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Owners Manual

INTRODUCTION.

Congratulations on your decision to protect your home or

business with the LEGEND Security System. The system has been

designed with reliability and ease of operation in mind.

Please take afew minutes to review the contents of this manual.0

In order to realize the full potential of this system it is important that

you feel comfortable with its operation. The following pages will

familiarize you with the procedures for operating the LEGEND

Security System.

Thank You,

FIRE BURGLARY INSTRUMENTS

LEGEND Users Manual

Table of Contents

Introduction ............................................. 1

Keypad Layout ....................................... 3

System Operation ................................... 6

Arming ....................................... 7

Stay ........................................... 8

Instant ........................................ 9

Instant-Stay ............................... 9

Bypass ...................................... .10

Forced Arming ........................... 11

Unbypass ................................. -11

Disarming ................................. .12

Keypad Emergency Conditions.. 13

User Definition ........................................ 15

Glossary .................................................. 17

Owners Information ................................ 19

.About the Manufacturer ....................... .:21

Additional Notes ..................................... 24

KEYPAD OPERATION

The keypad contains everything necessary to operate your

LEGEND Security System. The keypad has the following

appearance;

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l- ZONE STATUS ‘7

The indicator lights marked 1-16 display the current status of

the zones connected to your LEGEND Security System. The lights

show whether any zones are currently in alarm, bypassed, in

trouble or faulted status. Note: If your system contains eight zones

then only the zones labelled l-8 will be active.

The status of each zone is represented as follows;

ALARM

TROUBLE ’ : : : : : .Fast Blinking

.Slow Pulse n

BYPASSED . . . . . .Slow low’lntenslty bllnklng

NOT READY . . . . .Solld ON

Each light will only reflect one condition at a time. If a zone ,

contains multiple conditions at the same time the highest priority

status from the above list will appear.

2- LOW BATTERY

The BAT indicator indicates that the ,backup battery within the

system is low.

3- STAY

The STAY light will be ON when the system has been armed in

the stay mode which means that the system has been activated

with the exception of interior zones.

4- READY INDICATOR

The light marked RDY shows whether the system is ready fo be

armed. If the light is off then a condition exists within at least one

of the zones which prevents the system from being armed.

5 COMMUNICATIONS FAILURE

If the COM light is ON then there has been a communications

error with the Central Station.

6- INSTANT

The INS indicator will be ON when the system has been armed

in the INSTANT mode. This means that the system has been

activated and the entry delay has been eliminated.

7- NUMERICAL SECTION

The numericai section of the keypad operates similar to a

calculator or typewriter. The digits 0 - 9 are clearly marked and are

used to enter your access code to control the Security System.

8- PULL OPEN DOOR

The front of the keypad contains a door which pulls open.

Behind this door is a card which can be filled out to describe the

areas protected (zones) of your Security System.

9- AC INDICATOR

This light indicates that AC power is connected to the Security

System. Battery backup exists to operate the system in the event

of a power failure.

lo- ARM/DISARM INDICATOR ?

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This light indicates whether the system is currently ARMED

’ (ON) or DISARMED (OFF). In addition to this constant visual

indication, the zone indicator lights will provide” additional

information concerning the current zone status. This light will also

blink if there is a visual alarm condition present.

1% STAY Key

The STAY key is used to activate (arm) the system with the

exception of interior protection. This will provide exterior protection

of your location while allowing full access through the location. This

mode would be used when arming the system and you might be

walking through protected interior zones.

12- BYPASS Key

The BYPASS key will be used to temporarily turn off protection

of a portion of your burglary protection. This could be performed,

for example, to ignore an open window which would prevent the

arming of your system.

13. INSTANT Key

The INSTANT key is used to activate (arm) the system and

eliminates the entry delay. This would cause an immediate alarm if

someone came through an exit/entry zone. (7 /

14- CODE Key

Function key used when entering or changing the User access

codes of your system.

