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Computerized Command

Center

The Computerized Command Center is the heart of your Westec system. It accepts all signals reporting from various parts of the home, automatically interpreting these signals and simultaneously advises the homeowner and the Central Station of the nature of the problem.

Designed for reliability and accuracy, the "Continuous State Circuit Analyzer" is constantly monitoring your sensors for any malfunction in the wiring. The burglary portion of your syste~ can be set and disarmed as required and should be set at all times your home is not occupied or during the time you are sleeping. Whether your system is "Set" or "Disarmed", it is active 24 hours per day, monitoring for Fire, Medical and Emergencies. ..-~

Although the Computerized Command Center is seldom used by the homeowner for the operation of the system, it is necessary to be aw~e of certain functions.

For your protection, there is a locked access door and, in addition, a hidden tamper switch is provided to prevent any unauthorized person from gaining entry into the Computerized Command Center. ' ,

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'0 RESET SYSTEM (IF ACCIDENTALLVTRIPPED OR DURING ENTAVDElAY)

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IENU CONTROLLED FUNCTIONS Get "N IENU ~CCESS CODE" 2 "Pa~e, (MENU LIGHTS UP AT MASTER)-"> Men ~ "'ITER II FOR FUNCTION DESIRED

- SET 'RESET - SYSTEM IS ARMED OR DISARMED , -DOOR ALERT - ANNOUNCES ENTRY THROUGH PROTECTION SENSORS : -INTI.. -INTERIOR A ON 'OFF I -INTB -INTERIOReON,OFF S - NITE - ELIMINATES DELAY ON ENTRY SENSORS !) - TONE OFF - ELIMINATES KEYBOARD TONE WHEN NUMBERS DEPRESSED I -FORCESET -ARMS SYSTEM AROUND VIOLATED ZONE ,SENSOR ~ -TELEPHONE -ENTER CALL FORMRDINGNUMBER(INCl.AREACOOE) I - VOICE OFF -NO VOICE SYNTHESIZER ~ - SELECT -AoCOOE -ACCESSES SECONDARY CODE

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SETIAESET DOOR ALERT ON 'OFF INTERIOR ~ON 'OFF INTERIOR ION:OFF

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LTERNATE CODES - OPTIONS

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W3000 Your Westec System

Your Westec security system is designed to provide reliable electronic protection for your family and home. Employing state-of-the-art techniques in design and circuitry, combined with sensor devices, it provides 24 hour electronic surveillance to detect and report:

1. Burglary or Intrusion (with zone identification) 2. Emergencies 3. Medical 4. Auxiliary (customized to your special needs) 5. Pire and smoke 6. Thst 7. Low Battery 8. 'Irouble in the Circuitry

The equipment detects the problem, notifies you of the situation by sounding an alarm and immediately transmits that information to the Central Station. The Westec system is a CUSTOM installation designed to best accommodate a particular home, lifestyle, number and age of occupants, neighborhood, etc .... It is important to be familiar with the operation of your system to realize its maximum benefits, and, just as important, to PRBVENT ACCIDENTAL ALARMS.

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There are two buttons visible In the Computerized Command Center.

TOP BUTTON

The top button is the Thst button and, by depressing this button while the system is disarmed, it checks itseH. It will briefly emanate the various distinct sounds for each type of alarm and automatically contact the Central Station. By doing so, it advises the atation operator that your system is functioning normally.

LOWER BUTTON

The lower button is the 'Irouble button. If the system detects a failure in any of its component parts, it will emanate a distinct low level audio signal. 1b elimigate this audio signal, the homeowner depresses the "TROUBLE" button which will silence the audio trouble warning. You can then call the Westec service department number for an appointment.

There is a green light visibfe in the Computerized Command Center. When the green light is displayed, it indicates that there is power to the system. Whenever the homeowner' depresses the "TROUBLE" button to silence the trouble warning the green light will blink. '

Major Components of Your Westec Security System

Your Weatec security system may include all or some of the following components:

• Computerized Command Center • Computer .Access Thrminal • Remote Access Thrmina1s • Outside Access Thrminals

The Westec security system provides an extremely high degree of security without the inconvenience or worry of carrying keys. Unlike many other systems, the Weatec security system cannot be forcibly compromised by "picking" or tampering with the access terminals. It can easily be set or disarmed by entering the correct combination. It is also easy to determine if the system is set or disarmed.

