MATRIX 6/816

Control Panel with Remote Keypads

Software Version 1.34
PROGRAMMING MANUAL

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CONTENTS
1. ENTERING / EXITING ENGINEER MODE & CHANGE ENGINEER CODE ...................................................................... 1
1.1 Entering / Exiting Engineer Mode ...................................................................................................................... 1
1.2 Change Engineer Code ..................................................................................................................................... 1
2. SYSTEM OPTIONS ............................................................................................................................................... 2
3. ZONE CONFIGURATION ....................................................................................................................................... 4
3.1 Zone Options................................................................................................................................................... 4
3.2 Zone Types ..................................................................................................................................................... 7
3.3 Copy Arm Mode A to Modes B, C & D .............................................................................................................. 11
4. USER CODES & ATTRIBUTES.............................................................................................................................. 11
5. REMOTE KEYPAD PARAMETERS.......................................................................................................................... 13
6. ARM OPTIONS .................................................................................................................................................. 14
6.1 Exit Mode...................................................................................................................................................... 14
6.2 Keyswitch Zone Arm Mode.............................................................................................................................. 14
6.3 Number of Re-Arms ....................................................................................................................................... 14
7. TIMERS ............................................................................................................................................................ 15
8. OUTPUTS ......................................................................................................................................................... 16
8.1 Zone To Follow.............................................................................................................................................. 16
8.2 Output Types ................................................................................................................................................ 16
8.3 PGM Polarity.................................................................................................................................................. 17
9. COMMUNICATOR OPTIONS ................................................................................................................................ 17
9.1 Account Code ................................................................................................................................................ 17
9.2 Up/Downloading Code.................................................................................................................................... 17
9.3 Telephone Line Options.................................................................................................................................. 18
9.4 Test Dial Time ............................................................................................................................................... 18
9.5 Test Dial Interval ........................................................................................................................................... 18
9.6 Test Dial Sequence ........................................................................................................................................ 19
9.7 Number of Voice Message Dials ...................................................................................................................... 19
10. FORMATS ....................................................................................................................................................... 19
10.1 Telephone Number....................................................................................................................................... 19
10.2 Reporting Formats Allocation ........................................................................................................................ 19
11. SEND OPTIONS ............................................................................................................................................... 20
11.1 Telephone Dial Sequence.............................................................................................................................. 20
11.2 Send Options............................................................................................................................................... 20
11.3 Voice Message Allocation .............................................................................................................................. 23
12. ENGINEER AND MAINTENANCE FUNCTIONS...................................................................................................... 24
12.1 Engineer Code NVM Reset ............................................................................................................................ 24
12.2 PGM Output Test ......................................................................................................................................... 24
12.3 Walk Test.................................................................................................................................................... 24
12.4 Local RS232 Up/Downloading Session............................................................................................................ 24
12.5 System Test (Master User Only) .................................................................................................................... 24
13. EVENT LOG..................................................................................................................................................... 25
13.1 Event Log Tables ......................................................................................................................................... 25
14. CONTACT ID EVENT CODES ............................................................................................................................. 28
15. QUICK REFERENCE.......................................................................................................................................... 30
15.1 Programming Functions ................................................................................................................................ 30
15.2 Maintenance Functions ................................................................................................................................. 33
16. NOTES............................................................................................................................................................ 34

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1. ENTERING / EXITING ENGINEER MODE & CHANGE ENGINEER CODE

1.1 Entering / Exiting Engineer Mode

Function Description
CCIIII(II) Enter Engineer Mode (Default code: 9999)
C Exit Engineer Mode

1.2 Change Engineer Code

Function Enter New Code Again Save (if 4- or 5-digit code) Enter New Code Again Save (if 4- or 5-digit code)
C  C  C

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2. SYSTEM OPTIONS
Toggle 
C System Options 1 Select Option  –  or > @ Save
… OFF … ON
1 = AC Monitoring Enabled (Off) / Disabled (On) C
2 = Disallow Arm if H,I,P,F,T Zones Open (Off) / Allow (On) C
3 = Link Only NVM Reset (Off) / Engineer Code and Link (On) C
4 = No Limit Log and Event Reporting (Off) / Limit to 16 Events (On) C
5 = Telephone Line Fail Fault Indication Only (Off) / Alarm and Fault Indication (On) C
6 = Reserved for Future Use – Do Not Change C
7 = AC Frequency 50HZ (Off) / 60Hz (On) C
8 = Real Time Clock AC Derived (Off) / Quartz Derived (On) C
(Off) / (On) = Default

Toggle 
C System Options 2 Select Option  –  or > @ Save
… OFF … ON
1 = Audible Panic Alarm (Off) / Silent Panic Alarm (On) C
2 = Quick Arm Disabled (Off) / Enabled (On) C
3 = Tamper Alarm Internal Only (Off) / Internal and External (On) C
4 = Do Not Display Open Zones When Disarmed (Off) / Display (On) C
5 = Do Not Omit (Bypass) Open Zones on Rearm (Off) / Omit (On) C
6 = Bell Squawk Off (Off) / On (On)** C
7 = “Kiss-Off” Confirmation Tone Off (Off) / On (On) C
8 = Do Not Display Open Zones In Alarm (Off) / Display (On) C
(Off) / (On) = Default

** NOTE: Option 6: Bell Squawk will not operate with Arm Modes that are programmed for Silent Arm.
**

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Toggle 
C System Options 3 Select Option  –  or > @ Save
… OFF … ON
1 = Bell Time in Minutes (Off) / Seconds (On) C
2 = External Sounder Normal Operation (Off) / French (On) C
3 = Do Not allow Zone Restorals (Off) / Allow Zone Restorals (On) C
4 = Do Not Put Zone Restorals in Log (Off) / Put in Log (On) C
5 = Tamper on User Omitted Zones Does Not Cause Alarm (Off) / Causes Alarm (On) C
(Off) / (On) = Default

