Velleman HAA263D - Manual (Page 3)

HAA263D
02 (15/11/2013) VELLEMAN 3
5. Installation
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This keypad should be installed and serviced by a qualified person only.
• Choose an easily accessible location where the keypad is protected from harsh environmental
conditions such as rain and bright sunlight, and away from heat producing devices.
• Have a qualified person installing the electrical leads (4) that are necessary for the connection of
the keypad to the master control unit.
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Remove the keypad from the mounting frame by removing the screw at the bottom and pulling
gently forward.
• Mount the mounting frame over the leads coming from the master control unit. Do not damage
the leads when doing this.
• Remove the back cover of the keypad by removing the screws at the four corners.
• Make sure there is no power on the leads. Connect the leads to the connector block in the keypad
as indicated on the PCB.
• It is also possible to install a tamper switch (not included).
• Re-mount the back cover with the 4 screws.
• Place the keypad back in the mounting frame. Make sure the cabling is not damaged in the
process. Remount the screw at the bottom.
• Apply power to the leads (via the master control unit).
• There are no user-serviceable parts. Contact your dealer for spare parts if necessary.
6. Keypad description
A. General status LEDs
EXIT/ARMED ON System armed (whole system or one of the partitions)
OFF System disarmed (the whole system)
Flash System in exit delay period
AC POWER ON AC power normal
Flash AC power failure
Flash Alternatively
with Battery LED System in Standby mode
BATTERY ON Battery low
OFF Battery normal
Flash Battery under testing
Flash Alternatively
with AC power
LED System in Standby mode
PROGRAM ON System in programming mode
OFF System in normal operation mode
PART. 1 ON Partition 1 armed
OFF Partition 1 disarmed
Flash During Exit Delay
A. General status LEDs
B. Zone status LEDs
C. Control key buttons