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When the red light is displayed the burglary system is set, when the red light is not displayed the burglary system is off.

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When the access door is opened you will note a switch beside the face plate with the buttons. This switch is the power on/off switch for' turning "OFF" the entire system. At.certain times it could be necessary to turn the system to power "OFF" (such as remodeling with workmen continually co~g and going.)

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Using Your Westec Security Alarm System Operating The System

Before attempting to set the system, make sure that the system is in the proper mode (i.e. doorslwindows properly closed, no objects blocking interior traps, etc.). If the system is Nor in the proper mode to be set, the appropriate zones will be displayed ~n the Computer Access 1erminal, the ROY light will Nor be displayed on the Remote Access 1erminals and the green light will Nor be displayed on the Outside Access 1erminals. If an attempt is made to set the system when it is in the improper mode, the voice will state "check Zone __ ".

The burglary system can be set and disarmed from any access terminal. The system can be set at one access terminal and disarmed from another. Por example, when returning home in the evening, the system may be disarmed from the entrance but, upon retiring at night, it could be set from the bedroom.

It is possible to have the external (perimeter) protective circuit active while having the int,:rn~ (interior) circuit off, to allow free movement mSlde your home. 'Ib tum the internal (interior) circuit off or on, depress the proper code from any access terminal or use the menu code on the Computerized Access Terminal.

In the event that your Westec system is activated accidentally, it is important to disarm the alarm as soon as possible by entering the disarm code at the nearest access terminal.

When Your System is in Alarm

If your Westec security system should go into an alarm condition:

• A loud audible warning will be heard throughout the home. There are distinct separate warning , sounds for Burglary, Pire, Emergency, Medical and Trouble in the System.

• Simultaneously, the system contacts the Central Station and immediately reports your location and the nature of the alarm.

• The appropriate symbol for the alarm condition will also be displayed on your Computer Access Thrminal.

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Computer Access Terminal This optional exclusive and unique terminal is a valuable component of your Westec system. It provides, on a 24 hour basis, the status of protection in your home in both a visual and audible manner. In addition, the flexibility of the system is increased by allowing you to customize the system to individual and family needs when required.

The following features are exclusive to the Computer Access Thrminal:

• Menu Mode • Visual Alarm Status • 24 Zone Display • Entry/Exit - Delay to instant • Door Alert • Liquid Crystal Display • Programmable Phone NUQlber Storage

Additional features on the Computer Access Thrminal are: ,. • System Voice • Set/Reset (Disarm) • Emergency Button (displayed) • Medical Button (displayed) • Back Lit Controls • Interior Indicators • Continuous State Circuit Analyzer

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Display of Alarm Conditions on Computer Access Thrminal

If your system should SO into an alarm condition, the appropriate alarm symbol will appear on the

\ Computer Access 1erminal and a loud audible warning will be heard throughout the home.

The symbols for the alarm conditions are:

6 Pire

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Emergency (plus Emergency Button blinks)

Medical (plus Medical Button blinks)

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Testing Your System

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1b assure that your system is working properly, the system should be tested on a regular basis Inot less than monthly). Before you initiate the test, your system must be in the disarmed condition. 1b initiate the test cycle press the trouble switch while in the menu mode. The system will immediately cycle through all the alarms to assure that all reporting functions are working properly and reporting to the Central Station. The symbols for the alarm function and your selected options will also be displayed on the menu as your system goes through the test sequence.

The system voice will then state: "For sensor test enter six:' After pressing 6 at ~y key pad, you can go

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Zone Status Display on Computer Access Terminal

The numbers 1 through 24 across the lower left side of the display on the Computer Access 'terminal indicate status of up to 24 independent zones of protection. IYour particular system could have some or all of these zones installed., They also indicate the point of attempted break-in or the location of any problem in the wiring circuit - should such a problem occur. These zones will not be displayed on the Computer Access 'terminal unless necessary. _ ..

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to each of your sensored areas and activate that sensor li.e. open door/window, step on mat, step in front of eye, etc., and you will hear a ''beep, beep" sound to .( , advise you that the sensor is operating properly. Your ( system will automatically turn off at the end of the ,,-test, or you can stop it any time during the test sequence by entering the reset code. If you do not press 6, the system will automatically ,~nd the test.

The Westec security system is designed to provide you with many years of reliable trouble-free protection. Your Westec dealer is a professional .... trained and experienced in all phases of security protection.

