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8.
You see the following on the display:
9.
For button 3 (small button), you can choose between the following functions:
None:
The button is not activated (default).
Panic:
The button triggers a panic alarm.
Utility Output:
The button activates a utility output.
If you select the switch output function and confirm it with
, you see the following on the display:
Select a utility output with
or
and confirm your selection with
.
10.
The system changes automatically to the next button and the you see the following on the display:
11.
For button 4 (large button), you can choose between the following functions:
None:
The button is not activated (default).
Arm:
The button activates all previously selected areas.
Stay:
The button internally activates all previously selected areas.
Utility Output:
The button activates a utility output. You can then program the utility output as described above.
12.
Press
to confirm.
13.
Repeat the programming steps for all other key fobs.
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Communication Test
Under
Communication Test
, you can see the signal strength of the remote control.
To access the Communication Test menu:
1.
Select the
Key-fob
menu as described on page 7-74.
2.
Under
Key-fob
, press
11
to access the
Communication test
menu option. You see the following on the
display:
3.
Press
or
to select the remote control you want to test.
4.
Press a button on the remote control. The display shows the strength of the received signal.
NOTE:
For successful transmission, the signal strength should be higher than the noise level of the receiver. (See also page
7-31.)
Press
to exit the menu option.
