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    							Advanced System Features (Contd) 
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    SCREEN ACTION 
     3.  Press the 
    CONSOLE MODE  button on 
    the More Choices screen.  The Keypad 
    screen is displayed. 
      4.  Perform functions as you would from a 
    regular alpha keypad.  
    						
    							 
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    Voice Messages  
    Introduction to Recording and Retrieving Messages 
    The 6270 provides the capability of recording voices messages for 
    others on the premises. The number of messages is not limited 
    however; the total time of all messages added together cannot exceed 
    127 seconds. 
    Note: The voice messages are stored in the memory of the 6270.  All 
    messages will be lost  if the 6270 loses power or if it is reset. 
    Voice messages are recorded and retrieved using the  “Message 
    Center ” screen. The below illustration identifies the various areas 
    and buttons on the  “Message Center ” screen. 
    6270-010-V0
    PLAY MESSAGE
    RECORDADVANCE ONE
    MESSAGE AND PLAY
    DELETESTOPRECORDING TIME
    REMAINING (SECONDS)
    BACKUP ONE
    MESSAGE AND PLAY
    MESSAGE LIST
    WINDOW
    VOLUME
     
    Message Center Screen 
    Recording a Voice Message 
    To record a voice message, do the following: 
    SCREEN ACTION 
      1.  From the Home screen, press the 
    MESSAGES 
    button.  The Message 
    Center screen is displayed.  
    						
    							Voice Messages (Contd) 
    43 
     
    SCREEN ACTION 
     
      2.  Press the 
    Record button and record 
    your message.  As you are recording your 
    message, the remaining time counter 
    counts down to indicate the total 
    remaining time available and a  “Recording 
    New Memo …” message is displayed 
    above the message list window. 
    3.  Press the  Stop button when you are 
    done recording the message.  The 
    message indicator will be flashing and the 
    message will be listed in the message list 
    window. 
    4.  To record additional messages, repeat 
    steps 2 and 3 above or to exit, depress 
    the  BACK  or 
    HOME  button and the 
    “ Home ” screen will be displayed. 
    Retrieving and Deleting a Voice Message 
    To retrieve a voice message, do the following: 
    SCREEN ACTION 
      1.  From the Home screen, press the 
    MESSAGES 
    button.  The Message 
    Center screen is displayed.  
    						
    							Voice Messages (Contd) 
    44 
     
    SCREEN ACTION 
     
     
     
      2.  Select the message you wish to listen 
    to by touching it in the message list and 
    then pressing the 
    Play Message button.  
    As the message is being played, a  “Play 
    (x): Voice Message …” message is 
    displayed above the message list window. 
    When the end of the message is reached, 
    the playback will stop. 
    3.  To listen to the next message, press 
    the  Advance One Message and Play  
    button. 
    4.  If you wish to delete messages, press 
    the  Delete  button. The 
    “Delete Memo ” 
    screen will be displayed. You can press 
    the  Del Selected  button to delete only the 
    currently selected message and return to 
    the  “Message Center ” screen, 
    Del All 
    button to delete all messages and return 
    to the  “Message Center ” screen, 
    or the  Cancel  button to return to the 
    “ Message Center ” screen without deleting 
    any messages. 
    5.  To exit, depress the  BACK or 
    HOME  
    button and the  “Home ” screen will be 
    displayed.  
    						
    							 
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    Summary of Audible Notific ation  
    SOUND CAUSE  DISPLAY 
    Loud, Interrupted* 
    Keypad & 
    External  Fire Alarm  FIRE
     is displayed; descriptor of 
    zone in alarm is displayed. 
    Loud, Continuous* 
    Keypad & 
    External  Burglary/Audible 
    Emergency Alarm  
    ALARM is displayed; descriptor of 
    zone in alarm is also displayed. 
    One Short Beep 
    (not repeated) 
    Keypad only a.  System disarm   
    b.  System arming 
    attempt with an 
    open zone. 
    c.  Bypass verify   a.  DISARMED/READY TO ARM is 
    displayed.  
    b.  The number and descriptor of 
    the open protection zone are 
    displayed. 
    c.  Numbers and descriptors of the 
    bypassed protection zones are 
    displayed (One beep is heard for 
    each zone displayed). 
    Subsequently, the following is 
    displayed: DISARMED BYPASS 
    Ready to Arm 
    One Short Beep 
    (once every 15 
    sec.) Keypad only 
    System is in test 
    mode 
    Opened Zone identifications will 
    appear. 
    One Beep 
    (every 60 sec.)  
    Keypad only Low battery at a 
    transmitter 
    LO BAT displayed with description 
    of transmitter. 
    Two Short Beeps  
    Keypad only  Arm Away or 
    Maximum  ARMED AWAY or ARMED 
    MAXIMUM
     is displayed. Red 
    ARMED indicator is lit. 
    Three Short 
    Beeps 
    Keypad only  a.  Arm Stay or 
    Instant   
    b.  Zone opened 
    while system is in 
    Chime Mode.   
    c.  Entry warning**  a.  ARMED STAY ZONE 
    BYPASSED or ARMED INSTANT 
    ZONE BYPASSED is displayed. 
    Red ARMED indicator is lit. 
    b.  CHIME displayed, descriptor of 
    open protection zone will be 
    displayed if the [
    ✱] key is pressed. 
    c.  DISARM SYSTEM OR ALARM 
    WILL OCCUR  is displayed.  
    						
