To allow a program to only be executed if time clock 2 is on/enabled, press *, TIME, 2, ON.

To allow a program to only be executed if time clock 3 is off/disabled, press *, TIME, 3, OFF.

To allow a program to only be executed if zone 5 is closed/secure, press *, 5, OFF.

To allow a program to only be executed if zone 13 is open/in alarm, press *, 13, ON.

To allow a program to only be executed if the system is in a particular security mode, specify the security mode after *IF. For example:

To allow a program to only be executed if the system is in the ASLEEP mode, press *, ASLEEP.

The display will then show the selected program conditional:

DISPLAY CONDITIONAL

blank always enabled

LIT

if light

DRK

if dark

T2E

if time clock 2 enabled/

on

 

T3D

if time clock 3 dis-

abled/off

 

5S

if zone 5 closed/secure

13A

if zone 13 open/in alarm

OFF

if security mode is OFF

HOM

if security mode is HOME

ASL

if security mode is

ASLEEP

 

AWY

if security mode is

AWAY.

 

Model 1503 Owner's

When programming buttons, the conditional must be selected before the command for that button is programmed.

Example 4: Turn the foyer light on (unit 1) when the front door is opened (zone 1, therefore button 11) if dark.

Press PROG, *(BUTTON), 1, 1, ENTER, *(IF), PM, UNIT-NUMBER, 1, ON.

The display should read “PROG

WHEN Z1 ALM: IF DRK UNIT 1 ON”

Press ENTER to commit the program to memory.

When programming timed programs, the conditional can be added at any time during the programming se- quence.

Example 5: Program the living room lamp (unit 7) on for 45 min- utes at 6:30 PM Monday, Wednesday and Friday if AWAY.

PROG, UNIT-NUMBER ,7, TIME 4, 5, ON, TIME, 6, 3, 0, PM, DATE-DAY, DATE-DAY, MON, WED, FRI, ENTER, *(IF), AWAY.

The display should read “LIVING ROOM ON FOR 45 - 6:30 PM M-W-F IF AWY”. Press ENTER if you wish to commit this program to memory. The living room light will only come on if you are away, giving the house a lived-in look.

The three Time Clocks are used solely to define time periods dur- ing the week when certain programs should be enabled or disabled. For example, it may be desirable to conditionalize certain programs to

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1503 specifications

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