Toggle 
C System Options 4 Select Option  –  or > @ Save
… OFF … ON
1 = Never Hide Display (Off) / Hide After 20 Seconds (On) C
2 = Restore Battery Faults As They Occur (Off) / When Exiting Engineer Mode (On) C
3 = Display Alarm in FTA Mode (Off) / When Alarm Occurs (On) C
4 = Do Not Suspend Exit Timer on Open Zone (Off) / Suspend Exit Timer (On) C
5 = Allow Arming During Mains Fail (Off) / Disallow (On) 
6 = Allow Arming with Battery Fault (Off) / Disallow (On) C
(Off) / (On) = Default

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3. ZONE CONFIGURATION

3.1 Zone Options

Toggle 
C Global Zone Options Select Option  –  or > @ Save
… OFF … ON
1 = With End of Line Resistors (Off) / Without (On) C
2 = Zones 4 -16 Normal (Off) / Fast (On) C
3 = Tight Tolerance No (Off) / Yes (On) C
(Off) / (On) = Default

Toggle 
C NO/NC Zone Options 1 Select Option  –  or > @ Save
… OFF … ON
1 = Zone 1 Normally Closed (Off) / Normally Open (On) C
2 = Zone 2 Normally Closed (Off) / Normally Open (On) C
3 = Zone 3 Normally Closed (Off) / Normally Open (On) C
4 = Zone 4 Normally Closed (Off) / Normally Open (On) C
5 = Zone 5 Normally Closed (Off) / Normally Open (On) C
6 = Zone 6 Normally Closed (Off) / Normally Open (On) C
7 = Zone 7 Normally Closed (Off) / Normally Open (On)* C
8 = Zone 8 Normally Closed (Off) / Normally Open (On)* C
(Off) / (On) = Default
*NOTE: Zones 7 and 8 are not available on the Matrix 6.

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Toggle 
C End Of Line Zone Options 1 Select Option  –  or > @ Save
… OFF … ON
1 = Zone 1 Double Resistor (DEOL) (Off) / Single Resistor (SEOL) (On) C
2 = Zone 2 Double Resistor (DEOL) (Off) / Single Resistor (SEOL) (On) C
3 = Zone 3 Double Resistor (DEOL) (Off) / Single Resistor (SEOL) (On) C
4 = Zone 4 Double Resistor (DEOL) (Off) / Single Resistor (SEOL) (On) C
5 = Zone 5 Double Resistor (DEOL) (Off) / Single Resistor (SEOL) (On) C
6 = Zone 6 Double Resistor (DEOL) (Off) / Single Resistor (SEOL) (On) C
7 = Zone 7 Double Resistor (DEOL) (Off) / Single Resistor (SEOL) (On)* C
8 = Zone 8 Double Resistor (DEOL) (Off) / Single Resistor (SEOL) (On)* C
(Off) / (On) = Default
*NOTE: Zones 7 and 8 are not available on the Matrix 6.

NO/NC Zone Options 2 Toggle 

C Select Option  –  or > @ Save
(Matrix 816 only) … OFF … ON
1 = Zone 9 Normally Closed (Off) / Normally Open (On) C
2 = Zone 10 Normally Closed (Off) / Normally Open (On) C
3 = Zone 11 Normally Closed (Off) / Normally Open (On) C
4 = Zone 12 Normally Closed (Off) / Normally Open (On) C
5 = Zone 13 Normally Closed (Off) / Normally Open (On) C
6 = Zone 14 Normally Closed (Off) / Normally Open (On) C
7 = Zone 15 Normally Closed (Off) / Normally Open (On) C
8 = Zone 16 Normally Closed (Off) / Normally Open (On) C
(Off) / (On) = Default

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End Of Line Zone Options 2 Toggle 

C Select Option  –  or > @ Save
(Matrix 816 only) … OFF … ON
1 = Zone 9 Double Resistor (DEOL) (Off) / Single Resistor (SEOL) (On) C
2 = Zone 10 Double Resistor (DEOL) (Off) / Single Resistor (SEOL) (On) C
3 = Zone 11 Double Resistor (DEOL) (Off) / Single Resistor (SEOL) (On) C
4 = Zone 12 Double Resistor (DEOL) (Off) / Single Resistor (SEOL) (On) C
5 = Zone 13 Double Resistor (DEOL) (Off) / Single Resistor (SEOL) (On) C
6 = Zone 14 Double Resistor (DEOL) (Off) / Single Resistor (SEOL) (On) C
7 = Zone 15 Double Resistor (DEOL) (Off) / Single Resistor (SEOL) (On) C
8 = Zone 16 Double Resistor (DEOL) (Off) / Single Resistor (SEOL) (On) C
(Off) / (On) = Default

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3.2 Zone Types

3.2.1 Arm Mode A
Function Zone Zone Description Zone Type Save Default Zone Types
C 01 |__| |__| C 00 00 = Entry Exit
01 = Access/Interior (Access)
C 02 |__| |__| C 01 02 = Instant (Immediate)
03 = Omitted/Bypass (Omitted (Bypass))
C 03 |__| |__| C 02
04 = Fire
C 04 |__| |__| C 02 05 = Panic (Personal Attack)
06 = 24 Hour
C 05 |__| |__| C 02 07 = Patrol (Key Box)
08 = Shunt Keypad
C 06 |__| |__| C 02 09 = Tamper
10 = Latch Keyswitch
C* 07 |__| |__| C 02
11 = Momentary Keyswitch
C* 08 |__| |__| C 02 12 = Unused

C* 09 |__| |__| C 02

C* 10 |__| |__| C 02

C* 11 |__| |__| C 02

C* 12 |__| |__| C 02

C* 13 |__| |__| C 02

C* 14 |__| |__| C 02

C* 15 |__| |__| C 02

C* 16 |__| |__| C 02

*NOTE: Zones 7-16 are not available on the Matrix 6

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3.2.2 Arm Mode B
Function Zone Zone Description Zone Type Save Default Zone Types
C 01 |__| |__| C 00 00 = Entry Exit
01 = Access/Interior (Access)
C 02 |__| |__| C 01 02 = Instant (Immediate)
03 = Omitted/Bypass (Omitted (Bypass))
C 03 |__| |__| C 02
04 = Fire
C 04 |__| |__| C 02 05 = Panic (Personal Attack)
06 = 24 Hour
C 05 |__| |__| C 02 07 = Patrol (Key Box)
08 = Shunt Keypad
C 06 |__| |__| C 02 09 = Tamper
10 = Latch Keyswitch
C* 07 |__| |__| C 02
11 = Momentary Keyswitch
C* 08 |__| |__| C 02 12 = Unused

