ADT Security Services BHS 1202 User Manual

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
HOW TO AVOID FALSE ALARMS............................................................ 2
THE BRINK’S HOME SECURITY SYSTEM
Equipment in the Standard Systems....................................................... 3
Optional Equipment................................................................................. 4
Optional Features.................................................................................... 5
Description of the...

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How to Avoid False Alarms
Avoiding false alarms is critical to better monitoring service and preventing
false alarm fines from your local municipality. Below are tips to help you
receive better alarm response.

Schedule.

Information Schedule.

They should all know a valid user code and the codeword. Notify
Brink’s if you are going to sell or rent your home,
 so we can assist the
new residents.

CANCEL. (You can also cancel accidental alarms in reverse order
by first pressing CANCEL then entering your...

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1. One Master Control Panel - This device
processes information sent to it by all the other
components of the system. When an alarm is
tripped, the master control panel interprets the
signal and sends a message to the Brink’s
Monitoring Center. This message is sent over
telephone lines. This panel also contains a backup
battery in case your home loses power. You should
not open the cover to the master control panel
unless instructed to do so by a Brink’s
representative.
2. One Keypad - This keypad is...

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5. One Siren - This device sounds a warning when
the alarm system is tripped. The siren is
designed to be located inside the house to
frighten intruders. It may also sound when using
other special features.
6. One Power Transformer - This device connects
the alarm system to the electricity in your home.
It is plugged into a regular electrical outlet.
7. One  RJ-Block  &  Dialer Cable Connection -
This device connects the alarm system to the
phone line in your home. The phone line is used
to send alarm...

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2. Heat Sensor - This device detects dangerously
high heat. It is designed to be located in attics
and garages or near furnaces. (Not available in
commercial installations.)
3. Glass Breakage Detector - This device detects
the sound of breaking glass.  It is designed to
protect window areas.
4. Wireless Emergency Button - This hand-held
emergency button can be programmed to send
either a police emergency signal or a medical
emergency signal. When pushed, the button will
cause the system to contact the...

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1.  Pop-up Zone Card 6. 10 Key Input Buttons
2. Alarm Display Window 7. Cancel Alarm Button
3. On Indicator Light 8. System Options Button
4. Speaker 9. Doors Instant Button
5.  Emergency  Panic  Buttons 10. Motion Detector Off Button
11. On Button
Fire
Medical
Police
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DESCRIPTION OF THE KEYPAD 

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Operating the Brink’s System
NORMAL OPERATION MODE
When the system is turned on, all interior and exterior intrusion sensors
are turned on allowing time to enter and exit designated doors.
Designated Entry/Exit Doors
Designated entry/exit doors should be only those doors you use most
frequently to enter and exit your home.
Upon entering a designated entry/exit door, the system will sound a tone
from the keypad as a reminder to turn the system OFF. A standard delay
period of 40 seconds allows time to...

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CAUTION: THE ZONE YOU BYPASSED WITH THIS PROCEDURE WILL
NOT BE PROTECTED. Please call Brink’s Customer Service at
1-800-445-0872 for assistance. Customer Service is available 24 hours a
day, seven days a week.
TURNING THE SYSTEM OFF
1. Enter by one of the designated doors. When you open the door,
the system will sound a tone to remind you to turn the system off.
2. Turn the system off by entering your user code. Each key will
sound a short beep when pressed.
3. The red ON light will go out when the...

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TURNING SYSTEM OFF AND CANCELING A SOUNDING ALARM
1. Enter by one of the designated doors. When you open the door,
the system will sound a tone to remind you to turn the system off.
2. Turn the system off by entering your user code. Each key will sound
a short beep when pressed.
3. The red light ON light will go out when the system is turned OFF.
You must enter the proper user code within the standard 40 second
delay period to prevent sounding an alarm.
NOTE: If you want the Brink’s Monitoring Center...

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WHAT TO DO IN AN ACTUAL EMERGENCY
1. Do not turn the system off.
2. Do not use the telephone, unless you are calling 911 to report the
emergency; you will not be able to use your telephone until the
system has finished sending the alarm signal to the Brink’s
Monitoring Center.
3. When the Brink’s monitoring operator calls to verify the alarm,
explain the emergency. If you do not answer the phone, Brink’s
will contact the appropriate emergency agency, unless you have
given other instructions.
TURNING...