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set def2 pass–Sets output 2 to show a
successful checkback test.
set def1 delay–Sets output 1 to activate when
a delayed alarm is initiated.
set def2 disable–Sets output 2 to activate
when users disables auto tests.
Set Alarm Outputs Sealed/Momentary
Minimum abbreviation: set alar seal | mome
You can set the major and minor alarm outputs to
remain sealed after an alarm condition or to close
for five seconds and then release.
As with most settings, you can only change this
one if the DIP switch is set to "CUSTOM".
Examples:
set test open–Opens "test in progress" relay
during a checkback test.
set testing close>0–Closes the master
module's "test in progress" relay during a
checkback test.
Set Retries Before Reporting a Failure
Minimum abbreviation: set retr nn
The retry number sets the number of times the
checkback module attempts to communicate with
another module after failing a message. If the
module fails all the retry attempts, it logs a
communications error. The default value is "3",
but in a noisy system, you probably want to crank
this number up. A maximum of "20" is allowed.
As with most settings, you can only change this
one if the DIP switch is set to "CUSTOM".
Examples:
set retries 5–Allows five retries before
logging an error.
set retr 0–Disables all retries.
set retries 20–Sets the module to the
maximum number of retries.
Set Low Power Test On|Off
Minimum abbreviation: set low on | off
You can run low power checkback tests to
determine system margins. When enabled, low
power checkback tests precede the full power
checkback tests.
As with most settings, you can only change this
one if the DIP switch is set to "CUSTOM".
Examples:
set low on > 1–Enables low power tests at
remote #1.
set low power off–Disables low power tests.
Set Time1-4 for Timed Checkback
Minimum abbreviation: set time# hh
You can set automatic checkback tests to execute
up to four specific times during the day. These
times, time1-time4, indicate the hour to perform a
test. Tests are performed near the start of the hour,
unless the carrier system is busy with some other
task.
If you do not want to use all four times, set the
extra times the same as those already set. For
example, if you want time1 to be 1:00 and time2
to be 15:00, but do not want to use time3 and
time4, set time3 and time4 to 15:00 or 1:00.
As with most settings, you can only change this
one if the DIP switch is set to "CUSTOM".
Examples:
set time1 3–Sets time1 to execute an auto
checkback test at 3:00 a.m.
set time2 2, time4 2–Sets time2 to execute an
auto checkback test at 2:00, and disable
time4.
set time1 = 13>1–Sets remote #1's time to
13:00 (note the optional equal sign for
clarity).
Set Period for Automatic Checkback
Minimum abbreviation: set peri hh
Sets the interval or elapsed time between
automatic checkback tests when they are set to
execute periodically. This time is specified to the
hour, and zero (0) hours are rejected.
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