Service Code; Fire Marshall Code; Duress Signal - ADT FOCUS 200 PLUS Installation And Setup Manual

FOCUS 200 PLUS Installation and Setup Guide
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Establish or change temporary schedules.
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Establish or change closing times in the BA group(s).
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Change the real-time clock +/- 5 minutes maximum.
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Establish or change permanent schedules and make unlimited changes to real time.
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Bypass fire alarm, holdup alarm, and supervisory points.
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Establish or change descriptors for ID codes, points, and BA groups.
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Establish or change ID codes' accessibility to BA groups.
The Service Mode privilege is assigned to all service codes, and is not made available to the customer.

Service Code

The Service Code is an ID code for use by ADT personnel when installing or working on a system, and
must be assigned by the local office. As a minimum, the Service Code must be assigned the "Can enter
service mode" privilege. Any additional privileges may be assigned to that ADT service person, as
required.
Entry of this code at an operating panel will:
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Place the FOCUS 200 PLUS system in the Service Mode.
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Bypass the cabinet tamper when "Service On".
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Cause an ADT-on-premises signal to be transmitted to the Customer Care Center (CCC).
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Lock out all other ID codes so that the system can be worked on without any customer interference.
The Cabinet tamper is automatically bypassed when the system is placed in Service Mode and
automatically unbypassed when the system is taken out of Service Mode.
The Service Code(s) must be downline loaded from the Service Terminal. In order to allow the service
person to get into the system to initiate a downline load on a new installation, a Temporary Service
Code (8,8,8,8,8,8 ) becomes active for the first minute after power-up. After this first minute, the
Temporary Code becomes disabled, and the downline loaded Service Code must be used. Temporary
Service Code is active for 1 minute each time that the control unit is powered up.
During that first 1 minute after power-up, entering Reset, Memory, Yes causes the Temporary Service Code
( 8,8,8,8,8,8 ) to remain active until the system is downline loaded.

Fire Marshall Code

The code (2,2,2,2,2,2) is embedded in the control unit's memory and is reserved for use by the local fire
marshal. This allows the local fire marshal to silence a fire alarm without affecting the status of any
BA groups.
Entering this code will cause fire alarm sounders to silence, but strobes will continue to flash until the
alarming point(s) have been reset.
The (2,2,2,2,2,2) code should not be assigned to any ordinary users of the system. However, the first
two digits (22) can be used in conjunction with any four last digits other than 2222.

Duress Signal

A duress signal is a silent alarm transmitted in the form of a holdup alarm signal to the CCC. The
control unit duress option must be enabled for a duress signal to be activated. To activate a duress
signal, the user enters the first 5 digits of the ID code as usual, but adds a value of two to the normal
number of the last digit.
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