C* 09 |__| |__| C 02

C* 10 |__| |__| C 02

C* 11 |__| |__| C 02

C* 12 |__| |__| C 02

C* 13 |__| |__| C 02

C* 14 |__| |__| C 02

C* 15 |__| |__| C 02

C* 16 |__| |__| C 02

*NOTE: Zones 7-16 are not available on the Matrix 6

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3.2.3 Arm Mode c
Function Zone Zone Description Zone Type Save Default Zone Types
C 01 |__| |__| C 00 00 = Entry Exit
01 = Access/Interior (Access)
C 02 |__| |__| C 01 02 = Instant (Immediate)
03 = Omitted/Bypass (Omitted (Bypass))
C 03 |__| |__| C 02
04 = Fire
C 04 |__| |__| C 02 05 = Panic (Personal Attack)
06 = 24 Hour
C 05 |__| |__| C 02 07 = Patrol (Key Box)
08 = Shunt Keypad
C 06 |__| |__| C 02 09 = Tamper
10 = Latch Keyswitch
C* 07 |__| |__| C 02
11 = Momentary Keyswitch
C* 08 |__| |__| C 02 12 = Unused

C* 09 |__| |__| C 02

C* 10 |__| |__| C 02

C* 11 |__| |__| C 02

C* 12 |__| |__| C 02

C* 13 |__| |__| C 02

C* 14 |__| |__| C 02

C* 15 |__| |__| C 02

C* 16 |__| |__| C 02

*NOTE: Zones 7-16 are not available on the Matrix 6

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3.2.4 Arm Mode D
Function Zone Zone Description Zone Type Save Default Zone Types
C 01 |__| |__| C 00 00 = Entry Exit
01 = Access/Interior (Access)
C 02 |__| |__| C 01 02 = Instant (Immediate)
03 = Omitted/Bypass (Omitted (Bypass))
C 03 |__| |__| C 02
04 = Fire
C 04 |__| |__| C 02 05 = Panic (Personal Attack)
06 = 24 Hour
C 05 |__| |__| C 02 07 = Patrol (Key Box)
08 = Shunt Keypad
C 06 |__| |__| C 02
09 = Tamper
10 = Latch Keyswitch
C* 07 |__| |__| C 02
11 = Momentary Keyswitch
C* 08 |__| |__| C 02 12 = Unused

C* 09 |__| |__| C 02

C* 10 |__| |__| C 02

C* 11 |__| |__| C 02

C* 12 |__| |__| C 02

C* 13 |__| |__| C 02

C* 14 |__| |__| C 02

C* 15 |__| |__| C 02

C* 16 |__| |__| C 02

*NOTE: Zones 7-16 are not available on the Matrix 6

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3.3 Copy Arm Mode A to Modes B, C & D
C
4. USER CODES & ATTRIBUTES
NOTE: User Options are programmed from MASTER USER mode only.
*NOTE: Save only required for four & five digit codes. Six digit codes save automatically.

Toggle 
Function User New User Code Save* New User Code Again Save* Select Attribute -  or > @ Save
… OFF … ON
C |01| C C 1 = Omit (Bypass) Zones Disable (Off) / Enable (On) C
   2 = Duress Code Only Disable (Off) / Enabled (On) C
   3 = Duress Disabled (Off) / Enabled (On) C

C |02| C C 1 = Omit (Bypass) Zones Disable (Off) / Enable (On) C

   2 = Duress Code Only Disable (Off) / Enabled (On) C
   3 = Duress Disabled (Off) / Enabled (On) C

C |03| C C 1 = Omit (Bypass) Zones Disable (Off) / Enable (On) C

   2 = Duress Code Only Disable (Off) / Enabled (On) C
   3 = Duress Disabled (Off) / Enabled (On) C

C |04| C C 1 = Omit (Bypass) Zones Disable (Off) / Enable (On) C

   2 = Duress Code Only Disable (Off) / Enabled (On) C
   3 = Duress Disabled (Off) / Enabled (On) C

C |05| C C 1 = Omit (Bypass) Zones Disable (Off) / Enable (On) C

   2 = Duress Code Only Disable (Off) / Enabled (On) C
   3 = Duress Disabled (Off) / Enabled (On) C
 (Off) / (On) = Default

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*NOTE: Save only required for four & five digit codes. Six digit codes save automatically.

Toggle 
Function User New User Code Save* New User Code Again Save* Select Attribute -  or > @ Save
… OFF … ON
C |06| C C 1 = Omit (Bypass) Zones Disable (Off) / Enable (On) C
   2 = Duress Code Only Disable (Off) / Enabled (On) C
   3 = Duress Disabled (Off) / Enabled (On) C

C |07| C C 1 = Omit (Bypass) Zones Disable (Off) / Enable (On) C

   2 = Duress Code Only Disable (Off) / Enabled (On) C
   3 = Duress Disabled (Off) / Enabled (On) C

C |08| C C 1 = Omit (Bypass) Zones Disable (Off) / Enable (On) C

   2 = Duress Code Only Disable (Off) / Enabled (On) C
   3 = Duress Disabled (Off) / Enabled (On) C

C |09| C C 1 = Omit (Bypass) Zones Disable (Off) / Enable (On) C

   2 = Duress Code Only Disable (Off) / Enabled (On) C
   3 = Duress Disabled (Off) / Enabled (On) C

C |10| C C 1 = Omit (Bypass) Zones Disable (Off) / Enable (On) C

   2 = Duress Code Only Disable (Off) / Enabled (On) C
   3 = Duress Disabled (Off) / Enabled (On) C

C |11| C C 1 = Omit (Bypass) Zones Disable (Off) / Enable (On) C

   2 = Duress Code Only Disable (Off) / Enabled (On) C
   3 = Duress Disabled (Off) / Enabled (On) C
 (Off) / (On) = Default

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*NOTE: Save only required for four & five digit codes. Six digit codes save automatically.

