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DE2462U MKP-150/151/152 User Guide 

2

1

Press the tab inward

and remove the cover

Insert

batteries

(verify proper

polarity) and

close cover

Back

Tamper

Switch

 

Figure 4a:

 Battery Insertion – MKP-150/151 

2

1

Press thetab inward

and remove the cover

Insert

batteries

(verify proper

polarity) and

close cover

Back

Tamper

Switch

 

 Figure 4a:

 Battery Insertion – MKP-152

 

9

VAC

Wiring

Inlets

Connect the 9 VAC

power supply to the

terminal block. Route

the wiring through the

wiring channels.

Note:

The transformer

is optional

 

Figure 5a:

 Wiring – MKP-150/151

 

9

VAC

Note:

The transformer

is optional

Wiring

Inlets

Connect the 9

VAC

power supply to the

terminal block. Route

the wiring through the

wiring channels.

  

 
 

Figure 5b:

 Wiring – MKP-152

 

Match the panel with

the bracket projections.

Pull downward and

secure the bracket with

the locking screw

 

Figure 6a:

 Panel Mounting – MKP-150/151

 

Match the panel with

the bracket projections.

Pull downward and

secure the bracket by

tightening the

the locking screw through

the bushing.

  

 
 

Figure 6b:

 Panel Mounting – MKP-152

Summary of Contents for MKP-150

Page 1: ...ific actions Automatic supervision messages Diagnostic test of the control panel Two long life 3 Volt Lithium batteries Wall mounting Friendly programming The Power green LED lights when operated using AC power The Trouble amber LED lights if a trouble state is currently detected within the control panel The Chime green LED lights when the chime function is active The Arm red LED lights when the s...

Page 2: ...tion The unit enters sleep mode 15 seconds after last use applies only when using batteries or when there is a power failure Supervision A periodic supervision message programmable is transmitted automatically once every 15 minutes Europe once every 60 minutes USA or according to the local standards This function can be disabled Panic Alarm Message Activated by simultaneously pressing the and keys...

Page 3: ...he screw pull down the bracket fully 1 Remove the bracket 2 Figure 2a Bracket Removal MKP 150 151 After removing the scre w pull down the bracket fully 1 Remove the bracket 2 Figure 2b Bracket Removal MKP 152 Mark and drill 4 holes in mounting surface Insert wall anchors and fasten the bracket to the mounting surface with 4 screws Screw Holes Screw Hole IMPORTANT The back tamper switch will not ac...

Page 4: ...e terminal block Route the wiring through the wiring channels Note The transformer is optional Figure 5a Wiring MKP 150 151 9 VAC Note The transformer is optional Wiring Inlets Connect the 9 VAC power supply to the terminal block Route the wiring through the wiring channels Figure 5b Wiring MKP 152 Match the panel with the bracket projections Pull downward and secure the bracket with the locking s...

Page 5: ...during exit and entry delays Options enable beeps off when home and disable beeps BACK LIGHT The keypad and LCD back light can be activated in one of two ways By key press back light is activated for ten seconds by a long press 2 sec of any key Always on back light remains on continuously Enabled only when the unit is connected to the AC supply The options are OFF after 10s and always ON JAM DETEC...

Page 6: ...term 4 user term 5 READY 00 00 USER SETTING WALK TEST ENTER CODE installer code INSTALLER MODE SUPERVISION superv time 15m superv time 1h disable PIEZO BEEP enable beeps disable beeps off when home In Canada disable must be selected SERIAL NUMBER xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx JAM DETECT UL 20 20 EN 30 60 class 6 30 60 disable BACK LIGHT OFF after 10s always ON PIEZO BEEP Partition disabled Par...

Page 7: ...E _ _ _ _ INSTALLER MODE 4 4 4 example SET PHONE NUMBER SET USER CODES user code 1 1 1 1 1 code user code 1 1 AUTO ARM OPTION disable autoarm enable autoarm if it is the current option time AUTO ARM TIME arm time _ _ _ _A SQUAWK OPTION 1 1 1 SET VOICE OPTION enable prompts if it is the current option 1 5 4 digit master user code if not satisfed if not satisfed disable prompts disable prompts enabl...

Page 8: ... any interference received including interference that may cause undesirable operation The digital circuit of this device had been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in residential installations This equipment generates uses and can radia...

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