User manual GE SECURITY RANGER 8600 REV D

[. . . ] 1 1 2 2 2 3 4 4 5 5 7 TOUCHPAD OPERATIONS . 12 Section 2: Using the Touchpad for Emergencies. 13 Using Panic Alarms: Police, Fire, and Auxiliary . 13 14 15 16 17 iii Section 3: Basic Touchpad Operations . [. . . ] See your installer for details. Using a Phone in Your Home Lift the receiver and simply enter the information given in the instructions. Begin all phone operations with the # key. This tells your system that you are not dialing a phone number. Please also note that the first command used must include your primary access code. Listen for the messages described in the procedures after each entry. Calling Your System from a Remote Phone With Answering Machine or Voice Mail Ring/Pause/Ring Answer--If you have an answering machine or voice message system, you need to dial your home or business number and let the phone ring twice. Hang up and wait for 10 to 40 seconds, and then call a second time. Your security system will answer by the second ring. Once you're connected to your system, begin all com58 mands by pressing the # key. Use your primary access code to control your system from a remote phone. No Answering Machine or Voice Mail Toll Saver--If you do not have an answering machine or voice message system and you have this feature on, when you call your security system while you're away, it picks up on the eighth ring if there has been an alarm or other trouble has occurred. If your system hasn't picked up on the eighth ring, you can hang up after the ninth ring, knowing there have been no alarms, without completing the call and incurring long distance charges. 12-Ring Method--If you do not have an answering machine or voice message system and the toll saver feature is off, your security system picks up on the twelfth ring. As soon as an armed door is opened or the motion detector is tripped, an alarm will sound. Phone Operations Canceling Accidental Alarms The most common cause of an accidental alarm is unintentionally tripping sensors like those on an armed window or door. To cancel an alarm: Do this Display, if available, will read 1-OFF You will hear Keychain Touchpad Operations · Enter # + your access code + 1. Alarm system is off. Troubleshooting References 63 64 Touchpad Operations Section 6: Basic Phone Operations Turning Security Protection On Turning security protection on means you are arming your system. ON When You Stay In--Arming to Level 2-Stay Note The exit delay is the period defined by your installer for you to exit after turning security protection on. Phone Operations To turn security protection on when you stay in: Do this 1. Additional options: · To turn off lights, press 0 within 5 seconds. · To cancel the exit delay, press 4 within 5 seconds. If entering or exiting, do so during the delay period or an alarm will sound. You will hear Alarm system is on level 2. Keychain Touchpad Operations No delay. One beep every 4 seconds for most of the delay, then one beep every second for the last 10 seconds of the delay. Two short beeps indicating the end of the exit delay. Troubleshooting Note If an alarm sounds, cancel it by entering # + your access code + 1. References 65 When You Go Away-- Arming to Level 3-Away Note The exit delay is the period defined by your installer for you to exit after turning security protection on. To turn security protection on when you go away: Do this 1. Additional options: · To turn off lights, press 0 within 5 seconds. · To cancel the exit delay, press 4 within 5 seconds. If anyone is exiting, do so during the exit period. You will hear Alarm system is on level 3. No delay. Note If an alarm sounds, cancel it by entering # + your access code + 1. Arming with a Window or Door Open Use this procedure to tell your system to ignore (or bypass) certain sensors. Note This procedure shall not be used in UL listed installations. [. . . ] wireless touchpad A system component that allows you to operate your system within radio range of the control panel. This touchpad can be carried around with you to operate your system from various rooms. 128 Touchpad Operations Phone Operations Keychain Touchpad Operations Troubleshooting References X-10 Lamp Module A wireless device into which lamps can be plugged to become controlled by your security system. Any lamp plugged into a lamp module can be turned on or off from a phone or touchpad. Different settings on the X-10 Lamp Module determine how the device plugged into it will react. [. . . ]