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Abacus Quick User Reference Guide
Setting the Alarm System.
Alarm is in Day Mode
display shows [System Off]
Enter user Access Code
Hello Master
Set System ?
YES to Continue
NO to Quit
NO
YES
Setting OK!
Please Leave
YES
System will be Fully
Armed (All Zones)
Omit Zones ?
YES
YES
P/Setting OK!
System will Part Set
(Audible Bleep)
YES
S/Setting OK!
System will Part Set
(Silent – No Bleep)
NO
ON Area 1 - (Press YES)
ON Cleaner – (Press YES)
Enter Zone No then press
YES. Press NO to omit a
zone or YES to select the
next zone. When finished
press ESC to exit.
NO
Panel will display
Program/Test
Menu (Refer to
full User Manual)
Unsetting the Alarm System.
Please Note: Area Unsetting is not
programmed by default. Most systems
will fully unset once a valid user code
has been entered.
Alarm is Armed. Enter via Entry Route.
Display shows [Set Area 1]
Enter user Access Code
OR
UNSET ALL AREAS ?
YES
NO
Unset Area 1?
Area 1 will unset
NO
Unset Area 2?
Area 2 will unset
NO
Unset Area 3?
Area 3 will unset
NO
Alarm is back in Day Mode
display shows [System Off]
Some areas may remain
armed if not unset
Knight Installations Issue 1 April 2006
Knight Installations
Abacus Quick User Reference Guide
Resetting following an Alarm Activation.
Alarm is in Day Mode
display shows [ALARM !]
System will display the zone that triggered
the alarm together with the date and time.
Press the [YES] key
Enter user Access Code
Hello Master
Set System ?
YES
Setting OK!
Please Leave
OR
RESET REQUIRED
PHONE ARC
08706073005
Enter user Access Code
Quote Code
XXXX
Enter Reset Code given by
the Alarm Receiving Centre
Phone the ARC and request a
reset code. They will need to
know your name, address,
password and reason for the
alarm activation. When asked
for the anti-code quote the
number given by the alarm
panel. The operator will then
give you a reset code in the
form [X] [X] [NO] [X]. Enter
this code into the keypad to
reset the system.
Alarm is back in Day Mode
display shows [System Off]
Knight Installations Issue 1 April 2006