Panic Alarm - Velleman HAM982K Handbuch

10. Opening the Housing for Maintenance
The metal housing of the HAM982K is protected by a built-in tamper switch that is factory wired to zone 8, which is a
24-hour protection zone on default settings. Opening the housing will cause the tamper switch to make alarm.
If the housing needs to be opened, the tamper switch needs to be isolated first. This can be done in two ways:
1. by isolating zone 8 only: enter a user code, press the 'ISOLATE' button, then '8' and close with '#'. The tamper
switch is now isolated – the zone 8 LED will flash slowly.
2. by going in programming mode: enter the master code and press ' ' twice. The system is now in programming
mode, the PROGRAM LED is on and all protection zones (including 8) are disabled.
The housing can now be opened without triggering an alarm. In order to leave the housing open while arming and
testing the system, put a jumper (metal) wire between the tamper switch terminals to disable its function. Do not
forget to remove the jumper wire afterwards – do not forget to isolate zone 8 before removing the jumper wire.
11. Arming the System
1. Make sure the alarm system is disarmed.
2. Enter your user code and press '#' to arm the system (with exit delay).
Enter your user code, press ' ', '2' and '#' to arm the system immediately.
Enter your user code, press 'HOME' and '#' to arm the system in home mode (with exit delay).
Enter your user code, press 'HOME', '2' and '#' to arm the system in home mode immediately.
Enter your user code, press 'ISOLATE' followed by the zone numbers to be isolated to isolate those zones and
arm the system for the remainder of the zones (with exit delay). It is not recommended to isolate 24h protection
zones. Manually isolated zones will be reset when the system is disarmed.
3. With exit delay: the system beeps twice and the EXIT/ARMED LED flashes to indicate the exit delay is running.
If the exit beep is enabled (see "8.e. Setting the Exit Delay Time / Beep"), the system will beep during exit delay.
Immediate: the system beeps twice and the EXIT/ARMED LED lights up to indicate the system is armed. To be
able to use immediate arming, the control panel must be outside the protected area.
In home mode or when zones have been isolated, the LEDs of those zones will flash to indicate they are isolated.
12. Disarming, Clearing, Rearming the System
1. Make sure you enter the premises through a time delayed door (see "8.f. Setting the Entry Delay Time / Beep") if
the control console is mounted in a protected area.
2. Enter your user code and press '#' to disarm the system, also after an alarm has occurred. 2 beeps will confirm a
correct code. A wrong code will be signalled by 5 beeps in stead of 2.
If there was an alarm, the affected zone LEDs will flash to help you remember where the alarm occurred.
3. To clear the alarm memory: enter your user code, followed by ' ', '3' and '#'. The zone LEDs will be off. The
system can now be rearmed.
NOTE: Enter your user code, followed by ' ', '6' and '#' to clear the alarm memory and at the same time rearm the
system. The zone LEDs are off, the console beeps twice and the exit delay starts or the system is armed.

13. Panic Alarm

The system is equipped with a panic alarm, which is activated by pressing any two buttons on the control panel for
three seconds. The console will beep twice to confirm the alarm. There will be no indication of an alarm condition on
the control console. Disarm the system as described in "12. Disarming, Clearing, Rearming the System".
14. Alarm Output Test
IMPORTANT: make sure the system is disarmed when performing the tests!
Enter your user code, followed by ' ', '5' and '#'. The alarm bell / siren / strobe light will be activated for 3 seconds.
It is highly recommended to test the system from time to time to make sure it is functioning properly.
The information in this manual is subject to change without prior notice.
Dispose of this product in accordance with Local and National Disposal Regulations.
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