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Home Automation, Inc.
Model 1503
Home Control and
Security System
Owner's Manual
Document Number 1503U1000
Revision -
May, 1991
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MODEL 1503 COMMAND SUMMARY ALARM SYSTEM To Arm AWAY (or ASLEEP or HOME), then your CODE To Silence SECURITY-OFF, then your CODE and Disarm To Silence CANCEL Trouble beeps To Bypass SECURITY-OFF, *, 2, ENTER, CODE. a Zone (2) To restore SECURITY-OFF, #, #, CODE. all zones HOME CONTROL Unit 2 On UNIT-NUMBER, 2, ON Unit 5 Off UNIT-NUMBER, 5, HOME-CONTROL-OFF Unit 5 On UNIT-NUMBER, 5, TIME, 6, 0, ON. for 60 minutes Di
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Model 1503 Owner's Manual Contents 1. INTRODUCTION .................................................................................. 6 UNDERWRITER’S LABORATORIES (UL) LISTING ................................................. 6 2. OVERALL DESCRIPTION .................................................................. 7 DIFFERENCES BETWEEN “VERSION 2” AND “LC” MODELS ................................ 7 OVERALL DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEM ...................................................................
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Home Automation, Inc. 4. HOME CONTROL.............................................................................. 23 X-10 POWERHOUSEtm MODULES ........................................................................ 23 MODULE TYPES ...................................................................................................... 23 HOUSE CODES........................................................................................................ 24 UNIT NUMBERS ............................
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Model 1503 Owner's Manual SHOW PROGRAMS FOR ALL UNIT NUMBERS ....................................................44 SHOW PROGRAMS FOR ONE UNIT NUMBER......................................................44 SHOW SECURITY PROGRAMS.............................................................................. 45 SHOW ALL BUTTON PROGRAMS ..........................................................................45 SHOW PROGRAMS FOR ONE BUTTON ...........................................................
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Home Automation, Inc. 9. SET-UP................................................................................................ 64 SET TIME .................................................................................................................. 64 SET DATE ................................................................................................................. 64 CATEGORIES..........................................................................................................
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Model 1503 Owner's Manual DIAL TYPE ................................................................................................................ 72 MY PHONE NUMBER...............................................................................................72 DIAL OUT NUMBER 1 ..............................................................................................73 DIAL OUT 1 ON .........................................................................................................
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Home Automation, Inc. 1. INTRODUCTION Thank you for purchasing your new Home Automation system. You are about to enjoy a new feeling of security, peace of mind and conve- nience in your home. We at Home Automation, Inc. hope that you will take a few moments to become familiar with all of the features of our fine product by reviewing this manual. Please keep this manual on file for future reference. In the event that there are any questions, please call your dealer first. If you need assistance d
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Model 1503 Owner's Manual 2. OVERALL DESCRIPTION a. Console(s) - The console has a liquid crystal display (LCD) This section describes your sys- and a keypad to control the en- tem. It is recommended that you tire system. You may have 1 to 4 read this section to understand the consoles in a system. Each con- terms in the following sections. sole works independently of the others. Consoles can be mounted DIFFERENCES BETWEEN “VERSION 2” flush in the wall or in a wooden AND “LC” MODELS enclosure fo
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Home Automation, Inc. f. Control Modules - Each light closed and OK; if no zones are or appliance to be controlled by bypassed and if there are no the System is plugged into or troubles, the bottom line will show wired into a control module that “SYSTEM OK”. can receive commands over the existing electrical wiring in If one of the doors, windows, your home from the Control/Com- motion or other detector connected municator. to the Model 1503 is open, or has detected motion, the bottom line of g.
