NAPCO iSecure ISEC-WL-KEYPAD, Operating Manual

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Panic Buttons 

- Buttons on the keypad 

(

7

F

, 

8

A

or 

9

P

).  If enabled, pressing 

      together  with 

7

F

, 

8

A

or 

9

P

will 

alert the central station of a fire, 

auxiliary, or police emergency.  All are 

audible within the premises when acti-

vated. 

Partitioned System

 - A system that has 

been subdivided into two independent 

subsystems (called "Areas").  

Report 

- A transmission to a central 

station notifying of a change in the 

status of the system (alarm, trouble, 

low battery, etc.). 

RF Low Battery

 - (Wireless systems 

only) Weak transmitter battery. 

RF Supervisory 

 - (Wireless systems 

only) Periodic test report from a 

transmitter (if a report is not received 

on time, a supervisory-failure system 

trouble will result). 

Ringback 

- A beep after arming verifying 

the central-station's receipt of a 

closing ("arming") report. 

Service Code

 - A User Code intended for 

temporary use. 

Sounder

 - A local warning device at each 

keypad to alert that (a) entry delay 

has started; (b) an attempt was made 

to arm with a zone in trouble; (c) a 

Day-Zone condition exists (see 

Zones:  Day Zone); (d) 10 seconds 

exit time remaining; (e) invalid code 

entered; or (f) central station-

acknowledged arming (see Ringback). 

System Trouble 

- A problem (low 

battery, power failure, etc.) detected in 

the system. 

Trouble

 - A zone fault.  For example, an 

open door, window, or other problem 

that may prevent arming.   

User Code

 - Your personalized code for 

arming and disarming the system.  It 

may contain up to six digits. 

Zones

 - Independent circuits that protect 

specific parts of the premises, such 

as: 



A

uto-Bypass Zone

:  A zone that will 

be automatically bypassed from the 

protection system if it is in trouble 

(faulty) when the system is armed. 



Burglary Zone

:

  Detects intrusion.



Exit/Entry Follower Zone

:  

Provides 

exit and entry delay for interior 

devices.  Entry delay only occurs if re-

entry takes place through the normal 

exit/entry door first.



Fire Zone

:  Detects fire alarms or 

trouble conditions. 



Interior Zones

:  Circuits within the 

premises, usually including space-

protection devices, interior doors, etc.; 

but not exterior doors or windows.  

(Two groups of Interior Zones may be 

programmed for each Area). 



Selective-Bypassed Zone

:  A zone 

that can be individually bypassed 

pressing 

BYPASS 

followed by the 

zone number. 



24-Hour Zone

:  A zone that is armed 

and ready at all times to respond to an 

emergency situation. 

G L O S S A R Y