Home Automation 1503 - Manual (Page 42)

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TO RUN BUTTON PROGRAMS
Any time you want to activate the
programs entered for a button, press
the button number, then ENTER from the
time, date and status display.
To run the BUTTON 3 programs in the
example above, first look at the
display to see that it is displaying
time, date and status. (If not, press
cancel until it does.)
Press the 3 key on the keypad, then
SHOW.
The display will read “RUN GO TO
BED - ENTER CANCEL”
Press ENTER.
The programs will be run. The
console will beep once and display
the number of programs found for
BUTTON NUMBER 3, then return to the
time, date and status display.
You may omit pressing the SHOW
button if you wish.
If you do not wish to run the
button programs, press CANCEL in-
stead of ENTER.
If no programs are found for the
button, the console will beep three
times and read “ 0 PROGRAMS RUN”,
then return to the time, date and
status display.
TIMED PROGRAMMING OF BUTTONS
NOTE: In UL Listed Installa-
tions, Timed Programming of Button
functions which control the secu-
rity system (i.e. arming and dis-
arming) shall not be used.
The display will read “GO TO
BED: MASTER ASLEEP”
Press the ENTER key.
The console will beep once and
the program will be entered into
memory. Button 3 is now programmed
for the GO TO BED example.
TO SEE YOUR BUTTON PROGRAMS
To see the programs for BUTTON 3, press
CANCEL to get back to the time, date
and status display. Now press SHOW,
PROG, *, 3, ENTER.
The first program for BUTTON 3
will appear on the display.
Press SHOW to see the second and third
programs for BUTTON 3.
If there are no more programs in
memory for BUTTON 1, then the dis-
play will show “NO MORE PROGRAMS”
and return to the last program. The
console will beep three times. You
can press SET-UP to go back through
the programs for BUTTON 3. See
SHOW PROGRAMS for more informa-
tion.
Press CANCEL twice to exit the SHOW
PROGRAMS menu.
You can enter more programs for
BUTTON 3 or any other button when-
ever you wish using PROG, *.
To brighten or dim lights, or to
program other security modes on
buttons, or to bypass or restore
zones, simply substitute those
commands for the ones shown in the
example.