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For each temperature zone, the secure/alarm status of the zone is determined by the current tempera- ture of the zone in relation to its setpoints. The zone is considered to be in alarm if the current tem- perature is below the low setpoint or above the high setpoint. Other- wise, the zone is secure.

Like ordinary security zones, the secure/alarm status of these temperature zones can be used as conditions for programs. Also, changes in the status of a tempera- ture zone will activate the event buttons associated with that zone.

EXAMPLE 1: Turn on a ceiling fan when the temperature in zone 17 is higher than 75 degrees.

-PROG, *(button), 43 (when zone 17 in alarm): UNIT-NUMBER, 10, ON, ENTER.

-*(button), 44 (when zone 17 se- cure):UNIT-NUMBER, 10, OFF,

ENTER.

This assumes that the high setpoint for zone 17 is set to 75 degrees, the low setpoint set to 0, and that the fan is unit 10. Note that “when zone 17 in alarm” and “when zone 17 secure” correspond to event buttons 43 and 42, respec- tively. The display will show the actual unit names instead of the numbers as you program.

EXAMPLE 2: Turn on the bathroom heat for 45 minutes at 6:30 AM, weekdays, if its below 60 degrees outside and if the security system is in the asleep mode. This example

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will require a button activating another button, because we want to conditionalize the timed program by two things: the outside temperature and the Asleep security mode, so that the heat only comes on (1) when its cold outside, and (2) if we're asleep and not away.

The first program runs button 190 weekdays at 6:30 AM, if we're in the asleep mode. The second program, button 190, turns on the heat for 45 minutes if the outdoor temperature zone is in alarm, mean- ing that the temperature is below the low setpoint.

-PROG, 190, ENTER (run button 190): *(if), ASLEEP, TIME, 6, 3, 0, AM, DATE-DAY, DATE-DAY, WEEK-

DAYS, ENTER, ENTER.

-*(button), 190, ENTER (program button 190): *(if), 19, ON (if zone 19 is in alarm): UNIT-NUM- BER, 12, TIME, 45, ON, ENTER.

The example assumes that the outdoor sensor is on zone 19, that its low setpoint is 60, high setpoint is 0, and that the bath- room heat is unit 12. You could have another program to run button 190, if asleep, at 8:30 on week- ends.

CHANGING AND DELETING PROGRAMS

When you create a program and press ENTER, the program goes into memory. You can change certain items in a program or you can de- lete the program (remove it from memory.) This is described fully in