Toggle 
Function User New User Code Save* New User Code Again Save* Select Attribute -  or > @ Save
… OFF … ON
C |12| C C 1 = Omit (Bypass) Zones Disable (Off) / Enable (On) C
   2 = Duress Code Only Disable (Off) / Enabled (On) C
   3 = Duress Disabled (Off) / Enabled (On) C

C |13| C C 1 = Omit (Bypass) Zones Disable (Off) / Enable (On) C

   2 = Duress Code Only Disable (Off) / Enabled (On) C
   3 = Duress Disabled (Off) / Enabled (On) C

C |14| C C 1 = Omit (Bypass) Zones Disable (Off) / Enable (On) C

   2 = Duress Code Only Disable (Off) / Enabled (On) C
   3 = Duress Disabled (Off) / Enabled (On) C

C |15| C C 1 = Omit (Bypass) Zones Disable (Off) / Enable (On) C

   2 = Duress Code Only Disable (Off) / Enabled (On) C
   3 = Duress Disabled (Off) / Enabled (On) C
 (Off) / (On) = Default
5. REMOTE KEYPAD PARAMETERS
Function Description Adjustment Save NOTE:
C RKP Volume > @ C Changes only apply to keypad from which adjustment was made.

C RKP Brightness > @ C Changes only apply to keypad from which adjustment was made.

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6. ARM OPTIONS

6.1 Exit Mode

Function Arm Mode Exit Mode Save Default Key
C Arm Mode A |__| |__| C 00 00 = Timed Exit Arm
01 = Final Exit Arm
C Arm Mode B |__| |__| C 00 02 = Silent Arm
03 = Forced Arm
C Arm Mode C |__| |__| C 00

C Arm Mode D |__| |__| C 00

NOTE: if Silent Arm Mode is selected, then the Bell Squawk option will be disabled.

6.2 Keyswitch Zone Arm Mode

Function Description Arm Mode Save Default Key
C Keyswitch Arms: |__| |__| C 02 01 = Arm Mode A
 02 = Arm Mode B
 03 = Arm Mode C
 04 = Arm Mode D

6.3 Number of Re-Arms

Function Description Number of Rearms Save Default Key
C Number of Re-Arms: |__| |__| C 00 00 = Continuous Re-Arms
 01..09 = Limited Number of Re-Arms

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7. TIMERS
Function Timer Time Save Default Key
C Bell Time |__| |__| C 04 00..99 = Time in Minutes

C Bell Delay |__| |__| C 00 00..99 = Time in Minutes

C Entry Time |__| |__| C 20 00..99 = Time in Seconds

C Exit Time |__| |__| C 20 00..99 = Time in Seconds

C Final Exit Delay |__| |__| C 07 00..99 = Time in Seconds

C Inactivity Auto Arm |__| |__| C 00 00..99 x 10 minutes= Time in minutes

C AC Mains Fail Report Delay |__| |__| C 10 00..99 = Time in Minutes

C Telephone Fail Report Delay |__| |__| C 01 00..99 = Time in Minutes

C Seconds in Last Minute of Day |__| |__| C 60 00..99 = Time in Seconds

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8. OUTPUTS

8.1 Zone To Follow

Function Description Zone Save Default Key
C Zone To Follow: |__| |__| C 00 00..16 = Zone

8.2 Output Types

Function Output Output Type Save Default Output Types
C PGM1 |__| |__| C 14 00 = Not Used 19 = Follow Battery Low
01 = Follow Walk Test (E-) 20 = Follow Battery Missing
C PGM2 |__| |__| C 09 02 = C+ (Latch) 21 = Follow Battery Faults
03 = Keypad Controlled 22 = Follow Duress
C PGM3 |__| |__| C 04
04 = Follow Arm/Disarm 23 = Follow Disarmed
C PGM4 |__| |__| C 11 05 = Follow Zone 24 = Follow System Faults
06 = Follow Tel Line Fail 25 = Momentary Burglary
C* PGM5 |__| |__| C 00 07 = Follow Kiss-Off Signal 26 = Momentary 24 Hour Alarm
08 = Shock/Fire Sensor Reset 27 = Momentary Fire Alarm
C* PGM6 |__| |__| C 00 09 = Follow Strobe 28 = Momentary Medical Alarm
10 = Follow Fire Alarm 29 = Momentary Panic Alarm
C* PGM7 |__| |__| C 37
11 = Follow Panic Alarm 30 = Momentary Tamper Alarm
12 = Follow Confirmed Alarm 31 = Momentary Duress
13 = Follow Tamper Alarm 32 = Momentary Communicator Failure
14 = External Bell 33 = Momentary Keypress Tamper
15 = Follow Medical Alarm 34 = Momentary Automatic Test
16 = Internal Sounder 35 = Status LED
17 = Follow Hidden Display 36 = Follow RKP Tones
18 = Follow AC Supply Missing 37 = Monitored Bell (Siren) (PGM 7 on Matrix 816 Only)

*NOTE: PGMs 5-7 are not available on Matrix 6.

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8.3 PGM Polarity
Toggle 
C PGM Polarity Select Option  –  or > @ Save
… OFF … ON
1 = PGM 1 Active Low (Off) / Active High (On) C
2 = PGM 2 Active Low (Off) / Active High (On) C
3 = PGM 3 Active Low (Off) / Active High (On) C
4 = PGM 4 Active Low (Off) / Active High (On) C
5 = PGM 5 Active Low (Off) / Active High (On)* C
6 = PGM 6 Active Low (Off) / Active High (On)* C
7 = PGM 7 Active Low (Off) / Active High (On)* C
(Off) / (On) = Default
*NOTE: PGMs 5-7 are not available on Matrix 6.
9. COMMUNICATOR OPTIONS

9.1 Account Code

Function Account Code Save Hexadecimal Key
C C  = B
 = C
 = D
 = E
 = F
NOTE: Auto-saving and exiting of this function takes place after entering the 6th digit. For a 4- or 5-digit account code, press C to save the changes and
exit the function.
9.2 Up/Downloading Code
Function Up/Downloading Code Save Default Key
C C 1234 0000..9999

