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Macro Key

Using a Macro Key

The “C” key can be used to activate a series of commands of up to 16

keystrokes. These keystrokes, as a group, are called macros and are stored in

the system's memory. The “C” key must be initially programmed as a “macro”

key (see the Security Codes section under “To Add or Change a User’s Code” for

the necessary procedure). This will then enable you to program various

functions into this key.

Typical macro functions include:

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Arming sequences that first involve bypassing certain zones before arming

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Frequently used command sequences

•

Relay activation sequences.

Functions that may want to program into the “C” key:

Over time you will realize that at certain times of the day you arm or disarm

your security system in certain ways. For example, each night before going to

bed, you turn off certain lights and arm the security system, leaving interior

areas bypassed so that normal movement at night will not set off an alarm.

In this example, you would program your "C" key to:

Turn off those certain lights and

Arm your security system in the STAY mode

Every night, all you (or another user whom you may have assigned) would have

to do is press the "C" key on your keypad, wait for the ENTER USER CODE

prompt on the display, and then enter your 4-digit user code. The macro

sequence of commands that was programmed will now begin automatically.

For complete information on the programming and use of the macro (C) key,

refer to the

Appendix

at the end of this manual.

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