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Contents HomeAutomation,Inc Cancel Alarm SystemSECURITY-OFF, *, 2, ENTER, Code SECURITY-OFF, #, #, CodePage Contents Show Programs Show ALL Programs Delete Program Scrolling Through NamesALL OFF Status Events Goodbye Panic Button Over the Phone # # # # # # PC AccessSET-UP Model 1503 Default Settings Model 1503 Version Model NumberModel 1503 LC Serial NumberModel 1503 Version Model 1503-LC Differences Between Version 2 and LC ModelsDifferences in models are noted in this manual Things YOU should Know For more information, see To silence the beeper, press the Cancel keyThat’s all there is to it Silencing AlarmsTurning the Security System on Press the SECURITY-OFF keyL E E P Exit DelayTo quick arm the system in the Away mode, press AWAY, Away Then enter your master code number Burglar Alarm Activated System now waits the Outside Siren Delay 60 seconds Emergency ALARM! Police EMG BTN Tripped ALARM! Zone Name TrippedMediately Please Respond ImmediatelySpond Immediately Fire Alarm Fire EMG BTN TrippedMedical EMG BTN Tripped Alarm Reset Alarm Cancel Page Auxiliary Codes Master CodeUsed is recorded in the event log Duress CodeModel 1503-LC cannot use Model 1102 Expansion Enclosures Appliance Modules Module Types113 House Code X+2House Code X+3 ALL OFF Console will beep, and aMomentary ON/OFF Commands Temperature this is the air temperature read by the Pesm Freeze Alarm Temperature Control Appliances Model 1102 Expansion Enclosure Model1503Version2only Temperatures lo and hi tem- peratures All Lights On, All Off Press the Prog key Program StoragePress the UNIT-NUMBER key Press 4 or the Show key 4 times, thenSince 600 PM is what we want, press Automatic Calculation of SUNRISE/ S U N S E TPress PROG, UNIT-NUMBER, 2, OFF Mmdd DAY Press the Enter key Press 9 for weekendsPress Prog key if you aren’t already in the Program menu If the display reads as above, pressSome other programming sugges- tions Press Cancel so that this program is not storedNow press *, Asleep Procedure for programming a button is Display will read GO to BED ALL OFF EnterDisplay will read Prog GO to BED Front Porch DIM Press Show to see the second and third programs for Button Display will read RUN GO to BED Enter CancelPress Cancel twice to exit the Show Programs menu Display will read GO to BED Master AsleepAppendix shows which buttons are activated for each zone Example Program Button 2 to run at 600 PM every weekdayPress TIME, 6, 0, 0, PM Press DATE-DAY, DATE-DAY, 8, Enter Display should read When Away ALL OFF Display should show When Z6 ALM Stairwell on forAppendix shows which buttons are activated by which zones Display Conditional When Z1 ALM if DRK Unit 1 onLIT DRKLight on Time ClocksPress PROG, *, 180, ENTER, UNIT-NUMBER, 1, ON, Enter 178, Enter when away ALL OFF 178, Enter when away Unit 1 onPrograms for when security off DAYS, ENTER, Enter Press the Show key Show ProgramsPress the Show key to see the next program in memory Press the SET-UP key to go back toPrevious program in memory Show Programs for ALL Unit NumbersPulse and Tone Phones Remote Phones Phone Access Denied Remote Lockout Message Model 1503 Version 2 only Goodbye Star * Cancel RepeatModel 1503 will say Home Control Enter Unit NUMBER, then Pound KEYMain Menu OFF Temperature is 76 DegreesUnit numbers 17 and 19 Control, then press the # keyASLEEP, 3 AWAY, Star * CAN- CEL Model 1503 will then confirm the new low settingModel 1503 will say Button ExamplesYou will then be returned to the main menu Enter your code numberZone X Zone Type Bypassed Fire Zone in ALARM, Trouble NOW or had TroubleHad Trouble To hear the event log, press 7 from the main menuTo Cancel from the message menu, press Record MESSAGE, 8 Repeat Message Play ADDRESS, Star CancelGoodbye Panic Button Over the Phone # # #PC Access Freeze Alarm Dial Order Fire Alarm Dial OrderModel 1503 Voice DIAL-OUT Planner Dial OUT 1 onOther instructions Emergency Numbers Fire Police MedicalHome Phone Code againDigital Dialer To turn all lights off, press SET Date SET TimeDisplay will request your To set up your CODES, press SET-UP, 1CodesRemember Your NEW Code Through 7 for SundayThere are 4 auxiliary codes ENTER. To remove a code, enter 0000 in its place Auxiliary CodePress Show to advance the display to Access the system from a lo- cal phoneMode OFF, press a 0 then press Enter Exit Delay Number HouseHouse Code Default setting for ENTRY/ Exit Chime is YES Default setting for Quick ARM Enabled is no Default setting for Answer Outside CALL? is YES Default setting for TELE- Phone Access is onTo exit the set-up facility, press Factory default for Rings Before Answer is Default for Remote Commands OK? is YESDefault dial type is Tone Dial TypeDial OUT 1 on Dial OUT 1 OFF Phone numbers can be up to 16 digitsDial OUT Number Dial OUT 3 on Dial OUT 3 OFF Dial OUT Number Dial OUT 2 on Dial OUT 2 OFFSame as Dial OUT Number Dial OUT Number Dial OUT 4 on Dial OUT 4 OFFDo not return to a burning house Installer Name NumberCanadian Department of COMMUNI- Cations Notice Federal Communications COMMIS- Sion Notice

1503 specifications

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