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NOTE: Even if you are only using an MX-VOICE module, you will still need to enter a four-digit account code to enable the Matrix panel to dial out.
9.3 Telephone Line Options
Toggle 
C Telephone Line Options 1 Select Option  –  or > @ Save
… OFF … ON
1 = Telephone Line Monitoring Disabled (Off) /Monitoring Enabled (On) C
2 = Standard Handshake Filter (Off) / Wide Filter (On) C
3 = Tone Dial (Off) / Pulse Dial (On) C
4 = AMC Disabled (Off) / Enabled (On) C
5 = Reporting Events Low Priority (Off) / High Priority (On) C
6 = Do Not Send Open After Alarm (Off) / Send Open (On) C
7 = Fail To Report Does Not Generate System Fault (Off) / Generates System Fault (On) C
8 = FSK Radio Format No (Off) / Yes (On) C
(Off) / (On) = Default

Toggle 
C Telephone Line Options 2 Select Option  –  or > @ Save
… OFF … ON
1 = Do Not Delete Pending Events After Alarm (Off) / Delete Pending Events (On) C
2 = Normal Event Dial (Off) / Fast Event Dial (On) C
3 = 4 Redials (Off) / 8 Redials (On) C
(Off) / (On) = Default

9.4 Test Dial Time

Function Description Time Save Default Key
C Test Dial Time: |__| |__| |__| |__| C 0000 0000..2359 (24 Hr Format)

9.5 Test Dial Interval

Function Description Interval Save Default Key
C Test Dial Interval: |__| |__| C 00 00..09 = Days

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9.6 Test Dial Sequence
Function Description Sequence Save Default Key
C Test Dial Sequence: |__| |__| C 04 00 = No Dial Out
  01 = Telephone No. 1 Only
  02 = Telephone No. 2 Only
  03 = Telephone No. 1 and Telephone No. 2
  04 = Telephone No. 1, Backup to Telephone No. 2

9.7 Number of Voice Message Dials

Function Description Interval Save Default Key
C Number of Voice Message Dials: |__| |__| C 01 00..08 = No. of Dials
10. FORMATS

10.1 Telephone Number

Function Description Number Save Key
C Telephone 1 C  = *, will be displayed a %
 = #, will be displayed as &
C Telephone 2 C
 = 2 second pause, will be displayed as '
C Telephone 3 C > = Delete current number and exit function

10.2 Reporting Formats Allocation

Function Description Format Save Default Key
C Telephone 1 |__| |__| C 00 00= Contact ID
01 = Pyronix PC
C Telephone 2 |__| |__| C 00 02 = Voice Message

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11. SEND OPTIONS

11.1 Telephone Dial Sequence

Function Description Sequence Save Default Key
C Sequence for Intruder Events |__| |__| C 04 00 = No Dial Out
01 = Telephone Number 1 Only
C Sequence for Panic Alarm Events |__| |__| C 04 02 = Telephone No. 2 Only
03 = Telephone No. 1 and Telephone No. 2
C Sequence for Fire Alarm Events |__| |__| C 04
04 = Telephone No. 1, Backup to Telephone No. 2
C Sequence for Maintenance Events |__| |__| C 04

C Sequence for Open/Close Events |__| |__| C 04

C Sequence for Medical Alarm Events |__| |__| C 04

C Sequence for Omit (Bypass) Events |__| |__| C 04

11.2 Send Options

Toggle 
C Disarmed Mode Send Options Select Option  –  or > @ Save
… OFF … ON
1 = Intruder Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
2 = Panic Alarm Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
3 = Fire Alarm Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
4 = Maintenance Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
5 = Open/Close Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
6 = Medical Alarm Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
7 = Reserved for Future Use – Do Not Change C
8 = Omits (Bypass) Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
(Off) / (On) = Default

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Toggle 
C Arm Mode A Send Options Select Option  –  or > @ Save
… OFF … ON
1 = Intruder Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
2 = Panic Alarm Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
3 = Fire Alarm Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
4 = Maintenance Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
5 = Open/Close Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
6 = Medical Alarm Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
7 = Reserved for Future Use – Do Not Change C
8 = Omits (Bypass) Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
(Off) / (On) = Default

Toggle 
C Arm Mode B Send Options Select Option  –  or > @ Save
… OFF … ON
1 = Intruder Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
2 = Panic Alarm Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
3 = Fire Alarm Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
4 = Maintenance Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
5 = Open/Close Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
6 = Medical Alarm Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
7 = Reserved for Future Use – Do Not Change C
8 = Omits (Bypass) Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
(Off) / (On) = Default

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Toggle 
C Arm Mode C Send Options Select Option  –  or > @ Save
… OFF … ON
1 = Intruder Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
2 = Panic Alarm Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
3 = Fire Alarm Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
4 = Maintenance Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
5 = Open/Close Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
6 = Medical Alarm Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
7 = Reserved for Future Use – Do Not Change C
8 = Omits (Bypass) Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
(Off) / (On) = Default

Toggle 
C Arm Mode D Send Options Select Option  –  or > @ Save
… OFF … ON
1 = Intruder Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
2 = Panic Alarm Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
3 = Fire Alarm Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
4 = Maintenance Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
5 = Open/Close Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
6 = Medical Alarm Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
7 = Reserved for Future Use – Do Not Change C
8 = Omits (Bypass) Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
(Off) / (On) = Default

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Toggle 
C Restoral Send Options Select Option  –  or > @ Save
… OFF … ON
1 = Intruder Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
2 = Panic Alarm Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
3 = Fire Alarm Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
4 = Maintenance Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
5 = Open/Close Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
6 = Medical Alarm Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
7 = Reserved for Future Use – Do Not Change C
8 = Omits (Bypass) Events Not Sent (Off) / Sent (On) C
(Off) / (On) = Default

11.3 Voice Message Allocation

Function Event Sequence Save Default Key
C Intruder Events |__| |__| C 01 00..08= Voice Message Number

C Panic Alarm Events |__| |__| C 01

C Fire Alarm Events |__| |__| C 01

C Maintenance Events |__| |__| C 01

C Open (Arm) |__| |__| C 01

C Close (Disarm) Events |__| |__| C 01

C Medical Alarm Events |__| |__| C 01

C Omits (Bypass) Events |__| |__| C 01

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12. ENGINEER AND MAINTENANCE FUNCTIONS

