NAPCO MAGNUM ALERT 825 SYSTEM Manual de usuario

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NAPCO

OPERATING

GUIDE

FOR YOUR

MAGNUM

ALERT-825/

MAGNUM

ALERT-825HS

SECURITY SYSTEM

NAPCO

Please read this guide thoroughly

to familiarize yourself with your new

security system. Keep this booklet

handy for future reference. Note

especially the ALARM PLAN on

page 15. Your alarm specialist will

help you fill it out and explain the

various features and operating

procedures for your new Magnum

Alert-825/825HS.

NOTICE

You’ll probably find items men-

tioned in this booklet which do not

apply to your system. DON’T

WORRY!

The Napco Magnum Alert-8254

825HS has such a wide variety of

features that few, if any, security

systems will ever need them all.

Your alarm professional has

chosen appropriate features for

your situation. Ask him about

them.

Your Magnum

Alert-825/825HS

is carefully designed and

engineered to the highest indus-

try standards. To provide optimum

safety and security with this

equipment, we recommend that

the user become thoroughly

familiar with the unit and periodi-

cally check its condition and state

of readiness.

’

Shunt

Mini-Sounder Panic

The face of the keypad lifts up to

reveal a convenient index of pro-

tected zones.

Abort Delay

A delay period that allows the system to be

reset before it reports to a central station.

Alarm Plan

ldentifies the areas of your premises pro-

tected by each zone of protection and lists

zone features. (See page 15)

Ambush Code

A one or two-digit code used before an arm/

disarm code that causes a silent report to

be sent to a central station. (Optional)

Arming/Disarming

Turning your system ON or OFF. This can

be done by entering a code on the

Digit-

Key keypad, or by turning an optional

key-

Switch.

Arm/Dlsarm (Personal) Codes

Up to 4 four-digit codes used to arm and

disarm the system from the keypad.

Battery

Stand by battery Is placed in the Control

Centerbox to provide backup protection in

the event of a power loss.

Central Station

Monitors incoming burglary

messages from the Digital

and emergency

Communicator,

and alerts the proper authorities. (Optional

feature)

Control Center

The heart of the Magnum Alert-825 security

system: it controls all system functions.

Dlgltal

Communicator

Reports burglary and emergencies directly

to the central station over telephone lines.

Napco’sDigit-key keypad puts Control

Center functions at your fingertips. It can

be mounted either at the Control Center or

anywhere in your premises.

Exlt/Entry Delay

Lets you exit and enter your premises without

setting off an alarm after the system is armed.

Hold

Down

Functlon

Digit keys have secondary functions which

are activated by holding down a digit until

a beep is heard.

Fallback

Code

A pre-programmed four-digit code that may

be used to disarm your system should all

user codes be erased (as after an extended

power failure).

Mlnl-Sounder

Buzzer at each Napco Digit-Key keypad

warns that entry delay time has started. It

also sounds when you attempt to arm the

system if a particular zone is in “trouble”. It

also verifies contact with a central station

when a closing signal is sent (optional).

Panic Buttons

Two buttons

and

on the Digit-Key

keypad which will alert the central station

of an emergency.

Report

A communication sent to a central station

indicating a specificchange in condition of

the security system (alarm, trouble, low

battery, etc.). (optional)

Shunt Button

Labelled

"S"

on the Digit-Key

keypad. Lets

you manually remove one or more protective

zones from the system.

Zones

Independent, circuits

that protect specific

areas of your premises.

Auto Shunted Zone:

A zone capable of

being automatically bypassed (shunted)

out of the protection system if it is in

“trouble” (faulty) when you attempt

to arm the system.

Burglary Zones: Detect intrusion.

Day Zone:

A zone programmed to cause

visual and audible ( optional) indication at

the Digit-Key keypad when it is in ”trouble”

during the disarmed period.

Exlt/Entry Follower Zone:

Provides

exit and entry delay for interior devices.

Entry delay only occurs if re-entry takes

place through the normal

exit/entry door.

Group Shunt Zones:

A group of zones

programmed so they can be manually by

passed (shunted) all at once.

Priority

Zones: When a zone selected

for the feature is in “trouble” it will be

impossible to arm the Control Center.

Selectlve Shunted Zones: Zones that

can be individually bypassed (shunted)

using the Shunt Button.

Trouble Zones: Zones that cannot be

armed becauseof an open window, door

or other problem in the area.

