Touch Screen Keypad

USER’S MANUAL

D8x/D16x Navigator Alarm Control Panels V7

Operation and User Programming Manual
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N55 D8X/D16X NAVIGATOR USER MANUAL

Rev 1, May 2010

Document Part Number: 890-402

WARNING ADSL NOTICE

Installation and maintenance to be performed by ADSL broadband data can interfere with the
qualified service personnel only. operation of your alarm dialler.

CAUTION It is recommended that a quality ADSL filter

Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an be installed as per the filter manufacturer's
incorrect type. Dispose of used batteries according guidelines in all premises with an alarm
to the instructions on the battery. dialler installed.

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 Contents
Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Navigator System overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Navigator Touch Screen Keypad overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Information Screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Care & Cleaning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Applying the Protective Film . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Zone Status Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Clock Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
System Alarm Displays . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12, 13
Arming the System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Disarming the System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Home Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Duress Alarm. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
Emergency Alarms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Excluding Zones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Event Memory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Day Mode Setup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Day Mode Operation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Auto Time Automation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
Auxiliary Outputs, Manual Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Programming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
How to enter program mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Set Brightness, Set Volume . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Edit Zone Names, Edit AUX Output Names . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Zone Name Library . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Setting the Real Time Clock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
User Codes Options Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
User Codes Programming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Radio Keys Programming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33
Timer Programming, Entry/Exit Delays . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Follow Me Telephone Number Programming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Monitoring Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Remote Operation by Telephone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Installation Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
 Introduction

The Ness Navigator is a revolution- Zone descriptions are displayed

ary touch screen interface for use in plain English and you can even
with the Ness D8x/D16x1 series edit zone names yourself to reflect
alarm control panels. the names of rooms in your own
premises.
Navigator has a large touch sensi-
tive 3.5” colour LCD which is easy Not only does Navigator provide
to read, easy to use and makes valuable information about your
operating your Ness alarm system a Ness alarm system, it allows you to
real pleasure. arm and disarm your system, tells
you what the system is doing, you
The large colour screen means Nav-
can use it to program alarm system
igator can tell you much more than
and if that’s not enough - Navigator
a conventional keypad can.
just looks great!

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Navigator Touch Screen Keypad is compatible with Ness D8x and D16x control panels Version 7 and later.

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Your Navigator System

Your Ness Alarm System

Ness Navigator Touch Screen Keypad is the face of your Ness D8x or
D16x Navigator Alarm System.
Navigator’s self-explanatory operation guides provide you with plain
English displays and intuitive touch screen operation.
The interactive display screens make it easy to view all your zones
with your own text descriptions, get help and prompts for arming, dis-
arming, operating outputs, emergency alarms and more.

Up to four Navigator
TOUCH TOUCH TOUCH TOUCH Touch Screen Keypads
SCREEN SCREEN SCREEN SCREEN per system.
KEYPAD KEYPAD KEYPAD KEYPAD

8 or 16 Zones for PIRs, Door & Window Switches, Vibration Sensors, Smoke Detectors...

OPTIONAL Card/Fob Reader

OPTIONAL RADIO DEVICES

Internal Siren
Radio keys, PIRs, Radio Reed Switches,
Radio Keypad, Radio Smoke Detector...
MAIN
HOUSING

External Siren
Strobe Light

Auxiliary Outputs for optional connection

to Electric Roller Doors, Lighting, Line Fail
Output, Radio Key Panic Output, Radio Key
AUX Output and more...
RKP
R A D I O K E Y PA D

17V AC Plug Pack (Supplied)

Telephone Dialler Built-in

Telephone Lead (Supplied)

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Overview

The Disarmed Screen

In the normal disarmed mode, the Navigator screen displays informa-
tion about the state of your system and gives you instant access to
commonly used functions.

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7
1 8
2 9

3 10

4 11

1 Touch to arm the system. Page 14.

2 Touch to arm Home Mode. Page 16.

3 Touch to Exclude zones. Page 19.

4 Touch to view the event memory. Page 20.

5 Numeric keypad.

6 Touch to view the full zone list. Page 10.

7 Touch here to view the calendar. Page 11.

This area also displays System Alarms. Page 12.

8 Touch to activate the Emergency Alarms. Page 18.

9 This area displays current Emergency Alarms.

10 Touch to control the Auxiliary Outputs. Page 24.

11 Touch to display the information screens. Page 7.

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Info Screen

See page 8.

Ness Corporation contact details. Your installer’s contact details are stored
here. Never lose a business card again!

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Care & Cleaning

Caring for your Navigator

Do not use a pen, screwdriver or other sharp implement to press the
touch screen. Permanent damage may result and will invalidate any
warranties.
Please press lightly, the touch screen does not need heavy force to
operate. Pressing too hard may damage the LCD screen and the
housing. Navigator responds to every touch with a short beep.

