Document No: LT0499
RDU Mk2 Installation & Programming Manual
Programming Part 1
Issue 1.02
8 April 2015
Page 6-17
2. RDU FF Mode is AS1603.4, RDU keypad is AS1603.4
The Legacy Bells parameter should be set to "none" for this configuration. If the FIP
type is actually AS4428.1, then the FIP will provide a Legacy Bells setting that allows it to
map Bells isolate from the RDU.
3. RDU FF Mode is AS4428.1, RDU keypad is AS1603.4
The Legacy Bells setting at the RDU determines whether the RDU Bells isolate key and
LED map to the Warning System, the External Bell or neither. If the FIP type is
AS4428.1 then the Legacy Bells setting at the FIP should be set the same as at the
RDU.
4. RDU FF Mode is AS1603.4, RDU keypad is AS4428.1
This combination could be used when the FIP type is AS1603.4 (
or is an MX1 FIP
). The
Legacy Bells setting determines which of the RDU Warning System isolate key/LED or
External Bell isolate key/LED maps to Bells isolate (or "Alarm Devices" on MX1).
6.4.2
ACCESS CODES
Ten 6 digit access codes are available (numbered 0-9), and each one has provision for the
users' initials (3 characters). The initials of the last user to change the database are stored
in the database. When program mode is entered, an event is logged indicating the number
and initials of the user who accessed the database.
The default access code (set by database re-initialise) for user 0 is 000000. There is no
default code for users 1-9. User 0 can change any access codes (users 0-9), but users 1-9
can change only their own access code.
To enter or edit an access code, enter the user number (0-9) from the keypad. This gives
the following options.
1:Access Code 2:Initials 3:Delete
To enter a new access code for the selected user, select Option 1. Enter the new six digits,
and then re-enter them to confirm.
To change the user initials, select Option 2. The LCD will display the alphabet on the bottom
line. Move the
█
cursor through the alphabet using the ◄ ► cursor keys. Press "ENTER"
when the desired letter is selected. Press "ACK" to save the entered initials. The DELETE
key can be used to delete a character. The SET/EDIT key can be used to swap the cursor
between the top and bottom lines of the display.
To delete an access code, select option 3 and press ACK when prompted.
Access code 000000 should not be used for any user as it will be known by all people
familiar with F3200/RDU.
6.4.3
TEXT ENTRY
From the main programming menu, the "Text" option allows entry of the following:
1.
a 40 character name for the site
2.
a 30 character name for each zone
3.
a 30 character name for each ancillary relay
4.
a 40 character fault action text.
5.
a 12 character Tandem LCD password.
Text can be programmed with the keypad or with a PC connected to the Printer/Programmer
port as described in the following sections.