RTS KP-4016, Technical Manual

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68 Basic Operation KP Series
Bosch Security Systems, Inc.
Technical Manual F.01U.304.914 Rev. 05
Menu Passwords
The keypanel is capable of locking the entire menu structure or only the service menu. This is implemented through AZedit
(System | Miscellaneous | Keypanel Menu Password). For more information, see the AZedit user manual (p/n F01U239453).
NOTE: Only numerical passwords are permitted.
To enter a menu password at the password prompt , do the following:
1.
Press the MENU button .
PASSWORD: appears in the keypanel display screen .
2.
Using the keypad, enter the password for the menu.
3.
Press the SEL key .
When the password is entered correctly, the menu appears .
NOTE:
•
Use the CLR button, double-tap the AUX shaft encoder, or single-tap the MAIN shaft encoder to erase
the last digit.
•
If there are no digits, press the CLR button or double-tap either the AUX shaft encoder or MAIN shaft
encoder to exit the menu.
Voice Messaging (Audio Package Only)
IMPORTANT: If you are upgrading the keypanel from version 1.1.1 or earlier to version 1.2.0 or later, you must do the
following:
• Download the Firmware
• Download the License, if purchased
• Download the Voice Mail Chimes (downloaded with vm-chimes.mot)
• Download the Voice Mail Icons (downloaded vm-icons.mot)
For more information on downloading firmware, see “Download Firmware to the Keypanel From AZedit”
on page 161.
Note, the VM chimes and VM icons are .mot files and should be treated as firmware downloads, not Chimes
or Icons.
Panels shipped from the factory with v1.2.0 or higher, include VM Chimes and VM icons.
VM (Voice Messaging) allows a caller to leave an audio message at a keypanel where the keypanel user has stepped away
from the keypanel or is currently busy and cannot answer a call.
There are two modes of voice messaging; AFK and Auto-Record .
AFK (Away From Keypanel) mode indicates the keypanel user is not available or is away from the keypanel. AFK enables
callers to leave a message for the user to listen to upon return to their keypanel.
Auto-Record mode indicates the last 30 seconds of audio is always being recorded. When Auto-Record is active it does not
matter if AFK is enabled or not, the keypanel constantly records the last 30 seconds of audio. On the keypanel in which Auto-
Record is enabled, the record icon appears in the keypanel display window (see “Voice Messaging Icons” on page 69). Unlike
AFK, where the recording icon is flashing while a message is being recorded, the recording icon is constant.