SYSTEM OPERATION

Throughout the users manual the following notation will be used

to describe actions taken at the LEGEND-100 keypad;

BYPASS

INSTANT

STAY

CODE

[USER]

Function key labelled BYPASS

Function key labelled INSTANT

Function key labelled STAY

Function key labelled CODE

Entry of your four digit user code

Key labelled * (to the left of 0)

Key labelled # (to the right of 0)

Indicates the simultaneous

entry of two keys. For example,

# + 3, indicates that the # and 3

keys should be pressed at the

same time.

ARMING THE SYSTEM

ARMING the system will activate all portions of your Security

System. Arming can only be performed if all zones are READY. For

example, if a protected door is open the system cannot be armed.

SYSTEM READY c

The system is ready to be armed if the READY indicator light

located in the display portion of the keypad is ON. Ifthe system is

ready, ARMING can be performed as follows;

ARMING PROCEDURE

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1. Enter your four digit user code into the keypad:

[USER]

b The,ARMED indicator’light will now be lit and if you are leaving

the home you may exit through a door designated by your installer

as an exit/entry zone for afixed time period known asthe exit delay.

SYSTEM NOT READY

Ifthe system is not ready to be armed the READY indicator will

be OFF. The zone indicator lights will display the zones which are

currently not ready. The condition of each zone indicator reflects

what the status of each zone as follows;

ALARM . . . . . . . Fast blinking.

BYPASS . . . . . . .Slow blinking low Intensity.

TROUBLE . . . . . .Slow pulse

NOT READY . . . . .Solld ON

In order to make the system ready ready determine which zones

are not ready by observing the zone indicator lights. From the zone

number you can find out which area of protection is not ready.

For example, assume the the zone 3 indicator light is ON. c

This

means zone 3 is not ready. Typically this might mean that a

protected door or window is open.

>> Once, the problems with each zone has been resolved the

READY light will appear and the system can be armed.

To arm the system in this situation one of the following actions

are necessary;

- Make the zone(s) ready. Determine which zones are not ready

and perform what is necessary to ready the zone(s) (example,

close the door or window, etc),

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- Bypass the zone(s) not ready. Bypassing should only be

performed if the zone cannot be made ready or intentionally will

remain not ready. Remember, zones that are bypassed are not

protected when the system is armed.

STAY

The STAY mode is another way to ARM your system while you

remain in the location. The STAY mode will deactivate any interior

protection zones which means that you will be free to walk

throughout your location without activating the alarm system.

In order to enter the STAY mode, the system must be READY.

(see previous description).

STAY PROCEDURE:

STAY [USER]

Depress the STAY key followed by’your user code.

After a sucessful STAY arming the ARMED and STAY indicator

will be lit. In the STAY mode only the external or perimeter burglary

Protection is active. You are free to walk around the residence

hithout activating any of the interior protection zones.

>> Remember, you must DISARM the system to when you want

to leave the premise.

Note: The STAY option will automatically be reset after the

system is disarmed.

INSTANT ,

The INSTANT mode arms the system and eliminates the entry

time delay interval. If anyone enters through an entry/exit zone the

alarm system will instantly activate.

The system must be ready to select the INSTANT option. r>

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INSTANT PROCEDURE .

INSTANT [USER]

Depress the INSTANT key followed by your user code.

Upon sucessful INSTANT ARMING of the system the ARMED

and INSTANT indicators will be lit.

Note: The INSTANT option will automatically be reset ,after the

system is disarmed.

INSTANT - STAY

The. INSTANT STAY mode will arm the system with the

characteristics of both the INSTANT and STAYmodes. The system

will be armed with the interior portions bypassed and the entry

delay will be suspended.

The system must be READY in order to enter this mode.

PROCEDURE

INSTANT STAY [USER]

STAY PN~STANT[USER] r‘,

Depress the INSTANT and STAY keys in any order followed by

your user code.

After a sucessful INSTANTSTAY arming the ARMED, INSTANT

and STAY indicators will be lit.

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