Napco Security Technologies GEM-DXRP2 manual Day Zone Day Zones programmed? ‰YES ‰NO

TURNING OFF THE AL ARM (DISARMING) WHEN RETURNING

Ambush (Optional) Your Ambush Code Type is: ‰TYPE 1 (Prefix) ‰TYPE 2 (Unique) My Ambush Code is ___________________

If an intruder forces you to disarm your system, enter your Ambush Code and press J. There are two types of Ambush Codes: (1) A 2-digit code (prefix) entered just prior to your normal User Code and (2) A separate and unique User Code.

Example Type 1 (Prefix): If your User Code is 1234 and your Ambush Code is 99, press 991234J.

Example Type 2 (Unique): If your User Code is 1234 and your Ambush Code is 8899, press 8899J

Using your Ambush Code will send a silent alarm to the central station. The red ARMED light will go out and the window will display “SYSTEM READY” as if the system were normally disarmed. There will be no indication that a silent alarm has been sent.

Day Zone (Day Zone(s) programmed? ‰YES ‰NO)

A Day Zone is used to monitor a secured exit door, window foil, etc. A problem on this type of burglary zone will cause a “DAY ZN” dis- play followed by “ZONEXX” (xx represents the zone number) and a pulsing keypad sounder while disarmed. To silence the sounder, press C(or arm and disarm, if so programmed). Correct the problem to reset the Day Zone.

24-Hour Zone (24-Hour Zone(s) programmed? ‰YES ‰NO)

This zone is always armed, even if the system is disarmed. If there is no audible output (bell, siren, etc.) programmed for this zone, it will behave as a regular Burglary Zone, however an alarm will be reported to the central station and recorded in the Alarm Event Log. If an audible output is programmed, a 24-Hour Zone will behave as an armed Burglary Zone. If the system is subsequently armed with a 24-Hour Zone in trouble, the keypad sounder will come on momentarily to indicate that there is a problem.

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