Hour Zone:

Are always armed and

ready at all times to respond to an emer-

gency situation.

lndicator

Lights

ARMED/MEMORY (Red)

l Steady- system is armed.

l Flashes

alarm condition.

Flashes indicate the number of

zone(s) which were violated.

(see page 5, Key 2)

STATUS (Green)

l Steady

system is disarmed, all

zones okay.

l Flashes

a non-24 hour zone is

in trouble. Flashes indicate the

number of the zone(s) that are in

trouble. Note: to stop flashing

hold down Key 3 for two seconds,

SHUNT (Yellow)

Steady

one or more zones

manually shunted (bypassed).

NOTE: all three lights flashing to-

gether indicates that AC power has

been lost. Reset indication with

Key 9 (see page 5).

Mint-Sounder

Steady

Tone: day zone in trouble;

entry delay in progress; system

armed

with a priority zone in trouble.

l Beep (2 seconds): system armed

with any zone auto shunted; or

battery power low.

Arm-Disarm/Run/Load

Switch

l Used to load (program-in) user

arm/disarm codes. Slide switch

to the right (LOAD) position when

entering codes (refer to Selecting

Your Codes on page 7).

Be sure to return theswitch to the

center (RUN) position after all

codes have been entered. Setting

this spring-return switch to the

left will also arm or disarm the

system (unless this option has

been removed). Your system

will not operate with the switch in

the LOAD position.

Keys

NOTICE:Keys1,2,3,4,5,9 and S

must be held down for 2 seconds

(until mini-sounder beeps) to per-

form their desianated ‘Hold- Down "

(“Key”) functions.

Key 1: TEST

Momentarily sounds the burglar

alarm from the battery. If no alarm

is heard, or if it is weak, the battery

may need replacing. Use this test

weekly. (To perform this function

the key must be held down until a

beep is heard.)

Key 2: ALARM HISTORY

This will flash the red ARMED/

MEMORY light to indicate the last

alarm condition. Count the number

flashes to determine the zones

violated. This feature does not

reset; after the system is rearmed,

the previous alarm history will remain

in alarm memory until automatically

reset by a new alarm condition. To

perform this function the key must

be held down until a beep is heard,

and then continued to be held down

until all information has been

displayed.

Key 3: STATUS INDICATION

RESET

This will stop the green STATUS

light flashing. To turn STATUS

flash-

irig

back on, hold down Key 3

aaain. (To oerform this function the

key must be held down until a beep

is heard.)

Key 4: INSTANT PROTECTION

Cancels the exit/entry delay

periods when arming. The delay is

restored after you disarm the system.

See page 10. (To perform this func-

tion the key must be held down until

a beep is heard.)

Key

5: DOOR CHIME

This will initiate a feature that

sounds a chime In the keypad each

time the entry door on zone 1 is

opened. This feature only works when

the alarm system is disarmed (off). To

eliminate

the door chime feature,

press

this key again. A lengthy

“chime” may be reset using Key 9

(MA-825HS only). (To perform these

functions, the keymust

held down

until a beep is heard.)

Key 9: RESET

Used

reset

a Dav Zone

Mini-

Sounder indication

(MA-825HS

only), a

lengthy door “chime”

(MA-825HS

only).

or the AC Failure indication (all

’

three indicatora flashing), and to

bypass a troubled zone deaignated as

a “Priority with

Bypass

Zone.” (To

reset

any function, the key

must

held

down

until

beep is heard.)

Key S: SHUNT

This will flash the vellow SHUNT

light to indicate the zone(s)

shunted. Count the number of

flashes to determine the zone(s)

shunted.

To perform this function the key

must be held down until a beep is

heard, and continued to be held

down until all information has been

displayed. The key does not have

to be held down for either the

Selective Zone Shunting feature

(see page 10) or when selecting a

new code (see page 7).

Keys * and #: PANIC BUTTONS

Activates the panic zone. Refer to

“Panic Zone”, page 10 for more

information.

Your Magnum

Alert-825/825HS

Security System has three basic components:

1. Zones

Your system is capable of

monitoring up to six separate areas

of your premises, including Am-

bush/Panic and Auxiliary zones.

Each zone is an independent cir-

cuit that protects a specific area of

your premises. For example: your

alarm specialist may have set aside

a zone for window protection, exit/

entry delay, interior space protec-

tion, safe and valuables protection

or emergencies. Each zone can be

“programmed’ to react in aspecific

manner. Check and be certain that

you know what each zone protects.

