4. OPERATING AND PROGRAMMING THE SM40 SYSTEM
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Status / Action
When ‘
Enter
’ was pressed but there is no
matrix card present at the selected input the
display shows:
Otherwise, when assigning a matrix input
that is already occupied by a Call Station the
display shows:
Otherwise, when the input is accepted the
display will ask for the next routing:
When ‘
Break
’ is pressed, the display will
again show the Main Installer Menu:
Result / Remarks
* INSTALL MENU * scroll with 'ENTER'
PRESS '7' FOR MANUAL SIGNAL SELECTION
WHICH GENERATOR MUST BE ROUTED (1-8):_
INPUT ALREADY OCCUPIED BY CALL STATION
PRESS 'ENTER'
MATRIX INPUT XX NOT PRESENT
PRESS 'ENTER'
Installer Programming Menu: Manual Signal Selection
Status / Action
After pressing ‘
7
’ in the Main Installer Menu
the display shows:
When the selected generator is not present,
the display will show:
Otherwise, when the selected generator is
present the display will show:
Press ‘
Break
’ to return to the Main Installer
Menu.
Result / Remarks
Entering a signal number followed by ‘Enter’ will activate the selected generator.
Pressing ‘Enter’ without entering a signal number will end the signal.
Because calls have priority over generator monitoring, it is possible that during
monitoring, a monitored signal will be overridden by a signal which precedes that
call.
When monitoring a generator which is being used for a call, the selected signal will
be available when the generator is free.
TYPE SIGNAL NUMBER AND PRESS 'ENTER'
PRESS 'ENTER' TO END SIGNAL
WHICH GENERATOR MUST BE MONITORED:X
_
GENERATOR CARD X NOT PRESENT
WHICH GENERATOR MUST BE MONITORED:_
Summary of Contents for LBB 1330
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