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ONSITE / OFFSITE USING THE KEYSWITCH MODULE

For long term Central Control operation ie. over-night, use the keyswitch module usually located in the

wardens office.

TO SELECT OFFSITE MODE :

1. Turn the keyswitch to the OFFSITE position.
2. Check the red LED illuminates.
3. Remove the key from the keyswitch.
4. Remove the Portable Master Unit from the Intercom Unit.

TO RETURN TO ONSITE MODE :

1. Check the Call in Progress LED is NOT illuminated.
2. Turn the keyswitch to the ONSITE position.
3. Check the green LED illuminates.
4. Remove the key from the keyswitch.
5. Replace the Portable Master Unit in an Intercom Unit.

 

ONSITE / OFFSITE USING THE PORTABLE MASTER UNIT

The Portable Master Unit can be used to confirm the current operating mode or change the operating
mode by entering one of three special codes : 

     
CURRENT OPERATING MODE :

1. Enter the code 

1004

 via the Portable Master Unit. 

2. Press the 

SPK

 key followed by the 

CAN 

key. 

3. The display will show :

SYSTEM READY

NO CALLS 1005

The system is currently operating in the ONSITE mode.

 

SYSTEM READY

NO CALLS 1007

The system is currently operating in the OFFSITE mode.

TO SELECT ONSITE MODE :

1. Enter the code 

1005

 via the Portable Master Unit. 

2. Press the 

SPK

 key followed by the 

CAN

 key. 

3. The display will show :

SYSTEM READY

NO CALLS 1005

The system is now operating in the ONSITE mode.

 

TO SELECT OFFSITE MODE :

1. Enter the code 

1007

 via the Portable Master Unit. 

2. Press the 

SPK

 key followed by the 

CAN

 key.

3. The display will show :

SYSTEM READY

NO CALLS 1007

The system is now operating in the OFFSITE mode.

SYSTEM READY
NO CALLS 1005

The system is still operating in the ONSITE mode.

Note : it is not possible to select offsite mode if a telephone line fault exists. If the system is operating

in offsite mode and a telephone line fault develops then the system will switch back onsite mode.

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c) Tynetec Limited 2001

                    

                                 FM0313e.PDF  issue A  Page 9

Summary of Contents for guardian 3

Page 1: ...lity 9 Operating Mode 10 To Park an Alarm Call 11 To View Fault Memory 12 Index Facility 13 Clock Facility 14 Special Codes Information Tynetec operate a policy of continual product improvement If any...

Page 2: ...peration of the alarm pullcord places an emergency call on the system which is then reported to the Portable Master Unit or Central Control Operation of the alarm pullcord or any associated pullcords...

Page 3: ...er Units it is important that only ONE is plugged into the system at any one time When the Portable Master Unit is first plugged into an Intercom Unit the following will be displayed GUARDIAN 2 3 SYST...

Page 4: ...larm calls can be detected by the system those initiated by a resident and those triggered automatically ALARM CALL FROM A RESIDENT An alarm call placed on the system by a resident will normally be fr...

Page 5: ...SYSTEM FAULT will be displayed if the system telephone line has failed BT LINE FAILURE BT LINE RESTORED will be displayed when the system telephone line is restored SYSTEM FAULT will be displayed on a...

Page 6: ...the actual channel number of the intercom unit 5 SECOND CALL WAITING When the system is being used to speak to a resident all other Intercom Units are continuously monitored for alarm calls If another...

Page 7: ...be fitted with an optional facility to allow general announcements to be made to all residents This facility can only be used from ONE of FOUR specified Intercom Units See the back page of this manua...

Page 8: ...l system may have the facility for connection to a remote Central Control answering station to ensure 24 hour alarm coverage The system can be switched to Central Control operation offsite mode via th...

Page 9: ...1004 via the Portable Master Unit 2 Press the SPK key followed by the CAN key 3 The display will show SYSTEM READY NO CALLS 1005 The system is currently operating in the ONSITE mode SYSTEM READY NO C...

Page 10: ...of faults in memory to allow the remainder of the system to operate as normal until the faults are cleared If after the CAN key is pressed the display shows SYSTEM READY FAULTS EXIST This means the s...

Page 11: ...t re reports press the SPK key followed by the 5 key and the fault will be PARKED in the system memory again 6 Repeat for all faulty channel numbers stored in the memory 12 INDEX FACILITY Daily calls...

Page 12: ...O CALLS 1630 The time is 16 30 24 hour format To correct the time enter the new time via the Portable Master Unit keypad and press the SPK key followed by the CAN key TO CHECK THE SYSTEM DATE 1 Enter...

Page 13: ...t Time HHMM 24 Hr Clock 2000 Not Applicable 1009 View Fault Memory 1008 Select Offsite Operating Mode 1007 Not Applicable 1006 Select Onsite Operating Mode 1005 Operating Mode Enquire 1004 All Call Fi...

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