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This section describes how to program both the handheld touchpad (60-671) and keychain touch-
pad (60-659) into panel memory.
Handheld Touchpad
The handheld touchpad allows your customer to activate certain panel options, toggle between
and
modes, and contact the central monitoring station in case of a non-medical
HOME
AWAY
emergency.
In addition, the handheld touchpad is also used to supervise the arrival and departure of profes-
sional care providers. When a care provider arrives, they simply use the touchpad to enter a
unique personal identification number (PIN). After the panel makes a brief announcement, the
care provider then enters a two-digit service code.
When the caregiver departs, they use the touchpad to enter their PIN a second time. After the
panel makes another breif announcement, the care provider then enters a service code of 99 to
indicate that service is completed.
For both arrival and departure, service codes are sent to the central station in SIA format.
Keychain Touchpad
The keychain touchpad allows your customer to set their panel to
distance outside the home or initiate a panic alarm in cases of emergency.
.
Emergency
Buttons
60-671
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To program the Handheld and Keychain Touchpad:
1. Refer to steps 1-4 from Installer Added Sensors on page 22.
2. To trip either touchpad, simultaneously press and hold the two emergency buttons.
3. Do not press DONE.
If you need to change sensor type, press #.
4. Press Done. The panel announces the learned sensor name (touchpad), number, and type.
or
from a short
HOME
AWAY
Lock / Unlock &
Emergency
Buttons
Lock / Unlock &
Emergency
Buttons
60-659
Handheld / Key- chainTouchpad
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