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Help!
What if the 1 on the display is flashing?
The most likely problem is an open door or window. Press the STATUS button for a display and/or voice message of the problem. If it
is something other than an open door or window and you’re not sure
how to fix the problem, refer to section 9, “Troubleshooting.”
What if pulsing beeps sound after I turn protection off?
This indicates an alarm occurred while the system protection was
on. To cancel the beeps, repeat the procedure to turn protection off.
Press COMMAND + STATUS
to find out what alarm occurred.
CAUTION
If an alarm occurred while you were away, an intruder may still be in your
home. You should have emergency personnel check out the situation before you enter.
Notes
Twenty-four-hour sensors like smoke detectors and police, fire, and auxiliary panic alarms are always armed. To activate, press the proper panic button and hold for 2 full seconds.
Checking Your System Status
The status feature allows you to quickly check the operations of your
system anytime. It’s a good idea to check your system status whenever
you see a blinking arming level number on a touchpad display. A
blinking number indicates situations like an open door or a low backup
battery. Checking the status will tell you what is going on with your
system.
A short status check tells you what arming level you’re in and indicates open windows or doors and system problems, if any, like a low
battery or power failure. For a more detailed system report, you can do
a full status check to check arming level, to check for open windows
and doors, to hear the temperature, and to check for any system troubles, such as a low backup battery, power failure, or other problem.
Both the short and full status checks will tell you about the most recent
alarm condition. For example, if an alarm goes off while you are away,
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