Cleaning The Touch Screen

Do not clean the touch screen with abrasive cleaners. Navigator’s
Clean Screen page. While the system is disarmed, press Info, Clean
Screen to see the cleaning instructions.

STEP 1. In the disarmed STEP 2. Press Clean Screen. STEP 3. Press Start.
mode, press Info.

Step 4. The touch screen will be disabled for 10 seconds. Clean

the bare screen or the protective film using a soft dry cloth or a
cloth moistened with Isopropyl Alcohol.
Avoid chemical cleaners and solvents which may damage plastic
components.

You have 10 seconds left. Screen cleaning time

has finished.

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Screen Protection

Applying the Protective Film

Navigator Touch Screen Keypad is supplied with two self-adhesive screen
protectors. Please apply one protector and keep the other as a spare.
The Protective Film is supplied to protect the sensitive touch surface from
marks and scratches which may appear under normal use. We highly rec-
ommend you apply the film to keep your touch screen looking brand new
for years to come.

STEP 1. Use the orange No. 1 tab to STEP 2. Flip the film over to position
peel off the self-adhesive backing. the green No. 2 tab at the top left.

Please peel off this Please peel off this mask

mask BEFORE application AFTER application completed

STEP 3. Holding the

protective film by the green
tab, carefully apply the film
to the Navigator’s screen.
Start applying at one end and
smooth the film as you go to Please peel off this mask

remove any air bubbles AFTER application completed

STEP 4. Use the green tab

to peel off and discard the
topmost layer of the film.
Your Navigator is now ready
for use.

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 Zone Status Display

Touch the
Zone Status Bar
to display the
full zone list.

The Zone Status Bar displays the zone numbers

of unsealed zones.

If only one zone is unsealed its description will

also be displayed.

Zones which are currently in the alarmed state are

displayed in flashing red text.

Touch to close the window.

The zone number and
description of all zones.

Unsealed zones
The Zone List display will show
show a red indicator.
8 or 16 zones depending on
whether your Navigator Control
Panel is a D8x or D16x.

Zone names can be customised in

program mode. Page 28.

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Clock Display

The date and time are normally

displayed when the system is
armed or disarmed.
The date and time can be set in
User Program Mode, see page 30.
If there is a System Alarm, this area
will display the alarm. See next
page.

To display the full calendar.

Touch

Touch to close the window.

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System Alarm Display

If there is a System Alarm, the

clock area will display the alarm.
Touch to display details.

To display System Alarm details.

Touch the system alarm area.

Full description of the System

Alarm and what action to take.

Outstanding System Alarms

shown here.

Dialler Communication Fail means

your dialler was not able to send
an alarm message. This message
is usually seen if the panel has
not been acknowledged remotely
if using Audible Monitoring. See
page 36.

Touch Next to view any other

System Alarms.

Touch to close the window.

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System Alarm Display

Radio Key low battery alarm.

Radio Tamper alarm indicates that

a device such as a Radio Reed
Switch or the R12 Radio PIR may
have been opened. Check the
device.
Radio Supervision, if enabled by
your installer, alerts you if a radio
device has not transmitted a signal
for a set interval. Ask your installer
to check the radio device.

External Tamper alarm and Panel

Tamper alarms. Check the external
siren cover and main panel.

Touch to close the window.

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To Arm

The control panel must be armed

in order to detect intruders.
Before arming, make sure all zones
are “sealed” by ensuring there is
no movement in rooms covered by
motion detectors and that doors
or windows protected by reed
switches are closed. The display
will tell you when the system is
ready for arming.

SIREN WARNING
At the end of the exit time, all
To arm the system.
zones should be sealed. If any are
unsealed, the siren will sound for
2 seconds to indicate that those Touch +
zones have been automatically
excluded. You should disarm
the panel, check the premises or touch + +
and then arm again. Continual
A valid user code.
warnings could mean there is a
problem with a detection device
- you will have to manually exclude
the zone before attempting to arm
the system.
If a zone is unsealed at the end
of exit time and the auto-exclude
option is disabled, the siren will
sound for the duration of siren
time, (the default is 5 minutes).

10 10 beeps on arming
means mains power may be turned
off or the backup battery is low.

One long beep when

you arm could mean the panel is
already armed or the keypad code
is wrong, (if not using Shortcut
Arming).

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To Disarm

When you enter the protected

premises through a delay zone,
the keypad responds with regular
beeps1 as a reminder to disarm.
If the panel is not disarmed by the
end of the entry delay time, an
alarm will occur.
Using the optional radio keys,
you may disarm your system from
inside your premises or from just
outside.2
If you make a mistake when
entering your user code, press”E” To disarm the system.
and start again. Five incorrect
entries will cause an alarm. Touch +
The panel can be reset and the A valid user code.
siren/s silenced by disarming the
panel.
If you arrive at your premises and
find the strobe light flashing3 (if
installed), reset the panel as above.
To check the cause of the alarm,
you can view the alarms in memory
by entering Memory Mode.