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Model 1503 Owner's Manual descriptions are normally entered CANCEL by your dealer. See SET-UP, NAMES.) If you are ever unsure and wish to return to the time, date and Whenever a zone, unit, or button status display, press the CANCEL must be specified, the SHOW key may key. You may have to press it more be pressed to show the name for the than once, depending on how far first zone, unit, or button. Al- into the function you were. Each ternatively, the number for a spe- time you cancel out of an
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Model 1503 Owner's Manual correctly disarmed the system, and 3. SECURITY SYSTEM the GREEN indicator on the SECU- OPERATION RITY-OFF key will light. If an incorrect code is entered, the words INVALID CODE will appear DISARMING THE SECURITY SYSTEM and on the display and the console will SILENCING ALARMS beep three times. Before going any further, you In the event that you make a should know how to turn your alarm mistake, press the SECURITY-OFF key system OFF. Turning the system OFF again, then en
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Home Automation, Inc. The HOME mode is intended for use when you and your family are in If you are going to sleep but a your home, and you wish to have family member is expected home doors and windows armed, but no later, use the HOME mode so that interior motion detectors armed so there is an entry delay. that your family may move about To put your system in the ASLEEP mode, freely inside the house. (PANIC, TAMPER and FIRE zones are always Press the ASLEEP key armed, as are the three EMERGENCY
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Model 1503 Owner's Manual BYPASSING ZONES If you do enter through an EN- TRY-EXIT zone first, then the other You can BYPASS a zone that you zones are disabled during the ENTRY do not want protected while the DELAY, in case you have to cross system is armed. Only the MASTER through another zone to get to your CODE can bypass and restore zones. console (an interior motion detec- tor, for example.) Bypassing is also the only way that a tamper or panic zone can be To put your system in the AWAY mode
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Home Automation, Inc. then enter your master code number. system is armed, the Model 1503 will automatically bypass a zone if The console will beep once, and the zone is in the alarm state when the time, date and status display the system is armed. will return. The bottom line will now read “UPSTAIRS WINDOW BYPASSED” When this happens, the display to remind you that the zone is will indicate that the zone was bypassed. bypassed. Note that there is an exit delay RESTORING ZONES before the system
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Model 1503 Owner's Manual - Console beeper comes on - dis- EMERGENCY BUTTONS play indicates “BURGLAR ALARM! - ZONE NAME TRIPPED” If more There are three buttons on the than one zone is tripped, then console surrounded by a border the bottom line will show each marked EMERGENCY. These buttons are zone tripped for two seconds. labeled FIRE, POLICE and MEDICAL. - Any lights or control modules There are actually two switches programmed to come on for the under each of these buttons. Touch door that
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Home Automation, Inc. number that is stored in SET-UP location MY PHONE NUMBER is spoken - The system now waits the OUTSIDE SIREN DELAY. (0 - 60 seconds) here) PLEASE RESPOND IMMEDIATELY.” - The Outdoor Siren is activated, The message is repeated two which makes a loud, continuous times. At any point during the sound. message, the called party can enter a code as described in EMERGENCY - The system now waits the DIAL DIAL OUT to log in and stop the OUT DELAY. (0 - 60 seconds) Model 1503 from dia
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Model 1503 Owner's Manual When the FIRE alarm is activated - The console display indicates by the smoke/fire detector(s), the “EMERGENCY ALARM! - POLICE EMG alarm responds exactly as described BTN TRIPPED” under BURGLAR ALARM ACTIVATED, except: - The interior sounder and the outdoor siren are activated im- - The console display reads “FIRE mediately. Note that there is no ALARM! ZONE NAME TRIPPED” outside siren delay for emer- gency buttons. - The interior sounder will pulse on and off to dist
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Home Automation, Inc. - The console display will read If you are having your system “FIRE ALARM - FIRE EMG BTN monitored by a central station, the TRIPPED”. central station will be sent a code representing the type of alarm - The Central Station (if used) (medical emergency button.) will receive a Fire Emergency Button signal. If you are not using central station monitoring but are using - The voice dialer dials out using the voice dial out capability, the the FIRE DIAL ORDER with the system l
