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Step 2 – Activating the Control Panel

The Control Panel comes with its wall mounting bracket already fixed in place. Leave in this

position to complete the installation and registration. The wall mounting option is explained

later in this guide.

Find a central location to place the

Abbra Control Panel that has close

access to a telephone jack and electrical

outlet. Attach end of the wire supplied

with the power wall adapter to the screw

terminals of the power wall adapter.

Connect one end of the power wall

adapter to the socket at the back of the

Abbra Control Panel. Plug the other end

into an electrical outlet. NOTE: Be sure

the electrical outlet is not controlled by a

light switch.

Insert the rechargeable battery pack.

Plug into the socket on the right hand

side of the compartment. Replace the

battery cover.

To activate the battery, flip open the

cover to the Control Panel buttons.

Release the screw to the cover where the

batteries are kept.

The backup batteries will need to charge

for 24 hours before they are fully

functional.

Please do not attach the telephone cord

at this time. This will happen at the end of

Step 6.

(in alphabetical order)

Alarm – When Abbra detects that a zone has been disturbed, it will trigger an alarm. The

siren will sound, and an alarm signal will be sent to the Central Station.

Arm – Activate the Abbra home security system, so that if a zone is disturbed, it will trigger

an alarm. The Abbra may be armed in Away mode, Home mode, or Instant mode.

Away mode arming – If Abbra is armed in Away mode, then all interior and perimeter zones

will be active. Opening a door command takes effect and the zones actually become active.

This is to give you time to leave the house or settle in for the night. This period of time is

called the Exit Delay. When the Abbra is armed in Home or Away mode, opening a Delay

zone will not cause an immediate alarm. Instead, the Abbra will ask you to disarm the

system, and beep for a period of time. When this time has ended, an alarm will occur. This

time is called the Entry Delay. In the Abbra Basic Kit, zone 1 is pre-configured as a Delay

zone.

Bypass – If one or more zones are bypassed, then they will be inactive for the next arming

period. Disturbing bypassed zones will not trigger an alarm.

Central station – The location to which the Abbra will send alarm signals. When a signal is

received at the central station, the operator will take appropriate action, such as calling your

home or dispatching your local police.

Chime mode – While the Abbra is disarmed, it may be placed into Chime mode. In Chime

mode, disturbing Chime zones will cause the Abbra to either sound a doorbell-like chime, or

speak the name of the zone, depending on how you have configured the system. In the

Abbra Basic Kit, the two magnetic contact sensors are pre-configured as Chime zones.

Code – A secret four-digit number. There are several kinds of codes used by the Abbra.

The Master User Code, which is set to 1 1 1 1 by default, may be used to arm and disarm the

system, access the full User Settings menu, and create or delete User Codes. User Codes

may be used to arm and disarm the system, and access parts of the User Settings menu.

The Installer Code is only used for accessing the Abbra's installer mode. For information on

installer mode, visit our online help files at www.myabbra.com.

Delay (Entry Delay, Exit Delay) – When the Abbra is armed in any mode, it will take a

certain amount of time before the arm

Disarm – "Un-arm" the Abbra. When the Abbra is disarmed, no sensors will be active,

unless they have been specially configured as 24-hour zones in installer mode.

Home Mode Arm – When the Abbra is armed in Home mode, the perimeter sensors, doors

and windows, will be active, but interior zones, such as motion detectors, will not. This mode

is useful for arming the system before you go to sleep at night.

Instant mode arm – When the Abbra is armed in Instant mode, all sensors will be active,

and the Entry delay will be eliminated. Disturbing any zone, even a Delay zone, will cause an

immediate alarm.

Interior Zone: This type of zone setting is used by any sensor placed within the premises

such as a motion sensor, glass break sensor or a door contact on an interior door such as a

closet. This sensor is ignored when the Abbra system is armed in the Home mode so that

normal activity will be ignored.

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