Aritech Advisor RD 6203, Programming Manual

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Page 20 Programming manual for RD6203
1.5.6 Download the installation memory if full
Dump Eng mem No
Dump (download) the engineers log to the PC using the first U/D telephone number when the
log is nearly full. This facility requires the T.P.C. program to be in auto-answer mode and always
ready to accept incoming calls.
1.5.7 Up/download when the system is armed
U/D - if armed No
It is possible to up and download when the system is armed. This is intended for test purposes
only. Under current regulations this function must be set to OFF during periods of normal
operation.
1.5.8 Number of rings before the RD62 answers
Ans. PC rings 10
If the ‘PC Calls’ option is programmed to ‘Yes’, this determines after how many rings the dialler
must answer. It is not recommended to connect equipment in parallel, such as fax and
answering machines, as the dialler requires unrestricted access to the phone line for alarm
reporting. Such equipment should be connected to the series port of the dialler.
1.6 Report to one or all telephone numbers
Alternate/Dual
When an activation occurs and this is set to ‘Dual’, the RD6203 will report to all programmed Central
Station telephone numbers. If this is set to ‘Alternate’ it will try each telephone number in turn and stop
after the first successful connection with a Central Station.
1.7 Tel. nos. and Account Nbrs not to be readable or
changed
Hide Nbrs.
When you accept this the panel asks ‘Are you sure?’. If you confirm this, it is no longer possible to
read or change the telephone numbers or account numbers of the central stations or of up/download. If
hidden numbers is active (ON), and changes to the programming are required, default the dialler and
completely reprogram.
1.8 Prefix for private telephone exchanges
PABX No. NN
Programme this option when a number has to be dialled to obtain an outgoing line. Under current
regulations the dialler should be connected to an outside line, therefore this option would not normally
be used.