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installer Setting 8136User 00User 96User 97User 98User 99The Installer or Engineer.The central station when it carries out a remotereset.The control panel when it performs an internalcheck (watchdog).Any keyswitch. when it connects to the system.Operating the SystemUsers can set and unset the system from a keypad using one of the followingkey sequences:In order to: Key in: The system will do this:Set the system ACCESS CODE + ENTER Exit tone starts. Leavepremises. System sets thehighest security Level.See why system will A (repeat to see all messages) Display shows reasons fornot set. (Display shows“Setting Stopped”))40 of 44 496339 Issue 4stop. Check detectorzones listed in display. Tryto set system again.Turn the system off ACCESS CODE + ENTER Display shows time anddate. System is ready touse.Set individual Level ACCESS CODE + LEVEL KEY + ENTER Part sets the system.Turn individual level off ACCESS CODE + LEVEL KEY + ENTER Display shows time anddate. System is ready touse.Set individual area ACCESS CODE+LEVEL KEY+AREA NO.+ENTERSwitch off the Bells ACCESS CODE + ENTER Bells and sounder cease.The display shows firstdetector zone to alarm.Read log ACCESS CODE +MENU + 9 + Displays the events it hasENTER + ENTERrecorded. Press A to seeearlier events, Press B tosee later eventsReset system ACCESS CODE + ENTER Display shows time anddate. System is ready touse.Note: When a user has authority to set more than one Level, but does notspecify which Level to set, the system chooses the first Level in each Partitionthat the user has authority to set. For example: a user has access toPartitions 1 and 2. Partition 1 can be set by Level A (Areas 1 and 2) andLevel B (Area 1). Partition 2 can be set by Level C (Areas 3 and 4) and LevelD (Area 3). If the user keys in [Access Code] + [Enter] then the system setsLevel A and Level C (equivalent to Areas 1, 2, 3 and 4).