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Using The TRAXX Alarm Controller

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CONTENTS:
Pin Numbers [user codes]
The Keypad Beeper
The status lamp
Two-key Panic
Arm the System
Dis-arm the System
Arm the System [and exclude a zone]
Change a User Code
Cancel a Fire Alarm Activation
Arm the System [in NIGHT NODE]
Dis-arm the System [in NIGHT MODE]
Turn on CHIME MODE

Using the TRAXX alarm controller.

PIN numbers (user codes)

TRAXX is capable of storing up to six 4 digit PIN numbers. Each of these numbers may be 1 to 4 digits in
length and each may be used to arm or disarm the system.

The keypad beeper.

TRAXX annunciates conditions through the keypad beeper. During an arming cycle the beeper will
sound for the entire exit time. This is a 'leave now' warning. On entry, the beeper sounds for the
programmed entry period. TRAXX will alarm at the expiry of this period. If a valid code is entered to
disarm the system, the beeper emits two short tones. An incorrect entry Is annunciated as one long
tone.

The status (yellow) lamp.

The yellow status lamp is used to indicate several conditions:

 Yellow lamp on - the system is arming or armed.


 Yellow lamp off - the system is disarmed.
 Yellow lamp flashing - an alarm has occured. a system fault exists. the panic facility has been
activated.

Two-key Panic.

If this function has been programmed into TRAXX it may be activated by pressing * and #
simultaneously. A panic activation may be cancelled by entering any valid user code.

To arm the system press:

1 then # (this is a technician selectable option. Ask your installation technician to advise you.)

Alternatively press:

A valid USER CODE then #


If all zones are clear the keypad emits a steady tone and the yellow status lamp turns on. The lamps for
all zones to be armed are also turned on. Flashing lamps are accompanied by a pulsed tone and indicate
that one or more zones are not secure. In some installations this may be a normal condition and it will be
necessary to consult with your security company.

To disarm the system press:

A valid USER CODE then #

The keypad will beep twice and the yellow status lamp turns off. A flashing red lamp at this time indicates
that one or more zones of TRAXX has been alarmed. Note the number corresponding to the flashing
zone lamp and notify your security company.

To arm the system and exclude a zone press:

A valid USER CODE then * then the zone number to exclude then #

To change a user code press:

4+ 6 keys together, then # then old user code then # then new user code then #

TRAXX beeps twice each time you enter a valid number. At the end of the above sequence, the old user
code is exchanged for the new user code, The new user code may be longer or shorter than the old user
code with a maximum of four digits.

To cancel a fire alarm activation press:

A valid USER CODE then #

To arm the system in NIGHT MODE press:

0 then 9 then #

Traxx waits 20 seconds then arms the area selected for night arming. When a zone is tripped in NIGHT
MODE Traxx annunciates the intrusion with 20 seconds of pulsed beeping before sounding internal
(selectable) and external sirens.

To disarm the system in NIGHT MODE press:

A valid USER CODE then #

To turn on CHIME MODE press:

7 then # (two beeps)

Each time a sensor is activated while the system is disarmed and CHIME MODE is turned on, the
keypad beeps approx. 5 times. In this mode TRAXX acts as a door or area minder while you are at
home.

IMPORTANT: This alarm system must be tested weekly to maintain system integrity.
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