ADEMCO 6148ICON Manuals

K5320-2V2 4/04 Rev. A

  
 INSTALLATION AND SETUP GUIDE GENERAL INFORMATION The 6148ICON is an addressable remote keypad designed for use with ADEMCO control panels. Addresses are set via the keypad keys. The keypad keys are continuously backlit for convenience. KEYPAD DISPLAY AND LEDS The 6148ICON keypad contains icons and a three digit zone identifier to display system status (the universal icons are shown on page 3). The following table describes the LEDs and their functions: LED Function (Red) ARMED Lights when the system is armed in any mode. (Green) READY Lights when the system is ready to be armed. RETAINING SNAPS NOTE: TO REMOVE CASE BACK PUSH IN THE TWO MOUNTING SNAPS LOCATED ALONG THE BOTTOM OF THE KEYPAD AND LIFT UP. 6148-ICON-005-V0 ✔ Figure 1. Removing the Case-back USE AN ADDITIONAL MOUNTING SCREW HERE IF CASE BACK TAMPER IS TO BE USED ENTRY HOLE FOR HIDDEN WIRING KNOCKOUT FOR SURFACE WIRING KNOCKOUT FOR SURFACE WIRING 6148-ICON-008-V0 MOUNTING HOLES KNOCKOUT FOR SURFACE WIRING RETAINER CLIP Figure 2. Mounting and Wiring Entry 6148-ICON-009-V0 CASE BACK CLIP KEYPAD DRILL BIT ✔ Figure 3. Locking Clip Installation (if required) SPECIAL-FUNCTION KEY PAIRS The keypad also features special-function key pairs. These key pairs may be used to activate panic alarms. See the control's instructions for more details. The following key pairs are used by the 6148ICON to manually activate silent emergency, audible emergency, personal emergency, or fire alarms: x [1] & [✱] x [✱] & [#] x [3] & [#] Key pairs activate immediately. CASE TAMPER A built-in tamper switch detects separation of the case-back from its mounting surface. To include tamper protection, an additional mounting screw must be inserted in the case- back, as shown in Figure 2. The 6148ICON supports keypad tamper reporting. If the control panel supports the tamper feature, no additional keypad programming is required. A tamper violation is reported on the keypad by displaying the keypad address in trouble, preceded by the digit 1. For example, if there are three keypads connected with addresses of 16, 17, and 18 respectively, and a tamper violation occurs with keypad address 17, the other keypads would display that keypad’s violation as 117.