LCD Keypad RXN-410 Blue screen
LCD keypads include the following features:
The special menu-driven LCD screens (with up to nine different functions per screen) are simple to use, and eliminate the need of installation manuals. The system programming is fast and incredibly easy to master. One can view a possible system problem as well as the details of all the zones' status in one single bar screen. No need for any ''screen scrolling'' to see the entire status of the PIMA system as the bar screen displays the status of all zones in one glance.
- User-friendly
- Modern aesthetic design with soft-touch illuminated keys and audible tone
- Multi language menu-driven program for users and installers
- Programmable names for zones and users
- Internal chime
- Easy installation and mounting
- Green Arm indication led
- Red Fault indication led
The special menu-driven LCD screens (with up to nine different functions per screen) are simple to use, and eliminate the need of installation manuals. The system programming is fast and incredibly easy to master. One can view a possible system problem as well as the details of all the zones' status in one single bar screen. No need for any ''screen scrolling'' to see the entire status of the PIMA system as the bar screen displays the status of all zones in one glance.
In this example, the Fault Led on the Keyboard will indicate a fault, the LCD displays the origin of the Fault being ''Battery''. The clock shows 13.27.
PIMA's Unique Status Bar
With a single glance at the LCD keypad, one can see the status of all zones as well as active panel functions.
The system can display a status bar for quick reference but in the event of a failure or other events (e.g., open tamper, fire, etc.), the system will switch to scrolling lines display. As soon as the event has been dealt with, the display returns to the status bar display.
Single Screen 32 Zone Status Bar Example
With a single glance at the LCD keypad, one can see the status of all zones as well as active panel functions.
The system can display a status bar for quick reference but in the event of a failure or other events (e.g., open tamper, fire, etc.), the system will switch to scrolling lines display. As soon as the event has been dealt with, the display returns to the status bar display.
Single Screen 32 Zone Status Bar Example
- The zone numbers are printed on the keypad;
- The zones marked with a hyphen are closed;
- The zones marked with a square are open;
- Letters indicate various situations, such as alarms, faults, bypassed zones, etc.
Each key, on the keypad, has been assigned with a specific user function. The key's function is written above the key. This way, a user can easily operate the alarm system without having to remember the user manual.
For example, to program user phone numbers, simply enter master code and press key <6>.