scantronic 9448+

[Guest Anna]

After a power cut I have a beeping noise, I think it needs resetting but I don't

have a manual and don't know a lot about alarms. Please help.

reagards

Anna

[Guest S&K SYSTEMS]

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TO FULL SET

Key-in your four digit user code. The exit

tone will start. Leave premises via the

designated exit door.

Tone will stop after preset time. The

alarm system will then be SET.

X X X X

TO PART SET

Your alarm system may have been

installed to allow you to to have part of

the premises set while other area(s) are

off, thereby allowing free access within

the off area(s), and alarm protection in

the set areas. To set the system with

area 2 and/or 3 omitted, proceed as

shown. Note that the exit tone is automatically

reduced by one third so as not

to disturb sleeping occupants when part

setting the system.

2 OMIT

And/Or

3 OMIT

X X X X

Followed

by

TO SWITCH OFF

X X X X

Go to

control panel

Enter via

designated

route

IF A ZONE LIGHT ILLUMINATES WHILE SETTING

If you are setting or part setting the

system and the sounder emits an

interrupted tone, an open zone is

indicated, e.g., an open door, etc. The

appropriate zone light will also be

illuminated. Check and eliminate cause

then re-enter code. If fault persists, call

engineer.

If the Entry/Exit light is illuminated, you

may have the exit door open while

setting. In this case, leave the premises,

the open zone condition will

automatically be cancelled when the door

is closed.

X X X X

Zone (x)

Interrupted

Exit Tone

Investigate cause and

restart setting sequence

Plus

FULL SET

Enter by the designated entry door.

Entry tone will start. Go to control panel

and key-in your four digit access code.

System will return to DAY.

PART SET

To switch off the system when Part-Set,

enter area, entry tone will start, go to

control panel and key-in your four digit

access code. System will return to DAY.

Note: If you exceed half the programmed

entry time the internal sounder will emit

an internal alarm tone, go to control

panel and key-in your access code to

stop sounder and return system to Day.

9448 USER GUIDE

USER GUIDE

TO CHANGE YOUR ACCESS CODE

Your new code can be ANY four digit

code you choose.

ENTER The Old Four Digit Code 6

ENTER

Two Bleeps

from

Sounder

TO TEST BELLS

The system must be in 'Day' before

starting the test.

The external and internal sounders will

operate for three seconds and then the

strobe will operate for three seconds.

The system will then return to 'Day'.

ENTER 4

X X X X

TO WALK TEST

When you have completed the sequence

shown on the left, the internal sounder

will emit a steady tone.

You can now test the operation of the

Exit/Entry zone, Zones 1, 2 and 3. Each

time a zone is opened, the internal

sounder will emit a pulsing tone.

You cannot test the 'Tamper Circuits' or

the 'Panic Buttons' without creating an

alarm condition.

To stop walk test, key-in your access

code.

ENTER 5

X X X X

TO RESET AFTER AN ALARM

Alarm when set: When an alarm occurs

with the system either 'Fully Set' or 'Part

Set', go to control panel and key-in your

four digit access code. The panel 'Day'

light and the light(s) associated with the

alarm condition will be illuminated.

Reset system: To reset the system,

key-in your access code again. The 'Day'

light only will be illuminated.

Tamper Alarm: If you hear the internal

sounder with the system off (Day), go to

control panel. The 'Tamper' light will be

illuminated. Key-in your access code to

stop the sounder. Call your alarm

installer for service.

Panic Alarm: To cancel a 'Panic Alarm',

first reset the panic button, then key-in

your four digit access code.

X X X X

Day

Enter

Building

Go To Control

Panel

Zone

Tamper

Panic

& either

X X X X

To reset system, reset

any panic buttons

activated, then

9448 USER GUIDE

Installer:

495674 / OCT 91 / Issue 1

The New Four Digit Code

[breff]

Never heard a 9448 beep after a power failure, you sure it isnt a smoke detector?

[Guest Anna]

Thanks to everyone who responded. It did beep, and then and then later the smoke alarm sounded so in the end had to disconnect a wire in it. Later I managed to get hold of the alarm man, and he said he sounded like a fuse had gone, so he did manage to get out and change the fuse, so its okay now.

thanks