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Function
Meaning
Set Date & Time
Select this point to enter the date and time of the
wireless alarm system.
Edit Outputs
Select this point to change the times of the manual
output. The manual output is activated at the first
time entered and deactivated at the second.
Note: Outputs can be switched on and off using
a suitable remote control or by selecting the
“Outputs On/Off” user menu.
Telecommands
Select this point to newly allocate the remote control
buttons. The fourth button of the remote control can
also be programmed here.
Note: If you do not have a remote control, press
“NO TELECOMMANDS”. A list of registered
remote controls and their users is shown on the
display. Select the remote control to be edited.
The corresponding keys can be selected using
the
keys. Select the option on the display
you wish to use.
Call Downloader
Manually activates the selection of a phone number
for the remote control (if installed).
Summer/Winter
Time
Selects between automatic and manual change
from summer to winter time.
Message Volume
Selects the volume of the voice message.
Panel Sounder Vol
The volume of
operating
,
info
and
alarm tones
can be set in
5 steps
here.
Installer access
Defines whether the administrator code must be
entered in addition to the installer code to access
the installer menu.
About Comms
Shows information on the available communication
paths.
Additionally, the following alarm centre information
is displayed.
With inserted ISDN module:
None
With inserted GSM module:
GSM IMEI module
GSM signal strength
GSM network name
GSM phone number
With inserted ethernet module:
IP address
IP subnet mask
IP gateway address
MAC address
With inserted GPRS module:
GSM IMEI module
GSM signal strength
GSM network designation (e.g. 26201 for D1)
GSM phone number
Auto Set/Unset
Using this option, you can activate and deactivate
the system according to a week planner. Further
details can be found in the following example.
Follow the instructions in the display to make settings. The display guides you
through the settings.
