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Chapter 7: Peer-to-peer 3 protocol
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The communications test message is also enabled or disabled using this filter.
Panels use this to request the disable status of remote panels at startup. It must
be enabled to a Maestro station.
The disabled event filter (which existed in earlier versions) may be set separately
at the sender panel (as before) to allow or prevent volunteering disabled events
to remote panels or Maestro. The disabled events filter should be set
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to send
to Maestro, but only to panels if they require it.
If a panel is undergoing commissioning or configuration changes and has large
numbers of disables, either the “disables” commands and disabled events are
disallowed, or the whole panel is ignored using the Panel Comms Enable/Disable
feature.
The “general status events” filter setting works similarly by pressing Key 4 in
Event options. This should be used for enabling a status data message from a
panel to a Maestro, and disabling it to all remote panels, which do not require it.
An alternative foreign language may be loaded on version 3.02 (or later) panels.
This was not available on version 3.00 panels.
The appropriate version language file must be used.
Refer also to the ZP3 Language Loading procedure, which may be found in the
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(P/N 503-1436ZE-U-05).