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For example:

1. The mIWer bedroom door is zone number 1 and must be closed to set the system. If the door is open, then the zone number "I'" will be displayed on the Computer Access 'terminal. If an attempt is made to set the system from anyone of the control terminals, the voice will state: "check zone 1:'

2. If there is a violation of the zone while the zone is in the set mode, the zone number will be displayed and continue to be displayed until the system is reset.

3. WIRING TROUBLE INDlCAIDR - The "Continuous State Circuit Analyzer" is constantly monitoring all zones Iwhether system is set or not) for any possible malfunction in the wiring.

In the event of any trouble in the burglary circuit, the specific zone that is having trouble will blink on and off and a low level sound will be heard throughout the home and the voice will also identify the zone number.

NOI'E: Should a malfunction occur other than in the burglary circuit, a low level sound is heard ,throughout the home and the voice will identify the type of problem. Depress the TRB Itrouble} button to silence the sound and contact your local service department.

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--ro 7 URN on EXAMPLE: - ijObf /l l-tttf You wish to engage the door alert fundlon.

1. Depress 2 + 543 to enter the menu mode and ; 1he system voice will state: "select mode:'

2. The full menu will appear on the Computer Access '!erminal. ...

3. Then depress the 2 to engage door alert. 4. The system voice will state: "Door Alert On"

and an arrow will appear on the menu beside the 2 function.

5. You can now select another function or press CTRL to erase the menu.

6. The menu will then disappear except for the function selected. In this example "Door Alert" will remain on the menu until you remove this function from the system.

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Entry/Exit - Delay To Instant This feature allows you to change from BntrylExit delay to instantaneous alarm. This feature would be used to change EntrylExit delay to an instantaneous alarm when retiring for the night, and would then be changed back to EntrylExit delay when arising the next morning. The arrow and function "5 Nite" will be displayed on the Comp~ter Access '!erminal and "Nite" will be displayed on the Remote Access '!erminals when this feature is engaged.

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It can be engaged from the Computer Access '!erminal by using the menu mode.

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1. Depress 2 + 543 to enter the menu mode and r-') the system voice will state: "select mode:'

2. The full menu will appear with an arrow by "2 Door Alert" to indicate that this function is engaged in the system.

3. You will depress 2 to remove door alert from the system.

4. The system voice will state: "Door Alert Off" and the arrow will disappear from the menu.

5. You can select other functions or depress CTRL to exit from the menu mode.

6. The menu will then be erased from the Computer Access '!erminal.

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When activated, this feature will e6umate a low level "beep-beep" sound whenever a zone is violated when the system is NOT set. This feature is useful during , the day when the system is not set, to alert you that a zone Ifor example an outside door) has been opened. Also. families with small children entering or leaving particular areas (such as a pool area, etc.) would utilize this feature. Door Alert is turned on and off through the menu mode.

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This feature allows the homeowner to set the system even though some areas may be open (for example, leaving a sliding glass door open for air circulation) . The zone number will be displayed on the Computerized Access 'Ierminal. The Manual Force Arm can be engaged from the Computerized Access '!erminal by using either the menu mode or the appropriate combination, or from the Remote Access '!erminals and Outside Access '!erminals by entering the appropriate combination. The arrow, "Force Set" and the appropriate zone(s} will be displayed on the Visual Display Menu. The system voice will also state: "Force Set __ ". . ( " .•

l CAUTION: Caution should be observed when using M~nual Force Arm to be aware which zone(s) is (are) bemg left unprotected, and the interior should be activated as an added backup to the unprotected zone area.

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Keyboard Tone This feature gives you sound when depressing the combinations on the inside panels (Computerized Access 1erminal and Remote Access 1erminals). As each number of the combination is depressed, a low "beep" is heard. This informs you that the combination is being accepted by the system.

The Keyboard Thne can be engaged from the Computerized .Access 1erminal by using the menu mode.

If the Keyboard Thne is de-activated, it will be displayed on the Computer .Access 1erminal with an arrow as function "Thne Off."

System Voice Your system has a voice feature which serves as an added guidance in operating your system. The voice can be heard from the Computerized Access 1erminal and the Remote .Access 1erminals. There are several valuable voice instructions which are as follows:

If you attempt to set the system with one of the zones (door/window, etc.) in the improper mode, the system voice will state:

"Check Zone __ "

If you attempt to Force Arm the system, the system voice will then state: "Force Set __ ".

