Velleman HAM263D - Manual (Page 14)

HAM263D
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Audible keypad notifications
1 short beep Successful key entry
2 short beeps Successful code entry for a specific function
5 short beeps • Unsuccessful code entry
• Code entry time expired (Maximum Allowable
Time:10 seconds/digit, 60 seconds/code)
1 long beep Exit delay expired, system is armed
1 short beep/30 seconds Battery low or AC power failure
• Continuous short beeps at 0.5
second interval
• Beeping increases to 4 beeps/second
at the last 10 seconds
• 1 long beep at the end of the period
During the Exit delay, Entry delay and System
Standby period
4 short beeps with 1 second interval After an alarm condition before the system is
disarmed
5.5 Programming
a. Set programming mode
• Make sure the system is in disarmed mode and the alarm memory is empty.
• Enable programming mode with the master code. Key in the master code, followed by .
The system generates 2 beeps for successful and 5 beeps for unsuccessful code entry.
• Factory default master code is 1234. For security reasons, it is strongly advised to replace
this master code with a personal code.
• The PROGRAM LED is on and the system stops all its detection activities.
b. Reset master code
If you have forgotten the master code, you can reset it. For the master code, do not use a
combination that is already taken for a user code.
In case the master code is forgotten, use the following procedure to enable programming mode:
1. Switch off both AC and battery power for at least one minute.
2. Switch power back on. This will bring the system in standby mode for one minute. The AC
power and the battery LED flash alternately, and short beeps are heard.
3. During standby mode, key in code 8080, followed by .
Note: this procedure will only work during standby mode after power-up.
c. Start programming
After the system is set to programming mode, the available options can be set. It is not necessary
to follow a certain sequence; jumping to any available programming location is possible.
Every programming code consists of three parts: the location, the value and the validation. These
are entered sequentially without any characters in between:
XXyyyyyy#
XX =
Location in memory
yyyyyy = value
# =
validation
d. Record a master code
Notes: master code
- When programming the codes, it is recommended to program the master code before the
user codes.
- If you are programming a new master code, do not use a combination that is already
taken for a user code.