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Brand: First Alert

Category: Keypad

Type: Installation manual

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Model: First Alert FA215KP , First Alert FA260KP , First Alert FA560KP

Pages: 2

REMOTE KEYPADS

INSTALLATION GUIDE

FA215KP

FA260KP

FA560KP ✝

Backlit DisplayNOYES (See Note 1)YES (See Note 1)

Built-in SounderPiezoSpeakerSpeaker

FA110C*YESYESNO

FA142C*YESYESSee Note 2

FA162C*YESYESSee Note 2

FA1340C**YESYESSee Note 2

FA2000C*YESYESSee Note 2

The FA560KP must be used to program the FA142C, FA148C, FA162C, FA1220CV, FA1340C, FA1600C/CA/CB, & FA2000C controls.

*Use the non-addressable mode with these controls (set to address 31).

**Use the addressable mode with these controls (addresses 00-30).

Notes1.Permanent display backlighting is an option on some controls (see the control's instructions for details).

2.The FA560KP is required for certain advanced user functions (see the control's instructions for details).

3.Use the FA560KP with the red color insert (provided for fire installations) as required by local authority having jurisdiction

Remote Keypads and are intended for use with the controls

listed in table above. Addresses are set via the keypad keys

(no DIP switches). See the table above for valid addresses.

The keys on the keypads are continuously backlit for

KEYPAD DISPLAYS AND LEDS

The keypads have the following features of the display:

Fixed

Display

Alpha

Honeywell First Alert Keypad Manual

2-digit

Identifier

Descriptors

FA260KPXX

The following table shows the LEDs and their functions:

RedLights when the system is armed in any mode

GreenLights when the system is 'ready' to be armed.

The keypads also feature function keys, see table below.

These keys may be programmed for panic alarms or other

special functions such as macros. See the control's

instructions for details. The FA215KP uses the key pairs

Function keys must be held down for at least 2

immediately.

A ([1] & [*])[1] & [*]

C ([3] & [#])[3] & [#]

The keypads can be surface mounted directly to a drywall, or to

by pushing down two 'snaps.'

through the

3.

Mount the case back

from the keypad’s terminal block to the

terminal block on the control board. Wire functions are

marked next to terminals. Labels are as follows: DI Data

In to Control Panel, - Ground, + Aux. Power Plus, DO Data

Out of Control Panel. See the control panel’s Installation

5.

Re-attach the keypad to its case back

6.

Remove the clear protective film from the LCD display.

the 2 'Snaps' along keypad's

apart

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First Alert Professional systems are really just branded Honeywell security systems. While they are designed for First Alert dealers, they can be used as local systems or even be monitored by non-First Alert dealers.

When it comes to changing user codes, the most important thing you can know, aside from your Installer Code or Master Code, is what alarm panel you're using. You can usually find this information by looking at the green printed circuit board inside the metal enclosure that houses your control panel, or you may be able to tell from the manuals provided by the installer, or by the schematic affixed to the inside of the metal enclosure lid. Knowing the alarm panel type will give you specific information necessary to successfully manage user codes.

If you don't know the existing Master Code for your panel, you should be able to change the Master with the Installer Code. If you don't have the Installer Code, there is a backdoor method to get into programming so that you can view or change the current installer code.

The following are general instructions that should work on most modern Honeywell manufactured panels, including First Alert Professional. Again, to know exactly how to manage user codes, you must know the model number of your control panel.

Just like with a VISTA Series panel, you will need to remove the security system transformer from the wall outlet and unhook one lead from the backup battery, which will power down your system. You will find the battery inside the beige metal cabinet that houses the First Alert control panel. Once the system is powered down, plug the transformer back into the wall and immediately press * and # together on the FA260 keypad. If done correctly, the keypad should display 'Installer Code 20' on the display. You can then hit #20 to view the current installer code. The code will be displayed as four 2-digit numbers. For example, if the Installer Code is 9876, it would be displayed as 09 [beep] 08 [beep] 07 [beep] 06 [beep, beep, beep]. Each digit is followed by a beep, and the final digit is followed by 3 beeps. You can also simply change the Installer Code to a 4 digit code of your choice by pressing *20 + New 4 Digit Code. Again, after entry of the final digit, you'll hear 3 beeps, and to verify the code was taken correctly, you can then press #20 to have the system read it back to you. Now that you know the Installer Code, you can exit programming mode by pressing *99, and would then be able to reenter programming by keying in the Installer Code + 800, if necessary.

Once you know the installer code and have exited programming mode, you ca