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This terminal contains a display panel with a switch panel containing six touch pads, which are continually displayed, and an emergency touch pad. Placed in one or more strategic locations in your home, the Remote Access 1erminal provides the following important functions:

• SetslDisarms the System • Emits Different and Distinct Audible

Noises in the event of: a. Burglary b. Fire c. Emergency d. Medical e. 1rouble in the system

It visually displays the following status of the system:

• ROY· System is able to be set • SET· The burglary portion of the system

is set • INT - Interior Protection Status • NITE· EntrylExit set to instant

It sets and disarms (turns system on and off) by simply entering a combination cod~by depressing the touch pad in the proper sequence."As each digit is entered on the access terminal, the "INT" light will blink to indicate that the digit has been accepted " properly. If an error is made in entering the code, simply wait two seconds and enter your correct code.

The following words and phrases are prompted when you enter ~e menu mode from the Computer Access 1erminal:

"Select mode"

The phrases for the functions are:

DISPLAY VOICE

1. SetlReset "Set" or "Reset" (when system is disarmed)

2. Door Alert 3. Int A

4. Int B 5. Nite

"Door Alert On" or "Door Alert Off" "Interior A On" or "Interior A Off" "Interior B On" or "Interior B Off" "Nite On" or "Nite Off"

6. Thne Off 7. Force Set 8. 1elephone 9. Voice Off O. Select A

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"Thne On" or "Thne Off" "Force Set __ "

"Enter phone number now" (silent for "Voice Off") "Select A Code On" or "Select A Code Off"

If you do not wish to have the system voice verify the various conditions, it can be turned off at the Computerized Access 1erminal by entering the menu mode and selecting function 9. The arrow and "Voice Off" will be displayed on the Visual Display Menu.

The buttons on the switch pad are displayed at all times to enable you to set or disarm the system when it is dark.

When the ROY light is displayed, it indicates the system is ready to be set. If the ROY light is not displayed, then one of the perimeter sensored areas (door/window) is not in the proper mode.

When the SET light is displayed the system is set.

When the INT light is displayed, the interior protection is engaged. The interior protection of the system CANNOI' transmit a signal to the Central Station if a violation occurs UNLESS the entire system, including the perimeter, is set.

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Entry/Exit This feature allows you a certain number of seconds (prQgrammed at time of installation) to set or disarm the system when leaving or entering the home. When entering the home, a low level alarm signal will emanate from the system and the "Set" light will blink for a prescribed time to allow you to enter the home and disarm the system. When leaving the home, you have the same amount of time to set the system. The "Set" light will begin blinking after the system is set and continue to blink for the prescribed time so that you can exit the home. When entering, if the system is not disarmed within the prescribed time, it will go into an alarm condition. When exiting, if the exit door is not closed within the prescribed time, the system will go into alarm condition.

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These features allow the system to reset itself on all modes (except Fire) even though one or more zones have been violated. If an alarm condition occurs (i.e. door/window opened) the system will be activated and report to the Central Station. After the prescribed minutes the alarm will stop and, even though the alarm condition has not been corrected (i.e. door/window still open), the system will reset itself, bypassing that particular zone, thereby protecting all

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Outside Access Terminals These terminals are used to set and disarm the system from outside the home. One is normally placed at the front entrance, or the entrance most often used for entering and leaving the home. It contains six touch pads, which are continually displayed, and four lights. When the system is ready to be set, the green light will be displayed.

As each digit of the combination is entered on the touch pad, the' yellow light will blink to indicate that the digit has been accepted properly, When the completed combination has been entered correctly, the red light will be displayed. When the interior portion of the system is engaged, the yellow light will be displayed . ..,

If an error if made in entering the combination, simply wait two seconds and re-enter your correct set/disarm combination.

other parts of the home. If a subsequent attempt of violation is made in another area (different door/window, etc.), the alarm will again be activated and report to the Central Station.

This will alert the homeowner to the fact that a violation has occured while the system was set. The ROY (ready) li~t will be blinking on the Remote :cttJ1!~ ,th~t will be bliDkiiii on

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Select A Code Allows the homeowner to add a temporary code for days when a maid, iervice personnel, or guests' are expected and those people have need of entry or exit on those days, Example: The homeowner is expecting a maid at 10:00 a.m. but must leave the house at 8:00 a.m. Prior to leaving the house the owner will enter the menu mode and select item "0". The preprogrammed special code will be activated.

