Honeywell ADEMCO 5828V - Manual (Page 2)

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K0021 3/03 Rev. B
MEMO/MESSAGE CENTER (5828V only)
Recording and playing back messages
The keystrokes required for message recording and
playback are as shown in the table below.
In this table, read the + sign as “followed by.”
Example: # + 1 would be read as the [#] key and the [1]
key.
MESSAGE CENTER
TO: PRESS:
Record a message: # + 1
Stop recording before end of 20
seconds: 1
Playback a message: # + 3
Adjust message playback volume: # + 2 + 3 9 or 6;
Mute keypad status announcements: # + 2 + 1
Restore keypad status
announcements: # + 2 + 3 9 or 6;
New message indication: If powered by battery, the
Message LED will only blink when you activate the
keypad by requesting status. If powered by AC, the
Message LED will blink continuously. Once the
message is played back, the LED will no longer blink.
NOTE: If the word “MESSAGE” is annunciated on the
5828V keypad, it means that there is a message waiting
at the control panel, which can only be retrieved
using the LYNX keypad.
To delete a message: Simply record a new message to
override the old one.
MESSAGE CENTER NOTES
N Allow any status annunciation to complete before
starting to record your message.
N Messages up to 20-seconds long may be recorded and
played back at any time.
N When messages are first recorded, the red message
LED will continuously flash to show that a new
message is contained in the message center memory.
Once that message is played back, the LED will no
longer flash but the message is retained until a new
message is recorded over it.
N A status announcement will interrupt the recording
or playback of a message. If this happens, begin
recording or playing the message back again.
N If you Mute system status announcements for
any reason, you must Restore system status
announcements by pressing the keys indicated in
the table in order to hear them again. They will not
restore on their own.
N Recording a message or playing back a stored
message is NOT affected by muting.
N If you adjust the volume (39 or 6;) when you play
back a message, and still want system status
announcements to be muted, you must again Mute
system status announcements (# + 2 + 1).
HOW TO REPLACE THE BATTERIES
Keypad wall-mounted:
 Grasp the keypad firmly. Lift straight up (about 1/4
inch) and out, to separate the keypad from the
mounting plate. This exposes the covered battery
compartment on the backside of the keypad.
 Rest the inverted keypad on a non-abrasive surface,
remove the battery compartment cover and remove
the old batteries. When replacing batteries, replace
all three with fresh ones and properly discard all the
old ones.
 Replace the old batteries with 3-AA, 1.5 Volt,
Alkaline batteries (ADEMCO part number N7703).
Ensure that battery female (-) and male (+)
terminals match the embossed battery symbols near
the battery receptacle. Replace the battery cover.
 Reattach the keypad to its mounting plate by
aligning the four mounting holes in the keypad case
back with the four mounting clips on the mounting
plate. Lower the keypad onto the clips.
 After replacing the batteries and reattaching the
keypad to the mounting plate, activate the keypad
by pressing any numbered key until it beeps.
 Enter the following twice: your 4-digit security code
+ 1 OFF , to clear any trouble condition displayed.
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N If the keypad is on battery power, it will shut down
in 15-seconds with no key presses, even if exit delay
is set to a longer time period. A status check would
have to be made to view (or hear) the new status of
the security system.
N Do NOT use the 5828/5828V to put the Lynx into
Speaker Phone mode.
N There is no audio indication when you turn on or off
lights (X10) using the 5828V.
N An RF keypad low battery condition is displayed as,
“BAT” and “00” on the 5828/5828V keypad.
N Anticipated battery life of the keypad batteries is 1.5
years.
N Do NOT use the 5828V for silent panic operation
because the keypad itself is not silent.
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