nl omllled (Isolaled). leaving
those'zones unprotected.
The system's cleaner Area was
turned olf by \he cleaner Belly al
11;()5 AMon\he 1st Aprtlal
koypad number 4.
Press the OIESC: key10 abortthe KreqUired.
Printlng'the Us., Code.
Aller pressing \he @ key (3=l.og).the fol1owlng menu may be
displayed onsome Abacus panels. .
1=V1ew 2=Om"
3=L18t4=Program
PressIng the (i) key (4=PTOglllm), WUI causethe user code types
and names lobe prtnted on\he Oil.Systems Kconnected.
11Ieectual code numbers al1lhot prtnled for aecurtty reallOflll,
If you do Mt llave a prtnter. donot usethisfeatute.
11IIsprtniedusercode listwtD beslmDartotheexample givenbelow;
. Code 00 = Used
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Code 03 = Used
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Cllpyr!gllt Thocopyl1ghl ollhls publlc8l1on ISlho property01 DASyllleml
(lligllel Audto UmlIedj 000 no pertIll'" 0011I_ shell be reproduced
_lhelDTllllU1YSwritten pennlsslon.
Ma!rrtAOanCQ" Everyetfof1 has made to ensure that tne IriormsUon In
this c:toeumerrt Is accurate8 1 atthe dEltad publication.
The reservesthe f1ght 10modify the design and spectricaUonIn the
light of technical progress and notice.
Abe.Cus User Manual Part No: Y9m5 laue: 2 June 1993.

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TNs manua' peI18ln& to!he r&ng. d cortrcIequipment. models
Abacus6P & (R). AbacusBP lAB!. Abacul '1S. end Abacus 72.
CottamWrJ:Ion. of sotrware mayvary a-om thoonmplos In tills manuaL
This manual was producect Ql Venlura GOldProfesslonsl V4 .11 by Paul King
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