User manual CADDX RANGER 8800

[. . . ] Your security system is an electronic device and is subject to failure or malfunction. Warning devices will need to be loud enough, wired correctly, and properly placed to provide notification of an alarm event. Smoke and heat detectors may not detect heat and smoke in all situations. Use qualified security professionals to select, install, and maintain your security system. [. . . ] If you choose to leave the protected area, you must exit through a designated exit door within the exit delay time noted on page 1. If you choose to stay within the protected area, insure that all interior zones which may be tripped by your movement are bypassed. HOW TO DISARM YOUR SECURITY SYSTEM When you enter the protected area through one of the designated entry/exit doors, the keypad control will sound a continuous tone (beep) for the duration of the entry delay time, or until you enter a valid code. After a valid code has been entered, the red "ARMED" light will turn off, and the tone will stop. If a valid code is not entered before the end of the entry delay time, an alarm will occur. (NOTE: IF THE RED "ARMED" LIGHT IS FLASHING DURING THE ENTRY DELAY, THE ALARM SYSTEM HAS BEEN ACTIVATED IN YOUR ABSENCE. LEAVE THE BUILDING IMMEDIATELY AND CALL YOUR ALARM COMPANY AND/OR THE POLICE FROM A SAFE LOCATION. ) HOW TO BYPASS ZONES When zones are open or unsecured, their corresponding LEDs will flash. To bypass any of the zones, press [r], zone number(s) to be bypassed, and [r]. Zones cannot be bypassed or unbypassed while the control is in the armed state. As bypassed zones are not protected, the bypass procedure should only be given to authorized persons. QUICK-ARM FEATURE If checked, your security system has a "QUICK ARM" code programmed. This feature will allow you to arm the security system by pressing one, pre-designated key on the keypad control. This "QUICK ARM" code is for ARMING ONLY, and will not disarm the Security System. These keys should only be pressed in an emergency situation requiring response by fire department personnel. FIRE ZONE If checked, your system has zones designated as "FIRE" zones. When this option is selected, and approved heat or smoke detectors are attached to these selected zones, a Fire alarm sound can be initiated from the security system. You should familiarize yourself and your family or staff with this sound (see page 1, Fire Alarm sound) and follow an evacuation plan if this "FIRE" alarm sound is heard. To silence the audible "FIRE" alarm sound, enter a valid code. To reset the zone LEDs designated as "FIRE" zones and /or smoke detectors, press the [#] key (reset) on the keypad. After 10 seconds, the zone LEDs designated as "FIRE" zones should extinguish, and the light on the affected smoke detector should go out. If you are unable to reset the LEDs for designated "FIRE" zones or smoke detectors after all smoke has cleared, you should immediately call the service phone number listed on page 1 of this booklet. KEYPAD ACTIVATED AUXILIARY ALARM If checked, this feature has been selected by your installing company. If so, you can activate the auxiliary alarm by pressing the [4] and [6] keys at the same time for one second. If your system is connected to a monitoring center, an emergency report could be sent to that center. These keys should only be pressed in an emergency situation requiring response by emergency personnel. When the [4] and [6] keys are pressed together, the keypad will start to beep until a code is entered. PROGRAMMING ACCESS CODES The security system can be armed and disarmed by the Master code (User Code #1), and up to 6 auxiliary codes. [. . . ] If the Siren/Bell test option has been selected by your installing company, you may activate the siren/bell by pressing the one [1] and the seven [7] keys at the same time for one second. To silence the siren/bell, enter your 4 digit Master or Auxiliary Code. # # # If any of the above tests are not successful or the results unclear, contact your service company at the phone number listed on page 1 of this booklet. 7 EMERGENCY EVACUATION PLANS An emergency evacuation plan should be established for an actual fire alarm condition. For example, the following steps are recommended by the National Fire Protection Association and can be used as a guide in establishing an evacuation plan for your building. Show windows, doors, stairs, and rooftops that can be used for escape. [. . . ]