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QSDL503AD USER MANUAL

Section 5: SETTING UP THE MAIN CONTROL PANEL

Display Screen

Microphone

Indicator Light

Record

Panic (Alarm)

Code

Lock Keypad

(Picture 7)

After loading the batteries in the Wireless Indoor Lighted Siren, Infrared Sensors and Magnetic Window/Door Sensors, you are now ready to configure the Main Control Panel. Turning the Main Control Panel ON will generate the message NO-SAVE in the Display Panel. This means that your system has no information stored and must be configured in order to operate. To set your system up correctly, you will need to do the following:

1.Record an Outgoing Message into your System: Your alarm system will call you in the event of a security breach with a pre-recorded outgoing message. Press the REC button on the front of your Main Control Unit (See Picture 7) in order to begin recording your outgoing message. Once you press the REC button, the system will respond by displaying a message that says REC in the Display Screen (Picture 7). Once this message is displayed, you can begin recording a 10 second message. You will hear an audible beep when you have reached the allotted 10 seconds. You have now set up the outgoing message that will be played when your system auto dials the telephone numbers you need to configure in step 2.

2.Program up to 6 Telephone Numbers into your System: Your alarm system will call you in the event of a security breach with a pre-recorded outgoing message. To program the telephone numbers your system will automatically dial, press the following keys on the front your Main Control Unit (Picture 7):  + 1 + 10 Digit Telephone Number + #

Use the same sequence of keys above to program up to 6 telephone numbers. For each number you successfully store, your system will respond by displaying a Serial Number in the Display Screen that corresponds to the order of entry (the first number you store will generate the Serial Number 1, the second will display the Serial Number 2, the third will display the Serial Number 3, and so on). The order in which your system dials out in the event of a security breach correlates to the Serial Number.

To erase the telephone numbers saved into your system, press the  + # keys on the front of your Main Control Unit (Picture 7). You will hear an audible beep informing you that you have successfully erased the numbers stored in your system.

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