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| Fire Protection | Data sheet No. 49103 | Version 01-2016
Specifications subject to change.
Manual call point DKM 3.3 – bus capable
Oppermann Regelgeräte GmbH
| Im Spitzhau 1 | 70771 Leinfelden-Echterdingen, Germany
Phone +49 711 72723560 | Fax +49 711 7280527 | [email protected] | www.oppermann-regelgeraete.de
Programming is only possible when the detector is disconnected from power.
Programming is not possible if the loop is
connected to power. Programming is also not possible during an alarm. Reset the alarm first.
Programming:
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Jack plug connector into programming tool (interface upper left) and the blue programming connector into the programming
interface on the circuit board of the DKM.
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Switch on programming tool by pressing the left gray button. The address is read from the detector and shown in the display.
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Change address with the two gray buttons. Dots blink behind the figures while the address is being changed.
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Save address with the colored button. The blinking dots behind the figures vanish.
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Unplug detector and switch off programming tool.
Potential fault messages on programming tool:
bAt
Replace battery (battery service life: approx. 3,000 programming cycles)
E0
Incorrect programming attempt (Address > 127)
E1
DRM/DKM detector not found
E2
Detector not operational
E3
Incorrect sensor reply
E4
No detector found
E5
Read error
E6
Error while reading analog value (only DRM)
Programming with PG 3.3 programming tool
Socket for jack plug
of programming cable
Battery compartment
9 V battery
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Store address
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Read analog value (for information)
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Switch on
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Adjust address in increments of 10
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Switch off
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Adjust address in increments of 1
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Bus address display
(1 – 127 possible, set 1 – 99 for STG)
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Fault indicator/analog value display
(only on DRM)
The programming cable is only needed for push button alarm DKM 3.3
