Two-Zone Remote Keypad Burglar Alarm Control Center
(490-0451)                 Using Keypad               Faxback Doc. # 33427

USING A 49-484 KEYPAD WITH THE ALARM CENTER

You can use a 49-484 remote keypad with your system.  The 49-484 remote
keypad provides additional information about the status of your alarm
system while you use it.

This section details some of the differences you will notice between the
two types of keypads.

NOTES:  The HOME and AWAY keys on the 49-484 keypad have no function when
        used with this alarm center.

        The indicators for ZONE 3-7, FIRE, and HOME on the 49-484 keypad
        have no function when used with this alarm center.

        When the system is armed, the 49-484 keypad beeps twice.

DISARMING THE SYSTEM

To disarm the system, enter the current pass code on the keypad. The keypad
beeps twice. If you enter an incorrect pass code, the keypad beeps 8 times.

CHANGING THE PASS CODE

You can arm or disarm the alarm center by using the number keys on the
remote keypad to enter a four-digit pass code you choose.  The default pass
code for the alarm center is 1234.

Follow these steps to enter a new pass code.

1.  Disarm the alarm system (see "Disarming the System" on Faxback Doc.
     # 33424).

2.  Press PROGRAM on the keypad.  PROGRAM slowly flashes.

3.  Within 30 seconds, use the keypad to enter the current pass code.
    PROGRAM stops flashing.

4.  Within 30 seconds, use the keypad to enter the new pass code. The alarm
    center stores the pass code you entered. You can now arm or disarm the
    alarm center by entering the new pass code.

    NOTE:  If you do not enter the correct pass code within 30 seconds in
           Steps 3 or 4, the keypad beeps.  Simply start again from Step 2.

SOUNDING A PANIC ALARM

To sound the panic alarm, press both E keys at the same time on the keypad.
The alarm sounds and ZONE 8 on the keypad flashes.  The alarm system arms
automatically.

SYSTEM INDICATORS AND FUNCTIONS

Checking the Status of the Instant Zone

ZONE 1 on the keypad indicates the status of the sensors installed in the
Instant Zone.

Zone 1
Indicator                 Meaning

Lit                       Instant Zone sensors are OK.

Not Lit                   Instant Zone has a violated sensor.

Flashing                  One or more sensors in one or more loops has been
                          violated and caused an alarm.

Checking the Status of the Delayed Zone

ZONE 2 on the keypad indicates the status of the sensors installed in the
Delayed Zone.

ZONE 2
Indicator                 Meaning

Lit                       Delayed Zone sensors are OK.

Not Lit                   Delayed Zone has a violated sensor.

Flashing                  One or more sensors in one or more loops has been
                          violated and caused an alarm, or exit or entry
                          delay is counting.

Testing the Alarm Siren/Light and Backup Batteries

To test the alarm siren and/or light and the backup batteries, disarm the
system, then press DELAY on the remote keypad. The alarm siren and/or light
activates.

LOW POWER MODE

If the alarm system is running on battery power, the remote keypad(s) go
into a low power mode of operation after 1 minute of no keypresses or
change of status, such as arming or disarming the alarm system.

During the low power mode, only the ARM and BATT indicators display their
status.  The alarm system returns to the full power mode when you press a
key or the status of the alarm system changes.

(SP/EB 5/25/96)