12.1 Engineer Code NVM Reset

Before starting the NVM reset, short the NVM Reset pins on the Matrix PCB using the link provided.
Function Enter Engineer Code
C IIII
Wait for the segments on the keypad display to stop rotating. The panel will emit an acknowledgement tone. Remove the link from the NVM Reset pins. The panel
has been restored to factory defaults. NOTE: This function will only work if it has been enabled in System Options 1, see page 2.
12.2 PGM Output Test
Function Test PGM* Exit Function Key
C  C 1 = PGM 1
2 = PGM 2
3 = PGM 3
4 = PGM 4
5 = PGM 5*
6 = PGM 6*
7 = PGM 7*

*NOTE: PGMs 5-7 are only available on the Matrix 816

12.3 Walk Test
Function Enter Arm Mode Exit Function
C DEFG C

12.4 Local RS232 Up/Downloading Session

Function Description
C Enable Local RS232 Up/Downloading Session

12.5 System Test (Master User Only)

Function Proceed to Next Test Exit Function
C  C

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13. EVENT LOG

Function Scroll Exit Log
C > @ C

13.1 Event Log Tables

13.1.1 Intruder, Panic, Fire and Medical Alarms
Fragment 1 Fragment 2 Indicator System Event
(( ST ... T\ . Entry time expired after Entry Exit or Shunt Keypad zone triggering
ST ... T\ – . Zone no. 01 ... 16 Access/Interior, Instant, 24Hr types
ST ... T\ – N Restoral – Zone no. 01 ... 16 Access/Interior, Instant, 24Hr types
ST ... T\ – ; Zone no. 01 ... 16 Panic type
ST ... T\ – [ Restoral – Zone no. 01 ... 16 Panic type
SS – ; Panic alarm activation from remote keypad
ST ... T\ – = Zone No. 01 ... 16 Fire type
ST ... T\ – ] Restoral – Zone No. 01 ... 16 Fire type
SS – = Fire alarm activation from remote keypad
TX – . Medical alarm activation from remote keypad
ST ... T\ – 6 Tamper zone no. 01 ... 16 or tamper state of an EOL zone
Restoral – Tamper zone no. 01 ... 16 or tamper state of an EOL
ST ... T\ – V
zone
/ – . Telephone Line Fail
7 SU 6 Expander tamper – module no longer detected (Matrix 816 Only)
7 SW 6 Siren tamper – siren no longer detected (Matrix 816 Only)
7 SL 6 Keypress tamper – 16 wrong key presses in armed mode

13.1.2 Open / Close (Disarm / Arm)

Fragment 1 Fragment 2 System Event
$ ... ' ST ... TW Armed in Arm Mode A ... D by user code no. 01 ... 15
$ ... ' SS Armed in Arm Mode A ... D by keyswitch zone
$ ... ' RR Armed in Arm Mode A ... D from Engineer Mode, PC, or by inactivity timer
8 ST ... T\ Disarmed by user code no. 01 ... 15
8 RR Disarmed from Engineer Mode or from a PC
2 ST ... T\ Zone no. 01 ... 16 omitted (Bypass) when armed

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13.1.3 Restoral
Fragment 1 Fragment 2 System Event
5T – User code after alarm (FTA mode entered)
5Z – Bell time expired
5H – Power supply applied (restored) to panel from de-energized state
5 SZ Auxiliary fuse restoral
5 SH Battery missing restoral (DC voltage on terminals +BAT- restored)
5 SU Battery low voltage restoral (DC voltage on terminals +BAT- > 11.2V)
5 SW Mains fail restore
5 S\ Telephone line fail restore
5 SL Successful transmission to central station (Kiss Off signal received)
Battery cut-off restoral (reset pressed and DC voltage on +BAT- > 10.5V)
5 SR
(Matrix 816 Only)

13.1.4 System Faults

Fragment 1 Fragment 2 System Event
 SZ Auxiliary fuse fail
 SH Battery missing (DC voltage missing on terminals +BAT-)
 SU Battery low voltage (DC voltage on terminals +BAT- < 11.2V)
 SW Mains fail
 S\ Telephone line fail
 SL Transmission to central station failed (Kiss Off signal not received)
 SR Battery cut-off (DC voltage on +BAT- < 10.5V) (Matrix 816 Only)

13.1.5 System Events

Fragment 1 Fragment 2 System Event
(T – Engineer mode entered
(S – Engineer mode exited
l ST Walk test mode entered
l SZ Walk test mode exited
l SU NVM Reset
'7 ST Time and date changed by User no. 1 or from Engineer mode
Q2 – Patrol zone opened
Q2 – Patrol zone closed

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13.1.6 Up / Downloading Events

Fragment 1 Fragment 2 System Event
3& SS Panel answered the telephone
3& ST Panel hung up the telephone
3& SZ Full configuration data downloaded to panel
3& SH Data upload from panel
3& SU Partial configuration data downloaded to panel
3& SW Configuration data download complete
3& S\ Data upload complete
3& SX UDL session denied (up/downloading code incorrect)
3& SL UDL session started (up/downloading code accepted)
3& SR Time and date changed by PC
3& TS Local UDL session initiated
3& TT Arm / Disarm command received from PC
3& \S System Options configuration data downloaded to panel
3& \T Zones configuration data downloaded to panel
3& \Z Users configuration data downloaded to panel
3& \U Devices configuration data downloaded to panel
3& \\ Arm Options configuration data downloaded to panel
3& \X Timers configuration data downloaded to panel
3& \L Outputs configuration data downloaded to panel
3& \R Communicator configuration data downloaded to panel
3& XS Formats configuration data downloaded to panel
3& XT Send Options configuration data downloaded to panel
3& LS System Options configuration data uploaded from panel
3& LT Zones configuration data uploaded from panel
3& LZ Users configuration data uploaded from panel
3& LU Devices configuration data uploaded from panel
3& L\ Arm Options configuration data uploaded from panel
3& LX Timers configuration data uploaded from panel
3& LL Outputs configuration data uploaded from panel
3& LR Communicator configuration data uploaded from panel
3& RS Formats configuration data uploaded from panel
3& RT Send Options configuration data uploaded from panel

