Honeywell International Inc. 8DL5827BD-1 Manual De Usuario
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SYSTEM STATUS INDICATIONS for 5827BD (continued)
LED
LED
CONDITION
CONSOLE’S SOUNDER
SYSTEM STATUS
1
ON STEADILY
1 BEEP
2
DISARMED, READY TO ARM
GREEN
(READY)
BLINKING
SILENT
DISARMED, NOT READY TO ARM
BLINK BRIEF
“BLIP”
KEY DEPRESSION AFTER POWER-UP
UPON 5827BD POWER-UP
YELLOW
4
(SEND/RCV)
BLINK SILENT
RF TRANSMISSION IN PROGRESS OR RECEPTION
JUST COMPLETED
JUST COMPLETED
and, as explained in the
INSTALLATION section for the 5827BD:
RED &
GREEN
ALTERNATELY
BLINKING
SILENT
5827BD IS IN CONSOLE PROGRAMMING MODE
1
With 4111CM and VISTA 20 systems, status monitoring is restricted to Partition 1; however, each partition can be
controlled by 5827BDs programmed to the partition’s House ID.
controlled by 5827BDs programmed to the partition’s House ID.
2
Upon the depression of the [ON/STAT] key or following an ARM or DISARM sequence.
3
May be toggled off/on (any number of times) by means of the [ON/STAT] key. Upon toggling “off,” the armed status
(2 or 3 beeps) is reannunciated. See Alarm Memory on next page.
4
No yellow light blinking may indicate a low battery (also displayed on wired consoles as “00”).
Routine Operation
The routine operation of the 5827BD (Arm, Disarm, Chime) is
similar to the operation of other consoles used with the system
(as described in the system’s User’s Manual).
Press the [ON/STAT] key before performing the desired
operation.
Note: The following considerations are necessitated by the
fact that there is no zone display on the 5827BD:
The routine operation of the 5827BD (Arm, Disarm, Chime) is
similar to the operation of other consoles used with the system
(as described in the system’s User’s Manual).
Press the [ON/STAT] key before performing the desired
operation.
Note: The following considerations are necessitated by the
fact that there is no zone display on the 5827BD:
a. If the system is “not ready to arm” (green LED blinking),
a conventional console’s display can determine which
zone is “not ready.”
zone is “not ready.”
b. Bypassing protection zones should only be performed at
a conventional console so that it can be determined
which zones are to be bypassed.
which zones are to be bypassed.
c. Alarm memory history, if present (see Alarm Memory on
next page), should be cleared only at a conventional
console so that the zone(s) displayed there that were in
alarm condition can first be determined.
console so that the zone(s) displayed there that were in
alarm condition can first be determined.
Quick Key Operation
If programmed for Quick Key operation, the 5827BD permits
the use of the [#] key (instead of the usual 4-digit security
code) for all functions, or for all functions except disarm, as
selected earlier.
the use of the [#] key (instead of the usual 4-digit security
code) for all functions, or for all functions except disarm, as
selected earlier.
First press the [ON/STAT] key.
Next press the [#] key and the desired function key as follows:
Quick Key Arm:
This is similar to the QUICK ARM function via conventional
consoles, but once programmed here, it is always functional,
whether the system is programmed for QUICK ARM or not.
To Arm AWAY, enter:
Next press the [#] key and the desired function key as follows:
Quick Key Arm:
This is similar to the QUICK ARM function via conventional
consoles, but once programmed here, it is always functional,
whether the system is programmed for QUICK ARM or not.
To Arm AWAY, enter:
[#] + [AWAY]
To Arm STAY, enter:
[#] + [STAY]
To Arm INSTANT, enter:
[#] + [INSTANT]
To Arm MAXIMUM, enter:
[#] + [MAXIMUM]
Quick Key Disarm:
This is a unique function. Conventional consoles do not allow
“quick” disarming.
To DISARM, enter:
This is a unique function. Conventional consoles do not allow
“quick” disarming.
To DISARM, enter:
[#] + [OFF]
Quick Key Chime
To toggle CHIME mode on or off, enter [#] + [CHIME]
To toggle CHIME mode on or off, enter [#] + [CHIME]
Panic Keys
The ‘A’, ‘B’, and ‘C’ keys (see the diagram) are comparable to
other console key pairs of 1/
The ‘A’, ‘B’, and ‘C’ keys (see the diagram) are comparable to
other console key pairs of 1/
✱), ✱/#, and 3/# respectively and
their function will correspond to the control’s programming for
them.
them.
Not all of the three panic keys will be active for the system with
which the console is used. This depends on the capabilities of
the control used and its programming.
No prior depression of the [ON/STAT] key is needed.
Depression of any of the 3 panic keys for two seconds causes
the transmission of its function (if/as programmed by the
control) and powers up the console as well. The yellow
transmission/reception LED will light, a brief key actuation
“blip” will occur, and the display of the system status will be
initiated, but (for personal safety purposes) confirmation
sounds will not be emitted.
which the console is used. This depends on the capabilities of
the control used and its programming.
No prior depression of the [ON/STAT] key is needed.
Depression of any of the 3 panic keys for two seconds causes
the transmission of its function (if/as programmed by the
control) and powers up the console as well. The yellow
transmission/reception LED will light, a brief key actuation
“blip” will occur, and the display of the system status will be
initiated, but (for personal safety purposes) confirmation
sounds will not be emitted.
Alarm Memory
If the [ON/STAT] key is pressed during or following a fire or
burglary alarm-sounding period, the 5827BD console will
annunciate the appropriate warning sounds.
Successive depression of the [ON/STAT] key will toggle these
sounds off and on to alternate with the annunciation of the
system’s armed or disarmed status.
If the [ON/STAT] key is pressed during or following a fire or
burglary alarm-sounding period, the 5827BD console will
annunciate the appropriate warning sounds.
Successive depression of the [ON/STAT] key will toggle these
sounds off and on to alternate with the annunciation of the
system’s armed or disarmed status.
The system can be disarmed by entering the appropriate
disarm sequence at the 5827BD, or any console.
Alarm memory history will still be present, however, as
evidenced by the 5827BD’s blinking red LED, and silent
sounder.
Normally, alarm memory history is cleared by entering the
system’s disarm sequence a second time after the system is
disarmed. In this case, this second disarm sequence should
be performed at a conventional console, after the zone(s)
displayed there that were in alarm condition have been
determined.
disarm sequence at the 5827BD, or any console.
Alarm memory history will still be present, however, as
evidenced by the 5827BD’s blinking red LED, and silent
sounder.
Normally, alarm memory history is cleared by entering the
system’s disarm sequence a second time after the system is
disarmed. In this case, this second disarm sequence should
be performed at a conventional console, after the zone(s)
displayed there that were in alarm condition have been
determined.
5827BD SPECIFICATIONS
Physical: 2-3/8” W x 6-1/4” H x 1-1/4” D
(61mm x 159mm x 32mm)
Battery
9-volt Alkaline. Ademco 464, Duracell MN1604, or
Eveready 522. (If a low battery condition exists, it
will be displayed on wired consoles as zone 00).
Eveready 522. (If a low battery condition exists, it
will be displayed on wired consoles as zone 00).
LEDs:
Red, Green, and Yellow, for system status
indications.
indications.
Sounder: Piezoelectric, 4200 Hz, for confirmation, trouble
and emergency beeps and sounding on alarm. In
addition, upon lack of response from the control, a
long (2 second) beep is heard.
addition, upon lack of response from the control, a
long (2 second) beep is heard.