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Setting this option to N permanently
disables the Status OK LED.
Status FLT LED
This option relates to the red fault LED
located behind the navigation keys. By
default, the LED illuminates steadily
while the keypad is awake and there
is an uncleared fault or alarm that the
control unit has reported, such as a
mains fail or a tamper. The red LED
remains lit while the keypad is awake
until the fault or alarm is cleared.
Setting this option to N permanently
disables the Status FLT LED.
Display NET/RF info
For expandable control units:
•
b 9, d 51, T2 (or similar) — Bus
number, device number and device
type (always 2).
•
Addr Lk — Position of the address
link at the keypad.
•
Freq Lk — Position of the frequency
link at the base station.
For non-expandable control units:
•
Panel — Control unit type (always
B).
•
Freq — Position of the frequency
link at the base station.
•
KP Links Addr — Position of the
address link at the keypad.
Enable Prox.
To extend battery life, set to N if
proximity tags are not used. The
default is Y.
Checking Signal Strength
After installing the keypad, you can
check signal strength using
Installer
menu, Test, Signal Strengths, Radio
Keypads, KEY-RKPZ
.
A minimum reading of 2 is acceptable.
(When reading from the web interface
or other software, a minimum reading
of 4 is needed if the control unit is
in User mode, or 2 if it is in Installer
mode.)
Resetting the base station
You may need to factory reset the
base station if you are unable to
pair it with a keypad or it cannot be
recognised by the control unit.
A factory reset is needed if you move
the base station from one type of
control unit to another.
To factory reset, press the Teach
button while applying power to the
base station. You will hear a long
“beep”, followed by a shorter “beep”.
Maintenance
Each year, replace the batteries,
perform an annual test (using the Test
menu at the control unit), and clean
the outside of the keypad using a soft
dry cloth. Do not use water, solvents
or any proprietary cleaning agents.