ARM ONLY CODES

User codes can optionally be
programmed to be Arm Only
codes. An Arm Only code can arm
the system but it cannot disarm.
However if an Arm Only code is
assigned to a radio key, the radio AUTO RE-ARM
key OFF button will arm and Your panel may be programmed for Auto Re-
disarm. Arm to help prevent accidental disarming.
Auto Re-Arm checks that you have entered the
1
If Entry Beeps are enabled. premises after disarming. If all zones remain
sealed for a period as set by the entry delay
2
The strobe light will flash to time then the panel will re-arm. This is most
indicate arming and disarming by useful when used with radio keys where the
radio key. Your installer can also OFF button might be accidentally pressed after
enable siren ‘Chirps’ for an audible you have armed and are leaving the premises.
indication of radio key operation.
3
In the event of an alarm, the
strobe light will flash for 72 hours or
until the panel is reset.

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To Arm Home Mode

Home mode allows you to arm

selected zones while others are Touch +
ignored. Typically, perimeter zones
(doors and windows) can be
monitored while you are at home.
or touch + +
Your installer must program which A valid user code.
zones will be active in Home mode.
If an alarm occurs while in Home
mode, entering a valid user code
+ E will silence the alarm. This
will also disarm the panel, so
remember to re-arm Home mode
again if needed.
Using the optional Radio Keys you
can arm Home Mode by pressing
either the OFF button or the ON
button twice within 4 seconds or
by pressing the AUX button, (RK4
radio key only). These options
must be enabled by your installer.
Note: Home Mode and Area arming
Home Mode can be used if the NOTE
panel is fully disarmed or if only
Area2 is armed. Home Mode is not In normal disarmed mode, the Home Mode
available when Area 1 is armed. button is visible only if your installer
The panel can be armed in Home has enabled Home Mode.
mode if Area2 is already armed on
these conditions:
• Area 1 must be OFF.
• Area 2 must be armed first, and
then Home Mode armed – not the
reverse.
• Zones assigned to both Home
mode and to Area 2 will act as
Home Mode zones when both
Area 2 and Home Mode are armed.
Note: Home Mode arming when
Area2 is armed cannot be done by
Radio Key or by keyswitch.

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Keypad Duress Alarm

The DURESS alarm can be used To trigger the keypad Duress Alarm, add
to send a silent alarm to the central a special digit before your user code when
station that you are being forced to disarming.
disarm the panel against your will.
That is - you are disarming under
“duress.” Touch + +
A valid user code.
To disarm and send a DURESS
alarm, prefix your User Code with
one of the digits 5, 6, 8 or 9 when
disarming. You can precede your user
code with any of the digits
* The Keypad DURESS is normally 5, 6, 8 or 9.
not enabled. To enable this
function, consult your installer.
* DURESS alarms can only used
by systems which are monitored by
a Central Station.
* The DURESS alarm can be
programmed to sound the internal
siren (Reset output). This option is
Off by default.

Your system will now be disarmed and

a silent Duress alarm is sent to your
central monitoring station.

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Emergency Alarms

PANIC ALARM To trigger Emergency alarms.

The Panic alarm may have been
programmed to be either Audible Touch
to activate the sirens, or Silent to
send a PANIC report by dialler if
your system is monitored by a
Central Station.

The Emergency Alarm display will

show Medical and Fire alarms only
if they have been enabled by your
installer.
The Medical alarm sends a medical
alarm report by dialler if this option
has been enabled by your installer
and the system is monitored by a
central station.
The Medical Alarm does not sound
the sirens.
The Fire alarm sounds the siren
using the Fire Alarm sound and
sends a Fire Alarm report by dialler.
If this option has been enabled by
your installer and the system is
monitored by a central station.

If the Panic Alarm Shortcut is not enabled,

you are required to enter your user code
+ E to trigger the panic alarm.

Touch to close the window.

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Excluding Zones

If there is a problem with a To Exclude zones.

detection device and the zone
cannot be sealed when arming
the panel, then that zone can be Touch
manually Excluded so that it does Then touch the zone name/s to toggle the
not generate alarms. exclude status for one or more zones.
When zones have been Excluded,
the EXCLUDE light flashes Excluded zones are indicated by the icon.
continuously while the panel is
disarmed and also when armed.
Zones can be excluded while the
panel is either disarmed or armed.
See notes below.
Zone Exclude is not permanent.
Excluded zones are automatically
included next time the panel is
disarmed.

Touch to close the window.