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14. CONTACT ID EVENT CODES

Q EEE English Equivalent System Event PP NNN
Group 1: INTRUDER ALARMS
1 / 3 130 Burglary Immediate or Access Zone – Alarm / Restoral 01-04 001-016
1 / 3 133 24 Hour 24 Hour Zone – Alarm / Restoral 01-04 001-016
1 / 3 134 Entry/Exit Entry/Exit Zone – Alarm / Restoral 01-04 001-016
1 / 3 137 Tamper Keypress Tamper- Alarm / Restoral 01-04 003
1 / 3 137 Tamper Zone Expander Tamper – Alarm / Restoral (Matrix 816 Only) 01-04 002
1 / 3 137 Tamper Monitored Siren Tamper – Alarm / Restoral (Matrix 816 Only) 01-04 005
1 / 4 144 Sensor Tamper EOL Zone – Tamper / Restoral 01-04 001-016
1 / 3 146 Silent Burglary Immediate or Access Zone – Bell Delay Alarm / Restoral 01-04 001-016
1 / 3 383 Sensor Tamper Tamper Zone (Internal alarm only / no bell activation) – Alarm / Restoral 01-04 001-032
Group 2: PERSONAL ATTACK ALARMS
1 121 Duress Arm or Disarm by Duress User Code 01-04 001-015
1 / 3 122 Silent Panic Silent PA Alarm / Restoral – from Keypad 01-04 000
1 / 3 122 Silent Panic PA Zone – Silent Alarm / Restoral 01-04 001-016
1 / 3 123 Audible Panic Audible PA Alarm / Restoral– from Keypad 01-04 000
1 / 3 123 Audible Panic PA Zone – Audible Alarm / Restoral 01-04 001-016
Group 3: FIRE ALARMS
1 / 3 110 Fire Fire from Keypad – Alarm / Restoral 01-04 000
1 / 3 110 Fire Fire Zone – Alarm / Restoral 01-04 001-016
Group 4: MAINTENANCE
1 / 3 301 AC Power AC Mains – Fail / Restoral 01 000
1 / 3 302 Low Battery Battery Missing or Low Battery – Fail / Restoral 01 000
1 305 System Reset Panel Powered Up 01 000
1 412 Successful UDL Data was successfully uploaded from / downloaded to the panel 01 000
1 / 3 607 Walk Test Mode Walk Test Mode – Entered / Exited 01-04 000
1 623 Event Log 90% Full Event Log 90% of Capacity 01 000
1 627 Program Mode Entry Engineer Mode Entered 01 099
1 628 Program Mode Exit Engineer Mode Exited 01 099
Group 5: OPEN/CLOSE
1 / 3 401 User Open (Disarm) / Close (Arm) by User Code 01-04 001-015
1 / 3 401 User Open (Disarm) / Close (Arm) from Engineer Mode or PC 01-04 099
3 403 Automatic Close (Arm) by Inactivity or Auto-Arm Timer 01-04 000
3 403 Automatic Close (Arm) on Power Up 01-04 099
1 / 3 409 Keyswitch Open (Disarm) / Close (Arm) by Keyswitch Zone 01-04 000
Group 6: MEDICAL ALARMS
1 / 3 100 Medical Medical Alarm / Restoral – from Keypad 01-04 000
Group 7: CONFIRMED ALARMS
1 / 3 139 Confirmed Alarm Confirmed Alarm / Restoral 01-04 000
Group 8: OMIT (BYPASS)
1 570 Zone Bypass Normal Zone Omitted (Bypassed) on Arm or Auto Rearm 01-04 001-016
1 571 Zone Bypass Fire Zone Omitted (Bypassed) on Arm 01-04 001-016
1 572 24 Hour Bypass 24 Hour Zone Omitted (Bypassed) on Arm or Auto Rearm 01-04 001-016
ABORT
1 406 Open After Alarm Abort / Cancel with User Code after Alarm 01-04 000
TEST DIALS
1 602 Periodic Periodic Test Call
KEYBOX & PATROL
1 / 3 250 Keybox & Patrol Keybox Zone – Open (Disarm) / Close (Arm) 01-04 001-016

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Message string of CID: [AAAA] [CC] [Q] [EEE] [PP] [NNN] [m]
[AAAA] Account Number
[CC] Reporting Format (18 for CID)
[Q] Event Qualifier: 1 = New Event or Opening, 3 = New Restore or Closing
[EEE] Digital Event Code
[PP] Partition Number
[NNN] Zone Number / User Number / Component Qualifier
[m] Checksum

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15. QUICK REFERENCE

15.1 Programming Functions

C User Codes & Attributes (Master User Only) Page 11
C Remote Keypad Volume Page 13
C Remote Keypad Brightness Page 13
C System Options 1 Page 2
C System Options 4 Page 3
C Copy Arm Mode A to Arm Modes B, C & D Page 11
C Global Zone Options Page 4
C Zone 1 Zone Type – Arm Mode A Page 7
C Zone 2 Zone Type – Arm Mode A Page 7
C Zone 3 Zone Type – Arm Mode A Page 7
C Zone 4 Zone Type – Arm Mode A Page 7
C Zone 5 Zone Type – Arm Mode A Page 7
C Zone 6 Zone Type – Arm Mode A Page 7
C Zone 7 Zone Type – Arm Mode A Page 7
C Zone 8 Zone Type – Arm Mode A Page 7
C Zone 1 Zone Type – Arm Mode B Page 8
C Zone 2 Zone Type – Arm Mode B Page 8
C Zone 3 Zone Type – Arm Mode B Page 8
C Zone 4 Zone Type – Arm Mode B Page 8
C Zone 5 Zone Type – Arm Mode B Page 8
C Zone 6 Zone Type – Arm Mode B Page 8
C Zone 7 Zone Type – Arm Mode B Page 8
C Zone 8 Zone Type – Arm Mode B Page 8
C NO/NC Zone Options 1 Page 4
C End Of Line Zone Options 1 Page 5
C NO/NC Zone Options 2 Page 5
C End Of Line Zone Options 2 Page 6
C Zone 9 Zone Type – Arm Mode A Page 7
C Zone 10 Zone Type – Arm Mode A Page 7
C Zone 11 Zone Type – Arm Mode A Page 7
C Zone 12 Zone Type – Arm Mode A Page 7
C Zone 13 Zone Type – Arm Mode A Page 7
C Zone 14 Zone Type – Arm Mode A Page 7
C Zone 15 Zone Type – Arm Mode A Page 7
C Zone 16 Zone Type – Arm Mode A Page 7
C Zone 9 Zone Type – Arm Mode B Page 8