2. The

Dlglt-Key

Keypad

Lets you program arm/disarm

codes; arm and disarm the system;

check the condition(status) of each

zone; temporarily bypass (shunt)

individual (or group of) zones; send

an ambush alarm; cancel exit/entry

delay; test the battery and alarm

devices; reset the AC-failure indica-

tion; and bypass a

Priority-with-

Bypass Zone.

Three lights and a Mini-Sounder

on the Digit-Key keypad monitor

the system.

3. The Alarm Output

When any zone is activated, the

Control Center responds by sound-

ing an audible alarm and/or alerting

a central station (optional). Your

alarm specialist has programmed

your system to react in a specific

manner to each type of emergency.

Be sure you understand how your

system responds to these emer-

gencies.

The Digit-Key Keypad

All security system operations are

carried out at the keypad. Each key

hasaspecialfunction of

its own (see

“CONTROLS” page 5) plus the

ability to arm and disarm the system

when

they are

used in a preselected

combination (codes).

Personal (Arm/Disarm)

Codes

You can choose up to4 four-digit

codes which will allow you to arm

and disarm your system. Any of these

codes can easily be changed, thus

allowing temporary guests, baby-

sitters, employees, etc., access to

the premises. When no longer need-

ed, the codes can be changed or

removed from service.

Your security system cannot be

disarmed by unauthorized persons.

It will respond only when a code

your choosing is entered through

the keypad.

Selecting

Your Codes

To program these codes, slide

the ARM-DISARM/RUN/LOAD

switch (upper left corner of the

Control Center, see page 4) to the

right (LOAD). The three lights on

the keypad will flash rapidly, and

the Mini-Sounder will beep. At the

keypad, enter any combination of

up to four digits (there is no zero)

as follows:

Press:

l S + 1 + Four digit First User’s

Personal Code

S+ 2 + Four digit Second

User’s Personal Code

Four

digit Third User’s

Personal Code

l S + 4 + Four digit Fourth

User’s Personal Code

After all user codes have been

entered, return the ARM-DISARM/

RUN/LOAD switch at the Control

Center to the

center(

RUN) position.

Remember: your system will not

operate with the switch

in the

LOAD

position.

NOTE: You need not assign all four

codes. Use only as many as you

need, and change them as often

as you feel necessary (refer to

Changing or Voiding a Code).

Easy Arming

(MA-825HS only)

If programmed, this feature

permits quick arming by momen-

tarily pressing Key 8. Disarming,

however, will still require entry of

a complete code.

Changing or Voldlng

a Code

Changing any user’s code is

accomplished by using the fore-

going procedure and

simply chang-

ing the

4-digit

combination. Thus.

to change

User 3’s code:

1. Set the ARM-DISARM/RUN/

LOAD switch to LOAD.

2. Press S + 3 + Four new digits,

user 3’s new code.

3. Return the ARM-DISARM/

RUN/LOAD switch to RUN.

Checking AC Power

If the three lights of your keypad

are blinking slowly, you have lost

AC power. Check to see if there

has been a general power outage,

or if the Control Center’s trans-

former is disconnected. If you must

operate without AC power, press

Key9 to stop the lights from blink-

ing. Next, test your standby

battery by pressing Key 1. If the

alarm doesn’t sound, or is weak,

replace the battery. Check your

battery weekly.

Armlng

The

System

Before

You Leave

Before you attempt to arm the

system, check the STATUS light

on the keypad. If the light is on,

you may enter your code, but be

prepared to leave immediately.

Upon arming, the red ARMED/

MEMORY light will come on and

the green STATUS light will go out.

Leave immediatelythrough the exit/

entry door before the exit-delay

time runs out. If you take too long

to leave the premises, the Mini-

Sounder will warn you that

exit-

delay time has expired and

entry-

delay time has started. To avoid

causing an alarm, quickly return

to the keypad and enter your code

to disarm the Control Center. You

may then rearm and try to exit again.

System Does Not Respond

to Personal Code

If after an extended power failure

your personal codes do not work,

you can temporarily use the "Fall-

back” code to operate the system.

To restore personal codes, see page

7 “Selecting Your Codes”.