Flashing

In both disarmed and armed

modes, the Zones Excluded icon
flashes to indicate that there are
zone/s excluded.

Flashing

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Event Memory

The panel stores a comprehensive To view the Event memory.

event memory, including Arming,
Disarming, Low Battery, Mains Fail
and Alarm events. Touch

The memory is constantly

upgraded and the last 30 events
are always available for viewing.
This memory display can only be
selected while the panel is in the
disarmed state.
The MEMORY button flashes
continuously when an alarm has
occurred as a reminder to view the
alarm memory.
Touching the MEMORY button to
view the event history also clears
the flashing memory alert.
Press Next to view the event memory from
The Event Memory window will most recent to oldest.
close automatically when the last
event has been viewed.

Touch to close the window.

There is no need to refer to charts or tables

- the event memory describes exactly what
you’re viewing, in plain English.

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Day Mode - Set up
Select which zones will be Temporary Day
Your Navigator control panel has a Zones. You probably will only need to do this
Temporary Day Zone feature which once or occasionally.
allows easy and flexible Day Zone
selection and operation.
To enter Temporary Day Zones selection.
Temporary Day Zones operate in
addition to Permanent Day Zones
Touch +
which are usually set up by your
installer. Then touch the zone name/s you want to
enable or disable as Day Zones.
You can easily enable and disable
Temporary Day Zones and even
Selected zones are indicated by the icon.
program which zones will be Day
Zones from the Navigator Touch
Screen keypad.
Day Zones can be programmed by
your installer to beep the keypad,
or briefly sound the siren/s or flash
the strobe light, or to sound an
optional buzzer.

TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
Day Zones are useful for a variety
of applications such as a shop
door beeper triggered by a reed
switch on the door.
For example, in a shop situation
you can use Day Mode to alert you
when a customer enters the front
door.
You can also use Temporary Day
Zones to monitor switches on, for
example, the rear door or the fridge
doors.

Note for installers and advanced

users: Permanent Day Zones are
not displayed in selection mode.
Permanent Day Zones can be
selected as Temporary Day Zones
but this has no effect as those
zones are already day zones.

Touch to close the window.

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Day Mode - Operation
Day Mode can be enabled when the panel is in
This enables/disables both the normal disarmed mode.
Temporary and Permanent Day
Zones.
To enable Day Mode.
When Day Mode is enabled, any
unsealed day zone will sound the Touch +
programmed output for 2 seconds.
When Day Mode is disabled, an
unsealed day zone will simply be
indicated on the keypad as an
unsealed zone.

To disable Day Mode.

Touch +

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Auto Time

Auto Time - automating your

ARM or DISARM AUTOMATICALLY at
Navigator security system.
ARMED pre-programmed times of day or day of
Your D8x/D16x Navigator panel ARMED the week.
features sophisticated automation HOME
Increase site security. No need to rely on
features making full use of the
staff remembering to arm or disarm the
onboard Real Time Clock and a set
system.
of powerful yet simple to program
options.
TURN AUX OUTPUTS ON or OFF at
pre-programmed times - every day,
once a week, any time. Automate doors,
sprinkler systems, lights and more.

ENABLE/DISABLE USER CODES

depending on the time of day or day of
the week. Allows managers to grant users
access to the system at selected times
and deny after hours entry.

AUTO TIME WARNING PERIOD

(Optional function - must be enabled by your installer.)
When an Auto Time event is about to begin, your keypad (or keypads) will begin a constant
slow beep as a warning that the automatic event is about to happen. The warning beeps can be
programmed to start up to 99 minutes prior to the AutoTime event.
Press any key on the keypad to stop the beeps during the warning period. The beeps will start
again for the final minute at a faster rate.
Final Minute beeps. In the last minute prior to the Auto Time event, the keypad will beep at a
faster rate to warn that the event is about to start.

TO DELAY THE AUTO TIME EVENT

(Optional function - must be enabled by your installer.)
To delay the Auto Time event, enter a valid user code on its own. (The user code must be assigned
to an Area to work). This will suspend the warning beeps and the AutoTime event for 1 hour - when
the warning process will start again.
Example: Your panel is programmed to Auto Arm at 6pm every weekday and the Warning Period
is programmed for 5 minutes. You are working back late and at 5:55pm your keypad begins to
beep. Since you're not ready to arm the system yet, enter your user code (without pressing E) at
the keypad. The warning beeps will stop and arming will be delayed by one hour. At 6:55pm the
warning beeps will start again, followed by automatic arming if you don't delay the event again.
Any AutoTime event can be postponed, not just arming. You can also delay the automatic turn (or
off) of one of the AUX outputs in the same manner.

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AUX Outputs - Manual Operation

Manual Operation Of the Aux To operate the AUX outputs.

