Wireless Home  (490-2010)    Personal Access Code       Faxback Doc. # 8932
Alarm System

SETTING YOUR PERSONAL ACCESS CODE

This alarm system requires an access code that lets you arm or disarm the
system and change various system settings.  The system's factory-set code
is 1234.  For better security, set your own code as follows:

1.  Press CODE on the base.  The CODE indicator flashes.

2.  Enter 1 2 3 4 .  The base sounds a brief ascending tone and the CODE
    indicator lights steadily.

3.  Enter your four-digit personal access code.  After you enter the fourth
    digit, the system sounds a brief descending tone.

4.  Enter your four-digit personal access code.  After you enter the last
    digit  of the code, the base sounds a brief ascending tone and then a
    descending tone to confirm that the new code is stored in memory.

Note:  If at this time, you enter a code that is different from the first
       entry, the base sounds a low-pitched error tone after you re-enter
       the code.  Repeat the procedure from Step 1.  See "Changing Your
       Personal Access Code for information about changing the code and
       what to do if you forget your personal access code.

CHANGING YOUR PERSONAL ACCESS CODE

Note:  Before you change your personal access code, be sure the system is
       disarmed.  (The STATUS indicator is green.)  If the STATUS indicator
       is red, enter your current personal access code to disarm the
       system.  The STATUS indicator changes to green.

Follow these steps to change your personal access code.

1.  Press CODE.  The CODE indicator flashes.

2.  Enter your current personal access code.  The base sounds a short
    ascending tone and the CODE indicator lights steadily.

3.  Enter your new personal access code.  After you enter the fourth digit,
    the system sounds a short descending tone.

4.  Enter the new personal access code again.  After you enter the last
    digit, the base sounds a short ascending tone and then a descending
    tone to confirm that the new code is stored in memory.

Note:  If you enter a code that is different from the first entry, the base
       sounds a low-pitched error tone after you re-enter the code.  Repeat
       the procedure from Step 1.

If You Forget Your Personal Access Code

If you forget your personal access code, you can reset the access code to
the factory default (1234).  To do so, use a thin object, such as a
straightened paper clip, to press the recessed RESET button under the zone
indicator cover.

Note:  Pressing the RESET button does not affect the transmitter and remote
       control.

(SMC/jlc-03/22/94)