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Fire At least one smoke detector should be located near, but outside of, each sleeping area to meet the minimum requirements of the NFPA Standard for Household Fire Warning Equipment NFPA 74-1974. When a fire system is installed in your home, your local fire authorities should be notified .

.) The following table lists various levels of Protection as specified by the National Fire Protection Association:

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Detection Equipment Required

One or more smoke detectors plus additional smoke or heat detectors

One or more smoke detectors plus additional smoke or heat detectors

One or more smoke detectors plus additional smoke or heat detectors

One or more smoke detectors

Where to be Installed Smoke

Detectors

',.To protect each separate sleeping area and at the head of each basement stairway

1b protect each separate sleeping area

1b protect each separate sleeping area

1b protect each separate sleeping area and at the head of each stairway to occupied areas

Smoke or Heat Detectors

All other major areas and rooms of the living unit including basement

Basement, kitchen, liVing room, bedrooms, attic, furnace (utility) rooms

Basement, kitchen. living room, bedroom, furnace (utility) rooms

Not Applicable

Each warning fire detection is best achieved by the installation of fire detection equipment in all rooms and areas of the household as follows:

A smoke detector installed in each separate sleeping area (the vicinity of, but outside of the bedrooms), and Heat or Smoke Detectors in living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms, kitchens. hallways. attics. furnace rooms, closets, utility and storage rooms. basements and attached garages.

For additional information you may contact one of the following agencies:

1. National Fire Protection Association 2. California State Fire Marshall 470 Atlantic Avenue. Boston, MA 02210 7171 Bowling Drive, Ste. 800, Sacramento, CA 95823 17

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This equipment generates and uses radio frequenc>: energy and if not installed and used properly, that IS,

in strict accordance with the manufacturer's instructions, may cause interference to radio and television reception. It has been type tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B computing device in accordance with the specifications in Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC Rules, which are designed to provide reasonable protection against such interference in a residential installation. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

Reorient the receiving antenna. Relocate the computer with respect to the receiver. Move the computer away from the receiver. Plug the computer into a ,different outlet so that computer and receiver are on different branch circuits.

If necessary, the user should coriSUlt the dealer or an experienced radio/television technician for additional suggestions. The user may fmd the following booklet prepared by the Federal Communications Commission helpful: "How to Identify and Resolve Radio!fV Interference Problems."

LIMITED WARRANTY Weltec security Productl, Inc. warrants that the productl of It I manfucture shall be free from defectl In materlall or workmanlhlp for one year from the date of Installation If luch goods have been properly Inltalled and lubJect to normal use.

WESTEC SECURITY PRODUCTS, INC. SHALL NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARISING FROM IDSS OF PROPERTY OR OTHER DAMAGE OR IDSSES OWING TO THE FAIWRE OF WESTEC SECURITY PRODUcrs INC. BEYOND THE COST OF REPAIR OR REPLACE· MENT OF ANY DEFECTIVE PRODUcrs.

WESTEC SECURITY PROoucrs INC. MAKES NO WARRANTY OR FITNESS OR MERCHANTABILITY AND NO OTHER WARRANTY ORAL OR WRITTEN. EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, BEYOND THE ONE YEAR WARRANTY EXPRESSLY SPECIFIED HEREIN.

This booklet is available from the U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington D.C. 20402. Stock No. 004-000-00345-4.

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TELEPHONE ACCESS OPERATION GUIDE .-2000 or .-3000

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MAIUNG ADDRESS: P,O, Box 7250 MetairIe. LA 7001()'7250

The Westec telephone access module 9ives complete access to the alarm system through the house telephones and from anywhere in the world through the switched telephone network. Besides the ability to operate the system, the telephone access module gives a full status of the system and a "page" mode which allows 'broadcasting through the alarm system speakers from any touch-tone telephone.

BASIC OPERATION:

TO GAIN ACCESS FROM WITHIN THE HOME: Enter *, 'II, * on any standard touch-tone telephone connectei!' to ..... the alarm system. Please note that once this combination is entered, the outside telephone line is disconnected from the house phones and the house phones are connected to the alarm system.