Outputs (Optional function - must
be enabled by your installer.)
Touch
As well as automatic operation
by Auto Time, the four auxiliary Auxiliary Control is available in all modes,
outputs can also be operated including when the system is armed.
manually by keypad.
The Auxiliary Output Control screen
shows the AUX outputs which have
been programmed for keypad
control by your installer.
Touch a button to Pulse on or
toggle an output. (Pulse or toggle
is programmed by your installer.)

MANUAL OPERATION AND AUTO TIME

SCHEDULES
Manual operation of outputs works in
conjunction with AutoTime schedules, if
programmed.
For example, if AutoTime has turned an output
on as scheduled (say, a light) you can manually
turn it off (and back on again) any time you
wish. At the scheduled turn OFF time, if the
output is still on it will be turned off.

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Programming

How to enter program mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

Set Brightness, Set Volume . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27

Edit Zone Names, Edit AUX Output Names . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

Zone Name Library . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

Setting the Real Time Clock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

User Codes Options Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

User Codes Programming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

Radio Keys Programming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

Timer Programming, Entry/Exit Delays . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

Follow Me Telephone Number Programming . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

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Programming - How to enter Program Mode
Enter program mode when the panel is in the
In User Program Mode you can normal disarmed mode.
program User Codes, Timers, Real
Time Clock, Follow Me Telephone
Number. To enter User Program Mode.

USER CODES Touch + +

The panel has 56 user codes which Your Master code.
can be operated by keypad code
(3-6 digit PIN), by optional radio
key or by optional access cards.
The factory default Master Code
is 123. You should re-program
this code with a new code of your
own choice.

TIMERS
You can also re-program the Entry
Delay Time and Exit Delay Time if
you need more or less time to exit
and enter the premises.

REAL TIME CLOCK

Some automation features such as
To exit User Program Mode.
AutoTime rely on the onboard Real
Time Clock. Set the current date
and time to ensure events take Touch +
place as expected.
You will need to adjust the Hours
setting when Daylight Savings The panel will automatically exit Program Mode
starts and ends. if the keypad is inactive for 4 minutes.

FOLLOW ME TELEPHONE
NUMBER
If your panel is set up for Audible
Voice monitoring, you can program
the Follow Me Telephone Number
to temporarily replace the two
installer-programmed phone
numbers.

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Programming - Navigator Configuration

The Navigator Configuration screen In User Program Mode.

allows you to:
Touch
SET BRIGHTNESS
Adjust the brightness of the
Navigator’s LCD screen back-
lighting to suit the room.

SET VOLUME
Adjust the beep volume of the
Navigator touch screen.

DEFAULT ALL CONFIG ITEMS

This option deletes your
custom settings and returns all
configuration options to factory
default settings.

Slide your finger along the Brightness

slider to adjust the brightness from 1%
to 100%

Slide your finger along the Volume slider

to adjust the touch screen beep volume
from 1% to 100%. The volume cannot be
set to zero.

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Programming - Navigator Configuration

EDIT ZONE NAMES

Edit the zone names to suit your
own premises. For example,
instead than meaningless
numbers, zones can be given
names that mean something to
you, such as Front Door, Back
Door, Lounge Room, etc.
You can choose from a library
of common zone names or type
your own names using the on
screen QWERTY keyboard.

EDIT AUX OUTPUT NAMES

If your installer has installed
automation options, you can edit
the names of the four auxiliary
outputs.

The example opposite shows

how to edit Zone Names. Follow
the same procedure to edit Aux
Output Names. Touch a zone name. If you have a
Navigator D8x panel this display will
show 8 zones.

Next/Previous zone

Backspace

Move cursor Left/Right

Opens zone name library

To return to the zone list

Edit the name of the zone.

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Programming - Navigator Configuration

EDITING ZONE NAMES

Using the Zone Name Library.

Touch a zone name to display the zone

name editor.

Next/Previous zone

Backspace

Move cursor Left/Right

Opens zone name library

To return to the zone list

Touch Select to open the
zone name library.

THE ZONE NAME LIBRARY.

You can use the zone name editor
to type the names of all your
zones.

To save you time, Navigator Touch

keypad has a built-in library of
common zone names. You can
even choose a zone name from
the library and add more text to
customise it further.

For example. Choose “Garage” Choose a pre-defined zone name from

from the library and add “Roller the library then press to close the
Door” or “Detector” or “Window”. library.

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Programming the Real Time Clock

This option allows you to program: In User Program Mode.

DAY OF MONTH (01-31)
Touch
MONTH (01-12)
YEAR (10-63)
HOUR (00-23) 24hr time format
MINUTE (00-59)
The Day Of Week does not need to
be programmed. It is automatically
calculated from the date.

To program.

