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Model 1503 Owner's
Manual
In this case, programs associated with button
183 will
only execute when button 179 is activated
and zones 1
through 4 are secure.
Continue: *, 180, ENTER, UNIT-NUMBER,
5, ON, ENTER.
Continue: *, 180, ENTER, UNIT-NUMBER,
9, ON, ENTER.
NOTE: When you program buttons
179 or 180, the ALL OFF and ALL ON
commands become buttons instead of
commands. If you program an ALL OFF
or ALL ON as part of another button
(i.e., * 178 for “when away”) the
reprogrammed ALL OFF or ALL ON will
begin to execute after all other
commands for the calling button.
This may make an unexpected change
in the order that the commands get
sent out. For example, the two
programs:
- *, 178, ENTER (when away): ALL
OFF
- *, 178, ENTER (when away): UNIT
1 ON
will turn all units off and then
unit 1 back on when security is
armed in the AWAY mode if button
179 (ALL OFF) has not been pro-
grammed. If button 179 is pro-
grammed, the Model 1503 puts button
179 in its button queue, which can
only start executing after it fin-
ishes any other buttons in the
queue, including the calling button
- in this example, button 178 (when
away.) So in this case, Unit 1 is
turned on before the reprogrammed
ALL OFF commands are sent.
PROGRAMMING ENERGY SAVER
MODULES
Your Model 1503 can be pro-
grammed to control your tempera-
tures based on a time schedule
IMPORTANT NOTE: Do not program a
button to call itself (for example:
PROG, *, 190, ENTER: 190, ENTER).
You will create an endless loop
that could prevent other programs
from running. It could also cause
the console to appear to "lock up".
If this happens, press the reset
button in the Model 1503 Control/
Communicator to restore the con-
sole. Delete the errant programs.
PROGRAMMING ALL ON / ALL OFF
COMMANDS
The ALL ON and ALL OFF commands
can be programmed as a button in-
stead of having a fixed action.
This feature allows you to custom-
ize the lights that are affected by
the ALL ON and ALL OFF commands.
When you press ALL, ON on the
LCD Console (or using a phone) the
system will now look for programs
for BUTTON 180. If there are none,
then the system will perform the
usual ALL ON command. If you have
entered programs for BUTTON 180,
the system will execute those pro-
grams instead of the usual ALL ON.
Similarly, the ALL, OFF command
will check for programs for BUTTON
179. If there are none, then the
system will perform the usual ALL
OFF command. If you have entered
programs for BUTTON 179, the system
will execute those programs instead
of the usual ALL OFF.
EXAMPLE: Program the ALL ON com-
mand to only turn on unit numbers
1, 5, 9.
Press PROG, *, 180, ENTER, UNIT-NUMBER,
1, ON, ENTER.