    							Summary of Audibl e Notificati on (C ontd) 
    46 
     
    SOUND CAUSE  DISPLAY 
    Rapid Beeping  
    Keypad only  a.  Trouble   
    b.  AC power loss 
    alert 
    c.  Memory of 
    alarm   a.  CHECK
     displayed.  Descriptor 
    of troubled protection zone is 
    displayed. 
    b.  AC LOSS  displayed (may 
    alternate with other displays that 
    may be present). 
    c.  FIRE or ALARM is displayed; 
    descriptor of zone in alarm is 
    displayed.  
    Slow Beeping  
    Keypad only  a.  Entry delay 
    warning**  
    b.  Exit delay 
    warning (if 
    programmed)  a.  DISARM SYSTEM OR ALARM 
    WILL OCCUR
     is displayed. 
    Exceeding the delay time without 
    disarming causes alarm.  
    b.  ARMED AWAY or ARMED 
    MAXIMUM  is displayed along with 
    You May Exit Now 
    *  If bell is used as external sounder, fire alarm is pulsed ring; 
    burglary/audible emergency is steady ring.  
    **  Entry warning may consist of three short beeps or slow continuous 
    beeping, as programmed by your installer. 
    NOTE:  On some systems you may also receive an audible notification 
    of a system battery failure. Check with you system installer to see if 
    this notification applies to your system. 
      
    						
    							 
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    Summary of 6270 LED Oper ation 
    6270 LED Operation 
    The 6270 has three LEDs labeled - ARMED, READY and MESSAGE. 
    MESSAGE LED is yellow, ARMED LED is red, and READY LED is 
    green. Each LEDs on and off state has different meanings as 
    described below.  
    LED DESCRIPTION 
    ARMED ON – Security system is armed. 
    OFF  – Security system is not armed. 
    READY ON  – Security system is disarmed and ready to arm. 
    OFF  – Security system is armed or disarmed but not ready. If 
    disarmed, faults or troubles are present. 
    MESSAGE FLASHING  – The 6270 contains message(s) for the User 
    OFF  – No messages. 
      
    						
    							 
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    6270 Setup  
    How to Access 6270 Setup Options 
    Setup allows you to adjust the touch screen contrast and/or adjust the 
    6270 speaker volume.  You may also select the time interval that 
    must pass prior to the 6270 going into screen saver mode (screen goes 
    blank). Additionally, you may enter the  User Setup screen, 
    Advanced Setup  screen (if enabled by your system installer), or 
    Clean Screen  (maintenance mode) from the Setup screen by 
    pressing the corresponding button. 
     
    The  “Advanced Setup ” button will only be active if enabled by your 
    system installer. Ask your system installer to explain the options 
    provided by this button if it is enabled.
     
    How to Access Setup 
    Access the Setup features as follows: 
    SCREEN ACTION 
      1.  From the Home screen, press the 
    SECURITY
     button.  The Arming screen 
    is displayed. 
      2.  Press the 
    MORE CHOICES  button.  
    The More Choices screen is displayed.  
    						
    							6270 Setup (Contd) 
    49 
     
    SCREEN ACTION 
     
     3.  Press the 
    SETUP button on the More 
    Choices screen.  The Setup screen is 
    displayed. 
      
    						
    							6270 Setup (cont d) 
    50 
     
    How to Adjust the Touch Screen Contrast 
    You may adjust the touch screen contrast as follows: 
    If…  Then … 
    you want to increase contrast  move the slide bar above the current 
    contrast setting. 
    you want to decrease contrast  move the slide bar below the current contrast setting. 
    another adjustment or selection is 
    to be made go to the corresponding paragraph in 
    this section. 
    no additional adjustment or 
    selection is to be made press the Back button below the 
    screen to return to the previous screen, 
    or 
    press the Home button below the 
    screen to return to your Home screen. 
    CONTRAST
    SLIDE BAR
    INDICATOR
    6270-006-V0 
     
    Touch Screen Contrast Control  
    						
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