Touch + 01-31 +

Touch + 01-12 +

Touch + 10-63 +

Touch + 00-23 +

Touch + 00-59 +

EXAMPLE: To set the Day Of Month.

Touch

Enter Day of Month (01-31) +

The green status bar will show the new

setting.

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Programming User Codes

USER CODE PROGRAMMING RULES • User Code 1 is also the Master Code
• Up to 56 Keypad Codes can be used which is used to enter User Program
at up to 4 wired Navigator keypads for mode.
controlling all panel functions including • User Codes 2 to 56 can be programmed
Arming & Disarming, Home Mode, Panic, to be Radio Codes or Access Cards as
memory recall and much more. required. Ask your installer.
• Keypad Codes (or PINs) can be 3 to 6
digits in length and can be individually
programmed and deleted.

USER CODE OPTION NO. PIN USER CODE OPTION NO. PIN

1 (Master Code) P201E 123 29 P229E

2 P202E 30 P230E
3 P203E 31 P231E
4 P204E 32 P232E
5 P205E 33 P233E
6 P206E 34 P234E
7 P207E 35 P235E
8 P208E 36 P236E
9 P209E 37 P237E
10 P210E 38 P238E
11 P211E 39 P239E
12 P212E 40 P240E
13 P213E 41 P241E
14 P214E 42 P242E
15 P215E 43 P243E
16 P216E 44 P244E
17 P217E 45 P245E
18 P218E 46 P246E
19 P219E 47 P247E
20 P220E 48 P248E
21 P221E 49 P249E
22 P222E 50 P250E
23 P223E 51 P251E
24 P224E 52 P252E
25 P225E 53 P253E
26 P226E 54 P254E
27 P227E 55 P255E
28 P228E 56 P256E

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Programming User Codes

In User Program Mode.

Refer to the User Code options table on page
31 then enter the option number of the user
code you want to program.

Touch + +
3 digit option
number

The option number

and the current user code
is displayed.

Now enter your new user code (PIN). The

code can be 3 to 6 digits in length.

Note 1. User codes must NOT Touch Your new PIN +

start with zero. (The panel will
Then enter the PIN again to confirm.
allow codes beginning with zero
to be programmed but they will Touch Your new PIN +
not operate the panel. This is an
alternative method for disabling
user codes.)

Note 2. All codes must be unique

to each other. Codes are rejected
if already used. Some codes that
are similar to existing codes may
also be rejected.

Touch to delete a user code.

The new user code will be displayed.

ARM ONLY CODES

If a code has been programmed
by your installer to be an Arm
Only code, then that user code can arm but not
disarm the panel. This is handy for cleaners,
temporary staff etc.

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Programming Radio Keys

Each of the User Codes, except

In User Program Mode.
for the Master Code, can be
programmed to be Radio Codes. Refer to the User Code options table on page
31 then enter the option number of the user
This allows up to 55 Ness Radio
code you want to program.
Keys to be used for arming and
disarming of the panel.
Touch + +
The optional Ness Radio Interface
3 digit option number
is required for radio operation. Ask
Example, P203E
your installer.

Indicates that this code has been

enabled as a Radio Code.
If the option has been enabled by
your installer.

Touch to delete a Radio Key.

Touch

The display will show

Press the disarm button on

your Ness Radio Key
(or the No. 1 button).

The green status bar will

indicate that the Radio Key was
successfully programmed.

If you hear a long beep, the Radio

key may already be programmed
at another user code.

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Programming Timers

This option allows you to program: In User Program Mode.

ENTRY DELAY TIME 1 (01-99 sec)

Touch
Entry Delay Time 1 sets the time
allowed to enter the premises
through a delay zone.
ENTRY DELAY TIME 2 (01-990 sec)
If enabled by your installer, this
timer is used to give extra long
entry delay on selected zones.
Entry Delay Time 2 is internally
multiplied by 10. For example,
enter 12 to get a time of 120
seconds.
EXIT DELAY TIME (01-99 sec)
Exit Delay Time sets the time
allowed to exit the premises after
arming. All zones, except 24hr
zones, are inactive during the Exit
Delay Time. To program.

Touch + 01-99 +

Touch + 01-99 +

Touch + 01-99 +

EXAMPLE: To set Entry Delay Time 1.

Touch

The option number

and the current delay time is
displayed.
Enter the new delay (01-99) +

The new delay time is displayed.

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Programming - Follow Me Telephone Number

This option allows you to program: In User Program Mode.

FOLLOW ME TELEPHONE
Touch
NUMBER
If your panel is set up for Audible
Voice monitoring, you can program
the Follow Me Telephone Number
to temporarily replace the two
installer-programmed phone
numbers.
If the Follow Me Telephone Number
is blank the panel will report alarms
to the Primary and Secondary
phone numbers if they have been
programmed by your installer.
Use the Pause, star or hash keys to
enter special characters if required.
For example, if your phone system
requires you to dial zero to pick up
the line, press 0 followed by the To program.
Pause button then enter the phone
number you want the panel to dial Touch Enter the phone number +
in the event of an alarm.