TO GAIN ACCESS FROM OUTSIDE THE HOME: (The 35 combo must be turned on before leaving) Dial your telephone number on any touch-tone phone, wait for·the tone (after the appropriate number of rings, selected by you), lhen ent~r *, " *, 34 • It a mistake is made when entering It, (f, It, hang up the phone, wdit 10 &ceconds and call back agcdn •. To exit the phone access, hang up the phone. If there is an answering machine connected, the system will start a 9() second~ timer after the answering machine answers the phone line, in, which the *'*34 combo should be entered. If the machine is off or full, the system will answer the line after the appropriate number of rings. .

NOTE: The telephone access module has been tested to operate with the answering machine, but some older answering machines could load the phone line and cause intermittent operation. If this occurs, replace the answering machine.' .

TO ENABLE OR DISABLE EXTERNAL ACCESS: Enter 35 _______ · on any touchpad or access terminal. If you do this on an access terminal, the voice will say "External phone control on or of.f".

Once you have gained'"1lccess to your security system, a tone will sound and any combination can be entered as it would be from any touchpad or access terminal. (.* key is the same as CTRL on a CAT) If a wrong combination is entered, wait 3 seconds and start over. Follow the procedures on your alarm system operation guide for instructions on how to activate a desired function.

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KEYPAD FUNCTIONS:

Use these functions in order to determine the status of your alarm system when using phone access.

ENTER N,1 to check system status (Set/Reset, Interior, etc. ,

ENTER N,2 to check the zone status (if a zone is open) ENTER N,3 to check for any alarm activations ENTER N,O to page inside of the home

NO - PAGE: This function allows messages to be broadcast through the alarm system speakers. To exit the mode, wait 30 seconds. The house phones are connected to the outside phone line in this mode.

If there are any instructions you need which are not covered in this operation guide, please call our office. We vill be glad to assist you in any matter concerning your security. '

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InstructiQns fQr using the WESTEC 356 phQne sccese module

DescriptiQn:

The Westec mQdel 356 telephQne access module. when added to the W3000 system. gives complete access to the system thrQugh the house telephQnes and from anywhere in the world through the switched telephone network. Besides the ability tQ Qperate the system, the telephQne access module gives full status of the system and a "Page" mode which allows your vQice tQ be brQadcast through the system speakers from any Touch Tone telephone.

OperatiQn:

I. Internal House Phones

To access the telephone access module, pick up any Touch TQne telephone that is connected to the same outgQing line the W3000 is cQnnected tQ and enter "*,*". Once this is entered, three short tQnes will be heard thrQugh the system speakers and the house telephQnes are discQnnected from the Qutside telephone line and cQnnected to the W3000 system. At this PQint the telephone touch pad can be used as a system tQuch pad. All valid system cQdes can nQW be accessed thrQugh the telephone. In additiQn. system status and paging system ls also available (See item III belQw).

II. External Anewer/Monitor

If the answering machine is turned on, wait un·til the outgQing message has ended and the machlne has entered the recording mode. Then enter "*,#,*.3,4.4,5" (if a mistake i6 made, hang up and wait 30 secQnds and try again). If the system is in an alarm the voice will repeat the alarm. Also a series Qf three short tones will be heard and the system may nQW be Qperated using the telephone as described in item I and III.

III. System Status and Page

In addition to the tWQ modes described above. you can also acceS6 the system status, zone status, alarm status, input access and page. The Qperation of these features is described belQw.

Feature Access Description

System #,1 Voice will repeat system s"tatus (set, Status interiors on, etc.)

Zone #,2 VQice will repeat all open zones Status

Alarm #,3 VQice will repeat any active alarms (any that Status have not been manually reset)

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Feature Access Description

Input Access

#.4 Once in this mode press 1,2,3 or 4 to operate input 1,2,3 or 4 (these inputs must be wired and assigned by a Westec technician, can be used to operate furnaces, lights, gates etc.)

Page #,0 When entered, the system speakers become System "paging speakers" and your voice will be

broadcasted through the system. Also the house phone is connected to the outside phone line in this mode.

IV. Phone Access Module Enable/Disable

The 356 Phone Access Module can be enabled or disabled by the use of the code "3545" entered from any system touch pad. The voice will repeat through the system speakers: "External phone control on" or "External phone control off" depending on which way it's being toggled. When phone access is enabled. a small triangle will be lit on the 371B Computerized Access Terminal in the master bedroom.