ACTIVE 5 - USER MANUAL - Issue 2 - User instructions for setting, unsetting, faults, and user options

Oct 12, 2026

ACTIVE 5 user instructions (C & K Systems Ltd., C031-065 Issue 2, Feb 1997) describe how to set and unset the security system using a four-digit user code and exit/entry cues. Procedures cover Full Set, Night Set, Home Set, and manual isolation by zone, including handling open/faulted zones, aborting exit, and responding to internal alarms. The manual also explains tamper faults, personal attack alarms, system reset behavior, and required tones/LED indications. User options include auto test, changing the user code, and reviewing alarm logs.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryHealthcare

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Pages4

Reading Time10 min

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THE ACTIVE 5 USER INSTRUCTIONS

1.0 SETTING

1.1 FULL SET

1.2 NIGHT SET

1.3 HOME SET

1.4 MANUAL ISOLATION

2.0 UNSETTING

3.0 FAULTS

3.1 TAMPER FAULTS DURING AN UNSET PERIOD (DAY MODE)

3.2 ALARMS DURING THE SET PERIOD

3.3 PERSONAL ATTACK ALARMS

3.4 RESETTING THE SYSTEM

4.0 USER OPTIONS

4.1 AUTO TEST

4.2 CHANGING THE USER CODE

4.3 REVIEWING THE ALARM LOGS

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USER MANUAL | | | --- | --- | C & K Systems Ltd. C031-065 Issue 2 | THE ACTIVE 5 USER INSTRUCTIONS | | | --- | --- | DATE: FEB 1997 1.0 SETTING 1.1 FULL SET To start the exit procedure ensure all alarmed zones are clear and enter your four digit user code, the speaker will emit a steady sound and the exit time will start. Leave the building by the approved exit route and close the final exit door. Wait outside the door until the speaker has stopped to indicate that the panel has armed. The DAY LED will now be extinguished. If however you need to set the system by using a terminator button or lock then operate from the outside of the system now. If any zones are in fault the speaker will give a pulsed tone and the LED for that zone will be lit. Return to the panel and press the "\#" key or enter the user code to abort the exit procedure. Investigate the fault and correct if possible, then start the exit procedure again. If any zone on the exit route is open (door open or detector tripped) then the speaker will give a pulsed tone on exit but should go to a steady tone when the zone closes If you are unable to correct the fault contact your Installer. If you do not complete the exit procedure before the exit time runs out an internal alarm will occur. Enter your user code to stop the alarm. See section 3.4 to reset the system. 1.2 NIGHT SET. Usually when you go to bed. Start the exit procedure as for full set as above. Then press the "*" key followed by the "0" key. The speaker will change to a lower pitched tone and the LED's for any zones programmed to be isolated in night set will flash. The programmed Night set exit time will be selected and the exit procedure will continue. If your system does not allow Night set an error tone will sound and the exit procedure will be aborted. Again if the panel sets the DAY LED will extinguish. 1.3 HOME SET. If you want to set during the evening. Start the exit procedure as for full set as above. Then press the "*" key followed by the "6" key. The speaker will change to a lower pitched tone and the LED's for any zones programmed to be isolated in home set will flash. The programmed night set exit time will be selected and the exit procedure will continue. If your system does not allow home set an error tone will sound and the exit procedure will be aborted. Again, the DAY LED will extinguish. 1.4 MANUAL ISOLATION Start the chosen exit procedure as above. Then press the "*" key followed by the zone number you require to isolate. If more than one zone is required then press the * button followed by the next zone number and so on until you have completed your choice. If the zone is isolated the LED for the required zone will flash and the exit procedure will continue. If you hear an error tone (dah dah) then the required zone may not be programmed for you to isolate. Contact your Installer with regards to making this zone“Isolate permit”. 2.0 UNSETTING Enter by your usual route, the Speaker will begin to sound. Do not stop, go directly to the keypad. Enter the four digit code, the speaker will stop and the control panel will return to the 'DAY' mode. If the exit time has less than 10 seconds remaining the speaker will emit a quick pulsing sound to indicate "HURRY UP". 3.0 FAULTS 3.1 TAMPER FAULTS DURING AN UNSET PERIOD. (DAY MODE) A tamper fault during the day is indicated by the internal speaker and the tamper LED. Enter your four digit user code to stop the speaker, the speaker will now change to a low level two tone alternating sound to indicate that there is a "RESET REQUIRED". Press the \# key to reset the system. 3.2 ALARMS DURING THE SET PERIOD Enter your four digit user code to unset the system. The LED display will indicate which zone/s caused the alarm. See section 3.4 to reset the panel. 3.3 PERSONAL ATTACK ALARMS Enter your four digit user code to stop the speaker. Reset the personal attack button with the key provided (if

FAQs

How do I perform an exit procedure for Full Set?

Ensure all alarmed zones are clear, enter the four-digit user code, and follow the approved exit route. Wait outside until the speaker stops to indicate the panel is armed, then leave the final exit door closed.

What should I do if a zone is in fault during exit?

A pulsed tone and the LED for the fault zone will indicate the issue. Return to the panel and press the "#" key or enter your code to abort, then investigate and correct the fault before starting exit again.

How is the system reset after a reset required indication?

Enter your user code; the speaker will emit a low level two-tone alternating sound to indicate "RESET REQUIRED." Press the "#" key to reset, and if allowed, the alarm zone LEDs go out and the panel returns to the 'DAY' mode.

Oct 12, 2026

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