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information do not apply to a repeater, annunciator or wireless relay. A sample repeater edit screen is
shown below. Note: The first time a repeater is edited, the title on this screen will read New Repeater
Setup. For annunciator or wireless relay screens substitute the appropriate unit instead of repeater in
the following examples. A wireless relay will count as a device registered.
The same field editing rules apply here as described in section 4.2.3. Move the cursor to the desired
field and press ENTER. When done editing press ENTER again to exit edit mode. When a field has
been modified, the word save will appear above the #4 soft key. Save after you have made all of the
desired changes as pressing the save button will back you out to the Select Device to be Edited screen.
If you press the BACK key without saving a save confirmation screen will appear. Make the appropriate
selection when prompted.
4.4.2 Deleting a Device, annunciator or repeater
To delete a device, annunciator or repeater from the system:
1. Locate the Device(s), Annunciator(s) and/or Repeater(s) you want to delete and remove all
power from it.
2. Allow the powered down units in step 1 to show a test failure trouble.
3. Reset the CP-3600(+) and access the device edit list through the device edit menu choice.
4. Use the UP/DOWN keys to select the device(s) and/or repeater(s) to be deleted and press
the delete soft key.
5. Confirm the deletion by answering yes.
Warning: The CP-3600(+) will no longer accept alarms or troubles from deleted devices or
repeaters. To get a deleted device, annunciator or repeater to report to the CP-3600(+) again you
must enroll it. You must remove all power from a device, annunciator or repeater and allow it to
show a test failure trouble on the CP-3600(+) before deleting it. Failure to remove power and
allow the device, annunciator or repeater to show a test failure trouble prior to deleting may
cause an unknown device trouble on the CP-3600(+). Refer to the section on unknown and
ignored devices for more information.
When a repeater is deleted, you will be prompted with a
warning telling you that the repeater will be permanently disabled until its power is removed and
reapplied. Answer yes to continue with deleting the repeater. The repeater will be sent a command
from the CP-3600(+) telling it to shut down its transceivers. This is only a safe guard in case the deleted
repeater is not powered down prior to deleting it. It is possible that one or more of the deleted repeaters
may not receive the turn off command if a repeater was deleted which was required to link the turn off
command to other deleted repeaters. Any deleted repeater which does not receive the turn off
E d i t R e p e a t e r
ALPHA Number Symbol
S e r i a l # : 0 3 a 4 9 2
D e v i c e T y p e : R e p e a t e r
D e s c r i p t i o n :
P o i n t I D
: 0 0 0 9
T o t a l R e p e a t e r s R e g i s t e r e d : 0 0 0 1