Paradox 1686H User manual

10-Zone Spectra LED Keypads

User’s Guide

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction .......................................................... 5

Basic Operation ................................................... 6

Auditory Feedback ...................................................... 6

Keypad Indicator Lights .............................................. 8

Zone Display ............................................................... 8

Alarm Memory Display................................................ 8

Trouble Display ........................................................... 9

Partitioning ................................................................. 13

Programming Access Codes ............................. 14

System Master Code (Default: 123456)..................... 14

Master Codes............................................................. 14

Duress Code .............................................................. 15

Programming Access Codes ..................................... 15

Arming & Disarming ........................................... 17

Exit Delay................................................................... 17

Disarming & Deactivating an Alarm ........................... 17

Regular Arming .......................................................... 18

Stay Arming ............................................................... 19

Force Arming ............................................................. 20

Manual Bypass Programming.................................... 21

One-Touch Arming..................................................... 23

Keyswitch Arming ...................................................... 24

Auto-Arming ............................................................... 25

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Additional Features ............................................ 26

Programming Chime Zones ....................................... 26

Keypad Muting ........................................................... 26

Panic Alarms.............................................................. 27

Program Time (clock)................................................. 27

PGM Button (Programmable Outputs)....................... 28

Quick Function Keys .................................................. 28

Keypad Backlight ....................................................... 29

Fire Alarms .......................................................... 30

Testing & Maintenance....................................... 33

System Checklist ................................................ 34

Appendix A .......................................................... 40

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1.0 INTRODUCTION

Thank you for selecting the Spectra Security System from

Paradox Security Systems. The Spectra Security System

will give you peace of mind by providing reliable security

protection. Although, it can do much more than that. The

Spectra System can realize your dreams of home automation

such as controlling garage doors, lights, heating, temperature

and much more. Consult your installer to take full advantage

of your Spectra system’s capabilities.

This advanced technology security system provides you with

reliable security protection and powerful features that anyone

can use without memorizing complex and confusing codes.

The system consists of the Spectra Control Panel, one or

more Spectra Keypads, various input devices (i.e. motion

detectors, door contacts, etc.) and various output devices (i.e.

bells, sirens, lights, etc.).

The elegant and user-friendly Spectra 1686H and 1686V LED

Keypads allow you to easily access your security system's

functions and provide you with an easy-to-understand display

of your security system's alarm and operational status. All the

actions performed in your security system will be executed and

displayed through the keypad. Therefore, before using your

security system, we highly recommend you read this manual

carefully and have your installer explain basic system

operation to you.

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2.0 BASIC OPERATION

Both the Spectra 1686H and 1686V LED Keypads function

and display information the same way. The following

sections provide you with an excellent introduction to the

buttons and indicator lights on your keypad.

Many of the features in your system must be

enabled by the installer. If the feature is not

programmed, the keypad will emit a “REJECTION

BEEP” and the action will be cancelled. Refer to

“System Checklist” in section 8.0 for details.

2.1 AUDITORY FEEDBACK

When you enter information on the keypad, it will guide you

with beep tones that communicate acceptance or rejection

of your entries. You should be familiar with these two

keypad beep tones:

Confirmation Beep: When an operation (i.e. arming/

disarming) is successfully entered on the keypad or when the

system switches to a new status/mode, the keypad produces

an intermittent beep tone (“BEEP-BEEP-BEEP-BEEP”).

Rejection Beep: When the system reverts to previous

status or when an operation is incorrectly entered on the

keypad, it will emit a continuous beep tone (“BEEEEEEEEP”).

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Figure 2-1: Overview of the 1686V LED Keypad

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2.2 KEYPAD INDICATOR LIGHTS

All Spectra LED Keypads include colored lights which

convey the current status of your system. As explained in

Figure 2-1 the state of each light represents a specific

condition in your system.

2.3 ZONE DISPLAY

The numerical buttons on the 1686V/H Keypads are

designed to communicate the status of the zones in your

system. Each button corresponds to a zone in your system. If

a button’s light is off (extinguished), the corresponding zone is

closed. If a button’s light is on (illuminated), the corresponding

zone is open (i.e. open door, movement detected, etc.).

2.4 ALARM MEMORY DISPLAY

If an alarm has occurred on a zone, the [MEM]button will

illuminate. All zones where alarms occurred will be stored in

memory. After disarming the system, press the [MEM]button

to illuminate the buttons corresponding to the zones that

were in alarm (see Zone Display in section 2.3). To exit the

Alarm Memory Display, press [CLEAR] button. The system

will erase the contents of the Alarm Memory every time the

system is armed.

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2.5 TROUBLE DISPLAY

Your alarm system continuously monitors fourteen possible

trouble conditions. Most of these trouble conditions can be

reported directly to your security company. When a trouble

condition occurs, [TBL]will illuminate.

The keypad can be programmed to emit a “BEEP” every

5 seconds whenever a new trouble condition has

occurred. Press the [TRBL] button to stop the “Trouble

Beep”.

We strongly suggest that you inform your

Security Company of the trouble and allow them

to service your system.

How Do I Access the Trouble Display?

1) Press the [TBL] button

The [TBL]button will flash and any numbers corresponding to an

existing trouble condition will illuminate.

2) Read the corresponding explanation of the trouble

from the Trouble List. If no repair instructions are

given, contact your Security Company for repairs.

3) Press the [CLEAR]button to exit

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Trouble List

2.5.1 No or Low Battery Trouble [1]

When the [1] button illuminates, the backup battery is

disconnected or the battery voltage is getting low.

2.5.2 Wireless Transmitter Battery Low [2]

When the [2] button illuminates, the battery voltage in one or

more Wireless Transmitters is getting low. Also, the device’s

yellow light will flash.

2.5.3 Power Failure [3]

When the [3] button illuminates, the system has detected a loss

of AC power. This trouble usually occurs during a power failure. If

a power failure is not occurring in your establishment and this

trouble appears, contact your Security Company for service.

2.5.4 Bell/PGM2 Disconnected Trouble [4]

When the [4] button illuminates, the bell, siren, or any device

connected to the PGM2 is no longer connected to your alarm

system.

2.5.5 Bell Current Failure [5]

During an alarm, the bell output, which uses a fuseless circuit, will

automatically shut down if the current exceeds its limits. If this

occurs, the [5] button will illuminate. When the system is disarmed,

the current is cut from the bell output and the Trouble warning may

extinguish, but the Trouble may re-occur during the next alarm if

the situation is not corrected.

2.5.6 Auxiliary Current Failure [6]

The auxiliary output, which supplies power to your alarm

system’s accessories, uses a fuseless circuit to protect the

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