The option number

and the current phone number is
displayed.

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Monitoring

CENTRAL STATION MONITORING mains failure reports, and it can also (by
Ness Navigator control user number) identify the users who arm
panels have a digital and disarm the system.
dialler which can send Central station monitoring is highly rec-
detailed alarm messag- ommended and is the most effective
es to a Central Monitor- method of monitoring your alarm sys-
ing Station. tem.
The digital messages can include informa- For further information about 24 hour
tion about the zone or zones which caused monitoring, contact your installer or
the alarm, tamper alarms, low battery or Ness Corporation.

If a Follow Me Telephone Number is pro-

grammed, the Primary and Secondary tel-
ephone numbers will be ignored. All alarm
calls will be sent to the Follow Me Telephone
Number.
If your panel is monitored by a Central Sta-
tion, the Follow Me number is ignored.

AUDIBLE MONITORING ACKNOWLEDGING THE ALARM

As a lower security alternative to central The person receiving the call can acknowl-
station monitoring, the panel can be pro- edge the alarm by pressing the key on
grammed to send audible messages to a their telephone.
fixed or mobile phone.
Press the key during gaps in the alarm
When programmed for audible monitoring, message.
the panel calls a pre-programmed number
(or numbers) and sounds an audible alarm Once you successfully acknowledge the
message and a series of beeps over the alarm the panel will hang up and not ring
phone. These beeps can identify the zone any other telephone numbers until the next
or zones which caused the alarm as well as alarm.
several other alarm types.
If you do not acknowledge the alarm the
panel will ring you again and then it will ring
THE AUDIBLE MESSAGE the next programmed telephone number, (if
When triggered by an alarm, the panel will any).
dial the programmed telephone number/s
and output the audible message "ALARM, Note: If the alarm is not acknowledged, the
ALARM, ALARM" and beeps for 45 seconds LINE light on the Navigator keypad will dis-
or until it is acknowledged. play a Dialler Communications Fault until the
panel is next armed.
THE "FOLLOW ME" TELEPHONE
NUMBER
If your panel is programmed for Audible
Monitoring, it will make alarm calls to the
Primary and Secondary telephone numbers
programmed by your installer.
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Telephone Remote Operation

ARM /DISARM AND OPERATE SEQUENCE OF OPERATION.

AUX OUTPUTS BY PHONE 1. Phone the panel telephone number and listen for the
Ness Navigator control panels al- required number of rings and then hang up.
low a user to call in to the panel, 2. Wait 10 seconds and then call the number again within
using a standard DTMF telephone, 50 seconds.
and remotely arm or disarm all 3. The panel will answer the second call immediately,
areas and also turn on or off the sound a beep for 2 seconds then, after a pause, it
Auxiliary outputs. will sound a lower frequency tone. The panel is now
To maintain panel security, remote ready to receive telephone commands.
operations can only be activated 4. Press the button on the telephone. This tells the
after entering a valid user code. panel that telephone commands will follow. The panel
To operate the panel by tele- will respond with either 3 beeps if all OK (One long
phone, you need a DTMF capa- beep means try again).
ble telephone, a valid user code 5. Now enter a valid User Code (that is normally used
and you must know the telephone for arming or disarming the panel) followed by the
number of the line to which the button.
panel is connected.
The panel will respond with 3 beeps if it recognises
Notes the code or 1 long beep to signal the code was invalid
• If the panel does not receive com- and to try again.
mands for periods longer than 10 6. Enter the required command. See the summary of
seconds it will assume that the call telephone commands below.
is finished and it will hang up.
7. Press to finish. This tells the panel to hang up.
• If an alarm occurs which requires Also hang up your telephone.
the panel to dial out while attempt-
ing remote control, the panel will
treat the alarm as a priority, give
a constant tone as a warning and
then hang up. TELEPHONE COMMANDS
Prepare to receive commands
AUDIBLE FEEDBACK
Arm Areas
3 BEEPS Disarm Areas
• The User Code is valid
• Successful arm or disarm Turn ON or Pulse AUX1
• An AUX output has been Turn OFF AUX1
turned ON.
Turn ON or Pulse AUX2
1 LONG BEEP Turn OFF AUX2
• Panel is already armed Turn ON or Pulse AUX3
• Invalid code. Try again.
• Remote AUX operation is not Turn OFF AUX3
enabled Turn ON or Pulse AUX4
Turn OFF AUX4
1 SHORT BEEP
• An AUX output has been Finished – hang up
turned OFF.

