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Using the bracket as a guide, mark

the mounting surface with the three

drilling holes. The large circle in the

bracket is for the tamper retainer washer

which is a fourth hole that needs to be

marked

(using

the

tamper

retainer

washer will ensure that if there is an

attempt to force your Control Panel off

the wall a tamper alarm will be occur)

Step 6 – Testing Your

System

Make sure all you windows and doors are

closed and sensors are undisturbed. The

Control Panel screen should display

READY. If it does not, please consult the

troubleshooting section of the main User

Guide.

To test your sensors, follow these

instructions:

- Be sure that your account with

NextAlarm is in the test mode. You can

place your account in the test mode by

logging into your account at the

www.myabbra.com

website.

- Activate your Abbra system by pressing

the ON AWAY button on your Keychain

Remote Control.

- Wait for the Exit Delay countdown

beeping to end.

- Now open a door or window and allow

the emergency sounder to trigger. NOTE:

If the door you have opened is your main

entry door that has an Entry Delay, you

will have to wait for the Entry Delay to

expire before the emergency sounder will

trigger.

User Settings

Now that you have installed your Abbra

security system, you should program in a

few settings to best suit your needs, and

then you can begin using it.

Open the Abbra's front door, exposing

the keypad. The part of the Abbra we will

be using next, the User Settings mode, is

operated through a system of menus.

The buttons on the keypad are used to

navigate through these menus. To the

right is a list of all items on the User

Settings menu.

<Next Item> button is used to move

to the next item on a menu.

<View/Select> button is used to

select the current item, and also to

confirm the contents of an item if

you have entered new settings.

<Back> button is used to move

back to the previous item on a

menu.

<Home> button is used to exit from

a selected item to the previous

menu.

<Away> button is used to exit the

current mode entirely, and return the

Abbra back to its normal operating

mode.

Press <Next Item> until User Settings is

displayed on the LCD screen, and then

press <View/Select>.

The Abbra will

now speak "Please Enter Code", and a

flashing cursor will appear on the screen.

The Abbra is asking you to enter in your

Master User Code, which you will be

choosing soon. Right now, it is set to 1 1

1 1, so type that in, and the Abbra will

beep several times and display Set

Bypass, the first item on the User

Settings menu. Press <Next Item> until

Set User Codes is displayed, then press

<View/Select>.

The screen will now display User Code

1. This is the Master User Code, and

since 1 1 1 1, is not very secure, the first

thing you should do is change it to a new

Automation Control

Your Abbra system is equipped with the X10 home automation platform. With the addition of

the X10 Interface PSC04 which plugs directly into the back of your Abbra control panel in the

X10 jack, you're on your way to making your home the smart home of the future.

Examples of how your Abbra

system can make your life simpler

Automatic lighting control can greatly

improve

security,

economy

and

convenience in your home.

When areas are unoccupied, you can

have Abbra switch lights on and off

automatically when people enter an area

and off when they exit. In areas of the

home there are both convenience and

safety features in having automatic

lighting. For example a sleepy child or an

elderly person might stumble on unlit

number.

Press <View/Select>.

Now

you should think of a new Master User

Code. The code needs to be four digits,

and, like your bank PIN number, should

be one that is not easy to guess. Type in

the new Master User Code, then press

<View/Select> twice. You need to press

it twice because you have changed the

contents of this menu item. The screen

will now display User Code 1 again. You

can either press <Next Item> to move to

User Code 2 and set it in the same way,

or you can press <Home> to move back

to the User Settings main menu.

You

can

also

press

<Away>

then

<View/Select> to exit the User Settings

mode entirely.

At this point, the Abbra is ready to use. If

you like, you can use the User Settings

menu to do other things, such as bypass

zones, set the Abbra's internal clock, or

add

new

keychain

remote

control

transmitters , using the <Next Item> and

<View/Select> keys just like you did to

set the user codes. You can use your

new Master User Code to access this

menu any time the Abbra is disarmed.

stairs. Coming home to a well lit house

can greatly enhance security and safety.

1. As you come close to a motion

detector, it switches on a light to guide

you safely.

2. Lights will also go on if you open a

door.

3. In a large building a whole area will

light up if someone comes in.

4. If no one is in the area for a time, the

lights will go off to save money.