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C Zone 10 Zone Type – Arm Mode B Page 8

C Zone 11 Zone Type – Arm Mode B Page 8
C Zone 12 Zone Type – Arm Mode B Page 8
C Zone 13 Zone Type – Arm Mode B Page 8
C Zone 14 Zone Type – Arm Mode B Page 8
C Zone 15 Zone Type – Arm Mode B Page 8
C Zone 16 Zone Type – Arm Mode B Page 8
C Zone 1 Zone Type – Arm Mode C Page 9
C Zone 2 Zone Type – Arm Mode C Page 9
C Zone 3 Zone Type – Arm Mode C Page 9
C Zone 4 Zone Type – Arm Mode C Page 9
C Zone 5 Zone Type – Arm Mode C Page 9
C Zone 6 Zone Type – Arm Mode C Page 9
C Zone 7 Zone Type – Arm Mode C Page 9
C Zone 8 Zone Type – Arm Mode C Page 9
C Zone 1 Zone Type – Arm Mode D Page 10
C Zone 2 Zone Type – Arm Mode D Page 10
C Zone 3 Zone Type – Arm Mode D Page 10
C Zone 4 Zone Type – Arm Mode D Page 10
C Zone 5 Zone Type – Arm Mode D Page 10
C Zone 6 Zone Type – Arm Mode D Page 10
C Zone 7 Zone Type – Arm Mode D Page 10
C Zone 8 Zone Type – Arm Mode D Page 9
C Zone 9 Zone Type – Arm Mode C Page 9
C Zone 10 Zone Type – Arm Mode C Page 9
C Zone 11 Zone Type – Arm Mode C Page 9
C Zone 12 Zone Type – Arm Mode C Page 9
C Zone 13 Zone Type – Arm Mode C Page 9
C Zone 14 Zone Type – Arm Mode C Page 9
C Zone 15 Zone Type – Arm Mode C Page 9
C Zone 16 Zone Type – Arm Mode C Page 9
C Zone 9 Zone Type – Arm Mode D Page 10
C Zone 10 Zone Type – Arm Mode D Page 10
C Zone 11 Zone Type – Arm Mode D Page 10
C Zone 12 Zone Type – Arm Mode D Page 10
C Zone 13 Zone Type – Arm Mode D Page 10
C Zone 14 Zone Type – Arm Mode D Page 10
C Zone 15 Zone Type – Arm Mode D Page 10
C Zone 16 Zone Type – Arm Mode D Page 10

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C System Options 2 Page 2

C System Options 3 Page 3
C Arm Option – Arm Mode A Page 14
C Arm Option – Arm Mode B Page 14
C Arm Option – Arm Mode C Page 14
C Arm Option – Arm Mode D Page 14
C Keyswitch Zone Arm Configuration Page 14
C Number of Re-Arms Page 14
C Bell Time Page 15
C Bell Delay Page 15
C Entry Time Page 15
C Exit Time Page 15
C Final Exit Delay Page 15
C Inactivity Auto Arm Page 15
C AC Mains Fail Report Delay Page 15
C Telephone Fail Report Delay Page 15
C Seconds in Last Minute of Day Page 15
C Zone To Follow Page 16
C PGM 1 Output Type Page 16
C PGM 2 Output Type Page 16
C PGM 3 Output Type Page 16
C PGM 4 Output Type Page 16
C PGM 5 Output Type Page 16
C PGM 6 Output Type Page 16
C PGM 7 Output Type Page 16
C PGM Polarity Page 17
C Account Code Page 17
C Up/Downloading Code Page 17
C Telephone Line Options 1 Page 18
C Test Dial Time Page 18
C Test Dial Interval Page 18
C Test Dial Sequence Page 19
C Telephone Line Options 2 Page 18
C Telephone Number 1 Page 19
C Telephone Number 2 Page 19
C Telephone Number 3 Page 19
C Reporting Format – Telephone 1 Page 19
C Reporting Format – Telephone 2 Page 19
C Telephone Dial Sequence – Intruder Events Page 20

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C Telephone Dial Sequence – Panic Alarm Events Page 20

C Telephone Dial Sequence – Fire Alarm Events Page 20
C Telephone Dial Sequence – Maintenance Events Page 20
C Telephone Dial Sequence – Open/Close Events Page 20
C Telephone Dial Sequence – Medical Alarm Events Page 20
C Telephone Dial Sequence – Omit (Bypass) Events Page 20
C Send Options – Disarmed Mode Page 20
C Send Options – Arm Mode A Page 20
C Send Options – Arm Mode B Page 20
C Send Options – Arm Mode C Page 20
C Send Options – Arm Mode D Page 20
C Send Options – Restoral Page 20
C Number of Voice Message Dials Page 19
C Voice Message Allocation – Intruder Events Page 23
C Voice Message Allocation – Panic Alarm Events Page 23
C Voice Message Allocation – Fire Alarm Events Page 23
C Voice Message Allocation – Maintenance Events Page 23
C Voice Message Allocation – Open (Disarm) Events Page 23
C Voice Message Allocation – Close (Arm) Events Page 23
C Voice Message Allocation – Medical Alarm Events Page 23
C Voice Message Allocation – Omit (Bypass) Events Page 23

15.2 Maintenance Functions

C System Test (Master User Only) Page 24
C Enter Log Page 25
C Change Engineer Code Page 1
C Engineer Code NVM Reset Page 24
C PGM Output Test Page 24
C Walk Test Page 24
C Local RS232 Up/Downloading Session Page 24

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16. NOTES

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