Arming With A Zone

In Trouble

If the green STATUS light is flash-

ing, at least one’non-24 Hour Zone

is in trouble (in an open or shorted

condition) and incapable of being

armed. Count the

number of

flashes

to determine the zone(s) in trouble.

For example, if your back door is

open on Zone 1 and a window is

open on Zone 3, the STATUS lamp

will flash once for Zone 1; pause;

then flash three times for Zone 3.

Try to clear the troubled zone(s)

yourself. In this example you can

clear the zones by merely closing

the back door and the window.

If the zone cannot be fixed (green

light still flashing), it may still be

possible to arm the system without

the protection of that zone. Check

your Alarm Plan (see page 15). If

the zone in trouble is not designated

as a Priority Zone, you will be able

to arm your system anyway. A 2-

second beep at the keypad Mini-

Sounder will alert you that the sys-

tem was armed with a zone auto-

matically bypassed (auto-shunted)

and no alarm will occur. Be sure to

have all zones in trouble repaired

as soon as possible! If you cannot

clear the zone yourself, call your

alarm specialist.

You cannot arm your system if a

zone programmed as a Priority Zone

is in trouble. The Mini-Sounder will

come on, but the ARMED/MEMORY

light will not. To silence the sounder,

re-enter your code to disarm.

If trouble is encountered on a

zone programmed as a

Priority-

with-Bypass Zone however, enter

your code to silence the Mini-

Sounder and disarm; hold down

Reset Key 9 until it beeps (this will

bypass the alarm condition); then

enter your code to rearm.

Disarming When

You Return

When you enter through the exit/

entry door, the Mini-Sounder will

come on during the entry period to

remind you to disarm. Check the

red ARMED/MEMORY light; if it is

flashing, an alarm occurred while

you were out. Using your code,

disarm the system immediately

during the entry period to prevent

an alarm and to silence the

Mini-

Sounder.

NOTE: If

you enter the wrong code,

you must wait at least 2 seconds

before re-entering. If there was an

extended power failure and your

system does not respond to your

correct code, enter your pre-

programmed “Fallback” code to

disarm. See page 8.

To identify which zone(s) were

violated, hold down Alarm History

Key 2 until it beeps. The red ARMED/

MEMORY light will flash to indicate

the last alarm condition. Count the

number of flashes to determine

which zone(s) require attention.

NOTE: If an alarm occurredand the

red light did not flash, a 24 Hour

Zone (see your Alarm

Plan)

was

violated. The cause of the alarm

must be determined and cleared

before you can rearm your Control

Center.

Ambush Code (optlonal)

If an intruder forces you to disarm

your system, enter your prepro-

grammed 1- or P-digit Ambush

Code before your disarm code. This

activates

your Ambush Zone, which

is usually programmed to send a

silent alarm to a central station

(optional feature). If your system is

monitored by a central station, be

sure to memorize your ambush code.

Arming Wlth Selective

Zone Shunting

Your alarm specialist may have

opted for one or more zones that

can be selectively shunted

(removed) from the system. Since a

shunted zone cannot cause an

alarm, you may wish to use this

feature to turn OFF the interior

areas while arming, and keeping

your perimeter zones (windows,

doors, etc.) active.

To arm, check the green light to

make sure no zone is in trouble.

Press the shunt button ( labeled "S”),

and then the number of the

zone (1

through 6) you wish to shunt

Your alarm specialist may also

have opted for interior zones to all

be “group shunt” zone-s Shunt

these zones simply by pressing the

"S" key twice. The yellow shunt light

will come ON whenever you shunt

one or more zones. Enter your arm/

disarm code to arm your remaining

zones. The green light will go OFF,

and the

red ARMED/MEMORY

light

will come ON. The yellow light will

go OFF when you disarm again indi-

cating that the shunted zones are

no longer shunted.( Note: The shunt

light does

NOT come

on when zones

are auto-shunted.)

Arming With

Instant Protectlon

Pressing key 4 (until you hear

a beep) will cancel the exit/entry

delay on the exit/entry zone when

arming. The red ARMED/MEMORY

light will flash rapidly to indicate

this condition. If someone enters

through the exit/entry zone, an

alarm will sound immediately.

Panic

Zone

To activate the panic zone,

simultaneously press the two keys

marked * and

on the Digit-Key

keypad. The panic zone can be pro-

grammed to send a silent alarm to a

central station. activate an audible

alarm, or both.

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