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Troubleshooting

SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE REMEDY

When arming, a zone light is One or more detection device Find the cause of movement or close
on or the keypad gives a long (a PIR or reed switch) may be the door or window.
beep. unsealed.

• 10 beeps from keypad. The mains power may be off, ...or Make sure the plug pack is plugged
• MAINS light is flashing. the panel’s backup battery may be in and the power point is turned on.
• BATTERY light is flashing. low, ...or a Radio Device battery The backup battery may need replac-
may be low. ing, call your installer.

1 long beep from the keypad. Invalid keypad entry. Press the E button and try again.

2 second siren at the end of A zone was unsealed at the end of Disarm the panel and check all
Exit Delay time. exit delay time. zones.

The strobe light is flashing. There has been an alarm within the Reset the alarm by disarming the
last 72 hours. panel and check the Alarm Memory

Siren sounds while the panel A 24 hour zone has been alarmed. Reset the alarm by disarming the
is disarmed. (Siren Tamper, Box Tamper, Panic panel and call your installer.
Button).

EXCLUDE is flashing. A zone/s has been Excluded. This is to indicate that one or more
zones have been Excluded.

Cannot arm and EXCLUDE is You are in Exclude mode. Press E to exit Exclude mode.
displayed.

System Alarm TAMPER The 24 hour Tamper input has Call your installer.
ALARM is flashing alarmed. (Siren tamper or box
tamper).

MEMORY is flashing. There are alarms in memory. To clear the ALARM MEMORY, view
the Alarm memory otherwise the
light will clear next time you arm the
panel.

Cannot enter Program Mode. The panel is armed. Disarm the panel before attempting
to enter Program Mode.
Or you may be attempting to enter
program mode using one of the Try again using the Master Code.
user codes.

When I arm by radio key, The panel is waiting 5 seconds for This is normal operation when arm-
ARMED on the keypad does a second press of the ON button to ing of Home mode by radio key is
not turn on immediately. enter Home mode. enabled.

The keypad is making a This is the AutoTime warning beep The beeps will continue during the
continuous slow beep. which can be programmed to start AutoTime warning period changing
from 1 to 99 minutes before an to faster beep in the final minute prior
AutoTime event is due to begin. to the AutoTime event.

The panel re-arms itself a Auto Re-Arm is enabled. Enter the premises after disarming.
short time after disarming. Auto Re-Arm is designed to re-arm
the panel if you don't enter the
premises after disarming.

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 DATE PURCHASED: DATE INSTALLED:
INSTALLATION RECORD
INSTALLATION COMPANY:

TELEPHONE:

MONITORING COMPANY:
NESS D8 ALARM CONTROL PANEL
NESS D16 ALARM CONTROL PANEL TELEPHONE:

TIMERS ZONE ASSIGNMENT

User programming options Installer programming options

P56E SONALERT OUTPUT

P55E STROBE OUTPUT
P26E ENTRY DELAY TIME 1 Seconds

P54E RESET OUTPUT

P41E ENTRY DELAY 1

P43E ENTRY DELAY 2

P57E SIREN OUTPUT

P74E Report (dialler)

P27E ENTRY DELAY TIME 2 Seconds

P42E HANDOVER

P51E MONITOR
P28E EXIT DELAY TIME Seconds

P52E 24 HOUR
P40E INSTANT

P45E AREA 1

P46E AREA 2
P29E SIREN RESET TIME Minutes

PIR, Reed
ZONES DEVICE TYPE switch, etc DESCRIPTION Entrance, bedroom1, etc

1
2
3
D8 & D16

4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
D16

13
14
15
16

Extra Options Assigned Extra Options Assigned Extra Options Assigned

USER USER USER
OPTION No E.g. Radio Code, OPTION No E.g. Radio Code, OPTION No E.g. Radio Code,
CODE Arm Only, etc. CODE Arm Only, etc. CODE Arm Only, etc.
Master
1 Code P201E 20 P220E 39 P239E
2 P202E 21 P221E 40 P240E
3 P203E 22 P222E 41 P241E
4 P204E 23 P223E 42 P242E
5 P205E 24 P224E 43 P243E
6 P206E 25 P225E 44 P244E
7 P207E 26 P226E 45 P245E
8 P208E 27 P227E 46 P246E
9 P209E 28 P228E 47 P247E
10 P210E 29 P229E 48 P248E
11 P211E 30 P230E 49 P249E
12 P212E 31 P231E 50 P250E
13 P213E 32 P232E 51 P251E
14 P214E 33 P233E 52 P252E
15 P215E 34 P234E 53 P253E
16 P216E 35 P235E 54 P254E
17 P217E 36 P236E 55 P255E
18 P218E 37 P237E 56 P256E
19 P219E 38 P238E
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